Haley Fuchs

And really in these files, we didn't find out really anything about any of those questions.

We mostly saw material that had already been public.

For the first time, the Epstein files made public

Bill Clinton seems swimming in a pool with Ghislaine Maxwell and another woman with her face redacted.

Clinton with another unknown woman on his lap.

There is one thing that drew a lot of attention over the weekend, and that is some images appeared to actually disappear from the DOJ website.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch claims that that was because DOJ was concerned that victims' identities were not properly redacted.

At least one of those photos included an image of Donald Trump.

Huh.

And DOJ has rejected the idea that they're trying to protect Trump in the release of these files.

And that image of Trump has since been re-added back to the website.

So we remember that it was Congress that compelled the administration to release these files to give us what we've got so far.

How did lawmakers react to what was released?

Lawmakers are really upset.

They released one document from a New York grand jury of 119 pages, totally blacked out.

They think that DOJ is not complying with the law and not fully releasing the materials by the deadline that Congress has set.

We actually saw two lawmakers, one Republican and one Democrat, Thomas Massey of Kentucky and Ro Khanna of California, threaten to start impeachment proceedings for Pam Bondi and to file contempt charges.

Their threat to impeach Pam Bondi, what is that grounded in?

Are they saying she didn't give us what Congress ordered her to give us?

Yes, they are.