Jamie Raskin

What happened in Minnesota in those two incidents was an absolute tragedy.

Were they domestic terrorists, as you said, to the country?

My condolences to their families, because I know that their lives will never be the same.

No, not for a second.

And we've known for weeks, if not months, that they are engaged in a full-blown cover-up.

There are a lot of things in Epstein files that they don't want people to see, and they don't want to see any further criminal investigation or prosecution.

Remember, they got into office in January.

And the very first thing that Attorney General Bondi did was to fire the lead prosecutor in the Epstein case, Maureen Comey from the Southern District of New York, and take the entire file and then declare the investigation over.

They've been doing everything in their power to sweep this under the rug since they got in.

And Donald Trump only ran out in front of the parade at the end to say that he supported the legislation we passed because he knew it was overwhelmingly popular in the country and in Congress.

But they've been doing everything that they can to sabotage and sandbag us ever since.

And so we're going to need to find some ways to compel them to comply with the law, which required legislation.

essentially 100 percent production of the entire file, except for the identifying information of the victims.

That was the one thing that they released they didn't redact.

And then they redacted hundreds, thousands of pages in what they gave us.

And they're still withholding three million pages entirely.

So it's hard for me to describe this as anything but a cover up.

Well, not with Mike Johnson and Chairman Comer in charge.

They are fully complicit with the cover-up.

But Congress could try to take them to court if the majority were interested in that.