Katie Phang

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1,864 appearances 8 recordings 3 series first heard May 2025 last heard 12 Sep

Katie Phang’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Katie Phang on New Order in Epstein Files Lawsuit · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

knows how to hell do this because the doj and the trump administration told them how to do it so everybody knows how to do a redaction log this is not some big secret thing that's particularly complex you could whip out a table on microsoft word and do it if you really did not want to do it you know in a more sophisticated way but what's really important is in a filing that was just done in my lawsuit voice-verified

Todd Blanch said, hey, judge, there's a thing called the Privacy Act, and the Privacy Act says that I can protect email addresses that aren't even victims, that are people that are actual perpetrators, et cetera, right? voice-verified

And so that's another exception that Todd Blanch and the Trump DOJ just pulled out of thin air. voice-verified

But it's really important because that protocol, like the orders that were given to be able to justify how these redactions were done, it's dated January of 2026, Ben, and the timing is important. voice-verified

Because remember, the deadline under the Epstein Files Transparency Act for these redactions to be done and for it to be released was December of 2025. voice-verified

And so what they've done is they've created this memorandum internally at the DOJ that they've published trying to justify why they've redacted so much. voice-verified

But if we get this redaction log, and assuming our guendo is actually accurate and credible, voice-verified

then to your point, we can see each and every individual redaction and then I can challenge them. voice-verified

But without this redaction log, I'm supposed to just take his word for it? voice-verified

I called it the trust-me-bro exception that Blanche has decided to adopt for the entirety of these files, which is why I'm grateful that Judge Sullivan has said there ain't no thing called a trust-me-bro exception in the Epstein Files Transparency Act. voice-verified

Part of it. voice-verified

But here, let's pull on that thread a little bit more. voice-verified

Let's peel this back even more, right? voice-verified

Because think about that. voice-verified

If you allow, as the DOJ, to expand the definition of a victim vis-a-vis Epstein, Maxwell, and others, and you allow people to self-identify, then ultimately, Ben, what's going to happen? voice-verified

You're going to have everybody self-identifying as a victim. voice-verified

You're going to have Glenn Maxwell say, well, I was duped. voice-verified

by Jeffrey Epstein, or I was taken advantage of by Jeffrey Epstein. voice-verified

And that results in what? voice-verified

Blanche, the DOJ, which controls the FBI, never investigating anyone. voice-verified

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