Todd Blanche
speaker
232 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 26 May
Todd Blanche’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 16 in all, peaking in Apr 2026 with 7.
Appearances
I don't anticipate we will.
So the misguided assumption that there is more to be released is because we reviewed millions and millions of pages within the department, millions of which had nothing to do with Epstein.
as if we looked at a document and said you know we're not going to release that if we didn't release it it's because it was not responsive to the law and therefore not part of the epstein files what we've done with congress is we we by law we had to make certain redactions by law including of victims and of pi information but we said to congress any congressman can come in and spend as much time as they want looking at everything unredacted and if you think we should be doing something congressman or congresswoman
let us know and we will we will do it and so we have that i don't know how this department or this president can be more transparent than saying american people here is every single document in our entire database and if we had to redact it because of victim names anybody can come look at it if you're a member of congress no restrictions unredacted do you all believe that
You have the authority to go ahead and release more, do you not?
And you have the authority to go to Congress, perhaps?
No, we have released everything.
So listen, we reviewed six million pieces of paper.
What we released was anything associated with the Epstein file.
So we are not sitting on a single piece of paper.
Nothing.
Nothing that should be released.
If we find something else tomorrow, we'll release it.
I don't anticipate we will.
So the misguided assumption that there is more to be released is because we reviewed millions and millions of pages within the department, millions of which had nothing to do with Epstein.
It's not as if we looked at a document and said, you know, we're not going to release that.
If we didn't release it, it's because it was not responsive to the law and therefore not part of the Epstein files.
What we've done with Congress is we, by law, we had to make certain redactions, by law, including of victims and of PI information.
But we said to Congress, any congressman can come in and spend as much time as they want looking at everything unredacted.
And if you think we should be doing something, congressman or congresswoman,
Showing 61–80 of 232 · page 4 of 12
← Previous
Next →