DOJ Withheld Epstein Files Alleging Trump Sexual Misconduct

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Hey there, folks. It is Thursday, February 26th. And shocker, some Epstein files are missing. But there are three in particular that are missing. It's got Democrats seething. It's got the Trump administration defending. And quite frankly, Robes, none of us should be surprised by this. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. The three files missing have to do with President Trump, Robes, and some pretty awful accusations being made by a woman. That's right. A woman who is now, yes, a woman, but claims these allegations of abuse by Jeffrey Epstein. And yes, by President Trump, she claims happened when she was just 13 years old. So these are damning and disturbing allegations and made even more so by the fact that they are missing.
Okay, so we should start at the top with these are claims. They're not substantiated, and we don't have any idea about the credibility of them. And at this point, President Trump is not facing any criminal accusations. He's not facing any criminal charges. All right. We got that out of the way. He has forever denied any wrongdoing. However, Robes, now let's go to why this is such a big deal. Epstein files, we know the troves of documents have been coming out. There are arguments about redactions and back and forth. Is everything out there? Fine. Let's get away from all that for a second and just focus on this thing. A part of these files, Robes. Whereas an interview done with a woman in 2019 who came forward after Epstein was arrested and said, oh, yeah, that's the guy who assaulted me when I was younger.
She starts piecing things together. The FBI goes and interviews her. There are at least four interviews we know that were done with her. The FBI file. on those four interviews, well, three of them are missing, and we only get one. So, Robes, the focus is, why are those other three missing? And the implication is that she said something about Trump and those other three, and that's why it's missing. This is where we are. Yes, correct. And in addition to those three separate conversations, NPR did a whole investigation. You know, they have a slew of reporters, and they can actually tell there are missing numbers. They actually have serial numbers. And they can say, hey, there are missing sets of documents based on serial numbers going through all of this.

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