Exclusive: Rep. Dan Goldman Demands DOJ Answers on Epstein Files
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This is the letter that Donald Trump fears the most. A top Democratic Congress member is alleging that there could be a potential cover-up that may be taking place between Attorney General Pam Bondi and maybe even Donald Trump to cover up the release of the Epstein files. Now, this letter by top Democratic Congress member Dan Goldman goes into detail about the very suspicious timeline here. from when the MAGA Republican influencers were invited to the White House to hold up phony binders, claiming that they had the Epstein files, which it was not the Epstein files. It was like an Epstein call list that was released years ago. By the way, Trump's phone number and the phone number of people related to him were on that.
When the MAGA influencers and the White House and Bondi were called out on that, they then said they were bringing in more FBI agents and DOJ lawyers. to go through the files and actually produce it they've blown deadline after deadline after deadline and they're making up new excuses each time there was undercover footage recently by a right-wing influencer james o'keefe where they sent someone like into a restaurant to talk to pam bondy and this is like a random individual who said she was a nanny shows up, speaks to Bondi and says, hey, when are we going to get the Epstein files? And for the first time, Bondi's now saying, well, actually, there's 10,000 like videos or tens of thousands of videos of like child pornography. And that's why. But she's never said that to the public.
And she's saying it to like a random nanny who's undercover and working for a right wing influencer who wants to see the files. Just to remind you, I want to go through this letter. But let me just show you that undercover footage quickly. Do you know when the Epstein files are going to get released? We hope soon.
Okay.
Any dates? No. You know what it is? There are tens of thousands of videos. Yeah. And it's all with little kids. So they have to go through every one. So she says that to a random nanny and not in public. It's just excuse after excuse. This is the letter right here from Democratic Congress member Dan Goldman that we've exclusively got here on the Midas Touch Network. It says,
February 27, 2025, to much fanfare, the DOJ claimed it was releasing the Epstein files after the underwhelming what they called a phase one release. They said they were going to release these files. And then the letter goes on to say it's now 74 days past the issuance of both your 24 hour demand and 14 day deadline deadline. for a comprehensive report, yet you have provided no additional materials nor an explanation of a delay. And this is written, again, by Congressmember Dan Goldman, who's a former 10-year DOJ prosecutor. And he goes, I remind you that as Attorney General, your oath of office requires you to represent the United States' interests without fear or favor, not Donald Trump's personal interests.
The letter then goes on to basically say, if you're redacting Information. If you're deleting information that has Donald Trump's name on it or that has his name, image and likeness on it, or if there are videos with him on it, you need to tell us right now what the hell is going on here. Let's bring in Democratic Congress member Dan Goldman, who sent this letter. And Congress member, I give you a lot of credit for sending this letter. It's an important issue that people are talking about that it seems Trump and all the magas no longer want to talk about anymore. Tell us about this letter, why you think it's so important and why you're sending it.
Well, as the letter says, and as you just recited, I think very well, there was a very aggressive move to release all of the Epstein files. And certainly you had right wing folks calling for it. You had Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna, who was all over this threat making threats, you know, confronting Congress. the Department of Justice, and then after the first batch of the Epstein files were released and everyone realized this is just public information that's already been out there, the Attorney General made it very clear to blame it on the FBI and to say, oh, well, that's what I got from the FBI, so it's the FBI's fault.
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