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Backlash Grows After DOJ No. 2 Says ‘It Is Not a Crime to Party With Epstein

The uproar underscores intensifying demands for full disclosure of the Epstein files following a multimiIlion‑page release.

Overview

  • Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told Fox News that it is not a crime to party or email with Jeffrey Epstein, while saying the DOJ would pursue cases supported by evidence.
  • The Justice Department recently released more than 3 million pages of Epstein-related records, with media reports saying some claims referencing President Donald Trump were later deleted.
  • Blanche previously said the DOJ had finished reviewing the files and indicated new prosecutions were unlikely due to insufficient evidence.
  • On CNN, Rep. Robert Garcia criticized Blanche’s remarks as harmful to survivors, accused officials of withholding documents, and demanded the release of co‑conspirator names.
  • Reps. Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie warned they are prepared to pursue impeachment of Attorney General Pam Bondi if remaining materials are not produced, as public criticism surged on social media.