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Justice Department Interviews Maxwell as Congress Readies Epstein File Subpoenas

Closed-door meetings with Ghislaine Maxwell aim to secure her cooperation ahead of her August 11 deposition, offering potential insight into President Trump’s repeated mentions in Epstein’s files.

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Overview

  • The Justice Department has conducted back-to-back interviews with Maxwell at the Tallahassee federal courthouse to press for new evidence in the Epstein case.
  • The House Oversight Committee has formally subpoenaed Maxwell for an August 11 deposition and approved a motion compelling the DOJ to hand over previously undisclosed Epstein dossiers.
  • A Florida federal judge rejected President Trump’s request to declassify grand jury transcripts from the Epstein investigation, maintaining their sealed status.
  • Mark Epstein, Jeffrey’s brother, claimed that Jeffrey once said he possessed compromising information on President Trump, raising stakes for Maxwell’s disclosures.
  • Republicans are split over the handling of Epstein materials as Trump faces pressure from his base to fulfill earlier promises to release the files.