A lot happened this week. “The US has emphasized its military presence in the region.” “The case against former FBI director James Lowowowa may be in jeopardy.” “I’m holding that hand. I’m not giving it to hell where that hand is.” Here is one thing you should not miss. On Tuesday, the House and Senate passed the Epsterin Disclosure Act, and the President signed it into law. Which means the Department of Justice now has less than 30 days to release all their files on Epsterin. More on that asterisk in a second. “Now Trump signs Epsterin files bill into law.” Of course, you didn’t miss this news. And at the very beginning, it won. It is an opportunity for the public to know exactly who is involved in these heinous crimes. For powerful people to be held accountable for their friendship with a sex offender. And Epsterin’s victims are getting many of the answers they’ve been looking for after an investigation that has lasted two decades. All those effects are still happening. But don’t discount the fact that all of this has come at a cost to America’s justice system. As with so many things, the President has always set his sights on this nation. So now the question is: When those files are released, will Americans be able to trust them completely? Because while the public has received justice in the Epstein case, President Trump is more focused on him. One minute Trump wants the files released. “I want a full investigation. That’s absolutely what I want.” “Can you describe the Epsterin files?” “Yes, yes, I would.” Then … “Democrats on the House Upper House Committee released -” “Emails they say were written by Jeffrey Epstrein.” “Including one saying, ‘He knew about these girls as he asked Gilaine to stop. “Obviously, this is a political exercise for Democrats and a few others, sadly.” And not surprisingly, he changed his tune again when it looked like Congress was going to let him go anyway. “Yeas is 427. 1 Nays.” This whole saga was doing nothing but a political game to Trump. Nothing makes that more clear than the way Congress forced Trump’s hand. Because if he really wanted to release the files, he would have ordered the Department of Justice to do it a long time ago. “I mean, I’m an official in the position of the law of the land.” So, again, when these files are released, will Americans be able to trust them completely? Probably not. That’s because the bill includes a list of sanctions allowed, things the Department of Justice are allowed to keep out. But the Justice Department can withhold information for the purpose of investigating or prosecuting other countries. Those are the cases that allow the DoJ to have a lot of wiggle room. As much as we want the answers to happen in this country week. “The US has emphasized its presence in the region.” I don’t give a hell where that hat’s been.” Here’s one thing you shouldn’t miss. On Tuesday, the House and Senate passed the Epsterin Pleprestrawn Act. Which means the Justice Department now has less than 30 days to release all their files on Epsterin. More on that asterix in a second. “Now Trump has signed the money for the Epstein files.” Of course, you didn’t miss this news. And just at the beginning, It’s a chance for the public to know who is involved in these crimes. And Epsterin’s victims have been asking for answers for two decades will the Americans be able to trust the epstein case. In every way, the Justice Department and the attorney general are using it. “I want a full investigation.” The house released emails it said were written by Jeffrey Epstrein.” “Including one that says, Quota, ‘He knew about these girls as he asked Gilaina to stop. “Obviously, this is a political exercise for Democrats and a few others, unfortunately.” And not surprisingly, he changed his tune again when it looked like Congress was going to let him go anyway. “427 Yays. One Nays.” This whole saga was nothing more than a political game for Trump. He has never cared for justice, and especially not for Epstein’s victims. “A little girl struggling to get to 14 and 15 years old, she finally has a voice.” Nothing makes that more clear than the way Congress forced Trump’s hand. Because if he really wanted to release the files, he would have ordered the Department of Justice to do it a long time ago. “Sure, I mean, I’m a paid law enforcement officer.” So again, when these files are released, will Americans be able to trust them completely? Probably not. That’s because the bill includes a list of permitted embargoes, things the justice department is allowed to keep without exception. Some of those are reasonable, like limiting the victim’s personal information. But the Department of Justice can also withhold information for the purpose of an active investigation or prosecution. To defend the country or foreign policy. It’s those broad cases that allow the DoJ a lot of wiggle room. And that’s important because these decisions will be made by the department that Trump has spent the whole year ruining the entire year. More as we seek answers. This administration has proven time and time again that they cannot be trusted with the truth.
