Jimmy speaks with Rep. Thomas Massie about the Congressman’s efforts to force the DOJ to comply with the Epstein Files Transparency Act and release unredacted records, including victim interviews and investigative notes. Massie say that the DOJ’s delays clearly violate the law and that tools like subpoenas, inherent contempt, fines, civil suits with victims, and even arrest by the Sergeant-at-Arms remain on the table.
He adds that powerful, wealthy interests—not just politicians—are likely implicated, which explains the resistance to disclosure. Despite low expectations, Massie insists the law does not expire and accountability can still be compelled.