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July 24, 2025

House Freedom Caucus pressures Speaker on Epstein grand jury release

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House Republicans revolt as Epstein document pressure overwhelms Trump administration

Speaker Johnson ended House session Jul. 23, 2025 (one day early) to block Epstein transparency vote

Massie-Khanna discharge petition secured 218th signature Nov 12, only 4 Republicans joined 214 Democrats

House voted 427-1 on Nov 18 to pass Epstein Files Transparency Act; Senate passed unanimously; Trump signed Nov 19

Deputy AG Todd BlancheTodd Blanche met privately with Ghislaine MaxwellGhislaine Maxwell Jul. 24-25 in Tallahassee for six-hour interview

Rep. Burlison told CNN Epstein files became "#1" issue in constituent calls, overwhelming all other topics

Rep. Ralph NormanRalph Norman crossed party lines, voting with Democrats on Rules Committee to force document release

DOJ released documents Dec 19 deadline but excluded all financial records, heavily redacted grand jury testimony (119 pages fully blacked out)

Massie and Khanna threatened contempt charges; Schumer called partial release a "blatant cover-up" to shield Trump

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What you can do

1

Call your representative at 202-224-3121 demanding full DOJ compliance with Epstein Files Transparency Act (Public Law 119-25)

2

File FOIA requests at FOIA.gov for Epstein financial records, FBI 302 interview memos, DOJ internal communications on 2008 plea deal

3

Contact House Oversight (202-225-5074) and Judiciary (202-225-3951) demanding hearings on Bondi and Blanche Maxwell meetings

4

Support victims advocacy orgs like Victims Refuse Silence providing legal resources to survivors fighting confidentiality agreements

5

Donate to investigative journalism outlets (ProPublica, Miami Herald, The Guardian) tracking document releases

6

Monitor which representatives signed discharge petition (Massie, Greene, Boebert, Mace) vs those who protected leadership obstruction