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Madeleine Dean presses Blanche on Epstein investigation: justice for victims or loyalty to Trump?

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Now playing on All Clips Madeleine Dean presses Blanche on Epstein investigation: justice for victims or loyalty to Trump? Rep. Madeleine Dean11 plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

At a hearing, Rep. Madeleine Dean says Blanche was paid $10 million to represent the president, hung a 30-foot banner of his face over the Justice Department entrance, and said he would tell Trump "I love you, sir." Blanche answers that "we want to bring justice to every victim." Dean asks when, and who the Justice Department will prosecute.

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Who
Rep. Madeleine Dean
Where
hearing
Original footage
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Length
50 seconds, unedited within the cut
Plays
11 on Instagram
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You were paid $10 million to represent the president. You hang a 30 foot banner of the president's menacing face over the entrance to the Department of Justice. You said that if you were terminated or not moved forward as Attorney General, you would say to the president, I love you, sir. So I have one question for you. Is your obligation to the victims and survivors of Epstein's heinous crimes and all his perpetrators, or is your first obligation to the President of the United States? So without a doubt, we want to bring justice to every victim. When will you bring that justice? Can I please finish? Excuse me. Can I finish? It's in decades. When will you bring the justice? So as I was saying, when will you prosecute? And who will you prosecute?

Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.

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