Speaking at a moderated public conversation, Jamie Raskin says the Justice Department moved the Epstein case files from the Southern District of New York to D.C. and sat on them. He says a July 7, 2025 letter claimed there was no evidence to justify investigating co-conspirators, and that a report his side issued "three weeks ago" refutes that, arguing there was enough evidence on Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein alone to justify further investigation.
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- Who
- Jamie Raskin
- Where
- other - moderated public conversation with audience Q&A
- Original footage
- The Financial Express · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 54 seconds, unedited within the cut
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- 4,005 on Instagram
Read the transcript
Another thing they did was they transferred the files on the Epstein case from the Southern District of New York to DC, then they buried them for six and a half months. And then on July 7th of, July 7th of 2025, they issued a letter saying that there was no evidence anywhere in these millions of documents that would be a predicate even for an investigation into potential co -conspirators or accomplices, right? Couldn't find it anywhere. We issued a report three weeks ago, absolutely devastating to that claim, refuting every part of it and showing in fact how there was enough evidence on Donald Trump alone in his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein to justify further investigation with witnesses who we had coming forward.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.