President Trump promised in 2025 that the Jeffrey Epstein files would be released, exposing the truth about his network of influential allies. The American people expected transparency. Instead, Attorney General Pam Bondi’s “Phase 1” release in February was a letdown—200 pages of flight logs and redacted lists already public knowledge. Conservative voices on X rightly called it a sham. Months later, Phase 2 remains stalled, and we’re left asking: where are these files, and when will they be released?
FBI Director Kash Patel, tasked with investigating why the FBI’s New York office withheld thousands of pages, has offered no clear timeline. In a Senate hearing, he evaded Senator Kennedy’s questions and shockingly claimed Epstein’s death was likely suicide. This lack of urgency is infuriating. Every week these agencies drag their feet, public trust erodes further. Congress, what’s going on? Are they shielding powerful figures? Are they building cases? If so, why release a meaningless Phase 1?
The silence is unacceptable. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna called the initial release “a complete disappointment,” echoing the frustration of millions. Congress must hold the DOJ and FBI accountable. Demand a firm timeline, unredacted documents, and, if evidence supports it, arrests. The Epstein case demands answers, not excuses. Are officials protecting the guilty, or are they preparing to deliver justice? The longer this takes, the more it feels like a cover-up. The American people deserve the truth—Congress, make it happen.
