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Epstein Flight Logs Unsealed — Trump Travel Records Now Public

Pam Bondi just told Congress the DOJ has "fully complied" with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Here's the math: 6 million pages collected, 3.5 million released, 2.5 million withheld from the American public. And here's what's missing: FBI 302 victim interview statements where survivors named the men who abused them, a draft indictment from the 2007 Florida investigation, and a prosecution memorandum showing why prosecutors didn't bring charges. The law explicitly states "no record shall be withheld, delayed, or redacted on the basis of embarrassment, reputational harm, or political sensitivity, including to any government official, public figure, or foreign dignitary"—yet Fox News confirmed the DOJ redacted the names of politically exposed individuals and government officials in direct violation of the statute. Remember February 2025 when Bondi told Fox News the Epstein client list was "sitting on my desk right now to review"? By July, her DOJ released a memo claiming there was no client list at all—and Trump called the whole thing "a big hoax." This video covers why Representative Ro Khanna is considering articles of impeachment against Bondi, how Representatives Khanna and Massie are discussing "inherent contempt" which would bypass the DOJ entirely to impose fines or arrest, and what happens on February 11th when Bondi testifies before the House Judiciary Committee—where members are demanding access to unredacted files so they can expose any discrepancies between what Bondi claims and what the documents actually show. Timestamps: Breaking: "Full Compliance" Claim 2.5 Million Pages Still Withheld Draft Indictment and FBI 302s Missing "Sitting on My Desk" to "Big Hoax" Contempt and Impeachment Threats What Happens February 11th