Bondi and Blanche must be held accountable.

Ajouté : 2026-05-25

[00:00:00]I just want to thank you all for being here, for continuing to show up, for your continued courage and your commitment to justice. We recognize that you are unfortunately four of very, very many, many more survivors, and I hope you know that your presence today means to survivors across this country how important it is to them. For decades, survivors have worked in good faith with law enforcement to try to expose Epstein and his co-conspirators, only to have their interests and their needs ignored.

[00:00:25]From a bogus non-prosecute prosecution agreement way back in 2008 to the inexcusable release of personal identifying information from Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche's DOJ. The DOJ seems perfectly capable of concealing the names of these rich and these powerful folks in the files that have been released, but they did not give that same level of care to the actual survivors. And here in Florida, Alex Acosta spent more time cutting a deal with Kenneth Starr, Alan Dershowitz, and other well-connected lawyers working for Epstein and with Epstein than he did actually listening to survivors. This sweetheart deal enabled Epstein to continue abusing survivors while he was out on work release, as we've heard. The DOJ has failed to indict any other perpetrator of sex trafficking beyond Epstein and Maxwell, despite all the complaints and the reports that other individuals were implicated involved, including from survivors themselves who have named these people. They seem to have no plans to do so. So, Todd Todd Blanche stating that the Epstein files, quote, should not be a part of anything going forward, unquote, is where we need uh to spend a little time.