Help me understand the Epstein files, and who has seen them as of today.

[bluestarone]

Has only the committee seen the full files, or has every member seen them as of today? After seeing these files, i cannot imagine any reason why NOT to let the full public see exactly what is in them? The way i'm thinking is, only the committee has seen them so far. Am i right?

[BoRaGard]

1. G.O.P. Speaker Mike Johnson's Sugar Daddy (r) is listed

G.O.P. Rep Rep. Massie dropped a bomb:
Billionaire John Paulson, top GOP donor, bankroller of the Speaker, and Trump’s campaign,
is in Epstein’s black book.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220611509

[Brainfodder]

2. Way more IMHO and enough that it will come out some way some how.

[essaynnc]

3. The 1000 FBI agents that redacted them.

They've all seen them, or at least a part of them. We need someone to spilled beans!

[johnnyfins]

4. The attorneys for the survivors have seen them

[RockRaven]

5. For one thing "the Epstein files" is an indistinct/fluid term. That term means

only whatever the speaker intends when they say it, and what one person means is not the same as almost any other. This is, of course, part of the rhetorical game that the Trump/Bondi/etc and Congresscritters have been playing as they try to bullshit the public.