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SamuelTheThird

(1,150 posts) Wed Nov 19, 2025, 05:21 PM Nov 2025

Epstein Files Bill Allowing Bondi to 'Redact' Details Comes Under Scrutiny

...the bill does allow Bondi to redact records in specific instances, including documents that "would jeopardize an active federal investigation or ongoing prosecution."

https://www.newsweek.com/epstein-files-bill-allowing-pam-bondi-redact-details-comes-under-scrutiny-11072704

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Epstein Files Bill Allowing Bondi to 'Redact' Details Comes Under Scrutiny (Original Post) SamuelTheThird Nov 2025 OP

We'll never see shit. CanonRay Nov 2025 #1

For every redaction Bondi must write the reason(s) and file her reason(s) with Congress. Today's (11/19) in2herbs Nov 2025 #2

We need a Mark Felt kbowman Nov 2025 #3

Scrutiny by whom? MichMan Nov 2025 #4

CanonRay

(16,171 posts)

1. We'll never see shit.

Reply to SamuelTheThird (Original post)

Wed Nov 19, 2025, 05:58 PM

Nov 2025

Just my humble and 100% cynical opinion

in2herbs

(4,389 posts)

2. For every redaction Bondi must write the reason(s) and file her reason(s) with Congress. Today's (11/19)

Reply to SamuelTheThird (Original post)

Wed Nov 19, 2025, 06:03 PM

Nov 2025

Elizabeth McLaughlin's substack was a line by line legal synopsis of HR 4405 (the Epstein Act). I recommend listening to her synopsis as it will probably lower your blood pressure.

kbowman

(21 posts)

3. We need a Mark Felt

Reply to SamuelTheThird (Original post)

Wed Nov 19, 2025, 06:05 PM

Nov 2025

We need a Mark Felt to come forward and leak the documents before any alterations are made.

MichMan

(17,149 posts)

4. Scrutiny by whom?

Reply to SamuelTheThird (Original post)

Wed Nov 19, 2025, 07:49 PM

Nov 2025

Every single member of the House and Senate, except one, voted for it.

427-1 in the House and Unanimous Consent in the Senate.

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