Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, a Republican from Florida, voiced her discontent following the DOJ’s decision to release only a segment of classified materials related to Jeffrey Epstein. Luna noted that the documents provided amounted merely to Epstein’s phonebook, a detail revealed by a recent New York Post story. She emphasized that neither she nor her task force had been involved in reviewing these files and declared the release a significant disappointment in not meeting the expectations of the American people.
Luna, who leads the House Oversight Committee’s Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, had formally reached out to the DOJ on February 11 and 19, urging the department to release the complete files on Epstein along with records concerning the JFK, RFK, and MLK assassination investigations. After experiencing a delay in responses from the DOJ, Luna escalated the matter by questioning the Attorney General directly on social media, demanding that the promised documents be fully and promptly disclosed.
Meanwhile, the DOJ acknowledged Luna’s requests, promising further engagement and a review of the situation. Attorney General Pam Bondi later confirmed on national television that the Epstein documents would be released soon, adding that investigations were underway into why only part of the files had been provided. Bondi also sent a letter to FBI Director Kash Patel, insisting on the delivery of a comprehensive set of Epstein records, which included thousands of pages of documents, audio, and video materials, asserting that all information must be disclosed without limitations.
10 Comments
Fuerza
“If we had to get every piece of classified material released, our government would just be parading secrets without context. It’s irresponsible.”
Manolo Noriega
“The selective release of classified material seems designed to mislead. We need all the documents to understand what really happened.”
Fuerza
“If there’s anything to learn from past investigations, it’s that hiding information only breeds mistrust. Kudos to Luna for advocating for truth.”
Ongania
“Demanding more than what’s given is exactly what our democracy needs right now. Keep fighting for full transparency!”
Fuerza
“It’s refreshing to see a leader holding the DOJ accountable. No more half-truths – we need to see every document!”
Africa
“The selective release of documents isn’t proof of any grand cover-up – it’s simply bureaucratic caution, and politicians are overreacting.”
Coccinella
“I’m sick of politicians playing games with classified documents. It’s nothing more than a distraction from more pressing issues.”
Muchacha
“Using high-profile cases like Epstein’s to demand more documents is just a political way to boost popularity.”
ZmeeLove
“The American people deserve to know what’s been hidden. Thanks to Luna’s efforts, we might finally see the full picture.”
Comandante
“It’s not about political grandstanding; it’s about protecting our democracy by ensuring no important details are concealed.”