THE EPSTEIN CLASS...Will They Ever Be Held Accountable...Whats Blanche Hiding?
Brock and Mark discuss the latest revelations about the ongoing Trump / Epstein cover-up are truly disturbing.
We now know that the DOJ has withheld millions of pages of Epstein documents from Congress — in direct violation of the law that was passed by Congress (nearly unanimously) and signed by Trump himself.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers say the DOJ has gone too far with its redactions, and the limited release itself is an outright violation of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which Trump reluctantly signed into law after it passed Congress almost unanimously.
The law directed the DOJ to release all files by December 19, 2025 - and Acting AG Todd Blanche is breaking the law by deliberately not doing so.
Most recently, he served for more than a year as deputy attorney general, the No. 2 spot overseeing the department’s daily operations. But just as crucially, he was also Trump’s personal attorney.
Blanche helped Trump survive multiple criminal cases between his terms in office, defending him from prosecutors and appearing by his side during his conviction in New York in a hush money case. The president has said he did nothing wrong.
Blanche, 51, a Denver native, is “a very talented and respected Legal Mind,” Trump said in a Truth Social post announcing the move.
Blanche has other attributes that appeal to Trump. He projects confidence, commands broad respect, has an understanding of “the mission at hand” and is a skilled public communicator — something Trump values deeply, according to a person close to the White House who has knowledge of Trump’s discussions.
We now know that the DOJ has withheld millions of pages of Epstein documents from Congress — in direct violation of the law that was passed by Congress (nearly unanimously) and signed by Trump himself.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers say the DOJ has gone too far with its redactions, and the limited release itself is an outright violation of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which Trump reluctantly signed into law after it passed Congress almost unanimously.
The law directed the DOJ to release all files by December 19, 2025 - and Acting AG Todd Blanche is breaking the law by deliberately not doing so.
Most recently, he served for more than a year as deputy attorney general, the No. 2 spot overseeing the department’s daily operations. But just as crucially, he was also Trump’s personal attorney.
Blanche helped Trump survive multiple criminal cases between his terms in office, defending him from prosecutors and appearing by his side during his conviction in New York in a hush money case. The president has said he did nothing wrong.
Blanche, 51, a Denver native, is “a very talented and respected Legal Mind,” Trump said in a Truth Social post announcing the move.
Blanche has other attributes that appeal to Trump. He projects confidence, commands broad respect, has an understanding of “the mission at hand” and is a skilled public communicator — something Trump values deeply, according to a person close to the White House who has knowledge of Trump’s discussions.
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