DoJ official makes Epstein cover-up claims in hinge date honey trap
A DOJ official alleges Epstein files will be heavily redacted to exclude Republicans, causing controversy and criticism within political circles and Trump's base.
- In September 2025, DOJ official Joseph Schnitt was covertly recorded making claims about selective redactions in Jeffrey Epstein case files and a prison transfer for Ghislaine Maxwell.
- This occurred amid ongoing disputes over the release of over 33,000 pages of Epstein-related documents recently turned over by the DOJ and released by the House Oversight Committee.
- Schnitt said the files would be heavily redacted to exclude Republicans and conservatives, leaving Democrats visible, and claimed Maxwell's transfer to minimum security violated policy to keep her quiet.
- The DOJ denied Schnitt's comments reflected reality, stating they showed a lack of knowledge of the review process and issuing an official apology, while Schnitt said his remarks were personal, based on media reports.
- These revelations intensified political pressure on the Trump administration amid calls for fuller transparency, with some lawmakers pushing to compel broader disclosure of Epstein files.
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James O’Keefe on Friday said an FBI official was escorted out of the building after he released undercover video of a DOJ official admitting the government will redact every Republican while leaving all Democrat people on the Epstein client list.
Top DOJ official alleges Epstein cover-up in secret recording
A secretly recorded conversation with a top Department of Justice (DOJ) official accuses Pam Bondi and the DOJ of a massive cover-up in the Jeffrey Epstein case. Joseph Schnitt, the Acting Deputy Chief of the Office of Enforcement Operations, was covertly recorded by Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe during what Schnitt believed was a private date arranged through a dating app. — Read the rest The post Top DOJ official alleges Epstein cover-…
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