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DOJ Tries to Hide Blanche’s Communications From Epstein Files Lawsuit
The Justice Department is trying to save acting Attorney General Todd Blanche from a lawsuit seeking the release of his correspondence regarding sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein ahead of his Senate confirmation hearing.
The lawsuit, filed in June by the government watchdog American Oversight, requested “All email communications sent or received by Todd Blanche and containing both a key term from Column A and a key term from Column B,” and “All text messages and messages on messaging platforms … sent or received by Todd Blanche and containing the term ‘Epstein.’”
Column A contains “Epstein” and “Maxwell,” while column B contains “Trump,” “DJT,” “POTUS,” “DOE174,” “Tallahassee,” and nine other terms.
Could More Epstein Files Be Released Today? DOJ Faces Court-Ordered Deadline To Unredact Names
The Trump administration may make more Epstein files public Thursday and release previously redacted names of associates who discussed women with Jeffrey Epstein, after a court ordered it to do so—though the government has vowed to fight the ruling.
Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled last week the Trump administration has until Thursday to release and unredact information in the Epstein files, as part of a lawsuit brought against the government by journalist Katie Phang.
Phang argued the Trump administration violated the Epstein Files Transparency Act by withholding documents and names of some people in the files, without giving a proper explanation for the redactions.
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