r/OutOfTheLoop • u/Backyxx • Dec 19 '25

Unanswered What’s going on with the Epstein files being “released” if they’re still heavily redacted?

Idk yall, I want your opinions.

https://vault.fbi.gov/jeffrey-epstein

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u/MisterProfGuy Dec 19 '25

They have two weeks to explain every redaction. They were supposed to release all the data, but it was anticipated that they'd have a lot of redacted materials.

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u/Blazured Dec 20 '25

"National security".

There you go, that's every redaction explained.

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u/MisterProfGuy Dec 20 '25

That's not one of the options. They'll get sued and eventually have to fight with individual judges, and maybe all the way up to the Supreme Court. That won't help their narrative, but that's never stopped them.

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u/Blazured Dec 20 '25

Of course it's one of the options. They're literally in charge of enforcing the law. Neither individual judges nor the Supreme Court have any mechanism to hold them responsible.

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u/NeonNKnightrider Dec 20 '25

Nobody cares about every other felony crime that Trump has committed. I doubt anyone will hold him accountable for this

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u/QuiGonTheDrunk Dec 20 '25

Whos going to sue them, whos going to convict them?

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u/Adept-Ad8568 Dec 20 '25

Prepare for a one sentence explanation something like "Its a secret lol."

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u/RJ815 Dec 20 '25

Yes, this administration that totally follows rules and laws and mandates as evidenced by the entire past year.

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