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“Mr Massie and Ms Bondi clashed over Justice Department’s inadvertent release of victims’ identities”
Analyzed on 2026-09-22T22:43:44+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-22
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On Wednesday, Mr. Massie and Ms. Bondi clashed over the Justice Department’s inadvertent release of victims’ identities and the redactions of a purported co-conspirator’s identity.
Extracted from: Lawmakers Question Bondi Over Justice Dept. Under Her Watch , The New York Times
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“Massie grilled Bondi in a Congressional hearing today shortly after Reason conducted this interview. During that exchange, Bondi accused Massie, currently serving his eighth Congressional term, of being a "failed politician" with "Trump Derangement Syndrome." ... Massie points to several documents posted on the DOJ's Epstein Library that redact the names of alleged sexual predators while exposing the names of alleged victims ... Massie told Reason that he hoped Bondi would explain to Congress why the DOJ would release a document entitled, "Victims' Names" with 31 of the 32 alleged victims' names unredacted. ... For example, in a document in which the FBI named Epstein financier Les Wexner as a possible coconspirator in a child sex trafficking case, Wexner's name was redacted until Massie and Khanna viewed the unredacted document, publicly named Wexner, and shamed the DOJ into revealing his name.”
Massie accuses Bondi of 'criminal negligence' in Epstein release
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