Here's a quilt of Volume 4 of the Epstein document dump. Gives you a 10,000 foot view of the redactions.

[demmiblue]

Here's a quilt of Volume 4 of the Epstein document dump. Gives you a 10,000 foot view of the redactions. that's 2,704 docs.

— Jon Keegan (@jonkeegan.com) 2025-12-19T22:28:04.645Z

[no_hypocrisy]

1. Can Congress go to court to demand either an unredacted or less redacted

series?

[Diraven]

4. According to the law

I think they're required to produce a report explaining all the redactions.

[in2herbs]

8. Congress has the contempt of congress power to demand and enforce the release of all docs. Going to

court isn't required -- and the lawyers who created the law created it this way to specifically not allow the courts to get involved. Congress also has the law enforcement authority over the police who work at Congress.

[Deuxcents]

2. They used to storm the castle when the citizens had enough of bs shoved up their butts

[PatSeg]

3. No wonder they couldn't (or wouldn't) release

them all today. Someone on Deadline White House said that one file was 100 pages ALL blacked out. Damn bastards.

[FSogol]

5. Each black mark is covering the name Trump.

[MerryBlooms]

6. Not surprised. Epstein estate has, and will, release better.

[OAITW r.2.0]

7. It appears Trump was a pedophile, given the redactions made.

If not, they need to prove it by releasing the entire file unredacted.