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The Justice Department fought off a special master in January, then declared compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Three months later: Trump-related files had been withheld, Deputy AG Todd Blanche personally blocked a DEA drug probe document, and AG Pam Bondi had been subpoenaed and walked out of a Congressional briefing. This is the documented pattern of the DOJ's war against disclosure.
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