Massie Demands US Arrests, Full Epstein Files

0:00It's March 25. You're listening to Global News today, AI Power Global Coverage. U.S. Congressman Thomas Massey says he's not happy with the recent release of Jeffrey Epstein files by the Department of Justice. He wants real justice for survivors, including public arrests of those involved. Massey, who helped write the law forcing the release, has seen unredacted versions and believes too much was hidden or blacked out. The Justice Department claims it shared everything possible, except for sensitive items like medical records or evidence that could hurt ongoing. Probes. Officials insist nothing was held back for political reasons. Still, millions of items remain unreleased, including details from Epstein's 2008 plea deal that Massey wants public. In the UK, things look different with arrests of Prince Andrew and Lord Peter Mandelson on suspicion of misconduct tied to Epstein. Both were let go while investigations continue. Massey called it ironic that Brynn, once our colonial ruler, is acting while the U.S.

1:02lags behind. Survivors have shared painful stories and photos from their abuse years, highlighting the power imbalance Epstein exploited with young girls. Massey praised their courage and stressed the need for accountability from powerful figures. Massey knows the U.S. is sharing some unredacted files with UK police and believes figures like Prince Andrew could testify if U.S. cases demanded. While arrests happen here in all key documents surface, he says true justice stays out of reach.