Raskin Urges Prince Andrew to Testify, Demands Unredacted Epstein Files

0:00On March 26, a top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee is pushing Prince Andrew to testify before Congress about his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Jamie Raskin says someone so deeply linked to the convicted sex offender surely has key details to share, and it could serve as a path to redemption after his disgrace. This call ramps up amid fresh looks at Epstein's network. Andrew faced a rest last month on his 66th birthday for misconduct in public office, and he stayed mostly out of sight since leaving the police station. He's now been seen twice in public, including driving a short distance across the Sandering Hammer State in Norfolk, from his temporary home at Wood Farm, to a farm under renovation. A security guard wrote along holding one of his dogs. Raskin also slammed the FBI and Justice Department for what he calls a cover-up, releasing only 3 million of 6 million Epstein documents, with heavy redactions blocking full access for lawmakers.

1:00Pressure spreads wider, with calls for sworn testimony from Andrew's ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, and demands from both parties for unredacted files on. Other Epstein links, as probes push forward, expectations grow for everyone involved to step up. Pop culture, powered by AI. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.