Crime & Justice
Trump Attorney General Nominee Todd Blanch Lied About Epstein Files Release Under Oath
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen
BREAKING: Todd Blanche CAUGHT LYING at his confirmation hearing
What was said
"Blanch says, quote, 'We complied with the law.' That is a lie. The Epstein Files Transparency Act mandated the full release of the files by December 19th, 2025. It is July of 2026. It's been more than seven months. We still don't have the files."
Todd Blanch, nominee for Attorney General, testified at his confirmation hearing that the administration complied with the Epstein Files Transparency Act, but the law mandated full release by December 19, 2025—over seven months ago. Blanch claimed releasing everything would be against the law, when the law itself mandates releasing all files except those exposing victim information. The speaker accuses Blanch of deliberately gaslighting Congress during his confirmation hearing.
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- No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen
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