Thomas Massie calls assignments against Jeffrey Epstein Estate

Representative Thomas Massie, R-KY. Joined the progressive representative Ro Khanna, D-Calif., By calling on Sunday to the assignments against the assistants of Jeffrey Epstein.

Massie and Khanna announced this decision and support the legislation during a joint appearance in ABC News “this week” with the host Jonathan Karl. In addition to the appeal to assignments, pair legislation would oblige a vote in the House on the release of government’s Epstein files.

“Well, I think we should get much more than the book. Come on the financial files of the succession. Where are it – follow the money, as they say here,” said Massie. “We should examine the right deal. Open that. See what was the problem. What was the agreement that was concluded? I think there is much more than this letter.”

Massie also said that the Americans should see the supposed birthday letter that President Donald Trump wrote to Epstein in 2003. The letter was reported for the first time by the Wall Street Journal, but Trump denies that there is and continued the Differ.

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The representative Thomas Massie (R-ky.) Requests the publication of Epstein files. (Photo by Ricky Carioti / The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Legislators say that their legislation would force the Epstein field and the federal government to publish all the files relating to Epstein crimes.

“It would force a complete version of the files. It has the right of law. It is not a summons. It is not” Pretty please, would you say the files? “It is the strength of law and he has protections to reduce the names of the victims and prevent, you know, the release of juvenile pornography,” said Massie.

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The representative Ro Khanna (D-CA) presented legislation with Massie which would force the complete release of Epstein files. (William B. Plowman / NBC via Getty Images)

The president of the Chamber, Mike Johnson, avoided a vote planned for the legislation last week by starting the recess of August one day earlier. Johnson appeared on “Meet the Press” by NBC News on Sunday and called Massie and Khanna “reckless” for pushing the legislation.

He argued that he was favorable to a “maximum disclosure” for Epstein files, but said that Massie and Khanna’s legislation had no guarantees.

Chamber Mike Johnson prevented a vote on the legislation that would have caused the publication of Epstein files. (Nathan Posner / Anadolu via Getty Images)

Many Republicans have criticized the Democrats to focus so strongly on the Epstein affair, now that it has become a problem for the White House. Critics say that Democrats cling to the subject after years showing little interest in the issue, although Khanna denies these affirmations.

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“We put pressure for transparency during the Biden administration. Both in 2021 and 2024, the court ordered the release of documents, but Donald Trump raised the issues, and he did so in a way in the campaign that was justified.