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Johnson Votes to Release Epstein Files

Johnson Votes to Release Epstein Files

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Washington, D.C.(Mitchell Now) – Today, U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson (R-S.D.) voted to release the Epstein files.

“Jeffrey Epstein committed heinous, evil crimes. I voted to release the Epstein files, which I’ve consistently supported for months,” said Johnson. “We all want transparency, and for any person found guilty to face the full force of justice. My heart goes out to the victims, and I hope proper action is taken to protect their identities.”

In September, Johnson voted to continue the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

The Oversight Committee’s investigation has:

  • Released more than 65,000 documents.
  • Released the transcript of Attorney General Bill Barr’s deposition in September 2025.
  • Subpoenaed the Justice Department.
  • Subpoenaed Bill and Hillary Clinton in August 2025.
  • Subpoenaed the Epstein estate in August 2025.
  • Subpoenaed Ghislane Maxwell in July 2025.

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