Start Here Trump Signed the Epstein Bill. Now What?
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Nov 20, 2025 Pierre Thomas, ABC News Chief Justice Correspondent, discusses the recent pressures that led President Trump to sign the Epstein measure, reversing his earlier opposition. He explains the Justice Department's challenges in balancing transparency with victim privacy regarding Epstein-related investigations. Eric Katursky, ABC's chief investigative correspondent, reveals a shocking procedural issue in the indictment against James Comey, where the grand jury never reviewed the final indictment. They explore the legal implications and potential outcomes of this significant case.
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Epstein Investigation U-Turn Reveals Deep Doubts
- The DOJ initially declared the Epstein probe over but public skepticism persisted about hidden files and powerful names.
- Political pressure and victims' demands forced renewed scrutiny and legislative intervention for disclosure.
Presidential Flip-Flop Heightens Suspicion
- President Trump publicly pushed to keep Epstein files secret while later signing a bill to give Congress access.
- That flip-flop deepened questions about why DOJ earlier said there was nothing to pursue.
DOJ Must Justify Redactions
- DOJ must balance victims' privacy with