The MeidasTouch Podcast Exclusive: Rep. Dan Goldman Demands DOJ Answers on Epstein Files
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May 12, 2025 Dan Goldman, a Democratic Congressman and former DOJ prosecutor, digs into the controversy surrounding the delayed release of Jeffrey Epstein's files. He claims the Trump DOJ is obstructing transparency to protect political allies, including Trump himself. Goldman highlights troubling links between Trump and Epstein, urging for accountability and transparency. The conversation also touches on potential corruption in Trump's dealings, including a lavish jet acquisition from Qatar, emphasizing the urgent need for congressional oversight.
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Suspicious DOJ Delay on Epstein Files
- The DOJ delayed the release of full Epstein files suspiciously, possibly influenced by Trump or Pam Bondi to hide damaging information.
- Despite official promises, neither a new timeline nor transparency has been provided to the public.
Redaction Delays Don't Justify Silence
- Redacting all victim information is crucial but should not cause delay of more than a few weeks.
- The prolonged silence and missed deadlines strongly suggest a deliberate cover-up, especially surrounding Trump's involvement.
Trump's Documented Epstein Connections
- Trump's name, calls, and presence are well-documented in Epstein's flight logs and files.
- The totality of these connections makes the withheld information extremely relevant to public interest and justice.