The Tara Palmeri Show The Real Reason Epstein Survivors Are Afraid to Speak Out
Nov 20, 2025
U.S. Congressman Robert Garcia, a leading voice in the push for transparency around the Epstein files, discusses the pressing challenges faced by survivors. He reveals that many are still living in fear of retaliation and threats, making them hesitant to name their abusers. Garcia also highlights the urgency of releasing documents tied to the Epstein case, emphasizing the need for accountability. The conversation delves into potential political motivations behind delays, urging greater vigilance to protect the victims' voices and ensure justice.
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Why Survivors Fear Naming Names
- Survivors often withhold names because they fear rich, powerful men who can sue or threaten them and their families.
- Tara Palmeri and Rep. Robert Garcia emphasize that fear drives silence despite many more survivors existing than publicly known.
Bipartisan Pressure To Release Epstein Files
- Congress passed a near-unanimous bill to release Epstein files, forcing the White House to decide whether to comply.
- Rep. Robert Garcia called this a huge win for survivors and a cornerstone for further investigations.
Survivor Reports Being Watched
- A survivor told Rep. Robert Garcia she felt watched and that her home had been surveilled, heightening safety fears.
- He relayed stories of family threats, like showing photos of victims' children to intimidate them.