Anderson Cooper 360 DOJ Releases Audio From Ghislaine Maxwell’s Interview
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Aug 23, 2025 
Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna, who serves on the House Oversight Committee, discusses the latest revelations from Ghislaine Maxwell's interviews with the DOJ. He dives into her denials regarding high-profile figures and the implications for transparency in the Epstein case. The conversation also touches on the narrative of survivors and the significance of legislative changes to support victims. Additionally, Khanna addresses the political fallout from Maxwell's statements and the need for accountability in justice.
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DOJ Actions Around Maxwell Are Unusual
- The DOJ's handling of Maxwell's interviews and transfer to a low-security camp is highly irregular and unprecedented.
- Legal experts say these moves break from typical prosecutorial norms and raise serious questions about process.
Maxwell's Public Denials Of High-Profile Claims
- Maxwell repeatedly denied witnessing inappropriate conduct by the president and maintained Trump was always a gentleman in her presence.
- She also told prosecutors she does not believe Epstein's death was a suicide but downplayed grand conspiracy theories.
Transcript Offered No New Leads
- CNN reporting finds no new investigative leads from Maxwell's nine hours with Deputy AG Todd Blanche.
- Maxwell reiterated that recruits were adults and denied witnessing minors or complaints, despite her perjury conviction.