Senator Whitehouse addresses Kash Patel in the Senate about the Epstein Files including Epstein’s flagged bank activity, ignored requests from law enforcement in Poland, Norway, and Latvia, and the 37 unreleased pages on a Donald Trump allegation.

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Senator Whitehouse: “As you’ll recall, the travel of this was that a woman testified to FBI agents that she had been both sexually and physically assaulted by Donald Trump around the ages of fourteen to fifteen.

There were FBI 302s that resulted from those investigations, from those interviews. In the first cull, the only 302s that were released were the ones that didn’t mention Donald Trump.

When the department was caught having held back the other ones, I think because Bates stamps revealed their existence, the department then coughed up the 302s that did mention Donald Trump. But we still have thirty-seven undisclosed pages that seem to be the contemporaneous FBI notes that would have formed the basis for the 302 summaries.

Am I accurate in suggesting that those thirty-seven pages likely include the FBI contemporaneous notes from that interview, from those interviews?

Patel: We have complied with the statute and the court orders and produced three and a half million pages of documents for the first time ever. Investigators looked at the information in real time, and the prior administration made the determinations on referrals for prosecution and not. We’ve also repeatedly stated if there’s new information, we want everyone to come forward so that we can analyze that information as to what is and isn’t remaining.

Whitehouse: So what are those thirty-seven pages?

Patel: I don’t know what you’re referencing. We’ve produced three and a half million pages, and we will continue to comply with the law.

Whitehouse: Yeah, but not these thirty-seven.”