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Hey folks,
New Mexico’s attorney general is suing the DOJ for access to the unredacted Epstein files as part of the state’s investigation into Zorro Ranch. At the same time, Katie Phang’s legal fight for additional Epstein records just scored an important win. The pressure is building, and we cannot stop paying attention.
[00:00:49] New Mexico’s attorney general sues the DOJ, demanding unredacted Epstein records connected to the investigation into Zorro Ranch.
[00:02:45] The lawsuit accuses the DOJ of unlawfully withholding records New Mexico says are essential to pursuing accountability for victims and survivors.
[00:05:04] Katie Phang’s separate legal battle enters the picture—and a federal judge demands answers about withheld handwritten FBI interview notes.
[00:08:12] Why these fights for transparency matter, and why the American people deserve to see what the government has been withholding.
[00:10:26] The bigger picture: this isn’t only about Epstein. It’s about whether wealth and power can shield people from accountability—and what we do about it.
There are still enormous unanswered questions surrounding Epstein, his associates, and what happened at Zorro Ranch. New Mexico is fighting for records. Katie Phang is fighting for transparency. Survivors are still demanding to be heard. We have to keep asking questions, demanding accountability, and refusing to let powerful people simply move on. If you value conversations like this, help me keep them going.
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With urgency,
—Mike
