Monday, December 22, 2025

💬 In a few words:

Oh sweetie, those Justice Department folks are still redacting Jeffrey Epstein's files, even after Congress told them no! Representative Khanna is absolutely flabbergasted, saying they're hiding names. Honestly, I just can't with these shenanigans!

More details:

The Juicy Gossip: Heavens, What Are They Hiding?!

Oh, sweetie, you won’t believe the hullabaloo over those Jeffrey Epstein files! Our very own Representative Ro Khanna — a good boy from California, bless his heart — is just furious with the Justice Department.

He says they’ve gone and blacked out nearly all the juicy bits, especially a whopping 119 pages from a New York grand jury! Can you imagine? Congress passed a law, a whole law mind you, to get these secrets out, and the DOJ just went right ahead and ignored it.

Khanna is practically sputtering, saying there’s not a single explanation for all the redactions. He thinks they're still protecting the "rich and powerful men" who were on that dreadful "rape island." Well, I never!

Grandma's Scoffs and Eye-Rolls: Honestly, the Audacity!

Honestly, the audacity of it all! Back in my day, when you were told to do something by Congress, you did it! No ifs, ands, or buts. These folks nowadays, they think they’re above the law. It just grinds my gears!

"It sounds like a bunch of grown-ups playing hide-and-seek with the truth, and we're all just supposed to clap."

And Attorney General Pam Bondi? Khanna says she’s been "obfuscating for months." Obfuscating! That’s a fancy word for dragging her feet and trying to confuse everyone, isn't it? (I'm shaking my head so hard, my curlers are almost falling out!)

What Actually Happened (According to Those Who Know):

So, here’s the skinny, as far as we can tell. Congress, led by Mr. Khanna and Representative Thomas Massie from Kentucky (another one who knows a thing or two!), passed a law last month. President Donald Trump himself signed it, requiring the Justice Department to release all those Epstein documents by Friday.

But when the documents finally came out, they were just *full* of black marks. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche tried to explain, saying they had identified 1,200 victims and their relatives, and the redactions were to protect their identities.

He also mentioned that "several hundred thousand" pages came out on Friday, with more to come. But Mr. Khanna and Mr. Massie aren’t buying it. They say it "grossly fails to comply" with the law.

Why Grandma Just Can't Even Today: It's All a Circus!

Oh, sweetie, it’s all just such a circus! You’d think with all the hubbub, they’d just spill the beans already. Now Mr. Khanna and Mr. Massie are huffing and puffing, even talking about impeachment and "inherent contempt" against Attorney General Bondi.

Can you believe it? Impeaching someone over this! They haven't decided yet, saying it's a "political decision." But they are certainly "exploring all options," including referring people for prosecution for obstructing justice.

It sounds like this little drama is far from over. I need another cup of tea just thinking about it!

Grandma's waiting on your verdict

Pour dear Grandma another cup by tapping how this gossip feels. She can't finish her knitting until you whisper your take.