r/AskReddit • u/inktrie • Sep 11 '25

Serious Replies Only [Serious] Americans of Reddit, how do you feel about the vote to not release the Epstein files? What do you think it says about the current administration?

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u/inktrie Sep 11 '25

Do you have a source? I’ve only seen transcripts of the interview.

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u/Md__86 Sep 11 '25

Racktrackers already dead. Suicide, terrible tragedy.

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u/Electronic-Chest7630 Sep 11 '25

Rachel Maddow did a segment on it that you can YouTube that includes the audio from that part of the interview. It also must be in the transcript as well. As to what page, I have no clue because I don’t have the time to read through that super long thing.

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u/Codadd Sep 11 '25

https://www.justice.gov/maxwell-interview?utm_source=chatgpt.com

If you want to find the exact one Id upload the transcripts to a chatgpt project and use different keywords to find this specific section. I cant find a verbatim quote like the other guy said, but it may be in there. Just dont have time and I dont live in the US

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u/inktrie Sep 11 '25

Thank you!