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What began as a routine exchange quickly exposed deeper concerns about transparency, access to evidence, and whether all materials connected to Epstein’s network have been fully reviewed or disclosed. As Lieu walked Patel through specific issues — seized records, reported evidence, and unresolved leads — the most telling moments were often what wasn’t said.

No outright denial.
No firm confirmation.
Only process, distance, and unanswered gaps.

As the hearing unfolded, the focus shifted beyond documents and procedure to a broader issue of accountability. When powerful institutions control access to critical information, the public is left asking whether the truth is delayed, limited, or quietly buried in bureaucracy.

This breakdown provides context, analysis, and key moments from the exchange — explaining why the Epstein files remain a flashpoint for public trust, institutional transparency, and congressional oversight.

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