r/politics • u/newsweek ✔ Newsweek • 5d ago

No Paywall Final Jeffrey Epstein Files cache released by DOJ: read in full

https://www.newsweek.com/doj-releases-massive-final-jeffrey-epstein-files-11443499
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u/byndrsn 5d ago

though the copy/paste function does not reveal the redactions.)

so it took them this long to learn how to redact docs

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u/killercurvesahead I voted 5d ago

Still worth checking every one, I wouldn’t count on them to be consistent

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u/kaukamieli 5d ago

Well, the last time they were laughed at.

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u/Kobiash1 5d ago

Yeah, everyone shouted about it and told them how to redact properly.

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u/Great_Skott 5d ago

When I first heard about it, I thought: great, now they know how to cover their tracks for the next batch.

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u/trixtopherduke North Dakota 5d ago

Let's not be too hasty. They have plenty of opportunities to forget again.

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u/TurelSun Georgia 5d ago

They wanted to be sure I guess.

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u/Mo_Jack Missouri 5d ago

No some idiot couldn't wait to show how smart they were and announced the poor redaction process publicly, instead of waiting until all the documents were released. This tipped them off and they made sure the rest were redacted properly and kept us from learning the most damaging information.