Investigate the Epstein Financial Network and Release the Treasury Files

Investigate the Epstein Financial Network and Release Treasury Records Investigate the full financial network Jeffrey Epstein helped assemble, and demand that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent release the records needed to trace how it actually works. Leon Black's lawsuit against Rep. Robert Garcia is drawing attention to one piece of this picture. Sen. Wyden's staff already counted $170 million flowing from Black to Epstein, including a $10 million payment in October 2015 from a Black entity to Epstein's foundation. That foundation then paid $50,000 toward a dinner honoring Howard Lutnick, who now runs the Commerce Department. These are not coincidences. They are a documented money trail with a sitting cabinet official at the end of it. Congress appears to be examining one surviving fragment of a larger system while the Treasury withholds the records that could show how the whole thing connects. People with personal financial stakes in these venues and instruments are now in positions to block exactly the oversight that would expose them. That is not acceptable. Subpoena the Treasury records, follow the full network, and do not let this investigation stop at the most visible name.

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