WASHINGTON D.C. — A political firestorm has erupted on Capitol Hill following claims that high-ranking legal representatives for Donald Trump—specifically Pam Bondi, Todd Blanche, and Kash Patel—may have orchestrated one of the most significant redaction efforts in modern history.

According to internal staff calculations released by oversight groups, an estimated 95% of references to Donald Trump in the infamous “Epstein Files” were allegedly withheld or redacted before reaching the public.

Statistically, this represents roughly 950,000 out of a staggering 1 million mentions. If these figures are verified, critics argue it would constitute a cover-up of unprecedented scale, aimed at shielding the former president from public scrutiny regarding his historical associations.

 While the legal team maintains that redactions were made to protect sensitive information and privacy, the sheer volume of hidden data has led to calls for an independent, unredacted review of the documents to ensure that the public’s right to know is not being subverted by political interests.