Yesterday, the DOJ released hours of a recorded interview between Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and Ghislaine Maxwell, infamous associate of Jeffrey Epstein.

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From Fox News:

She said she never witnessed President Donald Trump doing anything “inappropriate with anybody” and shot down claims that former President Bill Clinton had traveled to Epstein’s infamous island in the U.S. Virgin Islands and said the Clintons were her friends – not Epstein’s.

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Maxwell denied Epstein had a “client list” and said he did not maintain a stockpile of blackmail material against prominent associates.

“This is one man,” she said. “He’s not some — they’ve made him into this. He’s not that interesting. He’s a disgusting guy who did terrible things to young kids.”

This interview occurred last month, shortly after the DOJ concluded that Epstein had no client list and committed suicide. While Maxwell seemed to agree with the DOJ on the client list, she disagreed with the official ruling on his death. The associate “reiterated past statements that she does not believe he killed himself,” according to Fox. You can listen to the interview and read the transcripts here.

In early July, the DOJ announced that Jeffrey Epstein did not kill himself, and that the fabled “Epstein files/list” never existed. This led to severe backlash from the right, backlash that grew stronger as President Trump attempted to sweep the issue under the rug and attacked supporters that disagreed with the DOJ’s conclusion. Americans on both sides of the political aisle accused the President and his administration of protecting pedophiles.

This also comes as the House Oversight Committee, led by Representative James Comer, has been pressuring the DOJ to release more information on Epstein. In addition to the Maxwell interview, the DOJ also released documents to the Committee. Representative Comer confirmed he intends to make the documents public as soon as the Committee finishes reviewing them and removing and potential identification of victims.

For intercessors, this is an answer to our prayers. Ever since the DOJ’s controversial conclusion last month, we have prayed for truth and justice. As the DOJ continues to reveal more information, let’s remain steadfast in our intercession!

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(Excerpt from Fox News. Photo Credit: Davidoff Studios/Getty Images)