Sellier: "GΓ©rald Marie and Jean-Luc Brunel and Daniel Siad and Jeffrey Epstein and John Casablancas, they were all part of the same group. They were sex traffickers. And they acted in plain sight for three decades. And I find it very unfair that the models who spoke as early as… pic.twitter.com/RGWtURy7jX
— MeidasClips (@MeidasClips) July 24, 2026
Sellier: "GΓ©rald Marie and Jean-Luc Brunel and Daniel Siad and Jeffrey Epstein and John Casablancas, they were all part of the same group. They were sex traffickers. And they acted in plain sight for three decades. And I find it very unfair that the models who spoke as early as 1988 and then again in 1996, then again in 2000, then again in 2001, they said everything. They explained everything. There was no investigation whatsoever."Except the international sex trafficking ring didn’t involve small children, Democrats, or a pizza parlor in D.C.
BREAKING: A federal judge has just ordered Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to hand over the unredacted Epstein Files emails and documents for the court’s private review in MeidasTouch host Katie Phang’s lawsuit.
— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) July 25, 2026
In a new order, U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan directed… pic.twitter.com/NIqtR1d1iB
BREAKING: A federal judge has just ordered Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to hand over the unredacted Epstein Files emails and documents for the court’s private review in MeidasTouch host Katie Phang’s lawsuit.
In a new order, U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan directed the Justice Department to produce the unredacted records in camera (for the judge’s eyes only) by July 30, along with documentation backing up DOJ’s claims that the names and other information it blacked out are, in fact, the categories of people it says they are.
That’s significant because the court isn’t simply accepting the government’s representations at face value. Judge Sullivan is requiring the DOJ to prove its redactions are justified by reviewing the underlying records himself. In other words—they’re not buying what the DOJ is selling!!
Katie Phang said that while the judge denied her request to be present during the in-chambers review, she said it was “worth the ask.”
This is another important step in the legal battle over the Epstein Files and whether the Justice Department has properly withheld information from the public.
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