Fast Politics with Molly Jong-Fast Harry Litman & Rep. Jared Moskowitz
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Feb 26, 2026 
Jared Moskowitz, Florida congressman who oversees oversight work and probes into the Epstein files. Harry Litman, former U.S. attorney and legal analyst on federal investigations. They unpack missing DOJ reports, redaction rules, tracked access to documents, and how oversight and state prosecutors might respond. Fast-paced discussion on accountability, transparency, and political fallout.
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Why 302 Reports Are The Key Epstein Documents
- 302s are the FBI's agent memos that memorialize victim interviews and are central to understanding who knew what and when.
- Harry Litman says missing 302s from an Epstein victim likely contain direct allegations about Donald Trump and are the documents everyone most wants to see.
DOJ Redactions Contradict The Epstein Transparency Act
- The Epstein Transparency Act narrowly limits allowable redactions, yet DOJ redacted broadly without adequate explanations.
- Litman notes DOJ hasn't provided required justifications for redactions, undermining legal transparency and congressional oversight.
UK Moves Faster On Epstein Accountability Than US
- Harry Litman contrasts heavy accountability in the U.K. over Epstein-related figures with muted fallout in the U.S. so far.
- He cites arrests and political consequences abroad versus sustained positions for some U.S. figures linked to Epstein.