This Week with George Stephanopoulos Full Episode : Sunday, February 15, 2026
Feb 15, 2026
Thomas Massie, Republican congressman from Kentucky known for pushing transparency, weighs in after a heated hearing about the DOJ’s release of Jeffrey Epstein documents. He criticizes Pam Bondi’s performance and defends his role in forcing the records out. The conversation focuses on redactions, demands for internal memos and 302s, and accountability around the release.
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Keep Crime Scenes Sealed And Forensically Clean
- Preserve crime scenes once and avoid repeated openings to prevent contamination of fragile evidence.
- Law enforcement should limit public release and re-entry to protect footprints, trace DNA, and other court-critical forensics.
Cloud Footage Can Be Retrieved After Deletion
- Smart doorbell footage often uploads to cloud storage even without an active subscription and can be recovered after deletion.
- Deleted camera files may remain on servers and yield crucial imagery for investigations.
Trace Cheap Items Via Store Surveillance
- Use retailer surveillance to trace inexpensive, mass-market items like a Walmart backpack to narrow suspect purchase windows.
- Once a likely store is identified, investigators can pull in-store video to find the buyer and timeline.