Georgia Rep. Calls for Epstein File Release Through Song

Representative Hank Johnson from Georgia shared a unique video on Monday, where he sang a song urging the release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.

The two-page notes and prison footage, which imply that Epstein’s death was a suicide, have circulated, while claims of a “client list” remain denied. In his post, Johnson expressed a desire for more information to be disclosed.

In the video, Johnson, accompanied by a guitar, humorously declared, “Rep. Hank Johnson is here to provide you with some ear candy or perhaps ear waves.” He then launched into a rather unusual performance.

“Epstein died of suicide. You must be blind. You will release the files to us, as we have been telling you where you are. The dreamy drums of a summer night in a day room shout at the moon—release the Epstein files immediately!” he sang.

Previously, Attorney General Pam Bondy mentioned that a review of the alleged client list was underway. However, a memo dated July 6 from the administration stated there was no such list and confirmed Epstein did not meet foul play in his New York City prison in 2019.

This week, the House of Representatives may vote on whether to compel the Trump administration to disclose records regarding Epstein. A California Democrat is preparing to introduce this action as an amendment to a cryptocurrency bill.

The House Rules Committee plans to review the cryptocurrency legislation during a markup session on Tuesday and will consider amendments. With the Republicans holding a 9-4 majority in the panel, they typically align with the House GOP leadership on major procedural matters.