House Democrats Release New Epstein Photos — And The Women of America Deserve the Full Truth
The release, which contains photographs of Trump, Bill Clinton, and other prominent figures, comes amid next week’s deadline for the Justice Department to give what files it has on Epstein to Congress
As the Justice Department faces a deadline to turn over Jeffrey Epstein’s records, House Democrats have released another batch of photographs from the disgraced financier’s estates. The new images — featuring Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Steve Bannon, Bill Gates, Larry Summers, Woody Allen, and more — deepen the public’s demand for transparency and justice.
For women, especially survivors, these photos are not just artifacts. They’re evidence of a world where powerful men protect each other at the expense of girls and young women whose lives were forever changed. The Women Post believes that justice for those survivors requires nothing less than total truth — stripped of political shielding and institutional hesitation.
Democrats Release New Images — And Accuse the White House of a “Cover-Up”
The House Oversight Committee revealed a second set of photographs Friday taken from Epstein’s estate — part of a staggering archive of more than 95,000 images. Included in the release:
President Donald Trump
Former President Bill Clinton
Trump adviser Steve Bannon
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers
Billionaire Bill Gates
Director Woody Allen
Prominent attorney Alan Dershowitz
Former Prince Andrew
The committee emphasized that the images themselves do not show illegal acts by these individuals — but they further document Epstein’s reach into the highest levels of global power.
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.), the committee’s ranking member, said the release is about ending political protection and finally centering survivors.
“It is time to end this White House cover-up and bring justice to the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and his powerful friends.”
For years, women’s voices in the Epstein case have been minimized or ignored. The Women Post echoes Garcia’s demand: release the files now.
Redacted Faces, Uncomfortable Proximity
House Democrats redacted many faces, especially those of women — likely victims, associates, or unknown individuals — to protect their identities. But even with redactions, the photos paint a vivid picture of Epstein’s social orbit.
Among them:
Donald Trump
Photos show a younger Trump posing with groups of women whose faces are blurred, and another image places him beside Epstein at an event. Trump recently denied writing a sexually explicit birthday message to Epstein decades ago, telling The Wall Street Journal:
“I never wrote a picture in my life. I don’t draw pictures of women.”
Bill Clinton
One released image shows Clinton standing with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, signed by Clinton. His spokesman reiterated in previous years that Clinton “knows nothing” about Epstein’s crimes.
Steve Bannon
Several photos show Bannon interacting directly with Epstein — including a mirrored selfie. Emails released last month showed frequent communication between the two.
Woody Allen
A director’s chair. A conversation with Epstein. A scene that raises familiar, troubling questions about power and proximity. Allen maintains he never saw Epstein with underage girls.
Larry Summers
A photo of Summers aboard a private plane. After email disclosures last month, Summers stepped back from his Harvard duties, saying he was “deeply ashamed” of his continued contact with Epstein.
Bill Gates
Two newly released images show Gates with former Prince Andrew — whose royal title was removed due to his Epstein ties — and standing near a small plane.
Gates has since stated his relationship with Epstein was “a huge mistake.”
No One Can Claim Ignorance Anymore
For decades, Epstein used wealth and influence to move seamlessly through elite circles. The images underscore what women have been saying for years:
Epstein did not operate alone. His power depended on access. His access depended on powerful men.
This is why transparency matters.
Not because every person photographed committed a crime — but because survivors deserve to know who enabled the system that harmed them.
The Clock Is Ticking on the DOJ
This release arrives as the Justice Department’s 30-day deadline approaches. Newly passed bipartisan legislation — signed by Trump himself — requires the DOJ to hand over all Epstein-related records to Congress.
Meanwhile:
A New York federal judge has approved unsealing grand jury records from Epstein’s 2019 trafficking case.
Another judge ordered the release of grand jury records related to Ghislaine Maxwell.
A Florida judge ordered disclosure of grand jury material from Epstein’s 2005 and 2007 investigations.
Piece by piece, the structure of secrecy is cracking.
And women across the country are watching.
Two Islands, Countless Victims
Epstein owned two private islands in the U.S. Virgin Islands — Little Saint James and Great Saint James — where he was accused of abusing girls and young women. Earlier this month, Democrats released more than 150 photos and videos showing:
Pool areas
Bedrooms
Bathrooms
A room with a dental chair
A library with a chalkboard scribbled with words such as “power,” “truth,” “deception,” and “political.”
Women have spent decades telling the world what happened there. Now the evidence is catching up.
For Women, This Isn’t About Politics. It’s About Power.
The Women Post’s stance is clear:
This is not a partisan story. This is a story about power protecting itself — and women paying the price.
Survivors deserve:
The truth
Every file
Every record
Every connection
No redactions that protect the powerful
No delays justified by politics
Because when institutions hide the truth, women are always the first to suffer.
And when the truth finally emerges, we are the ones who carry it forward.
This is important, and I hope some Justice for the victims comes out of it. I would just caution that those of us who still believe in “due process “ should recognize that right even for those we despise. We are also quick to convict “our own” without trial as in the case of Chomsky. Let’s see the evidence and hang the guilty out to dry then