Patriot,

For years now, the government has promised transparency in the case of the notorious child sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein.

But those promises have not been honored.

Some say it’s an old story. Others say it’s simply a distraction.

What makes this case so important is not just the brutality of it, but the connections to elites in multiple countries. Epstein was credibly accused of trafficking in hundreds of minors in an organized blackmail operation and was alleged to have ties to intelligence agencies in multiple countries.

Epstein was known to pal around with many high-profile figures, including Bill and Hilary Clinton, Prince Andrew, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, and Bill Gates. Even Donald Trump was a friend at one time, although he had severed all ties long before Epstein was first accused of any crimes.

Sources say at least one of the creators of the notorious AI/spy tech company, Palantir, was also involved with Epstein.

The FBI claimed Epstein killed himself in jail, but the video they released to substantiate that claim included a nearly 3-minute gap in footage and was found to have been modified despite the FBI’s claim it was raw.

Not only that, but the camera wasn’t even focused on his cell or the corridor leading to it.


And the Trump administration – at first – appeared to be laser focused to get those answers for the American people.

Attorney General Pam Bondi said the documents involving hundreds of Epstein’s victims were “on her desk,” and FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino promised to go where the evidence led them.

And then . . . poof! The Trump administration did a total 180, declared “nothing to see here,” and announced the investigation would shut down completely.

If that isn’t suspicious, nothing is.

For whatever reason, top Trump officials want you to shut up and stop asking questions.

But this raises only more questions.

How much is the Deep State involved in this ugly situation?

How many U.S. and foreign leaders are caught up in this web and under threat of blackmail?

What crazy amounts of money were flowing to keep this operation running?

Is this just another crazy conspiracy or is our republic truly at risk?

Fortunately, some are still asking the questions and looking for and demanding acceptable answers.

One person leading the charge is Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) who has a petition in the House of Representatives that will force the House to vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act when they return to session next week.

The bill has 46 cosponsors from both parties, and the discharge petition to force the vote will be ripe when they return.

Why should you and I care?

Because our government has a track record of giving us false narratives, half-truths, and straight-out lies.

If you and I don’t demand transparency and the truth, who will?

But with this issue and every other battle facing Campaign for Liberty right now, I’m extremely concerned we won’t have the financial resources to see this through without your support.

We know House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is doing everything possible to block the release of these files. In fact, he adjourned the House early back in June just to prevent Rep. Massie from filing his discharge petition.

Now Speaker Johnson is trying to have it both ways, claiming he is “all for transparency” but calling transparency legislation “unnecessary.”

If Speaker Johnson sincerely wanted transparency, he wouldn’t have adjourned Congress early to suppress Rep. Massie’s transparency bill.

In fact, recent developments only raise more questions.

The House Oversight Committee met with former Attorney General Bill Barr behind closed doors to question him about his knowledge of the Epstein case. Why was this hidden from the public and not transparent, so we could be sure it was truly being handled correctly?

Why did the Justice Department meet with Ghislaine Maxwell and give her a platform to deny everything, with no pushback from the lawyer interviewing her, and then move her to a luxury prison?

The fact is, we don’t know who is implicated in this. But that Epstein had hundreds of victims – or even thousands according to Pam Bondi – implies there were hundreds of perpetrators as well.

You and I simply must see this battle through, and get the COMPLETE files released.

This doesn’t mean sensitive information like names of victims cannot be redacted. It means the government cannot pick and choose which documents it wants to publish, to deceive the public into believing the whole affair was a nothingburger all along.

At the same time, we are engaging Congress on multiple fronts:


Unfortunately, we have not met our fundraising goal to be able to make every fight that is coming at us.

You may have seen Dr. Paul’s requests for support on these critical battles, and I must reiterate them now.

This is a “dry season” for political fundraising, and without your support, I’m concerned we won’t have the resources we need to restore our liberties while we have a favorable environment in Washington.



Patriot, we were supposed to be “tired of winning” by now. But the truth is, Congress could do a lot more.

Unfortunately, the only way they ever do anything for liberty is when you and I can bring pressure to bear on them.

And right now, we don’t have the funds to take on all these battles at once.

When Congress returns next week, we are going to have to make tough decisions on which issues to take them to the mat for, and which we are just going to have to let go.

Maybe we can hope Congress will do the right thing. But in our experience, they never do, except under serious pressure from the American people.

And mobilizing patriots takes work . . . and money.

So if at all possible, please support Campaign for Liberty to arm us for the battles that are starting TODAY.

In fact, we’re in the greatest moment of heat right now.

Whether you can donate $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $50 – or even just $25 . . . or if you can help with even more . . . every bit makes a difference.

So please make your most generous contribution immediately!



For Liberty,

John McCardell
Executive Director
Campaign for Liberty

P.S. Right now, there’s nothing I’d enjoy more than saying “that’s enough winning!” and go spend time with my family.

But then I look at the agenda Congress has in store for us. . .

And I think of Ron Paul, our chairman, who has fought tirelessly for liberty, in good times and bad.

And I think also about our Founding Fathers, people who put their lives, their families, and their sacred honor on the line to fight the forces of tyranny.

And I know we must fight on, especially in these trying times.

Please help us keep up this fight.

Please support Campaign for Liberty to arm us for the battles that are starting TODAY.

We’re in the greatest moment of heat right now.

Whether you can donate $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $50 – or even just $25 . . . or if you can help with even more . . . every bit makes a difference.




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