Last month, Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn subpoenaed the flight logs from the private plane of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein —but was ultimately denied by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
“@SenatorDurbin BLOCKED my request to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein’s flight logs. What are Democrats trying to hide?,” Blackburn posted on X last week.
Blackburn called committee chair Dick Durbin’s actions a “sad day in the history of the prestigious Judiciary Committee.”
Now, Blackburn says she won’t stop until the logs are released to the public; she stopped by Fox Business to discuss the current state of her efforts with Maria Bartiromo.
“I’m not stopping until the names of every person on Epstein’s flight log are released to the public. The American people deserve transparency. Let’s see if Christopher Wray will give us any during today’s Senate Judiciary Hearing,” Blackburn shared on X along with the clip from Fox Business.
Watch the clip below:
I’m not stopping until the names of every person on Epstein’s flight log are released to the public.
The American people deserve transparency.
Let’s see if Christopher Wray will give us any during today’s Senate Judiciary Hearing. pic.twitter.com/KzDtHgi0MS
— Sen. Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn) December 5, 2023
Blackburn first moved for the flight records to be subpoenaed in early November.
“Since we’re in the business of issuing subpoenas now, here are a few more that I’ve filed,” Blackburn told the committee during a meeting in early November discussing possible subpoenas related to a Supreme Court ethics probe.
“A subpoena to Jeffrey Epstein’s estate to provide the flight logs for his private plane. Given the numerous allegations of human trafficking and abuse surrounding Mr. Epstein, we’ve got to identify everyone who could have participated in his horrific conduct,” Blackburn said.
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