Kash Patel Takes The FIFTH After Raskin Exposes Secret The 47 Names

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Jamie Raskin brought 2,300 pages of internal FBI documents exposing the Epstein investigation coverup. Document from June 2019 showed FBI Miami identified 34 individuals with evidence, headquarters responded "not advisable at this time." August 2019 memo ordered case closed, all evidence to "archival purposes." March 2021 report revealed Maxwell provided 47 names, margin note said "not approved, high-level decision." Raskin revealed Patel's signature on February 3, 2025 memo shutting down all Epstein investigations. Final document showed 47 names list with protection codes - 12 under "executive branch protection." When asked to explain, Patel's lawyer invoked Fifth Amendment.

📌 The 3 questions:

Why did FBI headquarters say "not advisable" to investigating 34 names in 2019 when Miami had evidence, testimony, and flight records?

Patel signed a memo on February 3, 2025 shutting down all Epstein investigations - FBI activity dropped 94% - what happened in the White House meeting that same day?

A list of 47 names exists with 12 under "executive branch protection" - why did Patel take the Fifth instead of explaining who decided to protect them?

💬 What shocked you most - the 34 names buried in 2019, Patel's signature shutting down investigations, or taking the Fifth when asked about executive branch protection? Drop your take in the comments.

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