Epstein was texting US House member during 2019 hearing with Michael Cohen

The Guardian•Saturday, November 15, 2025 at 2:39:10 AM

The recent disclosure of documents from Jeffrey Epstein's estate has raised significant concerns regarding the integrity of congressional hearings. During a 2019 House hearing with Michael Cohen, Epstein was reportedly texting a member of Congress, potentially influencing the questioning posed to Cohen. This revelation aligns with a broader context where over 2,300 email threads involving Epstein were released, with many mentioning Donald Trump. Such connections highlight the intricate web of relationships and communications that may have impacted political proceedings, warranting further scrutiny into the implications of Epstein's influence on lawmakers.

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