Jeffrey Epstein Files: Republican Lauren Boost demanded an inquiry into the ‘client list’; Former Attorney General Matt Gatez suggests to lead the investigation

Representative Lauren Biebert has called a special lawyer in the Jeffrey Epstein case for investigation and suggested that former Attorney General Matt Gatez reported by The Independent should lead it.A Republican Bobert, a Colorado, said that the Gatez would be a suitable person to highlight the “truth” and the alleged “customer list” of the powerful individuals associated with Epstein. Supporters of President Donald Trump expressed disappointment after the Department of Justice and the FBI said there was no reliable evidence that such a list exists.Jeffrey Epstein, an humiliated financier died of suicide in his jail cell in August 2019, while waiting to prosecute allegations of sex trafficking. Many conspiracies have claimed that Epstein had a secret list of well-known people, for which they smuggled young girls.During an appearance on the Beni show, Bobert said on Tuesday, “If we are not going to provide information, it should have a special investigation.” “I want the answer and maybe take that special lawyer to do so. Matt Gates may lead a special lawyer.”The 43 -year -old Gatez was once the top choice of President Trump for the Attorney General. However, her nomination was dropped after accusing a 17 -year -old girl of paying for sex. Gatez denied any wrongdoing and later withdrew from enrollment. A report by the December House Ethics Committee found that “adequate evidence” Gatez served in the Congress and engaged in sexual misconduct, drug use and other rules violations.The committee found that they violated other standards of conduct “prostitution, statutory rape, use of illegal rape, use of illegal drugs, impervious gifts, special supports or privileges and interruptions of Congress. ,After the podcast, Booebert posted on the social media platform X, asking Gatez directly if he would consider his suggestion.“We deserve the truth about Epstein files. I am ready for a particular lawyer to handle it, Matgette, how about it?”, Boobert wrote in a post on X.Gatez, who now hosts a show on Newsmax and often supports Attorney General Palm Bandy, has not publicly responded to Bobart’s post.Booebert also said that she supports Epstein’s call to Gisline Maxwell for a long time to testify. “Of course we want the answer,” he said. “No one is satisfied with what has been received or lack of information. No one is happy how it has been handled.”There is resentment among Maga supporters. Last week, the Department of Justice and FBI released a memorandum that there was no customer list and no additional files related to the case would be made public. Most case files are sealed to protect Epstein victims and if the case had gone for testing, only a small portion would have been made public.Memo also said that investigators did not find enough evidence to charge any inauspicious person associated with the case.Meanwhile, Trump, who promised to release Epstein files during his campaign, said the matter was “boring” in comments to reporters on Tuesday.“I don’t understand why the Jeffrey Epstein case will be interested in anyone,” Trump said. “This is very boring items. I think there are really very bad people, including fake news, want to keep something like that.”Democrats tried to force a house vote to release Epstein files, but Republican blocked the attempt.