House Oversight Committee Releases Transcript of Interview With Former Us Atty Acosta, Who Negotiated the ‘Sweetheart Plea Deal’ With Jeffrey Epstein in 2008

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Former US Attorney and Secretary of Labor, Alex Acosta – Photo by United States Department of Labor.

About that ‘sweetheart deal’…

We have been following the review by the US House Oversight Committee of the investigations and prosecutions of and Ghislaine Maxwell.

One of the many people interviewed so far was Alex Acosta, a former US Attorney and former Secretary of Labor during Donald J. Trump’s first term.

Acosta is the prosecutor who infamously negotiated the ‘sweetheart plea deal’ for Jeffrey Epstein’s first prosecution in 2008.

From the Committee’s website:

“Today, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released the transcript of Alex Acosta’s transcribed interview as part of its review of the federal government’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell cases.

In addition, the Committee published letters from former U.S. Attorneys General Eric Holder and Merrick Garland, as well as former FBI Director James Comey.  All three stated, subject to 18 U.S.C. § 1001, that they had no knowledge or information related to the Committee’s investigation.”

Link to download the full transcript here.

The Oversight Committee account on X dropped a thread to dispel some Dem misinformation:

“BOMBSHELL: The Acosta transcript just DESTROYED the ’ Epstein–Trump smear.

Ranking Member Garcia and @OversightDems have spent months pushing a LIE against President Trump.”

Read more:

Bill and Hillary Clinton Postpone Depositions in House Oversight Committee’s Jeffrey Epstein Probe

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