A Democratic lawmaker on Friday revealed a shocking update about the new trove of "explicit and disturbing" images released by House Democrats on the Oversight Committee from the Jeffrey Epstein estate, including the revelation that some of the more than 90,000 images have "pictures of people engaged in sexual acts."
Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-VA) told CNN's Kasie Hunt that the images of the late financier and convicted child sex offender with other high-profile people — President Donald Trump, Bill Gates, former President Bill Clinton, filmmaker Woody Allen and MAGA strategist Steve Bannon — were just 20 or so of the thousands of images the committee was investigating. And that lawmakers have questions for many of the people in the photos, including the ones who have not been identified.
"We're talking about sexual acts involving potentially minors, and certainly victims, too, in very suggestive and compromising positions. Just to leave it at that," Subramanyam said.
"Donald Trump and others keep saying that they didn't know about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, but when you see Jeffrey Epstein's homes, his mansion in New York, or his island, or you see sort of the way he lived and the way he talked and communicated with people. It's pretty clear that he knew that he was doing some of these things, and you either chose to hide it, ignore it, or you were participating in it yourself. That's why we have a lot of questions for a lot of people.
Hunt specifically asked Subramanyam if images had people other than Epstein involved in sexual acts.
"Yes, there are pictures of people engaged in sexual acts," he said. "We're trying to be selective about what we release now. In this case, we're not really quite sure yet who is who. Certainly, there are a lot of people involved in some of these acts."