Multiple interviews with a woman who accused President Trump of sexually assaulting her as a child are missing from the Epstein files despite being listed on evidence logs provided to Ghislaine Maxwell's attorneys, drawing scrutiny to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. "Morning Joe" hosts criticized the DOJ's handling of the documents. Co-host Willie Geist highlighted Republican focus on Hillary Clinton's tangential Epstein connections—her name appears hundreds of times because Epstein clipped news articles—while missing interviews about Trump's accuser remain unreleased. Joe Scarborough called the situation "a farce" and "a cover-up," noting the DOJ was caught by NPR, The New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. Jonathan Lemire pointed out the irony of DOJ impartiality claims while a giant Trump banner hangs at DOJ headquarters. Scarborough argued that full document release nine months ago would have ended the story.
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