Sen. Kennedy GRILLS Kash Patel On Who Else Epstein Trafficked To — “The Answer Is No One?”
A Republican senator asked the FBI Director who else Jeffrey Epstein trafficked young women to. He was told there is no credible information — none. He did not accept it.
This is Episode 3 of 4 on the Senate Judiciary Committee’s oversight hearing with FBI Director Kash Patel, September 16, 2025. Forty-five minutes of testimony, and the only stretch of the day where the room stops performing.
Sen. John Kennedy opens by congratulating the Director on the 33-hour arrest in the Charlie Kirk case, then spends the rest of his time on the Epstein files — and refuses to take the answer he gets. Sen. Richard Blumenthal tells him, to his face, that he lied at his confirmation hearing. Sen. Eric Schmitt loses the room’s temperature entirely over political violence. And Sen. Mazie Hirono asks who is currently running the FBI’s national security, intelligence and cyber branches, and is told on the record that she is not getting the names.
Four senators. Two parties. Every one of them asks for the same thing: a name. Watch how many he gives them.
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THE CONTEXT WE BRING IN
The 2007 co-conspirator clause and why it shaped everything that followed. The Solicitor General’s July 2025 brief telling the Supreme Court that clause bound one district and no other. The 68-page federal complaint filed six days before this hearing by three former senior FBI officials. The internal count of roughly 300 national security agents out of the bureau since January 2025. The Epstein Files Transparency Act, the 3.5 million pages released in January 2026, and the 2019 FBI document un-redacted a fortnight later.
Every outside fact in this video is sourced. Every clip is verbatim from the official record. Opinions are labelled as opinions.
SOURCES
Senate Judiciary Committee, “Oversight of the Federal Bureau of Investigation,” September 16, 2025 — full record
U.S. Department of Justice, compliance release under the Epstein Files Transparency Act:
Solicitor General’s brief in Maxwell v. United States, July 2025
Driscoll v. Patel, complaint and docket
Reporting on FBI national security departures:
A note on accuracy: this hearing’s public caption file is corrupted in several places, including the final line of this episode’s territory. Where the printed transcript and the audio disagree, we go with the audio and say so.
Nothing in this video alleges a crime by anyone who has not been charged. Being named in an internal law enforcement document is not a charge, a finding, or a conviction.
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