World Without Exploitation, a left-leaning advocacy group, dropped a 40-second spot during the Super Bowl, featuring survivors holding childhood photos and claiming over three million Epstein files remain sealed. They targeted Attorney General Pam Bondi directly, demanding she "tell the truth.”
The Justice Department, under Bondi, released the final batch of over 3.5 million pages on January 30, 2026, in line with the Epstein Files Transparency Act that Trump signed on November 19, 2025. Many are useless or heavily redacted, but some raise more questions and reveal connections to wealthy and powerful people who have evaded justice.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer jumped on the bandwagon, resharing the ad on X and calling it "the most important ad you will see on Super Bowl Sunday," insisting we cannot "move on" from the scandal.
The attack on Bondi herself may be unnecessary, and the far-left elite certainly don’t care about the victims, but the fact remains that there were a lot more people involved in the syndicate than just Epstein and Maxwell.
Epstein died in custody in August 2019, and Ghislaine Maxwell sits in prison with a 20-year sentence from her 2021 conviction. Former-Prince Andrew has been stripped of his titles. Others remain unpunished and at large.