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following two key stories this afternoon. The first regarding Epstein, the second regarding Mexico and immigration, regarding Epstein, the New Mexico Attorney General which is currently launching and conducting the only criminal investigation into the Epstein files in the entire country. Well, he has come out now saying that the Department of Justice is impeding the investigation in New Mexico into what happened at Zorro Ranch. And he is outlining exactly how the DOJ is preventing the New Mexico Attorney General from getting access to key documents that will aid in putting away those associated with Jeffrey Epstein behind bars. And it comes as Epstein survivors are demanding right now that Todd Blanch, his confirmation, be killed essentially in the United States Senate, demanding key senators in states like Louisiana, Texas and North Carolina to vote no. It comes as in Mexico. Claudia Sheinbaum, the President of Mexico, is amping up pressure on the United States, announcing that they are seeking criminal charges against Those individuals in ICE that are associated with the deaths of 17 Mexican immigrants living in the United States of America. Most recently, a Mexican immigrant who was shot and killed in Houston, Texas. They're seeking criminal charges. They're also pursuing civil lawsuits in American courts against the operators of detention facilities here in the United States of America. At the same time, the President of the United States is conducting more renovations right now as we speak on the White House. And a giant tarp has been put up this afternoon. As always, like Comment Share get the word out and if you can subscribe to my substack link below to support my work. We'll never stop talking about Epstein. We'll never stop talking about the news, no matter who wants me to stop. I want to begin by talking about the Epstein investigation that is being shut down as we speak. This is a new press release that was sent to my email inbox moments ago from the New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres, who says that the Department of Justice is actively hindering our investigation by withholding unredacted Epstein files, saying that the New Mexico DOJ is the only entity actively conducting a criminal investigation into Epstein's alleged crimes at Zorro Ranch in Santa fe County. The U.S. department of justice has long possessed the records and investigative materials the New Mexico DOJ needs to identify survivors, witnesses and co conspirators, but has not provided access unredacted despite repeated formal requests and prior assurances of cooperation. Quote despite verbal assurances of cooperation from the U.S. dOJ, access to the requested records has not been granted, no substantive response has been provided and more than 130 days have now elapsed since the New Mexico DOJ's initial request. Torres goes on to write heavily redacted open source records already established that multiple survivors were brought to Zorro Ranch in Santa Fe County, New Mexico on numerous occasions where they were subjected to sexual abuse and exploitation. The redacted records show. Under those redactions, records in the U.S. dOJ's custody contain the names of survivors, witnesses, co conspirators and other individuals who are essential to the DOJ's responsibility and ability to fulfill its obligation to investigate and prosecute criminal conduct occurring within the state. It outlined numerous times where they've spoken with the DOJ, including written correspondence on February 13, a formal letter on March 13, a telephone conference with the Associate Deputy attorney general on April 1, where the U.S. dOJ affirmed its commitment to cooperation. May 3, 2026 a letter submitted to the first assistant U.S. attorney Ryan Ellison, May 29, they written follow up to Blanche and the Deputy Attorney General and meeting requests in June on 4th and 5th and despite quote, verbal assurances of cooperation from the U.S. department of justice, access to the records has not been granted. Now right now the only criminal investigation ongoing in the country into the Epstein files is in New Mexico. The New Mexico Attorney General specifically looking to see whether or not any criminal conduct, any further criminal conduct that was not already charged by the Department of Justice occurred at Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, which is one of Jeffrey Epstein's properties. Zorro Ranch is where Annie Farmer was abused where Maria Farmer was abused. Two Epstein survivors, arguably the first Epstein survivors. And so they, their abuse occurred. Horrific, horrific exploitation occurred on Zorro Ranch. And now the New Mexico DOJ is trying to investigate not just the individuals responsible for that abuse on the ranch, but also anyone who could have facilitated the abuse, brought the children to Zorro Ranch, assisted Epstein, financed this pro, this horrific exploitation, all of it. And the DOJ is hindering it. It comes ahead of Blanche's hearing this next week. And now seven days, six days, 15th and then the 16th, where Blanche will be in front of the Senate. Survivors are demanding that people vote no on Blanche, specifically in states like Texas, North Carolina and Louisiana. Three states where you have lame duck senators, you have Thom Tillis, who's not running for reelection in New Mexico. Sorry, not New Mexico, North Carolina. You have Bill Cassidy in Louisiana, and you have John Cornyn in Texas. Now, there are new questions swirling about Mitch McConnell. We're going to talk about that momentarily, but we do want to talk about what Mexico is doing. Today, Mexico announced that it is actively, actively pursuing criminal charges against those who were responsible or assisted in the death and killing of 17 Mexicans who have died in ICE cover custody or during ICE enforcement operations. Mexico's Foreign Minister, Roberto Velasco, announced that the Mexican government not only submitted this formal request to the US Department of Justice, but also they will be accompanying civil lawsuits against the companies that operate the detention centers in an effort to put an end to the human rights violations in these facilities. President Claudia Scheinbaum says that New Mexico, that Mexico decided to move beyond diplomatic channels and escalate its complaints after an ICE agent killed Mexican citizen Lorenzo Salgado Arujo in Houston of this week. Sheinbaum said the killing is not only sad and regrettable, but also appears to have been targeted. So very serious developments out of Mexico when we talk about Mitch McConnell. One Republican today was asked whether or not he even knew Mitch McConnell was over live. Take a listen to what he had to say.
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Critical that we have a senator from Kentucky voting in the Senate chamber.
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Do you know that he's alive?
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I don't. You know, just the things that I've heard and seen from some friends is that he's obviously not doing well, but don't know if he's alive or has passed away.
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No one knows if he's alive or not. But the Trump administration is using your taxpayer dollars to actively renovate the North Portico at the White House, the columns in front of the White House, and what they're doing right now is they're putting up a tarp. The tarp looks like columns, right? That's what it looks like. Well, tarp is going up. It's going up right now because Trump is renovating North Portico columns with your taxpayer dollars. So that's the latest right now. There's a lot of news. I have more updates for you coming soon. Make sure to like comment, share, subscribe to my substack link below to support my work as we build independent media and we do it together. We will never stop. And then also drop any questions you have below. I'll have more updates for you soon so spread the word and I'll see you very soon. Hey folks, thanks so much for watching. Feel free to add this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere you watch for the latest breaking news and daily hits throughout the day. Make sure to follow subscribe. See you soon for more.
Host: Aaron Parnas
Episode: Trump Blocks Epstein Investigation!
Date: July 9, 2026
In this episode, Aaron Parnas dives into breaking developments surrounding two major stories: the Department of Justice’s alleged obstruction of the New Mexico Epstein investigation and a bold legal offensive from Mexico seeking justice for its citizens who died in U.S. ICE custody. Parnas provides up-to-the-minute reporting based on exclusive press releases and ongoing communication with involved parties. He examines the legal, political, and ethical dimensions of these stories and highlights the impact of federal inaction and international pressure.
On DOJ delay in Epstein files release (02:30):
“Despite verbal assurances of cooperation from the U.S. DOJ, access to the requested records has not been granted, no substantive response has been provided and more than 130 days have now elapsed since the New Mexico DOJ's initial request.”
— Aaron Parnas (reading from AG Torres)
On survivor advocacy (04:35):
"Survivors are demanding that people vote no on Blanche, specifically in states like Texas, North Carolina and Louisiana. Three states where you have lame duck senators..."
— Aaron Parnas
On Mexico seeking justice (05:08):
“The killing is not only sad and regrettable, but also appears to have been targeted.”
— President Claudia Sheinbaum (quoted by Parnas)
On rumors of Mitch McConnell’s health (07:36):
“Do you know that he’s alive?”
— Aaron Parnas
“I don’t. Just the things that I’ve heard and seen from some friends is that he’s obviously not doing well, but don’t know if he’s alive or has passed away.”
— Unnamed GOP source
On government spending and White House renovations (07:49):
"The tarp looks like columns, right? That's what it looks like. Well, tarp is going up. It's going up right now because Trump is renovating North Portico columns with your taxpayer dollars."
— Aaron Parnas
This episode is a rapid-fire, insider-informed look at two escalating crises: the Department of Justice’s obstruction of a critical Epstein criminal investigation in New Mexico, and Mexico’s sweeping legal actions against American officials and detention operators over migrant deaths. Parnas brings exclusive documents to the table, shines a light on the survivors' ongoing struggle for accountability, and exposes D.C.'s political and administrative churn—with pointed asides about government priorities and taxpayer accountability. Engaged listeners are encouraged to amplify these stories and support independent media efforts.