Judicial Watch Lawsuits Remove Over 5 Million Voters Including NYC, KY; Seek Epstein Records; Allege AZ AG Mayes Threatened Trump

Judicial Watch has intensified efforts to promote transparency by filing lawsuits aimed at obtaining Jeffrey Epstein's client list and exposing alleged FBI misconduct. The organization has also focused on cleaning up voter rolls nationwide, resulting in the removal of over 5 million ineligible voter registrations. Notably, New York City removed approximately 918,139 names and Kentucky removed 735,000 names from their voter rolls following Judicial Watch's legal actions. Despite multiple Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, the Department of Justice and FBI have not released Epstein-related records, prompting Judicial Watch to pursue federal court action. Additionally, Judicial Watch revealed that Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes allegedly used her office for political purposes by threatening prosecution of former President Donald Trump shortly before the 2024 presidential election. Separately, Roger Stone appeared on the Alex Jones Show to discuss accusations against New York Attorney General Letitia James regarding alleged serial mortgage fraud and alleged dishonesty toward The New York Times.