The Department of Justice, led by Pam Bondi, on Friday released tapes of its two-day interview with Epstein’s procurer of underage girls, Ghislaine Maxwell—now 63 and serving her 20-year prison sentence in much more cushier digs thanks to her cooperation with the feds.

"Innocent people shouldn’t be hurt but I’m in support of keeping it totally open, I couldn’t care less," Trump said during a White House event Aug 22.

The majority of the government’s Epstein files — estimated to be around 100,000 pages — have not been released to the public. More files will be turned over to the Oversight panel, which promised to release them after redacting personal information. But it’s unclear when the next tranche of files will sent to Capital Hill.