Democrat Ro Khanna reveals six men's names in Epstein files – videoCongressmen name six wealthy men ‘likely incriminated’ in Epstein filesDemocrat Ro Khanna and Republican Thomas Massie reveal names they say DoJ redacted ‘for no apparent reason’ US politics live – latest updates The Democratic congressman Ro Khanna said on Tuesday that he and his Republican colleague Thomas Massie had forced the justice department to disclose the “hidden” names of six wealthy men they say are “likely incriminated” by their inclusion in the so-called Jeffrey Epstein files. In a post on X at lunchtime, Khanna, of California, named the six as Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonic Leonov, Nicola Caputo, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem and Leslie Wexner. Wexner is the billionaire founder of Victoria’s Secret. His extensive ties to Epstein – the late convicted sex offender and disgraced financier – were exposed in a lengthy New York Times investigation in November. Bin Sulayem is a billionaire businessman and real estate developer from Dubai – and brother of Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the head of FIA, the body that governs the world’s motorsport championships, including the prestigious Formula One series. Email exchanges between Bin Sulayem and Epstein have been previously reported. Attached to the post was a video clip of Khanna reading the names in the House, availing himself of protection from any defamation lawsuit by the speech and debate clause of the US constitution. Khanna and Massie, of Kentucky, spent two hours at the justice department building in Washington DC on Monday viewing unredacted versions of the documents relating to Epstein. The pair were co-sponsors of the Jeffrey Epstein Transparency Act that forced Donald Trump’s administration to publish its vast trove of documents into the connections and activities of the president’s former friend. Democrats have joined the pair in claiming that there are still 3m pages locked away after the Trump administration called the matter closed with the release of 3m documents in January.
