February 8, 2026

Watch the Epstein Survivors’ Powerful Super Bowl Sunday Ad

Epstein survivors speak on Capitol Hill

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse speak about the Epstein File Transparency Act during a press conference in Washington DC, on September 3, 2025.Lenin Nolly/AP

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A group of survivors of abuse by Jeffrey Epstein released an advertisement that will air during the Super Bowl imploring for the full release of millions of government files revealing the connections between Epstein and many famous politicians and celebrities.

The ad was posted on X by journalist Jim Acosta. It comes a day before Congress is expected to be able to finally read unredacted versions of the Epstein files, according to a letter by a Justice Department official obtained by MS Now.

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