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Speaking in a video posted to X, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) said that the documents will show that "at least 20 men" were implicated in the Justice Department's possession of the documents. Massie knows those names directly from the survivors of Epstein and said that if names are missing, they'll know not all of the documents were released.

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"Well, one of the ways we'll know is there are people who have covered this case for years. And, I've talked to them in private, and they know what some of the material is that's back there. But the other way we'll know is that the victims' lawyers have been in contact with me and, collectively, they know that there are the names of at least 20 men who are accused of sex crimes in the possession of the FBI. These would reside in the FD-302 forms."

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"So if we get a large production on Dec. 19th and it does not contain the name of a single male accused of a sex crime or, sex trafficking ... then we know they haven't produced all the documents," he continued.

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Massie also explained that, unlike past subpoenas, "this is a law." So, not complying with it means a law is being broken.