Blanche breaks silence on meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell: 'Impossible' to say if she was credible

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Source: ABC News

September 16, 2025, 11:03 PM


Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said Tuesday that it's an "impossible question" whether Ghislaine Maxwell -- who was convicted of trafficking scores of young girls to Jeffrey Epstein for sexual abuse -- is a "credible" witness in her denials of involvement in Epstein's crimes.

"It's an impossible question to answer," Blanche said in his first on-record statements regarding his two-day July sit-down with Maxwell, after the Justice Department released transcripts from their meeting last month.

"I met with her for two days. To determine whether a witness is credible takes weeks and weeks and weeks," Blanche said on CNN Tuesday night.

Blanche said during his interview that "it's really up to the American people to determine what they believe that her answers were credible or whether they found her not credible."

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[travelingthrulife]

1. lol.

[nuxvomica]

2. No, it's your job, Blanche, to determine whether she's credible

If you can't do that, quit!

[ninjanurse]

3. The American People

Who don’t have all the information, or expertise. But it’s punted to us as he washes his hands of the whole thing.

[Clouds Passing]

4. Spin it todd

[Kali]

5. yeah

she's about as credible as you, Toadd. not very.

[sheshe2]

6. "Impossible to say"....

Yet you had her transferred to a minimum-security prison. I find it impossible to believe that possible, but there you have it.

[GusBob]

7. So, no she isnt then?

[Quiet Em]

8. Interesting that Blanche says this on the same day Patel claims that there is no credible evidence

that Epstein trafficked minors to others.

https://www.axios.com/2025/09/16/kash-patel-hearing-epstein-trafficking

It's as if they are using Blanche's interview with Maxwell, and her lack of credibility, as a way of attempting to diminsh the credibility of the victims' testimonies.

[roscoeroscoe]

9. Maybe if they hadn't fired the prosecutor who put Maxwell away, he could get some expert analysis!

What a freaking tool. She contradicted sworn testimony and publicly known facts.

[republianmushroom]

10. Aw, yes, the DOJ and their , "creditable non-credible"

witness bull shit.

When they the DOJ wants you to believe them, all their witnesses are credible, when you don't believe the DOJ and do believe the witnesses they become "non-credible".

[Mysterian]

11. Yeah, nobody knows anything anymore

Let's let everybody out of jail.

[angrychair]

12. WTF

Blanche said during his interview that "it's really up to the American people to determine what they believe that her answers were credible or whether they found her not credible."

No, it's not a question at all. She is a convicted liar and child sex trafficker and pedophile.

No one has to wonder about her. We already know.

[ificandream]

13. What IS your job, dimwit?

If you can't determine whether she's credible or not, we'll help you. The answer is no.

[viva la]

14. It's possible to say she was NOT credible. In fact, it's just about mandatory.

She was convicted of these crimes.
The survivors' accounts were under oath.
She is in prison for these crimes.

"it's really up to the American people to determine what they believe that her answers were credible or whether they found her not credible."

The American people think she lied all along.

More importantly, the JURY thought she lied.