Epstein dossier goes to Super Bowl; Pam Bondi, Trump and Musk all target emotional messages – Watch

At one point in the video, a survivor says: “Stand with us. Tell Attorney General Pam Bondi it’s time to tell the truth.” Neither the White House nor the Department of Justice (DOJ) have commented on the new campaign.

“Epstein survivors are releasing this ad on Super Bowl Sunday to send a message that they will not ‘walk away’ from the world’s largest sex trafficking scandal. #standwithsurvivors,” Jim Acosta wrote on the X (formerly Twitter) platform.

A video has also surfaced. They include several high-profile individuals named in the Epstein documents. Their names are in the stylized format of NFL player profiles, with a leaderboard ranking those most mentioned in the infamous Epstein documents. According to the video, Trump was mentioned more than 5,000 times and Musk was mentioned 1,465 times.

Meanwhile, a recently revealed photo from a new Epstein dossier appears to show several tech billionaires, including Musk and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, having dinner with the convicted sex offender in 2015. PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel is also visible in the photo.

Musk also appeared to ask about one of Epstein’s parties in another email.

“Do you have any plans to throw a party? I’ve been working hard this year, so once my kids get home after Christmas, I’d really like to go to the party scene on St. Barts or somewhere else and chill out,” the tech billionaire wrote in a letter to Epstein. “I’m very grateful for the invitation, but a peaceful island experience is the opposite of what I’m looking for.”

“Understood, I’ll see you in St. Barts, the proportions of my island may make Talila uncomfortable,” Epstein responded.

“For Talulah, ratio is not an issue,” Musk said.