Attorney General Todd Blanche's Justice Department keeps tipping its hand that something is buried in the Epstein files, according to a legal expert suing him. Lawyer and journalist Katie Phang, who is suing Blanche for the unredacted Epstein files , said on Thursday's episode of "Sidebar with Katie Phang" that DOJ stonewalling international law enforcement agencies is "a big tell that there is something there that they don't want to turn over." Phang's analysis came after a federal appeals court denied Blanche's motion to pause U.S.
District Judge Emmet Sullivan's order requiring DOJ to begin reviewing and producing foreign-language documents in the Epstein files. Phang read on air from the two-page order, which said the government "failed to show that it is irreparably harmed by merely initiating review of foreign language documents under the Epstein Files Transparency Act." Phang pointed out that England, France and New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez have all been shut out by…