WATCH: Nancy Pelosi silent on why Biden did not release Epstein files

Fox News Digital then asked, "Why do you think Biden didn't do it for four years?" to which Pelosi simply turned around and began walking away.

Fox News Digital pressed, "Do you know why they didn't do it? Do you think they should have?" However, Pelosi ignored the reporter and stepped into a car.

"But, Congressman, you could have gotten that from '21 to '25, when Democrats controlled the DOJ. Why - it was a crisis then. It's a crisis now. Why didn't Democrats call for it from '21 to '25?" Scarborough asked. 

"So, I mean, you'd have to go back and look specifically at particular prosecutorial decisions and what was taking place in terms of the other cases. So, I don't know, we could try to reconstruct that record," Raskin replied. 

"I would have been happy to raise it then as well. Frankly, we were focused on so many different pieces," Jayapal replied. 

Meanwhile, Republican Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas told Fox News Digital, "What I think is really rich is this, Epstein dies in 2019 and the Biden administration does nothing for four years, absolutely nothing."

"I didn't hear any Democrats call for it. And, you know, I never heard the legacy media on TV saying one thing about it either. And suddenly, it's a code blue. Suddenly, every Democrat and the legacy media wants to see these reports. I think that's hypocritical," he said.

Marshall went on to say that "beyond that, there may be a lot more going on than meets the eye."

While noting that he does not have any special information, he said, "I think something else is going on that may be affecting national security," and "I think President Trump deserves a little bit of grace here. But hopefully, at the end of the day, everything will be released. I'm all for the transparency."

"Pam Bondi made quite a show out of what she had, and we need a better explanation than what we've got," said DesJarlais.

He suggested that a bipartisan panel be given access to the files for review.

"Do you need to release everything? I don't know. But anything that's criminal, I think, needs to be exposed," he said.

Johnson went on to say, "I am concerned about the chain of custody" of the files.

"The Democrats have had control of these files. What have they added? What have they deleted? I don't know. I have no idea. I'm as curious as anybody else," he said, adding, "I'll trust the Trump Justice Department to do what is right."