For the first time, a senior Department of Justice official has confirmed Jeffrey Epstein worked for the CIA and served as a foreign asset.

Shocking allegations emerge from a senior investigator, unveiling a web of protection and cover-ups that shielded the disgraced financier.

Glenn Prager, a former DOJ investigator tasked with probing Epstein, revealed explosive details in a new O'Keefe Media Group release.

"It's not talked about yet. But it's soon to come out. That [Epstein] was a CIA informant. He was in the CIA," Prager stated in undercover footage recorded on September 8, 2025.

He accused the DOJ of reluctance to pursue Epstein, citing his role as an asset for the United States and Israel.

"They [DOJ] didn't want to go after him [Epstein] because he's an asset for the United States and Israel," Prager said.

Prager detailed his work interviewing dozens of victims in Palm Beach, noting Epstein's tactic of paying them off—ranging from $150,000 to $500,000—to avoid trial.

"I worked on that case. I used to interview all the victims. And my picture was 20-30 victims in Palm Beach that I was interviewing and dealing with and stuff like that. And then we would go – ready to go to trial. And they would flip. Epstein would just pay them off. And they were just like these little kids. They pay off their family. They're all broke kids and poor families," he explained.

Allegations extend to high-profile figures.

Prager cleared President Trump of direct involvement, saying, "I've seen the itineraries, and I've interviewed all of the victims. There's never been an instance where Trump was on a plane with these kids and a rape occurred. But that can't be said for Clinton. And that can't be said for others."

He added, "While the Clintons were on the plane, while Bill Clinton was on the plane, there were rapes that occurred."

Prager suggested Trump’s hesitation to release files stems from protecting others, not himself.

"I think [Trump is] protecting a lot of other people. He's not protecting himself because there's nothing there. But he's protecting a lot of people. Because Trump's now saying it's a hoax. The case is like a hoax or something. Come on, you know it's not a hoax. He's been on the plane, you know, many times. It's just, he was never on the plane with kids."

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This revelation comes amidst ongoing public and congressional pressure for transparency in the Epstein case, with House Republicans like Nancy Mace and Scott Perry voting to subpoena related documents, despite resistance from the Justice Department.

The DOJ responded, stating Prager worked there over 15 years ago but lacks current understanding or access to the investigation, dismissing his claims as inaccurate.

Attempts by James O'Keefe to confront Prager resulted in the investigator hanging up repeatedly, refusing comment.