Alan Ritchson Calls for Justice on Epstein Files

In a fiery appearance on Josh Horowitz’s “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, actor Alan Ritchson, known for his role in “Reacher,” voiced strong opinions regarding the Epstein files, calling out political figures implicated in serious crimes.

Ritchson opened up about the shocking reality of the Epstein case, exclaiming, “The fucking Epstein files! God damn it! Where are they? It’s a fucking law, bitch. Show it, you fucking pedophiles.” The actor didn’t hold back, responding to the gravity of the situation, emphasizing the need for accountability regarding those in power.

He elaborated on his feelings, stating, “This is my fucking politics, dude: I would fucking railroad these fuckers. I would get those Epstein files out in two seconds. Fucking move out of the way. Like, get out of there. Bitch, move. Give me the fucking manila envelope. I will get you the Epstein files. Don’t you want to see what’s in there so that we can hold people accountable? These fucking rapists! We’re just cool with it?”

Without specifically naming any individuals, Ritchson appeared to target a powerful politician, stating, “That bitch has the keys to the nuclear. He’s, like, all up into 13-year-olds. Like, dude, what? Go to jail. Go to jail.” This accusatory tone made it clear that Ritchson is not afraid to confront uncomfortable truths in the world of politics.

The star humorously acknowledged the potential fallout from his comments, noting that his publicist likely felt uneasy. “Everybody is scared around me for what I’m going to say,” he said. Nonetheless, he expressed a commitment to sincerity: “I’m not a loose cannon; I’m just saying the shit that everybody should say if they give a shit about humanity.”

Ritchson also reflected on his relationship with Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former California governor, who has encouraged him to consider a path into politics. While Ritchson has not dismissed the idea altogether, he feels that he is currently not ready to step away from his acting career.

“There’s going to come a time where maybe I feel like I’m either well-resourced enough or visible enough to really make an impact in many people’s lives,” he shared. “I care deeply about the outliers, the maligned people who have very difficult lives, people who are forgotten and overlooked and unwanted and unloved. I care deeply about making the world more fair and free for those people.”