Every Republican that promised you the Epstein files is now actively hiding them.

The claim asserts that every Republican who promised to release the Epstein files is now actively hiding them. Breaking this down, the core factual components are: 1) Republicans made promises to release Epstein files, and 2) those same Republicans are now deliberately concealing or obstructing access to these files. Evidence shows that during recent congressional sessions, Republican leadership has taken steps such as ending legislative sessions early and avoiding votes on releasing Epstein-related documents.abcnews.go.comabcnews.go.comJohnson ending legislative session early over Epstein controversy as some...nytimes.comnytimes.comRepublicans Are Breaking With Trump Over Epstein Files, Polls Show

This behavior aligns with efforts to delay or prevent disclosure. However, the situation is nuanced. Some Republicans have publicly pushed for the release of these files, and polls indicate a division within the party regarding support for transparency.theguardian.comtheguardian.comUS House calls early summer recess to block voting on release of Epstein files

Additionally, some Republicans have distanced themselves from Trump’s handling of the issue.theguardian.comtheguardian.comUS House calls early summer recess to block voting on release of Epstein files Therefore, while a significant faction of Republicans in leadership roles appear to be obstructing release, it is inaccurate to say 'every' Republican who promised release is now hiding the files. The claim uses absolute language that overgeneralizes a complex political dynamic.

The reasoning behind the verdict is that the claim is largely supported by recent political actions and reporting but overstates uniformity across all Republicans.