for what it's worth, I think the take given here (for the 10 minutes after this timestamp) in the recent interview with Douthat is basically a properly moderated take:
In short, a kind of middle-of-the-road view: the agencies could release much more, and should; there probably is nothing like a "client list," but there should nonetheless be plenty of ugly info / govt complacency that could help reveal why he was protected so long; any ideas of a smoking gun about Trump or anyone high in his admin being implicated is outside the reasonable range of what's likely (major party donors / figures etc is much more plausible), but still this administration (or equally, the prior one) should have released much more; the real scandal is not about some group of high-level names being Epstein clients, but more about the chain of failure and complicity that led him to coast so long in plain view.
Personally, I just want the full story of his history to be released and documented enough that we could get a fantastic documentary mini-series one day.