Well, of course they are bad at the cover-up. Donald Trump doesn't have to worry about how well a cover-up of the Epstein files is executed by his Justice Department because the United States Supreme Court has made Donald Trump the very first president in history to have immunity from criminal prosecution for anything he does as president of the United States. Because the Supreme Court knew that presidential immunity did not exist in the Constitution when Richard Nixon was president, Republican Richard Nixo ...

Federal prosecutors prepared an indictment of Jeffrey Epstein in 2007 that would have charged him with sex trafficking, and grand jurors heard months of testimony on the case, records from the Justice Department show https://t.co/u3UGJr8F4P ...

With all of the focus centered around the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, there has been a renewed interest in how the late sex offender who was once a teacher at New York City's prestigious Dalton school accumulated his massive wealth and ended up in circles with high-profile figures and orchestrated a vast sex trafficking operation. Now, two investigations by the New York Times unpack Epstein's rise to prominence, including one on how the college dropout got so rich. In it, Epstein is described as q ...

Let's bring in Lisa Phillips, Jeffrey Epstein survivor and host of the From Now On podcast. So Lisa, welcome. Um, what is your reaction to the first batch of materials released by the DOJ.Is it what you expected. >> Um, it's not what I expected. There the survivors, we uh supported uh Connor and Massie to come out to DC on numerous occasions.Um, we're doing all the work that we can and we just feel like the Epstein Transparency Act was a failure. Uh, it didn't comply with legislation. It failed in our book. ...

So, uh, I'd first like to ask you about this missing photo that my colleague Fallon was just talking about from the DOJ release and the post on X by the oversight Democrats. Put this all together. >> Well, um, nobody knows what happened, but uh, I suspect somebody uh, saw the photo there and demanded it that it be removed immediately.So there would only be a handful of people who would have that kind of power to override what had been um you know disclosed before and there wouldn't be that many people who w ...

The Justice Department has now begun what has been a very long awaited release of these files. Officials just moments ago had told me it's coming soon. And now we know that the Department of Justice is beginning the roll out of what we believe will be hundreds of thousands of documents today.According to the deputy attorney general, this initial release, we expect will include things that take us inside parts of what has been a nearly 20year odyssey of Jeffrey Epstein. Uh this controversy has lived longer t ...

Joining us now, Marina Lasera. She provided crucial evidence that enabled prosecutors to charge Jeffrey Epstein in 2019 with sex trafficking. Uh she was known in those documents as minor victim number one. Thank you very much for being here today. >> Thank you for having me. >> How are you feeling? >> A lot of emotions. A lot of emotions. Um anxiety. uh a little scared how you know these these files are going to come out and it's exactly what you were just talking about. It's what kind of redactions are goi ...

Let's bring in women's rights attorney Gloria Allred. She's representing more than two dozen Epstein abuse survivors. Gloria, good to have you here with us.This has been a long time coming. What does today mean for your clients. >> Yes, thank you for inviting me, Anna.I uh think it's a very important day for so many of them. They know their own truth. What they don't know is the big picture.You know, in fact, third parties, for example, other rich, powerful, famous men who may have enabled, assisted, conspi ...

So, I'm looking for sort of two things. Uh, and they sort of fit very much uh with what you your sort of cynicism about what what's about to happen, which I agree with. Um, I think I'm looking first to see in the material that is turned over, what does it tell us about what the government's investigation did do, but more importantly, what it did not do.So, one of the things that that uh Savo noted was that documents that we have seen so far came from the Epstein estate and the deputy attorney general Todd B ...

Democrats on House Oversight released 68 new photos from the Jeffrey Epstein estate today. The images include a screenshot of a WhatsApp message about sending girls for someone named Jay for $1,000 per girl with a redacted name and measurements of an 18-year-old from Russia. There are also a number of images like this one of with passages from the book Lolita Lolita written on different parts of a female's body.The release itself is part of the roughly 95,000 images turned over to House oversight last week ...