the new letters coming out from the victims of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein who are concerned in a different way than so many people who view this case as a political controversy or online content or many of the other ways that it has mushroom. These are the people who live through it, the victims and their families. And they say the Trump Justice Department is putting convicted pedophiles and sex traffickers above the victims.We're going to start right here and I'm just going to read to you what they're ...

Joining me now is Spencer Kovven, attorney for nine of Jeffrey Epstein's victims. And Spencer, thanks for being with us. Uh, Maxwell's prison, of course, uh, Maxwell's prison move comes just a week after she met with DOJ officials.A senior administration official called any of the allegations of preferential treatment quote, absurd. As a lawyer, what do you make of how survivors that you've represented in the past may view this development. Well, let's get one thing straight.Glenn Maxwell is a convicted sex ...

And if people in that report are still fighting to keep their names private, Sean, they have no legal basis to do so. She was so adamant. That was Trump Attorney General Pan Bondi, of course, just last year before she was Trump's Attorney General, saying that people named in government files related to Jeffrey Epstein had no legal basis for keeping their names private. Bondi went on to lay out a very specific and narrow set of exceptions. Take a listen. they have no legal basis to do so unless they're a chi ...

New questions surround the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Officials say Epstein associate and convicted sex trafficker Galain Maxwell was moved from a lowlevel security prison in Tennessee to a minimum security prison camp in Texas. That move, which typically requires a waiver, happened just days after Maxwell and her attorney met face tof face with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch for 9 hours over two days.meetings from which we still have no notes and a less than completely clear picture of who else wa ...

the lawyer for the only person in prison for Epstein crimes, Gelain Maxwell. She was convicted of the luring of minors, the sex trafficking, revealing she has now been moved to a minimum security prison in Texas. This is unusual. It is suspicious.It comes after her suspicious DOJ interviews and where Trump wouldn't rule out pardoning her. This looks like help for her. Looks like leniency. Looks like a reward.And the reason it looks like that is because A, there was no automatic sort of legal process that wo ...

Sigret McAulay was Virginia Dupre's lawyer and she joins me now. Um it's great to have you on the program. I really appreciate you joining us.First, I just want to ask you the same question that um my colleague Hi Jackson asked the family which was just your reaction to hearing that exchange in Air Force One with the president when he talks about Epstein stealing people. He doesn't like when they steal and then someone asking specifically about Miss Jupy and and him saying, "Oh yeah, I think it was her." Wh ...

If the "Epstein files" are notes on the investigations into Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking, it would already make sense to find Donald Trump's name in there just by virtue of Trump's close relationship with Epstein. But there is also the incident Maria Farmer describes in which she reached out to investigators with her specific concerns about Trump. For more context and news coverage of the most important stories of our day click here: https://www.msnbc.com/ » Subscribe to MSNBC: https://www.youtube.com/ ...

We have all seen before a politician step in it in real time. And I think that's what you just saw. A president who realized as he was answering, oh man, I don't really know what to say and and probably revealed a lot more than he wanted to cuz yeah, there's a lot of questions right now. And I think probably questions that are going to dog him for a while until he does clarify it. He can brush aside an NBC reporter for for a moment, but there's a lot of people who care about this. And this is pretty serious ...

This is the story that has consumed Donald Trump as president for many days now, but of course as a candidate for many months when he sold a certain version of it. His history with Epstein and those people and those victims are all something that he has had time to reflect on and he seems to be unable to clearly explain what he did then, what the nature of their relationship was, how it ended, what he did or didn't say to him at the time. Maybe they were friends without any other crimes.But why deny and sue ...

The agenda of this president in this summer period is completely smothered by his mishandling of Epstein. Their prior relationship, their social links, the first administration, where, as I've reminded you, Jeffrey Epstein died under suspicious circumstances under the Trump DOJ custody, and all the recent broken promises. Now we have what has become a bizarre turn in a story that for some people on the right was always a conspiracy content thing but of course rests on a foundation of real crimes, real victi ...