Chris Whipple

Vance and Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, vice president, head of the FBI and deputy head, were all for getting the files out.

And as you know, on December 19, that's the deadline for another release.

Certainly, Susie Wiles doesn't think that there's going to be anything earth-shaking in the files to come.

Yeah.

So Ghislaine Maxwell was Jeffrey Epstein's partner in crime, as it were.

She was accused of procuring these underage women and sex trafficking them for Epstein.

She was convicted in 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in prison.

And during this whole recent flap during the Trump administration,

administration over the release of the files, Todd Blanche was suddenly dispatched to go and interview her in a courthouse in Florida.

So I said to Susie Wiles, it's not typical, is it, to send the number two person at the Department of Justice, who happens to be the president's former defense attorney, to go and interview a convicted sex trafficker in prison and

And she said, well, it was Blanche's suggestion.

It was his idea, in effect.

She also said that she and the president had no advanced knowledge that Maxwell would be moved from this

prison to a less secure, what some have called a kind of club fed prison.

She insists that not only did they not know in advance, but the president was ticked off, as she put it.

She then said, if you want to know more about this, I'll find out.

We've had several subsequent interviews, but to date, before the story closed, she had not found out.

So here we are.

Or she's not telling me.

So I met Wiles.