Emily Jashinsky

Besson then flipping the script on Sorkin.

Secretary Besson also elaborating more on the administration's vision for the Trump Accounts Program to kickstart savings and economic participation for children.

Earlier this week, the Dell family making a historic first contribution, announcing plans to deposit $250 directly into the investment accounts of millions of American kids.

The Trump Accounts Program is set to activate in July.

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday releasing a set of pictures and videos taken of Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean island.

This release offering a rare look inside the twisted world of the disgraced financier.

The Oversight Committee obtaining the images from the U.S.

Virgin Islands DOJ as part of its investigation into the handling of the Epstein case.

The images of Little St.

James, one of two private islands Epstein owned in the Caribbean, taken in 2020 by U.S.

Virgin Island authorities.

Most of the images are unremarkable.

Several videos show off the large grounds, a pool with multiple cabanas, a no trespassing sign.

One image showing a large library-type room with a blackboard, scribbled on in chalk with the words including power, plots, deception, and political.

The creepiest photo, showing what appears to be a dentist's chair in a room with 10 masks depicting various male faces hanging on the walls, with two more masks laying side by side on a countertop.

The images are available on megankelly.com.

The files released to the committee in response to a November letter from the U.S.

Virgin Islands Attorney General requesting, quote, all documents and communications related to the federal or local investigations into Epstein or co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell.

ranking member of the committee Robert Garcia, issuing a statement, quote, We are releasing these photos and videos to ensure public transparency in our investigation and to help piece together the full picture of Epstein's horrific crimes.

A Republican spokesperson for the committee telling Axios, It's odd that Democrats are once again releasing selective information as they have done before.