Jessica Tarlov

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Epstein, back in the news a little bit, not as much as I thought that it would have been, but Attorney General Pam Bondi faced a congressional subpoena over the Justice Department's handling of the Epstein files.

Lawmakers from both parties and survivors raised concerns about the heavy redactions, missing details about potential accomplices, and whether key information is being kept from the public.

Did you see Todd Blanch on Stephen Miller's wife's podcast, on Katie Miller's podcast?

She just snapped on him where he was like, oh, we've been totally transparent.

And she's like, there are 3 million files that you're not releasing.

It really surprised me.

Well, he's probably just mad since he's been put in the corner, right?

Like now... Oh, yeah.

Because they like Bondi so much that they're like, we could pin it on you.

Well, what did we learn this week about, I guess, the future of the Epstein file releases or where this story is?

See, this is a different kind of week.

I feel like last week, you know, it's like war.

I don't really know.

Epstein, I don't really know.

And it was a quiet but action-packed week somehow.

Are you still fully on the side that the United States is going to do nothing?

Or is this just going to be like pulling teeth and take several years, but we'll end up getting there?

What are the survivors thinking and feeling right now?