Jonathan Yerushalmy
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1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6d ago
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She gets moved to this minimum security prison.
Then we're hearing stuff that was being reported, reported in The Guardian, that she was having custom-made meals made for her.
And she was even given
Access to a puppy to play with in prison.
Um survivors have been saying that, you know, any kind of clemency for her would just be rewarding the person that they say was, you know, at the heart of enabling their abuse.
So it's really important to the people who've been victims of Jeffrey Epstein that, you know, she faces justice.
And we should mention that this Senate resolution is largely non binding, symbolic.
It doesn't necessarily mean that anything will happen, but it is interesting nonetheless that they've done it.
No, and actually I think it's likely to get even worse for the White House because there is a bipartisan group in Congress who are working on a new bit of legislation, the Epstein Transparency Act part two.
to try and get over some of the issues in the previous legislation and to try and just release more and more of these files.
So I think I think it's expected that over the coming months and years it's just gonna keep running.
We'll be right back.
Yes, this has turned into the political scandal of the US summer, which is strange considering how many other options there are.
It's kind of this story about Donald Trump wanting to get the reflecting pool to be American blue in color and the refurb not going quite as they would have liked, and then blaming it on vandals and things like that.
Well, the prosecutors have now dropped the case, as you said, and they've said in fact that the contractors had botched the job.
The prosecutors themselves saying, No, this this is the contractors but botching the job.
There was no widespread vandalism.
But more than trouble, he was facing 10 years in prison for this.
They were taking this incredibly seriously.
And he was having his life completely upturned.
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