Paul Moss

about Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

But now, as we say, Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to appear in person with their spokesperson interestingly saying that they look forward to setting a precedent that applies to everyone.

Now, also on Monday, the Department of Justice in the US said it had to take down several thousand documents included in the so-called Epstein files because they may have revealed information about victims.

How did that happen, given that we were told the Department of Justice was delayed in revealing these documents because it was so busy carefully redacting anything confidential?

And the question as to how it happened is the big question.

And this could eventually result in legal litigation as these survivors are furious that they say their identities have in some cases been exposed.

At least one woman who had not previously come forward with abuse allegations, her identity exposed.

the lawyers say, has been revealed.

The Department of Justice had these names they promised to redact and clearly it seems that they didn't accurately do that.

And so there is now an appeal to the Department of Justice to in effect take down this website completely until they get to a position where they can fulfil their original promise to provide privacy for these survivors.

Peter, you're in Washington.

I wonder how all these ongoing revelations are going down there.

I mean, have people in the United States begun to get a little inured to all the stuff coming out about Jeffrey Epstein or is it still making waves, making headlines?

I think it is fair to say it's still making waves and headlines.

It's reverberating around the United States as it is around the world.

Clearly, much of this is deeply disturbing to many people.

And the fact that we journalists and independent observers around the world are still sifting through all of these documents, leaving open the possibility that there could be more news.

potentially serious revelations, I think that means that this is going to continue.

And that in this election year, and I think this is a key issue for the Trump administration, it will continue to be in the headlines.

It's certainly something that Donald Trump wants to see not in the headlines.