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The Epstein Questions Congress REFUSED to Ask
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1:13:50Now PlayingThis week the Epstein files stopped being about Epstein.
Cliff is joined by independent investigators Kait Justice and Ellie Leonard to dig into the developments Washington keeps stepping around - the money, the missing women, and the cover-up that reached the Situation Room.
The documents are public. The questions aren't getting asked. So we're asking them. In this episode:
🔹 The Lutnick-Tether thread Congress never touched - Kait's investigation into the Commerce secretary's biggest financial conflict
🔹 Sarah Kellen's testimony: cash and Disney tickets to a Palm Beach jail deputy
🔹 Bill Gates before Oversight - a “grave error in judgment”
🔹 The Situation Room cover-up the new Haberman/Swan book describes
🔹 The missing women: Michele Grunewald and the names in the files nobody's chasing - Ellie's beat
🔹 Fidelity opened an Epstein-linked account in 2019, and the Democrats vow hearings if they retake the House
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