Why Prosecuting Powerful Traffickers is So Difficult
July 8, 2025
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as posted by the channelEXCLUSIVE SPECIAL REPORT: Tara Palmeri Analyzes DOJ's Shocking Epstein Conclusion - A Two-Page Memo That may change everything
Investigative journalist Tara Palmeri joins JIM ACOSTA to discuss the latest bombshell that the DOJ dropped in the middle of the July 4th holiday weekend. Palmeri, who spent years deep in the Epstein files, shares her take on what the memo really means.
The Attorney General went from claiming on Fox News that "the Epstein client list is sitting on my desk" to now saying it never existed.
While confirming there's no literal "client list," Palmeri insists the FBI has extensive video footage and documentation from Epstein's properties that hasn't been released.
Palmeri is one of the most prominent voices investigating the Jeffrey Epstein case, hosting investigative podcasts about Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Palmeri hosted "Broken: Seeking Justice" (2020), the second season of the acclaimed podcast series following up on "Broken: Jeffrey Epstein," focusing specifically on the ongoing journey for justice for Epstein's survivors.
Palmeri left Puck in March to launch her independent media career, now hosting "The Tara Palmeri Show" on YouTube and writing "The Red Letter," so be sure to give her a follow and like too!
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