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Trump's DOJ Pulls a Fast One on the Epstein Files | The Weekly Assignment: AMA Holiday Edition
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48:06Now PlayingIn this AMA-style edition of The Weekly Assignment, Susan J. Demas and Sam Osterhout treated the past year less like a closed chapter and more like a warning label. They also talked about this statement from Epstein survivors provided to Lincoln Square by Jess Michaels. They state that the DOJ broke the law, isn’t protecting survivors, and must be held accountable.
And Susan and Sam took lots of your questions about the year that was — and what’s ahead in 2026. We’re so thankful for all of you tuning in every Monday morning. And leave more questions and comments right here. We’ll get to them next week!
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