New Epstein Files: Uncorroborated Claims Against Trump

0:00Today is March 6, here's what's making headlines worldwide. The Justice Department released more files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation this week. These include uncorroborated claims from a woman against former President Donald Trump. Officials admitted the documents were mistakenly held back, coded as duplicates during an earlier review of Epstein's records. Earlier last week, news outlets flagged missing interview summaries from 2019. The FBI had questioned the woman four times to check her story, but only one summary made it into the first public batch tied to Epstein, who died in. Jail while facing sex trafficking charges. Trump has long denied any misconduct, linked to Epstein. Meanwhile, political pressure is building on Attorney General Pam Bondi, a House committee, including five Republicans, voted to subpoena her for sworn answers about the file handling. The new files detailed the woman's claims from the 1980s when she was around 13 years old. She described abuse by a man she later tied to Epstein and an encounter with Trump.

1:04Federal agents found no backing for her account, and she cut off contact. According to officials, the massive document dump under recent laws led to inevitable slip-ups from rushing through thousands of pages. The Department promises to fix errors, republished as needed and shield victim details amid ongoing reviews. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-L-I, solely pillow.com.