Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in the East after months of radio silence from the Department

of Justice amid their mishandling at the release of the Epstein files. Survivors of Jeffrey

Epstein's abuse are finally, finally getting their opportunity to meet with acting attorney

general Todd Blanche,

and it's happening later this hour. The meeting comes after this powerful testimony from Epstein

Survivor and friend of this program, Danny Benski. It comes on the second day of Todd Blanche's

confirmation hearings. Watch. We may look like grown adults when you see us now, but we were children.

Young girls at the time of our abuse, these are the photos of when our innocence, dreams,

and lives were stolen. Please take these faces in as you think of us as your own family,

daughters, nieces, sisters. Now look at our faces and remember the women

and families of who the DOJ re-victimized. Todd Blanche has been at the helm of the release of nude

images of survivors, the outing of Jane Does, and the exposure of more than 100 victims identifying information and documents

describing horrific acts of abuse, including my own. Instead of treating this release as its own

violation and holding the man who led it accountable, you have a decision on whether you place him in the highest law enforcement

position in this country.

Now, this meeting that Danny and other survivors are having with Todd Blanche is only coming

because Republican Tom Tillis made it a condition

for arriving at yes to confirm Todd Blanche.

It's not like Todd Blanche woke up and said, maybe I should listen to the survivors of abuse.

No, this is to get a vote, but it is happening.

But important to note that Todd Blanche easily could have met with survivors months ago,

or years ago at this point, two years ago when he took the job when they requested to meet with him.

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