We have a major update this morning.

It's State of the Union Week, which means I'm not sleeping for the next 72 hours

as I'm covering the President's State of the Union and the alternative state of the Union for you.

Now, we have some major developments right now.

We have new Epstein reporting showing that Jeffrey Epstein hired private investigators,

paying them thousands of dollars to move computer equipment,

photographs, and more to storage units across the United States of America.

You heard that correctly.

Storage units that were never searched by the Department of Justice, there are likely

more Epstein files, more Epstein videos, more Epstein photographs out there.

And while the public has never seen them, the Department of Justice has never seen them. And if you want to know where the FBI

director is, he's in Milan, Italy, facing calls for resignation and firing after being caught on

tape, drinking and partying on taxpayer dime in the locker room following Team USA's historic victory over Canada

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during the next 72 hours, as this is going to be a sprint, not a marathon right now.

The big news this morning, according to the Telegraph, new reports reveal that Jeffrey

Epstein hired private detectives to remove items from his properties to storage facilities

across the United States.

He reportedly rented six storage units, which had items from his properties, including laptops.

A report from the telegraph says that he maintained one of those storage units from 2003 in Florida.

At the time when he was part of the president's social circle, he made regular payments at these units until 2019, the year of his death.

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