We have some major developments this morning. Epstein survivors will be testifying for the first time ever publicly in front of a congressional shadow hearing in Palm Beach. Today I'll be covering it live for you so that you don't have to. And then I'll have updates for you throughout the day where survivors will finally be telling their stories to the public and sharing their experiences, their horrific experiences with Gleine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein,

and the wealthy and powerful men that enabled the sex trafficking scheme that Epstein led.

We cannot let their stories ever die.

And as survivors are gearing up to testify overnight, the president of the United States

put out some of the most lengthy tirades to date of his attacking President Obama,

calling for President Obama's arrest, saying that he's a demonic figure. I mean, anything you

could think of in Q&N, there was posts about it. It comes as he's heading to China today and

tomorrow. And well, new polling is looking really rough for him among the Republican

electorate. So that's the latest right now. Like, comment, share, subscribe to my substack, click

the link below to support my work. We have a very busy day ahead between the Epstein

Survivor's testimony. Pete Hexsett is testifying on Capitol Hill. Cash Patel is testifying

on Capitol Hill. I'm going to bring you live updates for all

of that throughout the day. So stay tuned. This morning, Epstein survivors are going and will be

testifying in front of a shadow hearing with House Democrats on the Oversight Committee.

They will publicly testify, some potentially even under oath for the first time about their

abuse. One survivor, Marina Lacerda,

told Scripps News that many victims see the hearing as an important step towards accountability,

though she did express skepticism, and I do have the same skepticism, that any major action

will occur under the current Trump administration. She said that the hearing is emotionally difficult

for survivors because it forces them to revisit the places tied to their abuse.

But she believes it is important for educating parents and younger generations about grooming and predatory behavior.

Survivors are also calling for the release of the additional Epstein-related files and further investigations into the others connected to the case.

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