Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show.

It's great to have you with us tonight.

Thanks so much for being with us.

We begin tonight with some troubling news.

It's been over a month since Attorney General Pam Bonnie promised us that the Epstein files were coming.

She told us they were on her desk.

She then proceeded the next week to release files. Now there were files that we're all expecting were going to be the ones that were promised, who was involved in what, where it happened,

all that good stuff. Turns out it was things that had already been released in years

prior. Rollerxes, flight logs, things of that nature. So nothing we hadn't already seen. Pam Bondi

saying she was fooled, I guess, by the FBI, but she should have known better that 300 documents

were not the full scope of the Epstein files.

It's more like 30,000 documents.

So once finding out that she didn't get all the documents, Pam Bondi said that truckloads

of the documents were on the way to DC from the New York FBI field office.

This is also over a month ago.

So why is that we still don't have those documents a month later? What's taking her so long? What is there to redact and who is there to protect?

The reason I bring this up is Virginia Dufre, who was one of the most prominent victims of Jeffrey

Epstein's notorious sex trafficking ring, announcing today that she may have just days to live.

In a social media post, Drew Frey says, quote, I've gone into kidney renal failure.

They've given me four days to live transferring me to a specialist hospital in urology.

I'm ready to go, just not until I see my babies one last time, but you know what they say about

wishes. So what happened to Joufrey? Well, Jufre was in a car accident and was hit by a bus.

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