U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is saying the Department of Justice has recovered files on sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein that were allegedly with health in the first release.

In other news, Ukrainian President Volodemir Zelensky has announced he is now ready to sign a rare earth's deal with the United States and to begin the peace talks with Russia.

Meanwhile, the House Judiciary Committee has released a report saying the policies to give illegal

immigrants temporary protected status worked as a type of de facto amnesty. This is as scrutiny

grows over how much money illegal immigrants are actually costing American taxpayers. I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

First off folks, Trump held his speech to the joint sessions of Congress last night. Maybe you watched it.

Basically just outlined what he has done so far in his administration and actually had 68, 70% approval ratings, even like over 60% on CNN.

Now look, we'll see what happens going forward. It seems that it was pretty large success on Trump's

side. But there's a lot going on right now. Also, Attorney General Pam Bondi, she's now saying

the Justice Department has found all those missing files on sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Now, these files were allegedly being withheld from the first release.

There were allegedly thousands of them withheld. We did not get them. They now got them.

The announcement was made by Attorney General Pam Bondi, who announced plans to make the

Epstein files public. And the FBI, Department of Justice, had what they called, you know,

phase one. That was the document release last week.

The files on that included Epstein's private contact lists, some other information like flight logs.

These were provided to a handful of conservative media personalities, but it was a bit of a dud.

Many pointed out that much of the data was already public and even public

in a more complete form. They basically gave us redacted versions of stuff we already had.

Now, some criticized the DOJ's release of just being, you know, essentially giving us stuff

that was official through official

channels and I mean they had to blank stuff out, right? The previous documents were made public

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