The first batch of files on sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein have now been released by the Department of Justice under Attorney General Pambondi.

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The first batch of files on sex traffic of Jeffrey Epstein, They've now been released by the Department of Justice.

And look, the files were first given to a handful of conservative influencers.

Jack Posobic, Mike Cernovich, Libs at TikTok, DC Drano, a bunch of others.

Photos and videos of them at the White House showed them holding the binders with a label on them,

the Epstein files, Phase 1 by order of Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Cash Patel.

Now look, this appears to be part of a slow release of the very long-awaited information,

which is expected to include Epstein's client list. Now the phase one documents were a bit of a dud,

at least on the surface. The bigger piece of it is what has been revealed through them, which we'll

get into. But the documents right now, they don't seem to go too far. The first batch was

released late last night. It's roughly 200 pages. It includes a list of Epstein's contacts.

And according to the Department of Justice, quote, the first phase of declassified files, larger contains documents that had been previously leaked, but never released in a formal capacity by the U.S. government.

Now people have noted basically what we got

was versions of what was already public but with some retractions. And so it's actually less

than what we already had. Again, you know, the earlier leak, as they mentioned of these documents, they actually include

the contact information, the full names of individuals and so on. This one has a lot of that, like,

you know, blacked out so you can't read it. There are bigger points with this, but early reports

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