Tonight on 360, missing records from the Epstein files and the unverified allegations they

apparently contain about the president.

Also tonight, new backwash from the FBI director's beard-chugging trip to the Winter Olympics

and what a whistleblower is saying about his use of the bureau's private jet.

And the most significant law enforcement activity seen in days at Nancy Guthrie's

home, just 24 hours after Savannah Guthrie announced a million dollar reward for information

about her missing mom. Good evening. We begin tonight, keeping them honest with the name that

was not spoken. Last night stated the union message, Jeffrey Epstein. That and the name that

we learned today has turned up

in FBI records missing from the Epstein files, Donald Trump. We know this because a numbered evidence

log in the Gleine Maxwell case catalogs about 325 FBI witness interviews. But of that number,

more than 90 do not appear to be present on the Justice Department's website.

And three of those witness interviews are related to a woman who told agents that Jeffrey Epstein had repeatedly abused her,

starting when she was approximately 13 years old. She also accused Trump of sexually assaulting her.

Now, we should point out here, the president has consistently denied

any wrongdoing in connection with Jeffrey Epstein, and the White House is calling the allegations,

quote, false and sensationalist.

The documents related to her testimony with the FBI are not there. It's our question

to the FBI and the DAJ is, why aren't the documents there? Why have they been removed? And Congress,

under the Transparency Act and the subpoena, have a right to see them. So that's the House

Oversight Committee's ranking Democrats today. The president, as you know, has been treating

the files as the ultimate not guilty verdict. I have nothing to hide. I've been exonerated. I have

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