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arrested. He is being held in custody on suspicion of misconduct in public office. This is based on

apparently revelations in the release of all of the Epstein papers, all the Epstein files.

Our standard, when it comes to literally any case, should be evidence. I know this has fallen out of public favor because we have this thing called X where people

sort of just find one page of a thing and then take it out of context or obscure certain data

or simply misinterpret.

And then that becomes the story of the day.

But actual evidence is the standard when it comes to making actual legal allegations about

people.

And if we don't do that, then we got kind of a problem with regard to both public information

and also equal rule of law.

When it comes to the evidence in this particular case, we now have 3.5 million pages that have

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