The question about whether Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirator Galate Maxwell

or monsters has been asked and answered.

Of course they're monsters.

But one question, one crucially important question, has not been.

Are there other monsters out there who are also Epstein's co-conspirators?

Are we to believe that Galane Maxwell truly is the only one?

Highly unlikely. And if there are others, what does accountability look like? The Justice Department's

newly released files, 3 million documents out of an alleged 6 million, with a possibility there

are many more than that, are causing upheaval throughout the worlds of politics, business, and

academia. In countries outside the United States, governments are opening investigations,

demanding in some cases that officials stepped down, not only if they were actively involved

with Jeffrey Epstein socially or financially, separate and apart from his crimes, after his 2008

conviction for raping a teenager, but even if they associated with somebody who was

associated with Jeffrey Epstein. That's how seriously other countries are taking this horrific

scandal. None of that, of course, is happening in the United States of America because, well,

look who's in power now. In fact, the Republican

Party is falling all over itself to continue to cover for the one person in all of this,

who has been acting guiltier than anybody else involved since the release of the files became an

issue. That would be, of course, Donald. I'm not saying Donald is implicated

in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes. He may or may not be. I have no insider knowledge into that.

But there is no disputing that everything he's done to suppress the Epstein files suggest the actions

of a guilty man.

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