All right. We are live. Welcome back to the Liz Wheeler Show. It's good to see you all. We're live on X. We're live on YouTube. We're live on Facebook. We're live on Rumble. Happy Monday. We are, of course, going to talk about the topic that you all expect us to talk about today. We are talking about the latest Epstein files release. Listen, it has been one year to the month at least. It was later in February of last year, but it's been a year to the month since I was invited to the White House that infamous day and handed with about a dozen other right wing influencers, those white Epstein binders filled with absolutely no new information about Jeffrey Epstein or his

investigation or his case. It has also been a year since Attorney General Pam Bondi said that she

had the client list on her desk. She said that on Fox News. That of course turned out not to be true.

It's been about seven months since Attorney General Pam Bondi told us, actually, there's nothing to see here. Case closed. There are more documents, but you don't have any right to see them. Out of the blue. So it is like why it's been seven months since I said, you know what? Pam Bondi has not been upfront with the American people from the beginning of this narrative about the Epstein files until now, and she has become a liability to

President Trump, it's time to make a change because the American people voted for President Trump

because we want justice. And President Trump is in a unique position to serve that. It's now been a

little bit over two months on November 19th since the United States Congress said to Pam Bondi, essentially,

we don't believe you when you say that there are no more Epstein files. And they, the United

States Congress, subsequently passed a piece of legislation that was signed into law by

President Trump requiring the Department of Justice to release all of their investigative files.

Six weeks ago, on Christmas Eve in the afternoon,

Pam Bondi, through the Department of Justice, announced actually, she does have more documents.

She found one million more documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and the investigation into him.

Well, three million of those files were released last week, bringing the grand total,

the total number of Epstein files that we have now been able to view as the public to three and a

half million. So what we're going to do today is we are going to look at these new files,

a whole three million of them, with Glenn Beck, whose name, by the way, appears in those files.

Tomorrow on the show, we have a high-ranking official from the Department of Homeland Security

who will join us to talk about the Alex Preti shooting, the Renee Good shooting, the fraud

and corruption immigration fraud that's happening in Minnesota, specifically in Minneapolis.

And on Wednesday, we're going to be doing a deep dive into what we're discovering by the hour

are the most important bombshells in these files.

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