Hey there, happy Friday from CNN. I'm David Ryan with the five things you need to know for

December 19th. 11.59 p.m. tonight. That's when the Justice Department is required by law to release

its trove of documents and files related to Jeffrey Epstein. But will we get all of them?

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told Fox News this morning

that several hundred thousand documents will be released today, but with several hundred

thousand more released over the coming weeks. Whatever we do get will be available to the public

in a searchable and downloadable format. CNN's senior legal analyst Ellie Honig says there are three big exceptions

to that.

One, which is fairly uncontroversial, DOJ must redact out victim identifying information.

Two, DOJ can withhold information relating to ongoing criminal investigations.

Now what criminal investigations are out there?

We don't know. And third,

any information that might undermine or impact national security or foreign policy, a lot of play

there, a lot of wiggle room, a lot of discretion in Pam Bondi's hands.

We've got to step away briefly when we come back, how an anonymous Reddit post helped authorities

track down the suspected Brown University

shooter. Stick around.

I'm going to tell you exactly what you need to do. Dominate your finances. Sunday morning,

listening to questionable financial advice from the FinTech Bros on his social feed.

Drowning in green.

Scale, scale, scale, scale, scale.

This is the moment Isaac chose to search Barclay's life skills,

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