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It's Wednesday, December 24th. Just like when he was alive, his depravity is being revealed over time. We start here.

The FBI releases another trove of Jeffrey Epstein files.

It asks for a quote-unquote update this email on the, quote, status of the 10 co-conspirators.

What it tells us about those around Epstein and the police investigating him.

After a week of economic alarm, President Trump breathes a sigh of relief.

The economy has been surprisingly resilient.

What a better than expected report means for you. And it's not a white Christmas. It's way

more dangerous than that. It's going to flood potentially neighborhoods.

Ahead of Christmas Eve floods. Many Californians are being told to stay off the roads.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

Good morning and a very happy Christmas Eve to you here in our last show of the week before

our team takes a long weekend. And usually the day before a big national holiday, there's not a ton of news to cover, to be frank, but that is not the case today. So, let's get right into it.

Growing backlash over the Jeffrey Epstein files that Justice Department says it still needs more time.

This past week, the Justice Department came right up to a congressionally imposed deadline

to publish all of its investigative files on the late Jeffrey Epstein.

And even then, they only released a fraction of what was expected of them.

President Trump has certainly said from the beginning that he expects all files that can be released to be released,

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