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Hey, this is George with the pourover.

Today, we're talking about the DOJ releasing and redacting more Epstein files,

nine pharmaceutical companies announcing lower prices on medicine,

the U.S. is spending its diversity visa lottery,

and other top news for Monday, December 22nd. Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pourover.

Here's the quote of the day. Jesus did not come into the world to make bad men good.

He came into the world to make dead men live. Leonard Ravenhill.

Let's get started with some especial shots.

More Epsine files are seeing the light, but some are covered in dark redactions. On Friday,

the DOJ released around 13,000 files tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Galane

Maxwell following a transparency law signed by President Trump last month. The anticipated release

contained new photos of former President Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Andrew Mountbatten

Windsor, 500 pages that are fully blacked out,

and few mentions of Trump,

whose name appeared mainly in address books and flight logs.

The White House said the dump made them history's most transparent administration

and promised to release thousands more documents in the coming weeks.

Democratic lawmakers and some victims criticized the heavy redactions and limited release

as violating the spirit of the transparency law.

Clinton's team claimed number 42 is being used as a scapego to shield number 47 from

worst disclosures ahead.

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