Welcome, everybody, to the Jim Acosta show. Thank you for joining me today. This is an important show. So, you know, I really want you to pay attention to the guest who is joining me today. It's Jess Michaels. She is a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein. And I wanted to talk to Jess because I felt as though, you know, lost in the coverage and a lot of the coverage of Donald Trump and his spiraling over the Epstein files and so on is what has happened to the survivors.

I mean, as we all know, and I've been talking about this every day.

It's another day that ends in why in Epstein gate.

He's still dodging questions, still looking like a man with something to hide as it relates to Jeffrey Epstein.

He's still not released the Epstein files as he and his people promised. We still don't know if he's going to pardon Galane Maxwell, a pedophile just like Jeffrey Epstein, who was convicted of sex trafficking.

But I don't want to do too much of a wind up here because I want to get right to Jess.

Jess, thank you so much for joining me.

I appreciate it so much.

And, you know, I guess first of all, you know, where should we start?

Because, I mean, we saw that the family of Virginia Jufre who committed suicide tragically back in April came out and spoke to the media saying that, you know,

they can't believe that Donald Trump would even contemplate pardoning Gleine Maxwell.

But your story is an important one because it tells us that the timeline that a lot of people

think is the timeline for Jeffrey Epstein is not really the timeline.

I mean, people think this started in the early 2000s.

Your case goes all the way back to in the early 90s.

And so this went on for a very long time.

Yes, thank you, firstly, thank you so much for having me.

Yeah.

Yes, and it's something that I actually put in my bio.

I'm a 1991 Jeffrey Epstein survivor, and I say that because I want people to think twice

about how long this has actually been going on.

Shockingly, no one comments on it.

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