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Welcome back to the Fstein Files.

Last time, we walked through the hush money architecture.

Leon Black ran through Epstein, the law firms, the fixers, and the surveillance of the four seasons.

Today, we're following the lawyer who tied that architecture to the Obama White House and to Goldman Sachs,

and who called a convicted sex offender Uncle Jeffrey in writing.

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So the Department of Justice's January 30th release surfaced emails from Catherine Rumler,

former White House counsel to President Obama and Chief Legal Officer Goldman Sachs since 2020.

The emails show her addressing Jeffrey Epstein as Uncle Jeffrey and describing him as an older brother she adored.

Right. And if you evaluate the daily mandate of a White House counsel, the primary objective is managing risk for the President of the United States.

Exactly. You evaluate every potential legal vulnerability.

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