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Last time we walked through Ron Wyden and his four-year one-man investigation into Epstein's

Financial Network. Today, we're following the paper trail nine formal letters Wyden sent to six

agencies in 90 days and the response rate of effectively zero. As always, every document and source

we reference is available at the Neural Broadcast Network website.

So between January or March of 2026, Senator Ron Wyden sent nine letters, treasury, the DEA, Bank of New York Mellon, Leon Black, Todd Blanche, Bank of America, six recipients.

Nine formal requests for documents and financial records tied to Jeffrey Epstein.

Not one has fully complied.

Right.

And to really understand the gravity of these nine letters, we have to establish the baseline of the financial transactions they are attempting to audit.

I mean, if you were to pay someone for basic bookkeeping or legal services, what would you expect the final bill to be?

Well, if you manage a small business, you might pay a few thousand dollars. And if you manage a massive

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