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Welcome back to the Epstein Files.

Last time, we walked through Pam Bondi promising a client list on Fox News, getting fired three weeks later, and refusing a congressional subpoena.

Today, we're following Trump's next check for the job, Lee Zeldon.

He spent the last year gutting the Environmental Protection Agency.

He has never made a single public statement about Jeffrey Epstein.

As always, every document and source we reference is available at the Neural Broadcast Network website.

So when Trump nominated Zeldon to replace bonding as Attorney General,

reporters searched for any prior statement, interview, or social media posts from Zeldon

referencing Epstein, Maxwell, or the EFTA.

There was nothing, a blank page.

Right. And the premise here relies entirely on that public record. And that record establishes a very specific sequence of events.

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