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The Epstein story keeps getting worse, not just for Trump and Republicans, but for the Clintons and leaders throughout

Europe, including the Prime Minister of Great Britain. While here in the United States,

the top-down message is it's over, move on. Countries like England and France are going where

Pam Bondi refuses to. They're almost sending a message to America.

Unlike you, Donald Trump, Pam Bondi,

we will hold our people accountable.

We will conduct our own investigations into Jeffrey Epstein

if the United States will not.

In England, the latest Epstein-file dump is touched Prime Minister Kier-Starmer, with some calling for him to step down after new revelations

about his decision to appoint Lord Peter Mandelson and Epstein confidant as ambassador to the United

States. There are reports Mandelson might have shared government memos

regarding the financial crisis with Jeffrey Epstein back in 2009.

A police investigation is underway, and police may also be opening up an investigation into Andrew Mountbatten, the former prince,

the former Duke of York, who was now accused of sharing top secret memos with Epstein,

while Andrew served as his nation's trade ambassador.

Reuters reporting new emails found in the latest Epstein dump

show Andrew handing over to Epstein official trade documents back in 2010 at the height of the financial

crisis. Prince William dislikes his uncle Andrew and has been lobbying King Charles, and he

succeeded last week in convincing the king to throw Andrew out of the Royal Lodge, a 30-room mansion

bequeathed to the former Duke of York by his mother, Queen Elizabeth. For the first time since Andrew has been linked to Epstein, the future,

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