Tonight, lawmakers get a private viewing of the unredacted Epstein files.

The new information they discovered has Galane Maxwell repeatedly pleads the fifth at a House deposition.

Then money for access, new reporting on Trump allies turbocharging fundraising for FaceTime with the president.

Plus, Kentucky governor and possible 2028 candidate Andy Bashir tells me how he'll fight

any attempt at election interference by this White House as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Ruhl, and we are now 266 days away from the midterms.

And today lawmakers were supposed to be able to go look at the unredacted version of the newly released Epstein documents.

But multiple lawmakers who went to review those documents say some of the text is still blacked out with no explanation as to why. Here's what Congressman Thomas Massey

and Rokane said about what they saw today. What I saw that bothered me were the names of at least six men that have been redacted

that are likely incriminated by their inclusion in these files.

There are six men, some of them with their photographs that have been redacted,

and there's no explanation why those people were redacted. What we're after is the men who Jeffrey Epstein trafficked women to.

We want those names published.

We're not out to embarrass people.

And the problem is we went in there hoping to see that in 302 forms.

What we found out is those 302 forms were redacted before they got to the DOJ.

At least one is a U.S. citizen.

At least one is a foreigner.

And the other three or four have names.

I'm not sure if they're foreigner U.S.

And which field do they work in? Is it finance, banking, political?

One is pretty high up in a foreign government. And some are, they're, one of the others is a pretty prominent individual. Pretty prominent individual. Why were these names redacted? This was also the day.

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