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Today we're talking about more updates on the Epstein files, mixed response to the worsening

humanitarian crisis in Gaza, upcoming Cambodia-Tailand peace talks, and other top news for

Monday, July 28th.

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The Epstein headlines aren't slowing.

Last week, Galane Maxwell, an Epstein associate who's currently serving 20 years for trafficking

underage girls, met with DOJ officials for nine hours over two days.

She was asked about, quote, 100 hundred different people during interviews and was reportedly

granted limited immunity for her testimony. Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported the leather-bound

book of letters written to Epstein for his 50th birthday in 2003, included a note from former

President Clinton as well as President Trump. Trump has denied the note as real and sued the journal for libel.

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