Hey, everybody, welcome to The Breakdown. I'm Alison Gill, host of the Daily Bean's podcast,

and thanks to Midas Touch for airing my show here on their network, and thanks to all of you

for being here and supporting independent media. As you know, Todd Blanche has been nominated

by Donald Trump to be the Attorney General. He's currently the acting Attorney General,

and in that vein, he sat for his

confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee this past Wednesday. Now, after the hearing,

Senator Tom Tillis said that he would not vote him out of committee. He would not vote yes on

advancing Todd Blanche's nomination to the full Senate unless and until Todd Blanche met with

the Epstein survivors. Now, that was his only caveat. Despite Blanche having been referred to the bar

for disciplinary action, because he's being investigated, which could possibly lead to disbarment,

despite failing to follow a court order issued by Judge Emmett Sullivan

and our friend Katie Fang's lawsuit by refusing to hand over documents

that should have been released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act,

despite being called out by a judge in Miami for colluding with Trump and the IRS

to perpetuate a fraud on the court that resulted in the $1.8 billion slush fund that he refuses to rescind in writing under penalty of perjury.

And despite his ongoing and prolific cover-up of the Epstein files, meeting with Galane Maxwell, moving her to a low security facility, though he

claims he had nothing to do with that. And last week, I showed you here on the breakdown that the

FBI admitted to having training videos, instructing FBI analysts on how and who to redact from

the Epstein files, constructively admitting that Blanche from the Epstein Files,

constructively admitting that Blanche violated the Epstein Files Transparency Act by failing to release them under Section 8 of that law.

Yet despite all the failed weaponized prosecutions

against Trump's political enemies and favors for his friends and allies,

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