Hey, everybody. I am Alison Gill. Thank you so much for watching. And I have some breaking news today about a whistleblower contact to the House Oversight Committee about the Epstein files. And it has to do with new egregious uncovered negligence on behalf of the Department of Justice that is actually jeopardizing

the identity of Epstein survivors. Now, of course, Department of Justice's bullshit excuses

for only having released a little over 12,000 Epstein documents representing about 1% of the

full files, their excuse has been that they are working really

hard to protect the information and identity of the survivors.

But that excuse is not only belied by their 30-year effort to discredit victims and leave

them out of the process at every turn. But this new reporting today

about process errors that continue to expose the victims, even though the government has known

about these errors for weeks and has done nothing to fix them, which is further exposing

survivor identities to potential bad actors.

So we're going to go over all of this breaking news, along with some very good news from oversight on today's episode of the breakdown.

All right, so here's how the events unfolded this week.

Amid the unlawful invasion of Venezuela, the expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies,

the murder of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.

Amid all this, I received a referral from a lawyer at National Security Counselors for a potential

whistleblower who had information, has information, about the Department of Justice and their

abject negligence that is currently endangering the identities of Epstein survivors. So I set up a time

to meet with the whistleblower who wishes to

remain anonymous, and they showed me proof of the vulnerable survivor information in the current

public production of the Epstein files. And I wanted to expose this and expose the Department

of Justice for this negligence, but I was very concerned about amplifying the details because I was worried I might be giving bad actors a key to find these survivors in the files.

So I reached out to my very smart friends, including my guest today, brilliant lawyer, host of Katie Fang News here on Midas and my friend.

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