The Department of Justice has released more than 3 million documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

And honestly, they're kind of a mess.

It's not just 3 million documents. It's 3 million documents that have no rhyme or reason, right?

There's no context. They're messy. They're full of typos. They're duplicates.

But they also shed new light on how some of the

world's richest and most powerful people use that power. Epstein in an exchange with Elon Musk,

discusses sending his helicopter to take him to his island. In these messages from 2013,

the convicted sex offender connecting New York Giants co-owner, Steve Tisch, with various women.

Emails also show Trump Cabinet Secretary Howard Lutnik coordinating a visit in the Caribbean in 2012.

It's not clear if the meetings happened.

So, will there be any actual fallout?

That's coming up on Today Explained from Vox.

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