Okay, we are live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey investigates today. I'm

flying solo. I'm going to cover something in the Epstein files. I think it's really important.

I've titled this one, the civil litigation files. And people have read pieces of these in the documents.

They're really horrifying.

This is like the worst stuff imaginable.

But I don't think they may see the bigger picture, which is the reason why I want to do this stream, which will end up on my podcast.

For people who don't know, I do have a podcast.

I do have a podcast in the top 0.5%. I guess it's in the top 20,000 podcasts in the world.

It's been investigative journalism.

I've done a lot of other different topics.

And then this Epstein files dropped about a month ago.

Today's March 3rd, 2026.

And I've really been reading through it.

I mean, I think confirmed a lot of the stuff, like kind of mysterious stuff, people

are looking into this network, this secretive network.

There's a lot of documents, and it's poorly, uh, intent, by my opinion, intentionally, poorly

organized.

So it's very hard to understand what's where why it's there

the way it was dropped the poor i mean the almost like rudimentary means by which the doj dropped it is

i can only i can only see that in my opinion as as intentional because it's harder to go through.

Anyway, I've been reading through a lot of them.

And I'm kind of kind of bounce around.

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