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Out front next, new Epstein documents contradicting Trump's statement about not flying on Epstein's plane and raising questions about other uncharged co-conspirators.

Why are their names blacked out?

Plus, more breaking news this hour, Trump denied the Supreme Court blocking the president from deploying the National Guard to Chicago.

And 40 years after We Are the World, some of the biggest names in the music industry

are joining forces with author Tony Robbins to fight world hunger with a new song. We have

exclusive access behind the scenes on this Christmas Eve Eve. Let's go out front. And good

evening. I'm Erin Burnett. Out front tonight, who is the Trump Department of Justice trying to protect?

The DOJ releasing 30,000 more pages from the Epstein files, documents that are again heavily redacted, page after page of black.

And among the redactions, something critically important. The names of the men who allegedly

committed these heinous acts still unknown, still protected, as are the names of what federal

agents call Epstein's co-conspirators. According to one email with the subject, co-conspirators,

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