We have some developments on the Epstein Files. A federal judge has ordered the unsealing of grand jury records and a bipartisan group of Congress members have asked Pam Bondi to tell them what the DOJ is doing to comply with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. My name is Dina Dahl with the Midas Touch Network. Let's get into this. Now, the federal judge is a federal

judge in Southern District of Florida, has ordered the release of the grand jury records because

the Epstein Files Transparency Act now allows for their release. As we know, the DOJ had tried to get those

unsealed before and it was denied.

We also question whether or not the unsealing of the records is just a distraction

because, of course, the DOJ, the FBI already has a possession records.

But needless to say, now that this act is going to require even more unsealing of evidence,

this federal judge is now unsealing what they have.

This, the information they have, has to do with the initial charge of Epstein back in 2007,

2008.

We will be able to read and see the testimony from the victims that they gave to the

grand jury. It is possible, although so much is already known about what went into the charges

back in 2007, 2008, where he got that sweetheart deal. There may still be details that will be

able to help people piece more together. Of course, it seems at this point we are just

trickling information out. The oversight committee were able to get the release of videos

and images from the Epstein Island that was also just released

this week, one of those rooms being so disturbing, showing a dentist's chair and several

masks of men. And Rokana, who has been instrumental and pushing for the initial discharge

petition for the release of the Epstein Files,

which ended up becoming the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which was signed into law

on November 19th, wrote in response to the release of this information and how the images

have been so disturbing with that particular room with the dentist's chair

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