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It's Tuesday, February 10th.

One person knows more than any living soul, and she's refusing to say anything.

We start here.

Jeffrey Epstein's chief accomplice says through a lawyer that she won't speak to Congress

without a promise from President Trump.

I invoke my Fifth Amendment right to silence.

Meanwhile, one recollection of President Trump's thoughts on Epstein

don't quite line up with what he's been saying.

Cuba tells airlines, we got no fuel left for you. We've barely got any for ourselves.

They will run out of oil full stop within a matter of weeks.

A U.S. imposed oil shortage has become a looming humanitarian crisis.

And the cheapest weight-loss drugs are copycats. Well, now a drug maker is

suing one of them. They worry that they may be, in some cases, a danger to consumers.

A booming market is being reshaped in real time. From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

When the Justice Department finally complied with a legal order to release a huge trove of files related to investigations in Jeffrey Epstein, there were plenty of suspicions.

Firstly, these millions of documents are tough to read. In many cases, names are hidden with big black marks. Several

victims of the late financier and sex trafficker said their identities were not properly

redacted, leading many critics to wonder if this was really all about protecting possible

perpetrators.

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