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At this point, the Jeffrey Epstein story isn’t just about a disgraced financier or a sealed set of files — it’s about trust. And right now, most Americans don’t have it. A new CNN poll makes that ...

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), member of the Oversight Committee, joins MS NOW’s Ali Velshi to discuss how there is a “line of outrage” with not just the Epstein survivors, but with Republicans, on the delay ...

CNN’s Kevin Liptak reported on Wednesday that the Trump White House has been frustrated by the Department of Justice’s handling of the Epstein files. “Yeah, I think there’s a fair amount of ...