The Megyn Kelly Show Epstein Files Drop and Congress Clash, Green Bank Collapse Leads to NBA Questions: AM Update 9/4
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Sep 4, 2025 The latest release of the Epstein Files reignites controversy and pits lawmakers against each other as victims demand justice. An intriguing twist emerges linking a green bank collapse to potential salary discrepancies involving an NBA superstar. Meanwhile, President Trump's legal team seeks more time to contest a substantial verdict in the E. Jean Carroll case. The podcast dives into the ethical dilemmas within the NBA and the broader implications of these high-stakes controversies.
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Document Dump Raises Transparency Doubts
- The House Oversight dump of 33,000 Epstein documents added context but largely repackaged public records with heavy redactions.
- That limited release heightens distrust and fuels calls for fuller disclosure by lawmakers like Thomas Massey and Ro Khanna.
Employee Testimony And Missing Tape Minute
- A former Epstein employee told investigators that dozens of very young girls visited Epstein's home and he received massages twice daily.
- Forensic analysts also flagged a missing minute in the jail footage, contradicting prior claims about why that gap existed.
Bipartisan Push Versus Victim Privacy
- Bipartisan momentum exists to force release of nearly all Epstein files via a discharge petition needing 218 signatures.
- The effort exposes House divisions on balancing transparency with protecting alleged victims' identities.