Global News Podcast One million possible Epstein files found
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Dec 25, 2025 
Sean Dilley, a Washington correspondent, dives into the newly discovered one million Epstein-related documents and discusses the complexities of investigative procedures. Sebastian Usher shares insights on Israel's parliament pushing for a politically controlled inquiry, stirring controversy among families of victims. Will Chalk reflects on a monumental year in AI, addressing breakthroughs and trust issues. Keith Lippert highlights the significance of diplomatic gift-giving, illustrating how these gestures convey respect and culture amidst global affairs.
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Massive New Epstein Document Discovery
- The Department of Justice found about one million additional documents potentially related to Jeffrey Epstein, raising transparency concerns.
- Sean Dilley highlights uncertainty about duplicates, victims' identities, and exemptions delaying release.
Discovery Prompts Broader Transparency Questions
- The new files force questions about what else remains undisclosed in federal custody and prompt calls for wider transparency.
- Dilley stresses that lawyers will sift files for victims, ongoing probes, or sexual-abuse content that could be exempted.
Why Law Enforcement Holds So Many Files
- Authorities keep extensive records whenever Epstein is mentioned, producing files from many calls and reports over decades.
- Dilley notes material could stretch back beyond the first major 1996 allegations and include multiple copies and investigative findings.