Amy Wallace

Amy Wallace, journalist and co-author of Virginia Giuffre's memoir, sheds light on the Epstein/Maxwell network and Prince Andrew's involvement. She discusses the potential for more women to come forward now that the memoir is published. Amy emphasizes the importance of publicizing Epstein's files to reveal the names of other abusers. She also reflects on the pressure victims face to remain silent, Andrew's entitlement during his encounter with Virginia, and the implications of recently uncovered emails that challenge his credibility.

Doug Brinkley, a presidential historian at Rice University, and journalist Amy Wallace discuss vital topics surrounding Trump's controversial ballroom project and its financial sources. Brinkley emphasizes the historical implications of the White House changes, while Wallace reveals emotional insights from Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir, detailing Epstein's abuses and Maxwell's role. They also explore the troubling financial ties influencing Trump's decisions and the broader impacts on survivors and society.

In this engaging discussion, journalist Amy Wallace, co-writer of Virginia Giuffre's memoir 'Nobody's Girl', shares shocking insights into Giuffre's allegations against Prince Andrew and her experiences with Epstein. She confirms the authenticity of a notorious photo and critiques Andrew’s responses to renewed allegations. Michael Tracey chimes in, challenging the credibility of Giuffre's claims and sparking a lively debate about the media's portrayal of the scandal. The episode delves into royal optics, public reactions, and ongoing investigations.