Maria Farmer

Maria Farmer, a pioneering voice against Jeffrey Epstein's abuses, shares her experiences navigating trauma and encounters with Donald Trump during her time in Epstein's circle. Alongside her attorney, Jennifer Freeman, they discuss Farmer's desire to testify before Congress and reveal more about the troubling connections between powerful figures and Epstein's crimes. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles of survivors for justice and the urgent need for transparency in the legal processes impacting their lives.

Mike Baker, a national correspondent for The New York Times, joins sisters Maria and Annie Farmer, who were among the first to publicly accuse Jeffrey Epstein of abuse. They share their harrowing experiences of being drawn into Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's world, reflecting on how their lives might have changed if their voices had been heard earlier. Maria discusses the moral complexities in her art career impacted by these encounters, while both sisters reveal their ongoing struggles with trauma following Epstein's death.