Jeffrey Epstein

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Roza Gilles details Epstein abuse starting during his 2008 work-release sentence

Jul 26, 2026

CNN segment features exclusive interview with Roza Gilles, an Uzbekistan-born former model and CrossFit champion now co-owning a gym in Madison, Wisconsin. She recounts being recruited via MC2 agency in 2008-2009, sent to Epstein's West Palm Beach properties, offered a secretary role, and subjected to repeated sexual abuse beginning while Epstein was on work release. Gilles describes the ankle-monitor incident, a sheriff visit at the mansion, years of continued abuse in New York, and how January 2026 DOJ release of millions of Epstein pages unredacted her name and correspondence, prompting her full public account. Reporter MJ Lee conducted the interview; Gilles also mentions outreach to former agency president Jeff Fuller.

▶ Source: CNN

C+ Grade

Political Lean 45% Left-leaning

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House Oversight questions Jes Staley on Epstein ties amid trustee document releases

Jul 23, 2026

The segment covers a transcribed House Oversight Committee interview with former Barclays CEO Jes Staley regarding his decade-long ties to Jeffrey Epstein, including emails calling him 'family,' JP Morgan internal concerns Staley allegedly overrode, and financial facilitation questions. Ranking Member Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) discusses Staley's awareness of Epstein's crimes, accusations against Staley himself, and the importance of following the money to billionaires like Staley, Leon Black, and Les Wexner. It then pivots to immigration, with Garcia criticizing ICE operations following incidents in Maine and Texas and advocating to defund the agency. Sourcing draws from committee documents, prior court testimony, and unnamed survivor accusations; no public hearing or immediate video release is noted.

▶ Source: MS NOW

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NYT Details Epstein Jail Writings and Circumstances of 2019 Death

Jun 16, 2026

The segment covers a New York Times investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's final weeks in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in 2019, focusing on newly obtained handwritten notes including a purported suicide note from an earlier incident and other writings showing mental decline. It discusses the denial of bail, prior apparent suicide attempt, jail security failures like non-recording cameras, and interviews with inmates. The broadcast features an interview with NYT reporter Michael Rothfeld, referencing court documents, unsealed notes, inmate statements, and consultations with pathologists. It highlights evidence of suicidal intent while noting unresolved questions about the official suicide ruling.

▶ Source: MS NOW

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WaPo Investigation Details Modeling Agent's Emails With Epstein

Jun 16, 2026

The Washington Post segment examines emails between Jeffrey Epstein and modeling agent Ramsey Elkholy (mis-transcribed in video as Eli or similar), who exchanged over 100 messages over a decade. It highlights discussions of women, their ages and bodies, offers to scout models internationally, and requests for favors like Victoria's Secret introductions. Elkholy is interviewed and describes the language as performative and out of context. The report also covers the Post's custom search tool for navigating the large DOJ document release and emphasizes verification against originals.

▶ Source: Washington Post

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Political Lean 10% Right-leaning

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NewsNation segment examines 'I didn't know' claims in Epstein ties, focuses on Gates

Jun 16, 2026

The NewsNation segment discusses the 'I didn't know' defense used by associates of Jeffrey Epstein. It features a legal analyst critiquing Bill Gates' explanation of his meetings with Epstein as a 'grave error in judgment' rather than a minor mistake, noting Epstein's 2008 conviction status at the time of their 2011 meetings. Gates testified voluntarily in a closed-door House Oversight Committee interview the prior week, stating he hoped to aid victims' justice efforts. He has not faced charges. The segment relies on Gates' public statements and committee context with no additional guests or graphics referenced.

▶ Source: NewsNation