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The Trump administration is set to release decades-old government records linked to Jeffrey Epstein on December 19, making emails, photos and documents public. The move aims to expose Epstein’s alleged global network accused of exploiting minors. Earlier, 19 photos were released, including images of Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton and billionaire Bill Gates, renewing scrutiny of powerful figures tied to the case.

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00:00The countdown has begun.
00:27Just two days remain before one of the most explosive document releases in modern American history.
00:34Files linked to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein are set to become public,
00:40records that could expose the full scope of a global network alleged to have abused minors
00:46and involved some of the world's most powerful people.
00:50The Trump administration is expected to release decades-old government records tied to Epstein
00:56on December 19th.
00:58These include emails, photographs, flight logs, schedules, and financial documents
01:04made public under a congressional mandate aimed at uncovering the truth behind Epstein's operations.
01:12At the heart of the case are allegations that minors were exploited within Epstein's network
01:17and that influential figures from politics, business, and academia were connected to him.
01:24Epstein died in jail in 2019 while awaiting trial, but questions surrounding his associates have never faded.
01:32Earlier this month, 19 photographs from Epstein's estate were released.
01:37Among them were images featuring Donald Trump as well as former U.S. President Bill Clinton
01:43and billionaire Bill Gates.
01:45None of the images prove wrongdoing, but their release has reignited global scrutiny.
01:51With just two days to go, unease is growing far beyond Washington.
01:56Political and business circles across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East are watching closely,
02:02aware that the files may include correspondence and contacts from outside the United States.
02:08So far, no Indian citizen or Indian business or political leader has been officially named.
02:15However, Indian politician Subramanian Swamy has publicly claimed that names of some Indian ministers,
02:22former ministers, and current MPs could surface.
02:25Claims the U.S. Justice Department has not confirmed.
02:29Meanwhile, Democrats on the powerful House Oversight Committee have released Epstein's daily schedules
02:35from 2010 to 2019.
02:38These records show planned meetings with figures including Elon Musk, Peter Thiel,
02:43and conservative strategist Steve Bannon.
02:46Lawmakers say a total of 8,544 documents were obtained through a congressional subpoena issued in August.
02:55These include phone logs, transaction records, flight manifests, and daily schedules,
03:01now central to the unfolding investigation.
03:03The photographs and records have revived attention on several prominent names.
03:09These include Britain's Prince Andrew, filmmaker Woody Allen, entrepreneur Richard Branson,
03:15legal scholar Alan Dershowitz, and former Harvard president Larry Summers.
03:20All have denied wrongdoing.
03:22Newly released correspondence also includes emails between Epstein and linguist Noam Chomsky,
03:28touching on academic and personal topics, and occasionally on politics,
03:33including discussions about Trump during the 2016 election period.
03:38What emerges in the coming days could reshape reputations, reopen investigations,
03:44and deepen public distrust in elite institutions.
03:48With the clock ticking, the world is watching,
03:51waiting to see whose names and whose secrets finally come to light.
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