of the epstein case on twitter writing now that new evidence and additional testimony is available, the new york prosecution offers an important opportunity to more fully bring him, epstein, to justice. facts first, yes. investigators have more on epstein. they must or they wouldn t have gotten the new warrants. you can t get a warrant now based on something that happened in the early 2000s. they do have new information and now they say they ve seized thousands of nude photos of young-looking women or girls from epstein s home. let s be clear, there was a lot of evidence back then to pursue charges and that s why julie kay brown, the reporter who relentlessly dug into this case, decided to look at it because i didn t make sense. welcome to prime time. it is no small feat to have journalism lead to a prosecution.
any of these attorneys who no longer work for the justice department. so what s possible could have happened is since their hands were tied, they could have referred it to the southern district of new york to look at the handling of this by the prosecutors. and that s just a theory, but it is a pretty from what i understand, unusual thing to have the public unit attached to a sex trafficking case because they have a unit that handles those kinds of crimes. it would be the first time we ever saw a secondary prosecution not of the underlying crimes, but the who knew and perverted justice, no pun intended. julie, please, i will come back to you for more help on this because nobody understands this situation better than you. but it is good to have it now and congratulations. thank you. before this president, there was another populist businessman
in the early 2000s. they do have new information and now they say they ve seized thousands of nude photos of young-looking women or girls from epstein s home. let s be clear, there was a lot of evidence back then to pursue charges and that s why julie kay brown, the reporter who relentlessly dug into this case, decided to look at it because i didn t make sense. welcome to prime time. it is no small feat to have journalism lead to a prosecution. it usually happens in reverse. good on you. the secretary s statement, i m glad there s new information, good, interesting play by him. your assessment of the case. while they must have something new, was most of this back there at that time. yes. a lot of this information was not only there, the palm beach police did an excellent job with
world cup title winner, she s with me now from her leadership academy in new jersey which focuses on sports and leadership for girls age s 12 to 28. julie, welcome home, how are you? i m great, brooke. really good. you were there to watch our ladies win, you were one of a few people who knows what it feels like to be the best in the world. can you just describe what that feels that, and especially those first moments coming home? and for this team to do it back to back world cup titles, there s only one other country that s ever done that. that s germany. we were never able to do it with our team. it s hard to do. with all the pressure they within in with, them staking their flag in the ground saying, we re not here too win a world cup, a lot of issues that are
eventual appointment. when did the tide change for you, and what did you think should happen for him? the tide changed for me when i first read the story of the miami herald. and i can t say enough about my community paper, julie kay brown the journalist, it is an argument of how important investigative journalism is, particularly right now, and why it s important to support newspapers and local papers. i knew acosta as dean of the fiu law school, a prestigious decision. i have asked people here who supported him, who supported him when he was fiu law school dean. practically nobody in miami, nobody in south florida knew about his role in cutting this sweetheart deal with epstein and in frankly covering this up,