exposure that the incentive to flee would be quite high. i will read your motion to let him out, but really? there is george nader whose presence spreads like a food stain through the pages of the mueller report. newly charged as of today not just with additional child porn changes that he face and done time for in the past, but also charged with international child sex trafficking. that indictment unsealed today has bail denied. this happens of course just as washington braces itself for the expected testimony of robert mueller on wednesday of next week. there has been a ton of back and forth about the exact details and the logistics. he is going to do three hours with the judiciary committee first and then two hours after that with the comparatively smaller intelligence committee. the first round with the judiciary will focus on alleged
well, i think the women the women were afraid who spoke to me and their mother and everyone around them felt that when they were cut from the story that this was proof that jeffrey they were no match for jeffrey epstein. he was too powerful. it s exactly what all jeffrey epstein s victims have been it s exactly what all jeffrey epstein s victims have been saying all this time what do you think changed this time? as we were talking about the indictment today, it is a litany of all the things that i ve heard before. the only difference is who will stand behind the allegations. so i think the culture has changed. and i think very importantly the light that the miami herald shed on the victims stories that were incredibly poignant and credible. back in 2008 alan desk witch told alexander acosta he was going to make mincemeat of these women. well, i think the miami herald
powerful pals in the spotlight. he stands accused of using that money and those pals to hide his crimes so the reach of what and who this case touches now may be dramatic. federal prosecutors in new york said the defendant is a registered sex offender and a continuing danger to the community who faces devastating evidence supporting deeply serious charges. like what? according to the indictment unsealed today, between 2002 and 2005, epstein paid girls as young as 14 to have sex with him. he worked with employees and those around him to lure girls to his home. he even allegedly paid his victims to recruit other girls. but a lot of that really, most of it was said back then. so what s new now? why the new indictment? after his arrest, federal agents searched epstein s manhattan mansion, they found a vast trove of lewd photographs of young-looking girls.
epstein s victims have been saying all this time what do you think changed this time? as we were talking about the indictment today, it is a litany of all the things that i ve heard before. the only difference is who will stand behind the culture has changed and importantly the light that the miami harold shed on the victims stories that were incredibly poignant and credible. back in 2008, alan told accost a. he was going to make mincemeat of the women. in the miami harold showed they were credible and the stories were awful. and what happened is congress reacted. the republican from nebraska should get a big shout out for teaming up with the democrats for saying wait a minute how did
said the defendant is a registered sex offender and a continuing danger to the community who faces devastating evidence supporting deeply serious charges. like what? according to the indictment unsealed today, between 2002 and 2005, epstein paid girls as young as 14 to have sex with him. he worked with employees and those around him to lure girls to his home. he paid his victims to recruit other girls. but a lot of that really, most of it was said back then. so what s new now? federal agents searched epstein s manhattan mansion, they found a vast trove of lewd photographs of young-looking girls. who knew about them back then? a lot of somebodies were around this man. our current president joked about epstein in 2002, it s about the same time former president bill clinton and britain s prince andrew were