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if there is one person who could be credited with bringing down jeffrey epstein, it might just bejulie k brown. after years of studying court documents and pulling together evidence, the miami herald reporter published a series of explosive revelations on the billionaire financier, featuring the stories of dozens of women who claimed epstein had abused them. her reporting also uncovered the way epstein was able to use his power and money to flout the us justice system. what happened next is well documented. he was arrested a few months later on federal charges for sex trafficking, and by august 2019, epstein was found dead in jail. julie joins us now as she releases her new book, perversion ofjustice: thejeffrey epstein story.