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When he flew to Milan, they said, oh, it was just an official visit, but I think it's important that we recognize this is all connected. Look, Cash Patel, Dan Bongino, that whole crew, they have the goods on Donald Trump. They have Donald Trump by the. You know what? Because they're actively, in my opinion, co conspirators with Donald Trump in covering up a child sex trafficking ring. They are covering up Epstein files. There are still about, I think, around 50 terabytes of Epstein files that are missing. That could be tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of documents that are far more devastating than even the devastating documents that have been released. And we know from the documents that have been released, the redacted documents have 38,000 references to Donald Trump in it. We believe there could be as many as a million million references in the unredacted files. And then in addition to the unredacted files, there's those additional 50 terabytes of documents. And so Keshe Patel and this whole Trump regime, like, to me, they're out there gallivanting around the country and gallivanting around the world because they know what Donald Trump was up to. They now have all of the information, not just on Donald Trump, but his inner circle and their friends and the Epstein class. And this is protectors of the Epstein class. So I think their view is, what's Donald Trump gonna do with me? Watch me drink a beer? I'm not even gonna work hard anymore. It doesn't even make a difference anymore. I'm gonna give my middle finger to everybody. I'm gonna fly on private jets. You can't. I'm untouchable because I know what's really gone down in the Epstein files, right? Patel's been read on, Bondi's been read on. You know, this whole regime, this, you know, Bongino, they've seen it. So I think they think there' Donald Trump can do to them. I mean, look, just look at Ghislaine Maxwell, a convicted child sex trafficker who's getting VIP treatment and Club Fed. And, you know, she. She had Donald Trump's number two at the doj, Trump's criminal defense lawyer meet with her. And after interviewing her and she said exactly what Trump wants, she got moved to this Club Fed VIP facility. So I think people are like, oh, got it. So Ghislaine has dirt on Donald Trump. Look how she's treated Cash Patel and, and Bongino, they're like, look, okay, what's he gonna do to us? He ain't gonna do anything. Does he scared of the info we have, by the way? You know who else knows that? Iran and Iranian hackers who are out there saying to Donald Trump as well, guess what we did when we hacked Truth social back in 2025. Guess what we have when we hacked your campaign back in 2024. Guess what we have when we've hacked Ehud Barack. We, those Iranian hackers, Three One Three Group and that whole crew over there, they've got, they've, they've been hacking and doing spear phishing into Trump and Trump's inner circle for many, many years right now. And the ayatollahs even hinted that they've got dirt on Donald Trump. So let's just take a look at some of these revelations just from the past 24 hours. Aaron Parnas from the Midas Touch network, he broke the following. I mean, it's in the Epstein files. But he brought attention to this yesterday in 20, in 2020, one year after Epstein died, an assistant United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York discussed a confidentiality agreement with the Southern District of New York in connection with the investigation into the murder of Jeffrey Epstein. That's how they were referring to it within the prosecutor's office when in Trump's first regime and Trump's first administration, the murder investigation and getting out confidentiality agree, like the one we did when Epstein was murdered, not died by suicide murdered. And you know from our previous reporting as well here on the Midas Touch Network, that the day before Epstein died, the SDNY prosecutors in New York, they prepared a press release saying that Epstein died. The day before he died. They had prepared the documents saying he died. And it didn't have the language by suicide or by apparent suicide. They just said that he died. And I think they basically implied that it was a murder as well. Then the next day they said died by apparent suicide after he actually did die. Let's just take a look at this email. It's dated June 11, 2020, and it's from the prosecutors to each other, from Eastern District of New York prosecutors to Southern District of New York prosecutors. I'm an ausa, an Assistant United States Attorney in Eastern District of New York, and I'm working on an investigation into the death of an inmate at Brooklyn MDC Metro Det Center. The OCME told me that it signed a confidentiality agreement in connection with the investigation into the murder of Jeffrey Epstein. We were hoping to extend a similar agreement and I wanted to see if you could share the agreement or boilerplate version of it. I'm happy to speak over the phone if that's easier. My cell is. In other words, let's not put any more of this on email. Ocme the Office of Chief Medical examiner signed a confidentiality. Isn't there already HIPAA and privacy rules. Why would they need to separately sign a confidentiality order into the murder? Is what the prosecutors use the word. Jeffrey Epstein. That was in the past 24 hours. That story broke. Connor Stringer writes huge story this evening. This is from the Telegraph. Great out, great reporting from the Telegraph. Jeffrey Epstein paid private detectives to remove equipment from his home and store them in secret storage units across the U.S. search warrants reviewed by the Telegraph suggest U.S. authorities never raided the lockers, raising the possibility they may contain unseen evidence relating to Epstein and his associates. Epstein hid computers and photographs from the United States authorities in secret storage lockers the Telegraph can reveal. Documents uncovered by this newspaper show that Petto paid private detectives to remove equipment from his Florida home in an apparent attempt to prevent investigators from finding it. The documents also show that he rented six storage units across the US and used them to house items from his properties, including computers from his private Caribbean island. He leased at least one unit from 2003 when he was part of a Florida social set that included Donald Trump. Then they show credit card receipts obtained by the Telegraph show regular storage payments continuing until 29 the year of his death. The search warrants reviewed by the Telegraph suggest that US Authorities never raided these lockers, raising the possibility that they may contain unseen evidence relating to Epstein and his associates. The documents the Telegraph unearthed show that he instructed his private detectives to do this. He discussed moving computers and CDs from his private island in the U.S. virgin island, from West Palm beach, from New York. And he was apparently hiding this from the government and he was hiding this from prosecutors and from investigators who, by the way, doing basic investigative work could have been able to find this. So big story there. And then, you know, the Midas Touch Network reported over this past weekend and others did as well that that Ghislaine Maxwell is. This is the part that we reported that I think is important. She's pretending that she's unable to secure a personal lawyer for herself in conn connection with the criminal case where she was already convicted of child sex trafficking. And she's done with her appeals. She already lost at the Supreme Court. So she's done appealing. She's now filing what's called a habeas petition, which any prisoner can file just saying they've discovered some new evidence, extraordinary circumstances exist so that she should be released from prison. And she says, you know, this new information involves some of the stuff that she's seen in the. The files. She has the audacity to say, the files, Vindicator. She goes, now that I've seen the finals, the files, they're vin. They vindicate me because it shows. She argues, she's a sicko. She's a sicko pedo. She says it vindicates her because it shows that no minors were involved, that the minor. That the survivors lied about being minor. She said, the hell are you talking about, you sicko pedo. That's what she says. But anyway, she pretends she can't have a lawyer, but then her lawyers in a civil case that's been closed regarding Virginia Giuffre suing Ghislaine back in 2015. And we know Virginia Giuffre died by suicide about a year ago or so, that Virginia. In 2015, Giuffre sued Ghislaine. And in that case, Maxwell has hired lawyers to try to block 90,000 documents from coming out that are still being blocked in the Epstein files. And she's saying her privacy concerns are at stake and that this is Rule 6E grand jury material. And she's saying that. That these depositions should never come to light. Cause it involves sexual things involving her. Well, you. You are a child sex trafficker. So I don't care if this embarrasses you. I care about the survivors, you sicko. So there's that, that, that. There's that revelation that come out. But then she's telling the federal judge in the criminal case that she can't find a lawyer, so she needs to delay things there. But she has a lawyer in the old civil case, and she had a lawyer at the House oversight deposition where she invoked the Fifth Amendment all of those times. Right.