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have some major developments this morning from Epstein. Bombshell news that I think a lot of people need to know more about to break regarding the government shutdown and dhs where the President of the United States and Republicans overnight caved on funding for TSA and other parts of dhs to a moment that I think set off a lot of alarm bells during a Cabinet meeting recently where Donald Trump told a top official to essentially disregard a lawful court order and much more. As always, make sure to like, comment, share and subscribe. Subscribe to my substack to support my work. To all those who have sent well wishes and congratulations, who have subscribed, who have and coffee. I mean the whole nine yards. It really does say it takes a village to raise a child and I'm so glad that I have each and every one of you in my corner and I'm so grateful and blessed. So thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. Everyone is doing well and I have a few minutes so I wanted to update you on the news. I want to begin by talking about the big news of the morning, which is the Epstein related news. The first thing we learned this morning is that, well, private investigators hired by Jeffrey Epstein back before 2005 took a significant amount of computers and other Equipment, including hard drives from Jeffrey Epstein's properties. That information was never searched, never seized, never obtained by the Department of Justice, Florida law enforcement officials. For that matter, any law enforcement official ever. And well, now House Democrats on the Oversight Committee, which is still pursuing the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and anyone associated with him. They came out this morning and they said, you know what? We want those hard drives, we want those documents, we want the pictures, the photographs, the videos, anything on there that may provide more evidence, more information that could help the Committee hold wealthy and powerful people accountable for being associated with Jeffrey Epstein. The letter sent to these private investigators today reads, jeffrey Epstein, due to the urgency and gravity of this matter, we ask that you provide a response to the committee's request by April 9, 2026. That's in a matter of two weeks. Additionally, this letter serves as a formal notice to preserve and not alter, delete, destroy, or otherwise dispose of any and all documents, communications materials, and electronically stored information that may be relevant to Jeffrey Epstein or the Committee's investigation. Please note that failure to preserve these materials may result in adverse legal consequences, particularly in the event that such materials are later sought pursuant to compulsory processes. This preservation obligation applies broadly to materials in your possession, custody, or control and includes both physical and digital records, including but not limited to any hard drives, storage devices, or digital media belonging to or associated with Jeffrey Epstein, including any files stored on such devices, backups, archive data and cloud based storage accounts, financial records, photographs, videos and audio recordings, metadata logs, system data reflecting access to or modification of such materials. So that's a lot of legal jargon. I've written many of these similar letters. They're kind of preservation notices. I've read. I've written them in litigation when I was a lawyer. And essentially what this means is that these private investigators that still have this information cannot alter it, cannot destroy it. If they do, we'll know about it because it all has metadata. If they simply say, we don't have any of this anymore, well, then they could have an adverse legal consequence against them, potentially obstruction of justice charges, criminal charges, obstruction of justice proceedings in Congress through contempt of Congress. I mean, there are a whole host of avenues that this could go down. It's just a matter of when, not if, at the same time. And here's what Congressman Robert Garcia had to say. He said, quote, it's stunning that Jeffrey Epstein's computers and hard drives were in the possession of Epstein's private investigators and may never have been seen by any law enforcement agency. This information discovered by Oversight Democrats during the Deposition of Darren and Dyke is critical as we continue our search for the truth. Oversight Democrats are working to access these hard drives and items and speak directly with the private investigators. But that's not the only big Epstein news that happened today because a group of survivors now are filing a class action lawsuit against the DOJ and Google over the release of victim identifying information in the files. The complaint was filed in the Northern District of California this morning and alleges that documents the DOJ released in late 2025 and early 2026 outed approximately 100 survivors and published their private information identifying them to the world. See, here's the thing. The Justice Department admitted to making some errors, saying that essentially, quote, the department is continuing to process any new requests and to run its own searches to identify any other documents that may require further redaction. So a big complaint filed this morning and it all comes at a critical moment for the United States Congress today. The United States Congress. The United States Senate. While you were asleep, I was not. I was awake. Voted to reopen the Department of Homeland Security, or at least most of it. The parts that won't be reopened are ICE and cbp. Everything else will be completely funded once this bill passes. This bill will. Is set to pass now allegedly, as soon as tomorrow. As soon as tomorrow. And it'll go to the President's desk to sign. This is a cave by the White House and by the administrator and by those in Congress because. Because. So, I mean, they didn't want to do this. They didn't want to fund the government if they didn't fund ice. And yet they didn't fund ice, they didn't fund cbp. This is kind of what Democrats have been pushing for a long time. And in a way, Democrats got it. Democrats got what they wanted. It also comes as we're learning some major news about the war in Iran. And this news is literally breaking as I'm making this video. So bear with me as I kind of try to pull up the article from Reuters. Because according to Reuters, Iranian linked hackers bear with me have been able to get into FBI Director Cash Patel's personal email inbox publishing photographs of the director and his resume on the Internet. Let me show you what this is. I mean, this is significant news. They've been able to get access to his personal email. It doesn't appear to be his work email, but arguably you could say his personal email actually would contain more damning information against the FBI director. So let me pull it up right here. Here we go. Just one moment. Boom. Iran linked hackers have publicly claimed the breach of FBI directors Kash Patel's personal inbox, publishing photos of the director and his purported resume to the Internet on their website. The hacker group Handala Hack team says Patel will now find his name among the list of successfully hacked victims. Now, Reuters was not able to immediately authenticate the emails published, but a sample of the materials reviewed by Reuters appears to show a mix of personal and work correspondence dating back between 2010 and 2019. And we talk about Iran. I do want to show you one video. Okay, I didn't realize it had audio, but what I'll show you is that swing is a girl swinging by the Strait of Hormuz. And in the back you could see smoke from strikes by the United States and Israel and it just underscores what the Iranian civilians are currently living through. I'm going to have more updates for you soon. Probably another long substack update in the evening, assuming all things are okay with my wife and baby. And I'll see you soon. As always, thank you to those who have subscribed to my substack link below who have sent coffee all the nine yards really means a lot. Hey folks, thanks so much for watching. 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