Unpacking the latest Epstein files
There are three million files and thousands of mentions of Donald Trump. But the US president says the latest batch of the Epstein files clears him, while the US Department of Justice says there’s no need for any further investigation. But is that really the end of it? Today, David Smith from the United States Studies Centre at Sydney University on what the latest files mean for Trump and others and why millions of documents are still hidden. Featured: David Smith, associate professor at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney
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Show Notes
There are three million files and thousands of mentions of Donald Trump.
But the US president says the latest batch of the Epstein files clears him, while the US Department of Justice says there’s no need for any further investigation.
But is that really the end of it?
Today, David Smith from the United States Studies Centre at Sydney University on what the latest files mean for Trump and others and why millions of documents are still hidden.
Featured:
David Smith, associate professor at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney