Epstein Secrets

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| was in Mobile and invited Wallace to fly with me on the presidential plane to Birmingham. En route, we shook hands on an agreement. | promised that Mitchell would call off the investigation of Wallace and his brother—although their underlings would still be subject to prosecution—and the governor in turn

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of dozens of training exercises and the departure of scores of scientists and policy experts — have put Americans at greater risk." The Hill (7/18, Mitchell, 2.98M) reports on the LA Times story, and notes that the LATimes "found that more than 100 scientists and policy experts with knowledge of radiolog