Epstein Secrets

s, accusing Democrats of taking them out of context, highlighting only snippets, or misunderstanding his point. The New York Times (01/30, Goldman, Thrush, et al.) reported that in trying to distance himself from far-right associates and his own public statements, Patel went so far as to suggest he dis

garding the corruption charges against him. According to the article, these discussions were conducted through Trump's new deputy attorney general, Emil Bove, and have raised speculation due to Adams' meeting with Trump on January 17 in Florida. The article added that while Adams denied that legal matters

on the story was provided by Washington Examiner (08/07, Deese), Fox News (08/07, Deppisch, Spunt, Gibson), New York Times (08/07, Goldman, Barrett, Thrush, Rashbaum), CBS News (08/07, Milton, 'Goldman, Kates, Miller), The Guardian (08/07, Stein), NBC News (08/07, Kosnar, Gregorian), The Hill (08/07, Be

2021, in a failed bid to overturn Trump's election defeat. The article explained that the Justice Departments former Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove, who has since been confirmed to serve as an appellate court Judge, accused Driscoll and former FBI Acting Deputy Director Robert Kissane of insubor

antly defied orders from Department leadership, or who exercised discretion in weaponizing the FBI." Reuters (02/05, Lynch), New York Times (02/05, Thrush, Goldman), Vanity Fair (02/05, Smith), NPR (02/05, Lucas), CNN (02/05, Perez, Rabinowitz), Politico (02/05, Gerstein), Newsnation (02/05, Meyer), De

e potential for a broad purge of agents involved in investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. The memo from acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove said agents "who simply followed orders and carried out their duties in an ethical manner" while investigating the Capitol attack face no risk of be