Epstein Secrets

bout Iran Hostage Scheme Will Not Distract FBI Probe. Reuters (4/22, Hosenball) reports, "A federal investigation into whether U.S. Representative Matt Gaetz trafficked a minor for sex will not be derailed by his assertion that a veteran asked his father for money to pay for the release of an American hel

assessments that he died in Iranian custody." Federal investigators "are examining the purported attempt while separately also looking into whether Gaetz, a Florida Republican, may have violated sex trafficking laws by paying travel expenses for a 17-year-old female, the law enforcement source said. '

ive against all of the variants identified so far." NBC Looks At Ongoing Child Vaccine Trials. On NBC Nightly NewsVi (4/22, story 10, 1:55, 4.83M), Tom Costello profiled two nine-year-old twins who "were the first [children) in the country to receive the Pfizer vaccine" as "part of a nationwide trial testin

es To Cooperate With Feds. The Washington Post (5/14, 10.52M) reports a Florida politician regarded as being critical to the probe concerning Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) "agreed to cooperate fully with federal prosecutors and, if needed, to testify in court, as he admitted in a lengthy written plea agreement t

rm within federal sentencing guidelines." The Post adds that prior to taking the "plea deal, Greenberg had been outlining to prosecutors how he and Gaetz (R-Fla.) would pay women for sex, in hopes of convincing them he could be a witness against the congressman and earn a break for himself." The New

reducing it by half in some cases." FTC Warns About Cryptocurrency Scams. On NBC Nightly NewsVi (5/14, story 8, 1:40, Holt, 4.72M), correspondent Tom Costello reported that "digital cryptocurrencies have exploded in value and popularity with many Americans eager to get in on the action. But federal invest

Washington Times (7/25, Mordock, 492K) reports Republicans "had expected former special counsel Robert Mueller's feeble testimony" according to Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), who said Thursday that "the 74-year-old prosecutor's health had been a hot topic in GOP prep sessions." Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey G

st Airlines on Thursday said it won't fly Boeing's 737 MAX planes until next year, which could mean "higher ticket prices over the holidays." NBC's Tom Costello reported the airline "said it's cutting service to Newark airport and doesn't expect to fly the MAX until January fifth at the earliest." Costello a