Epstein Secrets

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ch was news to DOJ lawyers, who found themselves fumbling during an emergency conference call with a Maryland district court judge. "I've been with the United States Department of Justice for i6 years, through multiple administrations, and I've always endeavored to be as candid as possible with the Court," a clearly flummoxed Joshua

ple," says Mimi Rocah, a former chief of the office's organized crime unit. In February the Times reported that Trump had asked Barr's predecessor, Matthew Whitaker, whether a perceived loyalist could be put in charge of the SDNY's work; Whitaker subsequently denied, under oath, having had any such conversation.

ch was news to DOJ lawyers, who found themselves fumbling during an emergency conference call with a Maryland district court judge. "I've been with the United States Department of Justice for i6 years, through multiple administrations, and I've always endeavored to be as candid as possible with the Court," a clearly flummoxed Joshua

ple," says Mimi Rocah, a former chief of the office's organized crime unit. In February the Times reported that Trump had asked Barr's predecessor, Matthew Whitaker, whether a perceived loyalist could be put in charge of the SDNY's work; Whitaker subsequently denied, under oath, having had any such conversation.

ch was news to DOJ lawyers, who found themselves fumbling during an emergency conference call with a Maryland district court judge. "I've been with the United States Department of Justice for 16 years, through multiple administrations, and I've always endeavored to be as candid as possible with the Court," a dearly flummoxed Joshua G