Epstein Secrets

atives, while Democrats sharply criticized his handling of the Charlie Kirk assassination investigation, the firing of senior FBI officials, and the Jeffrey Epstein files. Director Patel defended releasing video of the Kirk suspect, saying, "It's important for this FBI to be transparent without Jeopardizing our

without Jeopardizing our investigation," though Democrats faulted him for initially tweeting the suspect was in custody before it was confirmed. On Epstein, Director Patel repeatedly resisted questions about Donald Trump's proximity to the files but did confirm one point when asked about alleged photos,

ion, the firing of senior FBI officials, and the Jeffrey Epstein files. Director Patel defended releasing

ek (09/17, Mordowanec), New York Times (09/17, Liptak), Telegraph (09/17, Stringer), Washington Examiner (09/17, Leonard), and Washingtonian (09/17, Beaujon). fontinued Reporting• unresoiveiftoesftons Hong Over Case Against Charlie Kirk's Accused Killer Reuters (09/17, Ax, McKay, Harte) and the Associa

His Transition Team. Bloomberg <https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-24/biden-says-his-staff-has-spoken-with-very- helpful-fauci> (11/24, Epstein, 4.73M) reports that on Tuesday, Joe Biden told reporters that his staff "had spoken to Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious disease expert,

To Public. Washingtonian Magazine (DC) <https://www.washingtonian.com/2020/11/24/a-new-cia-initiative-aims-to-bring- spy-tech-to-the-public> (11/24, Beaujon, 278K) reports that the CIA "wants to bring more of its inventions to the public" through its incubator, CIA Labs, which was launched in September.

FBI information." OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS Biden Says Fauci Has Been "Very Helpful" During Discussions With His Transition Team. Bloomberg (11/24, Epstein, 4.73M) reports that on Tuesday, Joe Biden told reporters that his staff "had spoken to Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious disease expert,

mpanies to compete against those based in and controlled by China." CIA Incubator Aims To Bring Tech To Public. Washingtonian Magazine (DC) (11/24, Beaujon, 278K) reports that the CIA "wants to bring more of its inventions to the public" through its incubator, CIA Labs, which was launched in September.