MS NOW’s Lisa Rubin: The Image that You’re Looking at Is Rep. Jayapal’s ‘Search History’

RUBIN: “Well, first of all, let’s credit our colleague Fallon Gallagher, who found this as we were discussing, a number of us have been discussing bondi’s use of these so-called burn books. The image that you’re looking at right there shows on the inside front cover of that binder, a one page sheet that at the top, says Jayapal. Pramila, search history. And then it lists a number of things that are f.t.a stands for Epstein files transparency act and a bunch of numbers. After that. I can tell you from experience, that is how the Epstein files have been produced in the Department of Justice’s library. And then there are summaries of each of those documents, including one summary that hasn’t been unredacted yet, but they are telling Pam Bondi, whoever prepared this document who is in a particular exchange about a torture video, that image at the very bottom is instead of summarizing a document, they are giving her the visual.”

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MS NOW’s Lisa Rubin: The Image that You’re Looking at Is Rep. Jayapal’s ‘Search History’‘I can tell you from experience, that is how the Epstein files have been produced in the Department of Justice’s library’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:RUBIN: “Well, first of all, let’s credit our colleague Fallon Gallagher, who found this as we were discussing, a number of us have been discussing bondi’s use of these so-called burn books. The image that you’re looking at right there shows on the inside front cover of that binder, a one page sheet that at the top, says Jayapal. Pramila, search history. And then it lists a number of things that are f.t.a stands for Epstein files transparency act and a bunch of numbers. After that. I can tell you from experience, that is how the Epstein files have been produced in the Department of Justice’s library. And then there are summaries of each of those documents, including one summary that hasn’t been unredacted yet, but they are telling Pam Bondi, whoever prepared this document who is in a particular exchange about a torture video, that image at the very bottom is instead of summarizing a document, they are giving her the visual.”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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