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14:40 Epstein Attorneys File CIA and NSA FOIAs: Controlling The Narrative
17:49 DOJ “Coding Error” on Trump/Epstein Files
19:30 Response Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Epstein Estate, Kathryn Ruemmler
https://x.com/C__Herridge/status/2037335946706735335

Catherine Herridge @C__Herridge - Video: EXCLUSIVE: Epstein Apparently Boasting to Steve Bannon About Entering a SCIF [Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility] Is A MAJOR Security Concern Says Intelligence Expert
“What purpose does it serve bringing him into a SCIF?”
“If he was in there and none of these steps had been taken and even if the appearance of having a classified document on a table and he's five feet away from it, that would definitely be a violation.”
A spokesman for Steve Bannon did not dispute the authenticity of the texts, but offered no further comment.
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EXCLUSIVE: New Files Examined By Law Enforcement/Intelligence Analyst Reveal Jeffrey Epstein Allegedly Acted as Go-Between to Block 9/11 Victim Families From Suing Saudi Arabia And Details Possible FARA Violations
This week on Straight to the Point I sat down with Morgan Wright, a nationally recognized cybersecurity, law enforcement and intelligence analyst. Wright analyzes the new revelations from the Epstein files and discusses evidence that Jeffrey Epstein functioned as a high-level influence operator allegedly protecting Saudi Arabian interests which included apparent attempts to block 9/11 families lawsuits before Trump took office, a 9/11 “shadow” commission with Ghislaine Maxwell, and bragging about SCIF access with Steve Bannon. Wright also says that Epstein fits the exact profile of individuals valuable to the CIA National Resources Division and questions why Epstein was never investigated for apparent violations of foreign lobbying laws by either party.
A spokesman for Steve Bannon did not dispute the authenticity of the texts, but offered no further comment.
A Saudi Embassy spokesperson confirmed receipt of our questions about the Kingdom’s relationship with Epstein, but did not immediately comment.