MURDER THE TRUTH is finally out in the world! The book reveals how a group of lawyers, activists, judges and politicians have waged a years-long and increasingly successful campaign against press freedoms and the First Amendment. A brief thread.

Absolute blockbuster. @mega2e @BellaKwai @virginiahughes

This month's free book review episode is now out! Two great books - In Harm's Way and Murder the Truth by @davidenrich https://t.co/AtCjbAMVzB

Our deep dive into the recesses of Epstein's inbox found repeated instances of him seeking to exploit his Trump relationship. "I am the one able to take him down," Epstein wrote in December 2018. 🎁🔗 @nickconfessore @SteveEder

Our deep dive into the recesses of Epstein's inbox found repeated instances of him seeking to exploit his Trump relationship. "I am the one able to take him down," Epstein wrote in December 2018. 🎁🔗 @nickconfessore @SteveEder

@MichaelWolffNYC Shortly before Epstein was arrested on federal sex trafficking charges, his adviser sent him an email reporting that he had scrubbed through Trump's financial records. It's unclear why or how Epstein responded, but....interesting. https://t.co/mQIiGuMYbt

We're already finding numerous Trump references, including how @MichaelWolffNYC apparently advised Epstein in 2016 on how to use his Trump information.

Another 20,000 or so Epstein emails were just released by the House Oversight Committee. We're digging through them - follow along here:

In case you’re wondering whether NYT considers this to be an important story.

New Epstein emails just dropped, and they point to Trump. 🎁🔗 https://t.co/upqCW2kUc1

This is huge win for transparency. I have never seen a judge order the release of a suspicious activity report (SAR) filed by a bank. These reports, which banks are legally required to send to FinCEN when they spot transactions that bear the hallmarks of money laundering or

Suspicious activity report, part 2 of 2

Here is the suspicious activity report that JPMorgan filed after Epstein's death, with some pretty prominent names included. (part 1 of 2)

And here are a couple letters from the US attorney's office in Miami to Bear Stearns officials, outlining what they're looking for in Epstein's financial records. These documents were unsealed at request of @nytimes. They'll be public later today. https://t.co/xbKImYBj94

This @jasonleopold story is really interesting. The sealed court documents that @nytimes received last night provide more detail on the scope of this 2007 money laundering investigation. Here, for example, is Bear Stearns' internal record about the subpoena it received.

If you're interested in how JPMorgan spent years enabling Jeffrey Epstein, here's the backstory >>

Newly unsealed documents show that JPMorgan alerted federal regulators to potentially suspicious transactions involving Jeffrey Epstein and top Wall Street figures. [These documents were unsealed because @nytimes and @WSJ fought together in court.] 🎁🔗

https://t.co/hr5ZzFu4BW

Newly unsealed documents show that JPMorgan alerted federal regulators to potentially suspicious transactions involving Jeffrey Epstein and top Wall Street figures. [These documents were unsealed because @nytimes and @WSJ fought together in court.] 🎁🔗

Epstein document dump coming later today. A federal judge has granted @nytimes and @wsj requests to unseal records from litigation involving Epstein and JPMorgan. We have no idea what the documents will show, but we expect to receive them this evening. Stay tuned! 🍿

@davidenrich As you read his article, I highly recommend you read his books too. Here are two that I found extraordinarily insightful and it all makes sense!