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This week on Finding The Middle: Congress views unredacted Epstein files TODAY (Feb 9, 2026) – 3.5M+ pages from DOJ, new names, potential bombshells. Victims’ lawyers rage: NOT ENOUGH redactions – survivors exposed, death threats, lives shattered. Ghislaine Maxwell pleads the Fifth in deposition, offers clemency to clear Trump/Clinton. Trump's deleted gorilla meme on Obamas sparks racist backlash – distraction or coincidence?

We dive deep: Historical probes (1996 ignored reports, 2005 Palm Beach, 2007 draft indictment, Acosta's 2008 "poor judgment" plea deal), Maxwell's 2021 trial (5 convictions, 20-year sentence, appeals rejected), Polymarket odds (jail 18–24%, charges 44%). No left, no right – just forward facts and middle-ground questions.

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CHAPTERS
00:00 — Opening the Middle  
Why truth, transparency, and victim protection are colliding right now
03:30 — Epstein Files Released  
Millions of pages drop — and redaction failures expose survivors
09:45 — Victims Put at Risk  
Names, emails, images leaked, triggering threats and retraumatization
16:30 — DOJ Fallout & Congressional Review  
Files pulled back as lawmakers review unredacted records behind closed doors
23:45 — Ghislaine Maxwell Convicted  
What the 2021 trial proved and why her 2026 silence matters
31:30 — A History of Institutional Failure  
How Epstein avoided accountability through sweetheart deals and elite protection
40:15 — The Gorilla Meme Distraction  
Why offensive political outrage overshadowed survivor harm
47:30 — Closing the Middle  
Why victims’ rights come first — and how trust gets rebuilt

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