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Plus: Posts online claim 12% of US air traffic is private jets. We broke down the data
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Epstein's brother sent email about Trump 'blowing' someone named 'Bubba'
Rumors spread online about an alleged email from real estate developer Mark Epstein to his brother, the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The rumors claimed Mark Epstein asked Jeffrey Epstein to check with former Trump adviser Steve Bannon about whether "Putin has the photos of Trump blowing Bubba."
The email between the brothers Epstein was authentic, confirmed by our independent review of the Epstein documents recently released by the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Reporter Joey Esposito has the details.
House Democrats blocked Republican Tim Burchett's motion to get Epstein files 'straight to the floor'?
Burchett's request required the unanimous consent of the House.
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Posts online claim 12% of US air traffic is private jets. We broke down the data
The statistic spread online amid calls for the FAA to cancel private flights before reducing public air travel amid the government shutdown.






