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  Bloomberg Podcasts 372K subscribers Nov 6, 2025 #Law #Investigation #Podcast How did Jeffrey Epstein make his money? How did he spend it? In exclusive reporting ( https://www.bloomberg.com/features/20... , Jason Leopold reveals that federal prosecutors followed Epstein’s money trail almost two decades ago – in an 18-month money laundering inquiry whose existence has remained hidden until now. In this episode, Leopold and co-host Matt Topic dive into Epstein’s old emails, which capture his fury at the probe and his efforts to discredit the investigation and investigators. And they show which “Epstein Files” documents may hold the keys to the Epstein money mystery. How did Russian pranksters trick a top government official? What happens to documents flushed down White House toilets? The answers exist. The trick is getting the government to disclose them. By law, nearly every move federal agencies make—every email, every memo, every receipt—belongs to the public. The key t...

  Turns out DOGE can't beat FOIA by shouting NOT AN AGENCY Judge tells Musk to cough it up! Liz Dye Mar 12 Musk and Trump in a Tesla yesterday during Trump’s promotional event for Musk’s company. (Andrew Harnik/Getty) 🚘 💨 🛣️  With corporate outlets  obeying in advance , supporting independent political media is more important right now than ever. Public Notice is possible thanks to paid subscribers. If you aren’t one already, please click the button below and become one to support our work.  🚘  💨 🛣️ Back in November, Elon Musk professed his abiding belief in open government. “There should be no need for FOIA requests. All government data should be default public for maximum transparency,” he  tweeted . “We post our actions to the DOGE handle on X and to the DOGE website,” he boasted in the Oval Office last month as his young child wandered randomly around the room full of reporters. “I don’t know of a case where an organization has been more transpare...