Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov She Broke the Epstein Case — Now She Says Something Doesn’t Add Up (ft. Julie K. Brown)
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Mar 30, 2026 
Julie K. Brown, the Miami Herald investigative reporter who helped expose Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, digs into the questions that still won’t go away. They explore missing documents, shredded records, suspicious details around Epstein’s death, alleged cover-ups, hidden networks, and why accountability for powerful people still feels out of reach.
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Epstein Used Intelligence Links As Protection
- Julie K. Brown says Epstein appeared to traffic in information and used intelligence-adjacent connections to expand his protection network.
- She does not claim he worked for CIA or Mossad, but says the files show enough "crumbs" to justify serious scrutiny.
Julie K Brown Says DOJ Reversed Course
- Julie K. Brown argues the DOJ's handling of the Epstein files looks like delay and suppression rather than genuine transparency.
- She says Pam Bondi first pushed release, then changed course after the issue "got a little too hot."
Why Julie K Brown Questions The Suicide Ruling
- Julie K. Brown says Epstein's death was never investigated with the rigor expected for such a high-profile inmate.
- She points to the removed cellmate, sleeping guards, broken cameras, a prior assault claim, and a scene never treated like a crime scene.
