Benjamin Weiser

Melissa Murray, NYU law professor and constitutional scholar, and Benjamin Weiser, veteran New York Times federal courts reporter. They dig into soaring gas prices and who profits, compare today’s clean-energy alternatives to 1970s oil shocks, and unpack sealed court records tied to a purported Jeffrey Epstein note and related legal motions.

Benjamin Weiser, an investigative criminal justice reporter for The New York Times, delves into the aftermath of Jeffrey Epstein's death. He discusses how federal prosecutors are shifting their focus to those who enabled Epstein's crimes. The investigation continues despite his passing, sparked by shocking new court documents revealing his extensive illicit activities. Weiser highlights the chaotic conditions of the jail where Epstein died and the implications for ongoing legal actions against his estate, emphasizing the victims' relentless pursuit of justice.

In this insightful discussion, Benjamin Weiser, a New York Times reporter who covers Manhattan federal courts, delves into the intricacies of Ghislaine Maxwell's trial. He reveals the shocking failures during Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration that led to his untimely death, denying victims a chance at justice. The conversation highlights the compelling testimonies from accusers, examining Maxwell's alleged role in recruiting minors for Epstein. Ultimately, it raises critical questions about accountability and the broader implications for the justice system.