OCTOBER 8: Epstein Files in Columbus, Olentangy Girls Soccer Team Hazing Allegations, Scioto Township Trustee Arrested, E-bike Regulation Proposed for Ohio, and Italian Festival

There's an Epstein document tour that is coming to Columbus.

It's an exhibition where people can come and look at the documents for themselves.

We'll be diving into that today.

Right, and we're also talking about some drama going on right now in Scioto Township there in Pickaway County regarding one of the township trustees and the Harrisburg police chief over was an arrest warranted, was it not? We've got both sides coming up in just a bit.

And then we also have a U.S.

Senator joining us today talking about new laws being proposed for e-bike rules to keep everyone on sidewalks on the roadways safe.

Right, and in a follow-up to a story we brought you earlier this week, the Jerome Township Fire Chief is now out of a job.

That is pretty much breaking at this hour.

We just got that confirmed not too long ago.

Yeah, all righty.

All right, let's go to these

Epstein documents.

Why can't I say that word today? exhibition exhibition

yeah so um this is a collection of thousands of publicly available pages from the jeffrey epstein files these are the ones that have been released by the doj they will be in columbus this weekend it is all part of what is being called the trump epstein memorial reading room it's being put on by a non-profit called the institute for primary facts it's been all over the country at this point it's made a tour through uh new york dc it was in Spent a lot of time in Iowa for some reason.

It was all over like Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, but it's making its tour around the country right

now.

And so the idea is to display and to continue, you know, the files in the public eye, part of the public discourse and conversation and continuing to put pressure on lawmakers to vote to release the full files because we know we don't have everything yet, even though the DOJ has released thousands.

Right.

And we know because this is all out of that Epstein Files Transparency Act that was passed with bipartisan support back in November.

And that would have required that the DOJ release all of these documents that anything that could really be unclassified.

But since then, there have been the critiques that, you know, as you mentioned, stuff hasn't been released or it's been overly redacted.

So there's been a lot of back and forth and a lot of discourse with that.

Right.

And so this is an opportunity for if you want to get your eyes on some of these documents, you can come there and do that.

And so this is happening at the sanctuary on Neal Avenue.

There's an Epstein document tour that is coming to Columbus.

It's an exhibition where people can come and look at the documents for themselves.

We'll be diving into that today.

Right, and we're also talking about some drama going on right now in Scioto Township there in Pickaway County regarding one of the township trustees and the Harrisburg police chief over was an arrest warranted, was it not? We've got both sides coming up in just a bit.

And then we also have a U.S.

Senator joining us today talking about new laws being proposed for e-bike rules to keep everyone on sidewalks on the roadways safe.

Right, and in a follow-up to a story we brought you earlier this week, the Jerome Township Fire Chief is now out of a job.

That is pretty much breaking at this hour.

We just got that confirmed not too long ago.

Yeah, all righty.

All right, let's go to these

Epstein documents.

Why can't I say that word today? exhibition exhibition

yeah so um this is a collection of thousands of publicly available pages from the jeffrey epstein files these are the ones that have been released by the doj they will be in columbus this weekend it is all part of what is being called the trump epstein memorial reading room it's being put on by a non-profit called the institute for primary facts it's been all over the country at this point it's made a tour through uh new york dc it was in Spent a lot of time in Iowa for some reason.

It was all over like Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, but it's making its tour around the country right

now.

And so the idea is to display and to continue, you know, the files in the public eye, part of the public discourse and conversation and continuing to put pressure on lawmakers to vote to release the full files because we know we don't have everything yet, even though the DOJ has released thousands.

Right.

And we know because this is all out of that Epstein Files Transparency Act that was passed with bipartisan support back in November.

And that would have required that the DOJ release all of these documents that anything that could really be unclassified.

But since then, there have been the critiques that, you know, as you mentioned, stuff hasn't been released or it's been overly redacted.

So there's been a lot of back and forth and a lot of discourse with that.

Right.

And so this is an opportunity for if you want to get your eyes on some of these documents, you can come there and do that.

And so this is happening at the sanctuary on Neal Avenue.