The Epstein files trigger a political crisis — but not in the U.S.

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  Good morning.

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  I'm Cecilia Lay, filling in for Shamita Basu.

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  On today's show, the latest Epstein documents causing scandals beyond America's borders,

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  and the British Prime Minister is now fighting for his political life.

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  The victims of Epstein have lived with trauma that most of us can barely comprehend.

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  For them, I want to say this.

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  I am sorry.

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  At the Super Bowl, the Seahawks shut down the Patriots and Bad Bunny delivers a historic show.

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  It's Monday, February 9th, and this is Apple News Today.

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  The latest Jeffrey Epstein files are exposing just how deep the convicted sex offenders network was among the rich and powerful.

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  So far, they've had limited impact on the political careers in the U.S.,

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  but in other countries, the revelations have been explosive.

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  It's put a spotlight on senior political figures in Europe and could even bring down the British Prime Minister,

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  Keir Starmer.

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  We've got to clean up the system,

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  a total cleanup of the system, and end to the corruption and unethical behavior.

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  And if we don't do it, we'll pay a heavy price.

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  I don't think you can understate how serious the situation and the peril is that the Prime Minister finds himself in and there is no denying how bad that position is.

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  Veterans of Starmer's party there speaking to the BBC.

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  This all centres on Peter Mandelson, Starmer's controversial pig for US ambassador.

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