conchita: muchÍsimas gracias por invitarme a su programa.policÍa de pan beach y por sus padres tuvo que denunciara a jeffrey epstain. esa investigaciÓn creció monumentalmente y al final de la investigaciÓn hubo un juicio, al cual el epstfiscal del estado se negÓ a denunciar aain y lo cargÓ simplemente con un misdemeanor. y es la razÓn por la cual el caso llegÓ a los federales. es decir, el segundo caso llegar las manos de alex acosta porque el fiscal se niega a enjuiciar a epstain. } y el jefe de la policÍa d palm beach se enfureciÓ y dijo "este seÑor tiene que ir a la cÁrcel", y entonces, le llevÓ el caso a los federales. } borja: imagÍnate que en 13 aÑos de investigaciÓn, y habrÁ que se han descubierto un montÓn de cosas. } cuÁl es la importancia de la trascendencia de este caso, conchita? conchita: lo mÁs importante es que este es un tema global. tenemos una epidemia global. el trato humano es un crimen al cual estÁ afectando a todos nuestros hijos. no solamente en amÉrica latina, sudamÉrica, centroamÉrica, pero en los estados unidos. est

rehabilitaciÓn de personas con discapacidad, entre los artistas que colaboraron con la causa estÁn marÍa conchitatuamalentaron.laÍr a preguntar por ti, gÜey.

clinton said he has only taken 4 trips in jeffrey e epstein's jets, tht claim is contradicted by conchita sarnof, a reporter who has seen the flight records. >> i know from pilot logs, pilot logs writ' by different pilots, and different times, that clinton went, a guest of epstein's 27 times, almost every time that clinton's name is on the pilot logs there are underage girls, initials, and there are names of many, many girls on that private plane. >> are you saying that former president is not telling the truth. >> yes, i am saying, sadly he is not telling the truth. david: i have a feeling pause of those logs democrat may drop any attempt to bring this to bear on trump administration. >> i would think so, former president is very identifiable, a pilot write its in the log, in his handwriting, they can be soup u -- pretty much knows he s in the back of the plane. david: how we'll tell with crisis at border, there appears to be some is some progress because of work that president did with mexico. >> a dramatic change, it shows it is working it will work, you have to continue to move forwar

investigative journalist conchita sarnoff has been covering this case since the beginning and is author of the book trafficking and executive director at alliance to rescue victims of trafficking, thank you for joining us. you raised an interesting point in your research that the then state attorney for palm beach county is the one that doesn't get as much attention but was a critical player here, so concerning to the then chief of police in palm beach county, did he put together this response and referred to the fbi saying we need the feds to get involved but there is so much pressure on the county state's attorney that we don't think this is going anywhere. >> my biggest question and i don't understand why no one is pointing fingers and explaining why kircher cut the deal that he cut. the onus fell on the state attorney's office. after the chief of police michael ritter i spoke to at length for many years since i started the investigation into thousand 9, ritter said to me many times i did not accept kircher's deal. he wanted to charge him with a misdemeanor, no jail time, no restitut