Recent revelations have brought significant controversy to CBS News after one of its newest contributors, Dr. Peter Attia, was found to have extensive communication with Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex trafficker. Attia, a prominent anti-aging and longevity influencer, was named in over 1,700 Epstein files released by the Justice Department, which included emails revealing a seemingly playful friendship with Epstein. In these emails, Attia expressed admiration for Epstein's outrageous lifestyle and joked about Epstein's legal troubles, even after Epstein's arrest for sex trafficking. Notably, Attia detailed in his book that he chose to prioritize work over his family during a critical incident when his infant son was hospitalized with a cardiac arrest, yet he scheduled meetings with Epstein immediately after this event. The emails show Attia joking with Epstein and even expressing concern for his legal well-being, despite the serious allegations against Epstein. Critics have labeled Attia a 'wellness grifter' for his controversial health advice and high-cost longevity programs, which are often seen as superficial. Attia's association with Epstein has raised questions about his credibility and the ethical standards of CBS News, especially since he was hired by Bari Weiss, who has also been linked to other controversial figures. Additionally, the Epstein files include communications involving Weiss’s wife, Nellie Bowles, who reportedly exchanged emails with Epstein, suggesting a broader network of connections. The release of these documents has sparked widespread criticism and calls for accountability, with many condemning the apparent friendship and lack of transparency. Dr. Peter Attia, with a background from Stanford and Johns Hopkins, is known for his work at the intersection of longevity and preventive medicine. Despite his credentials, the recent revelations have cast a shadow over his reputation, with public reactions ranging from outrage to skepticism about his motives and associations.