The American people may never know, like really know what was said, what was revealed, what was asked, and what was answered today within the four walls of a courthouse conference room in Tallahassee, Florida. And there in lies the problem. Because for the second time in two days, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch blurred the lines between his old job and his new one.With his role at the Justice Department on one hand and his former role as Donald Trump's personal attorney on the other, Blanch departed hi ...

Breaking moments ago, new reporting from the Wall Street Journal sheds more light on that book Golain Maxwell compiled for Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday in 2003. The book that contained a letter bearing Trump's signature and had the outline of a naked woman. The journal now has details of other letters in that book, including former President Bill Clinton, Wall Street billionaire Leon Black, fashion designer Vera Wang, and media owner Mort Zuckerman.That's according to documents reviewed by the Wall Stree ...

Joining us now, Wired, senior writer and author of Wired's newsletter, Inner Loop, Jake Lut, senior reporter for The Bull Work and author of Trust the Plan: The Rise of Qanon and the Conspiracy that reshaped the world, Will Summer, and senior editor at The Atlantic and host of Radio Atlantic, Hana Rosen. Jake, they have all the evidence. They could just come out and say, "Yeah, yeah, Donald Trump's in it, but it's a nothing burger. He's in address books. he's mentioned um as somebody who lives in Palm Beach ...

this House Oversight Committee um vote on the subpoena for all the files is significant. That is going to force um th those files to be released. They can't stop that.Um there is going to be a drum beat. Just the fact that they shut down the house because they didn't want us to release the files is not going to be sufficient to stop the story. So there are going to be and I saw even you know some of the victims, Epstein's victims now speaking out and it is again a reminder of multiple things.Number one, thi ...

release the damn files. Look, it makes no sense to me. It one of two things is true, I believe.Uh either it's a nothing murder in terms of the evidence we have. Let's separate it from this guy being disgusting and and what he did and the systematic trafficking of of uh of young people uh minor age people for sex purposes. But the um the the the promise to release the files during the campaign was either overplayed and we got a nothing burger if the files get released or it's something really disturbing and ...

shutting Congress down early. Speaker Johnson has assured that August has become the Epstein recess because this issue is going to grow and grow and grow the longer House Republicans dodge this issue. Hi again everybody.It's now 5:00 in the East. So begins what Chuck Schumer has called the Epstein recess. House Republicans have indeed fled Washington, beginning their summer break early in order to avoid going on the record with any uncomfortable votes on the Epstein case that would force them to choose betw ...

Joining me now, Timothy Hayy, former federal prosecutor and former lead investigator to the House January 6 committee. Miles Taylor, former Homeland Security official in the Trump administration, and Adam Ren, national political correspondent for Politico. Adam has interviewed faright activist Laura Loomer, who says the Epstein matter could consume the Trump presidency.We're getting into that, and I thank you guys for all being here. So Tim, Trump is trying this multi-pronged effort to I mean quell if he ca ...

Something I learned very early on in my politics is either a don't put yourself in the story in the first place, right. So if someone a reporter calls and wants to comment on something, no comment. Or b if you're already in the story, shut up, right.Stop talking about it. Stop egging it on. You have, you know, uh, the new NBC News talking about the Bondi frustration, noting some White House officials and outside Trump allies remain frustrated with Attorney General Bondi's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein sag ...

According to recent polls, most Americans think the president is not handling the Epstein controversy properly, including large portions of Trump's own voters. In a new Yuggov, the Economist poll, 79% of people surveyed said they think the government should release all the documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. That includes 83% of 2024 Trump voters, with just 3% of MAGA supporters answering no and 14% saying they're unsure. When asked if they believe the government is covering up evidence about the ...

The American people deserve to know the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth as it relates to this whole sorted Jeffrey Epstein matter. Democrats didn't put the Jeffrey Epstein thing into the public domain. This was a conspiracy that Donald Trump, Pam Bondi, and these MAGA extremists have been fanning the flames of for the last several years.And now the chickens are coming home to roost. What are you hiding. If you're not hiding anything, prove that to the American people.And if you are trying ...