Joining us right now, we have Democratic member of the House Oversight Committee, Congressman Su Hoff Subramanium. Welcome, sir. Uh certainly from the great state of Virginia there.But let's talk about uh things that have been happening because you were in the room and it seems there's a lot of frustration among Democrats over what you're hearing from Aosta. So, first of all, describe his demeanor given all the pressure from the intense focus on this case. Well, the Republicans were asking him softballs.And ...

The ranking member on the House Oversight Committee says most of the first batch of the Jeffrey Epstein files released yesterday were already public. Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia of California says just 3% of the files released are actually new. The files are part of more than 30,000 pages of documents made public by the oversight committee stemming from a subpoena issued last month to the justice department by committee chair Republican James Comr of Kentucky and Congressman Garcia joins us now.So ...

the new letters coming out from the victims of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein who are concerned in a different way than so many people who view this case as a political controversy or online content or many of the other ways that it has mushroom. These are the people who live through it, the victims and their families. And they say the Trump Justice Department is putting convicted pedophiles and sex traffickers above the victims.We're going to start right here and I'm just going to read to you what they're ...

The agenda of this president in this summer period is completely smothered by his mishandling of Epstein. Their prior relationship, their social links, the first administration, where, as I've reminded you, Jeffrey Epstein died under suspicious circumstances under the Trump DOJ custody, and all the recent broken promises. Now we have what has become a bizarre turn in a story that for some people on the right was always a conspiracy content thing but of course rests on a foundation of real crimes, real victi ...

Now, somewhere in the Treasury Department, Mr. . President, locked away in a cabinet drawer, is a big Epstein file that's full of actionable information. Follow the money details about his financing and operations that await investigation.Senator Ron Weiden, the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, has been ringing alarms that those who want more information on Jeffrey Epstein's past offenses need to follow the money. For the last three years, his office has been looking into Epstein's financial ne ...

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 ...

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 ...