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President Trump has leaned into this war and related diplomacy for the last several days. And yet, Congress is now keeping Jeffrey Epstein and that scandal in the headlines, even though, of course, it hurts their fellow Republican president. But a key figure who was in charge of the Bureau of Prisons and the Justice Department during Epstein's controversial death and the ensuing scandal over missing videos and all the rest, actually went under oath today, former Attorney General Bar, facing questions from a ...

Joining us now, NBC News correspondent Aaron Gilchrist in Tallahassee, Florida, New York Times reporter Matthew Goldstein, and New York Law School professor and former Manhattan assistant district attorney Rebecca Roy. First, let's go to the ground down there in Tallahassee. Erin, um, so nothing at all from Todd Blanch. >> No, nothing at all today from Todd Blanch.We know that he had been somewhat active on social media this week leading up to this uh meeting, this interview with Gain Maxwell and her legal ...

Donald Trump might at this point have better luck stopping a freight train, but he's trying anyway this afternoon to turn the page to move on from what has become the most enduring debacle of his second term as president. That is, of course, the Epstein files ordeal, which Politico reports has entered a new stage. Quote, "If it wasn't a crisis already, it is indisputably one now. and it threatens to swallow the news cycle and drastically complicate the GOP's push to enact Trump's agenda. As we speak, Donald ...