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Hello and welcome to The Restis Politics US. I'm Katty Kay. And I'm Anthony Scaramucci. Katty, you look like you're in a posh cabin. I mean, I'm kidding, actually, because if you're just listening, it's a very non-posh cabin, but it's still impressive. A non-poche, posh, posh cabin. I'm visiting friends in Austria.

I feel like, okay, I'm feeling a little embarrassed because I am doing a lot of skiing this year, but what the hell I'm decided to get as many days on the slopes as I can. You know, I'm going full bushy, so there we go. And I'm visiting friends now in Austria in this lovely cabin that was built in the 1600s that belongs to my lovely Austrian friend Nadia,

but unfortunately they didn't account for upload speeds in the 1600s. So let's see how it goes, Anthony. Bear with me. All right. Well, what are we talking about? Talk to me. Obviously, there was the State of the Union and we're going to get into our thoughts about the State of the Union address. I always find States of the Union's kind of snooze fest, so I'm not that excited to talk about that for the whole

episode. But we are going to speak about the Epstein files. We have spoken about this a lot. But today

we're going to talk about the bits of the Epstein files that are missing. And that is particularly

relevant this week because reports are coming

out that show that more than 50 pages are missing from the DOJ's release, and they relate to a

woman who claims that she was abused by Donald Trump in the 1980s when she was around 13 years

old. Now, the New York Times, the Financial Times, NPR, the Wall Street

Journal are all reporting now on these missing documents. They've been kind of muttered about

in Washington for the last week or so, but there's more credibility behind that. So we're going to

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