I'm Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Hey, I'm Adam Carolla.

Hi, my name is Penn Gillette.

Not only listening, I'm a guest.

I'm a pen and teller, and I am the fourth listener.

And I am the fourth listener.

And that must make me at least the fourth listener.

It's Dogma Debate with your host, Michael Regillio.

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And welcome to what? Absolutely. I'm not even messing with you.

Promises to be a phenomenal episode of Dogma Debate.

It's the weekly roundup, which means it could only be one person. Well, I guess it could be two people because Josh Edelman was my guest co-host last week because you were in Florida.

But he's back. It's Travis Clyburn.

How we do? I missed you, Regulio. I'm sad. I happen to plan to visit my family and my wife's family on the week where, you know, Trump pretended to the Epstein shit didn't exist. I'm so sad that happened. Oh, and yet the universe has given you another, another bite at the apple because the Epstein story, not going away.

Not even close.

And of course, we're going to be talking about Epstein, but let's do a little, a little week in review before we get straight into Epstein. So I let's start

with something that hits me near and dear to my heart, which is my favorite thing in the world,

late night monologues. I love them. It's I would love to write them. I've written them for

myself in the past.

I've done a lot of political shows where I do political jokes.

But my night routine is I watch Gobert, just the opening monologue.

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