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Let's turn to Epstein just quickly. We want to make sure that we continue to track all of the turns of this investigation.

So very recently, you'll remember Alex Acosta, who was that?

He was the Labor Secretary under Donald Trump in the first term.

Prior to that, though, he's the infamous special – he's the prosecutor, the federal prosecutor,

U.S. attorney, who gave the

sweetheart non-prosecution agreement to Epstein back in 2007, where effectively the Palm Beach

County PD was pursuing an investigation against Epstein. They said they didn't have the resources

to be able to pursue it. They turned it over to the feds. The feds, some FBI agents and others

said that they had a

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