All right, Alexander, let's talk about what's going on with Epstein and the Epstein hearing yesterday with Pam Bondi and that train wreck of a hearing.

And Trump is supporting her.

He says that she did a fantastic job.

I don't think that's a surprise to anyone that Trump is coming out to support her,

but what do you think about everything that went down yesterday with Bondi, the hearing?

And with Trump, with Trump, as expected, as expected with Trump continuing to support the strategy

and the policy of Bondi, the DOJ. And I imagine Susie Wiles and a lot of Trump's team

is behind this. Your thoughts? I have absolutely no doubt that that is completely correct.

I'm going to say, though, first of all, about Bondi's performance. I thought it was an absolute

disaster. I thought that it was an absolute car crash

of a congressional testimony. And it seemed to me incredibly bungled and evasive, to put it mildly.

And Trump, as you rightly say, backs her,

but he ought to be aware of the fact, you know,

that she's just not doing her job very well as far as I'm concerned.

I mean, let's be, you know, deeply cynical about this, as perhaps we can be, and say that you want

to avoid disclosure of everything to the public.

You want to keep things absolutely as watertight and close down as you possibly can. What Bondi is doing, basically by refusing to

discuss anything, and by saying that there's absolutely nothing to see there, and then previously

by refusing to disclose anything, what that does, of course, is invite suspicion and demand that

people go and look and get to see everything.

And we've already had massive document dumps and disclosures, which are expanding all the time.

A really cunning, a really cynical and clever attorney general, like, say, Nixon's Attorney General, the notorious Mitchell,

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