Welcome to Red Meat, the conservative news update you need from Odyssey stations across the country.

This is the place where we're not afraid to dig in.

Many of the survivors will tell you some of these people still are celebrated in our society.

That's disgusting. There needs to be accountability.

That's right. As you may have guessed from that clip,

we're talking about the Epstein files today.

It has me feeling a little bit like Michael Corleone when he says,

just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in.

But there's no way to avoid it.

The vote to release the Epstein files is at the top of the news cycle again. Donald Trump signed a

measure to compel the DOJ to release their files on sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein, who rubbed

elbows with some of the most influential men in the world. What's next? And attorney Phil

DeLussetti says those hoping for a smoking gun from the files will be hugely disappointed since they've already been reviewed by the Justice Department under two administrations.

What I mean by that is if there were people that should have been prosecuted, trust me, whether you're a Democrat, whether you're a Republican, they would have been prosecuted.

Let's kick things off with Brian Kilmead from Fox talking about it on the Reardon Show.

So, Brian, I've never in, and I don't want to do this in a way that is insensitive to victims

and true victims of sexual abuse, but the Epstein Files has not been something that I've gone

crazy on on my show over the months or the years. I'm not minimizing the damage that was inflicted to these

victims. But where are we on this particular topic right now? You got obviously almost a

unanimous vote in the House to release all these files. The president says, yeah, go ahead,

release them. You have Marjorie Taylor Green now in a very interesting battle with President

Trump. President Trump calls her a traitor.

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