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Here's what we know and don't know about the Epstein case.

A lot of you sending me questions and want more analysis on this.

So I figured we'd keep going and work through this together. First of all, there seems to be

this movement now to believe among some people that not just the FBI director and the

attorney general, so Cash Patel and Pam Bondi, but even Trump himself have been compromised.

That is to me not in the realm of reality.

I don't see that at all, and I want to explain why.

Some of you are going to be annoyed at me on this, but let me get to.

There's a lot of stuff we still don't know, and this is not case closed, as I said,

in the other earlier podcast.

But here's why I don't believe this,

that people are feeling as though they've been, well, there's the feeling of whiplash

from what was promised versus what is delivered. That is valid. There was an over-promising of information and action around Epstein

from the top of the DOJ, whether it was the binders influencer event, statements made on Fox News.

There was over-promising, and that has caused problems of perception

on this issue. That is true. That is true. And that people feel rightly so that they were,

and I mean MAGA, I mean Trump supporters. Some of them feel like they were misled on this issue.

There was an exaggeration at work here and that this should not have, this is not the way it should have gone down.

All of that is valid.

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