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It's Wednesday, September 3rd.

After a month out of Washington, their big problem still hasn't gone away.

We start here.

Congress is back and already arguing over Jeffrey Epstein.

If my legislation were redundant, why would the White House be trying to stop it?

They're not the only ones involved, though.

Epstein's victims are on the hill speaking out. Could National Guard troops be on their way to Chicago?

Well, we're going in. I didn't say when. We're going in.

President Trump wants another deployment, despite a judge telling him his last one was illegal.

And Space Home Alabama.

It was a bit of a punishment of a blue state in favor of a

red state. No one can seem to agree where to headquarter the Space Force. Well, now it's moving again.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milkey.

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