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It's Tuesday, September 9th, and this is the birthday book no one wants to be in.

We start here.

Democrats in Congress publish what they say as an old note from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein.

It's a crudely drawn outline of a woman's body.

The White House is disputing this is even real.

We'll examine what it could all mean.

Gunmen open fire in the streets of Jerusalem.

Israeli leaders were afraid of this scenario, so how will they respond now?

And the Supreme Court rules without making an official ruling.

Trump is going to the justices and saying, hey, this is an emergency. But just because

they're temporary doesn't mean these decisions aren't reverberating. From ABC News, this is

Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

Tales about the late Jeffrey Epstein's depravity were scary for a number of reasons.

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