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Donald Trump changes his mind on the Jeffrey Epstein files and now says release them all. Why did he change his mind? And what does

it mean for the votes to come in Congress? Plus, cracks start to show in the Republican Party's mega coalition

as Trump feuds with Georgia representative Marjorie Taylor Green and comes down on the side

of Tucker Carlson, the podcast host, and interviewing Nazi fanboy Nick Fuentes. Welcome. I'm Paul Giego with the Wall Street Journal,

and this is Potomac Watch, our daily podcast, and I'm here with Kim Strassel and Kyle Peterson.

So let's first take up the president's Epstein Files reversal after months of saying that the file should not be released, and in fact, arm-twisting

Republicans in the House not to vote for a discharge petition that would allow a vote in the

House on releasing the files. Trump over the weekend changed his mind and says, he's got nothing to

hide and let it all hang out. He's happy to see that happen.

And by the way, he says Democrats will bear the brunt of these disclosures. So, Kim, my own judgment here about why he changed his mind is that the president saw that he was going to lose that discharge petition vote in the House. Even if he was going to win in the Senate,

that wasn't going to look good. And this would continue to royal politics for days, if not weeks.

And he just decided, all right, let's just make a virtue out of political necessity.

Oh, I completely agree. And this is very much Donald Trump. He does not like to be on the

wrong side of a fight, like the losing side of a fight. And you can just see that in all his years of

endorsements. He'll, you know, hang out and wait until he's certain someone's going to win,

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