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disclosures. On yesterday's show, we talked about Donald Trump's breakup with a guy you may or may not

have heard of named Leonard Leo and an organization

called the Federalist Society. On today's show, we're going to talk about Donald Trump's

breakup with a guy you've definitely heard of and the breakup reverberated throughout society.

It was the breakup that everyone saw coming.

I probably don't even need to recap it, but highlights include Elon Musk insinuating

that the government is holding back information on the president's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein,

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