Is the Trump administration covering up the Epstein scandal and Trump turns against Putin?

We'll discuss all this and more on this edition of the editors.

I'm Rich Lowry, and I'm joined, as always, by the stage of Authenticity Woods, Jim Garrity, Audrey, the reporter Falberg, and the notorious MD, Michael Brendan Doherty.

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consider giving us a glowing five-star review. Wherever you listen to your podcast. If you don't like what you hear

here, please forget, I said anything. So Jim Garrity, Trump has been on quite the role the last

several weeks, and then we get this kerfuffle end of last week rumbling on into this week.

Maga divided and up in arms over the handling of the

Epstein case. And my basic take is yes, Pam Bondi messed this up royally by continuing to play

into these conspiracy theories while in government. There's one thing to do it when you're Don Bongino and your job is to entertain people

with podcasts.

It's another to be the sitting attorney general of the United States and give all these

influencers, these bogus binders of Epstein information that are all predictably, totally duds to say on Fox News or

appear to say, she says she was misinterpreted, but that you have the client list sitting on

your desk, on your desk, the client list. And everyone seems to agree, everyone I've talked to, that there is no

client list. I was talking to a defense lawyer just this morning who's defended all sorts of

different kinds of criminals. And he says, none of them ever make a list of the people that conspired

with and perpetrating their, perpetrating their crimes, except for maybe bookies.

Bookies write things down and make lists.

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