We have a lot to get to tonight, a lot of news today and a lot to get to.

And one of the things we're going to get to right at the top is one of the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse will be here to tell her story and talk about the moment 29 years ago when she urged law enforcement to look into both Epstein and Trump.

I'll also be joined later this hour by Julie K. Brown, the award-winning reporter whose

investigations into Jeffrey Epstein help lead to the 2019 charges against him. But before we get there,

I want to start with this moment from just last year. Donald Trump, sitting in a Manhattan

courtroom, facing 34 felony counts.

And he's flanked by his two loyal personal attorneys.

Now on the right, as a guy you may recognize, Trump lawyer Emil Bovey, who, despite suggesting

the DOJ should tell courts do FU and ignore court orders, was rewarded for his loyal service

to Trump today when the Senate voted to advance his

nomination for a lifetime appointment to the federal bench. That's Emil Bovi. But on the left

is Trump lawyer Todd Blanche, who was rewarded for his loyal service to Trump with a top job

at the Department of Justice as the Deputy Attorney General.

There he is right there with his head down.

And Todd Blanche has made it clear from the beginning that despite his new job,

he is still very much Trump's personal lawyer.

Are you still Donald Trump's lawyer?

I mean, yes, my attorney-client relationship with President Trump remains.

Yes.

That was the Deputy Attorney General.

That was how he described his relationship to Trump at his confirmation hearing.

My attorney-client relationship with President Trump remains.

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