In the weirdest of timelines, the House and the Senate have nearly unanimously voted to pass the Epstein transparency bill, so they will be releasing all of these

Epstein files, whatever they may be. I say near unanimous because one member of the house was like,

nah, we ain't doing this, which is weird, I guess. I mean, everybody's doing it. Why don't you do it too,

sir? But he said, that's not how we get things done. Unfortunately for him, that is exactly how

things got done. Now, we don't know what's exactly in these files or why

Trump all of a sudden turned around and said, you know, let's release them. But I think it's fair to say, whether you're on the left or the right, everybody agrees. They've been scrubbed a long time ago. So what is the point of all this? It doesn't speak to the midterms or policy or anything, really. But it's the big story today because I guess everyone's exhausted, fatigued, and that's all

the Democrats and Republicans are going to give us.

So there is some other interesting news, of course.

Donald Trump called a reporter Piggy.

And conservative saying, no, no, no, no, her name is Peggy.

I don't care.

I like that Trump called a reporter Piggy.

I don't know why he would, but sometimes they deserve it.

And then in other news, there's Christians protesting Muslims in Dearborn, Michigan, which is also just, it's a crazy news day.

They're throwing bacon at Qurans.

And, okay, I guess, you know, if this is the direction the country is going,

we'll bring you the news. I will say, because I do want to make sure you all remain interested.

The magnetic field is weakening. There's big news from Science Alert that NASA is tracking

this anomaly in the Southern Hemisphere where the

magnetosphere has a dent in it and it's expanding and growing.

We all just saw auroras over the sky in Texas, stretching down all across the United States.

Kind of freaking people out. There's concerns. A poll shift may be coming. And so we'll talk about

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