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This is the Daily Blast from the New Republic, produced and presented by the DSR Network.

I'm your host, Greg Sargent.

President Donald Trump is reportedly furious about his inability to make the Jeffrey Epstein scandal go away. Politico reports that Trump is angry and frustrated that his staff

can't get the story out of the news and his own allies are privately

admitting he's vulnerable on it. This comes as the Wall Street Journal reports that Attorney

General Pam Bondi and her deputy privately informed Trump earlier this year that his name

appears numerous times in the Epstein files. That strongly suggests this story is only going to get worse.

One big question all this raises is this. Is Trump losing his supposedly superhuman ability

to manipulate the media narrative? And how should Democrats exploit that now?

We're talking about all this with media strategist Tara McGowan, the publisher of Courier Newsroom and anti-Maga news site.

Tara, thanks for coming on.

Thanks for having me, Greg.

So let's start with this Wall Street Journal report.

To catch people up, for years, MAGA said the Epstein files, i.e. the trove of investigative information compiled by law enforcement on Epstein's sex trafficking,

which show evidence of elite democratic pedophilia. But the Trump administration looked at the files and

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