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And according to an AP, N-O-R-C poll, Trump has lost 13 points of approval among Republicans in the last six months.

We have such a great show for you today, the Society of the Rule of Laws.

George Conway stops by to talk about the Oversight Committee drops with Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Then we'll talk to

the lieutenant governor of Minnesota, Peggy Flanagan, about her run for the Senate. But first,

the news. So, Molly, it appears after the Democrats have had a news cycle where they've been told

they are not fighters, the house stems are going

to try to remedy this with a plan. Want to explain to our listeners? I always want to explain to our

listeners. Let us explain the plan. Basically, a guy called Mike Johnson, the speaker of the house,

so really Trump is the Speaker of the House,

as he has said before. He sent everyone home because he did not want to have them voting on the Epstein petition. While the government was shut down, Johnson refused to swear in Adelita

Grahava. She will now be sworn in. She will be the signature needed for the discharge petition. Now, I want to pause for a minute because what's going to happen now is there will be a discharge petition. It will then go to the Senate. This is part of this thing where you have to just, you're getting Republicans to vote on things. So they say, we want transparency. And then you get them to vote to say,

no, do not release the Epstein files. So this is the point of this exercise. But right now,

what we're seeing is a ton of Epstein emails being just flooded into the media. Now, where are they

coming from? This has nothing to do with this discharge

petition. The estate was subpoenaed by Rocahanna. So that's how these emails are coming. But the point

is there are just a ton of emails. There are more and more and more emails. And that's what we're

seeing. Now, the discharge petition will go to the Senate.

The Senate will vote against releasing it because Republicans control the Senate. I think that is

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