Outfront next, breaking news.

Trump unhinged moments ago, lashing out,

calling the Epstein story a hoax and bullshit.

Those are his words, as his vice president appears to be taking a lead role in damage control.

So what happened to the JD Vance, who once very vociferously demanded answers on Epstein?

Plus tonight, inside Epstein's home, the New York Times tonight with a report of previously

unseen photos of Epstein's Manhattan townhouse.

You'll see them.

Pictures of Trump, Bill Clinton, other world leaders.

The reporter who obtained these images will be out front. And a high stakes game of cat and mouse.

Here firsthand, the great lengths that farm workers are going to to dodge ice raids. Let's go

out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, we begin with breaking news. Trump losing his

cool over Epstein. When asked about CNN's reporting that Vice President J.D. Vance was planning to hold a

strategy session tonight on Jeffrey Epstein damage control. Here's what the president of the United States said.

Look, the whole thing is a hoax. It's put out by the Democrats because we've had the most

successful six months in the history of our country. And that's just a way of trying to divert

attention to something that's total bullshit.

It's bullshit and it's a hoax. Those are the exact words that he just used there.

Of course, the Jeffrey Epstein situation is not bullshit or a hoax, right? There are thousands of girls who were sexually assaulted and abused while underage. That's not BS or a hoax, and that's not partisan, right? You can say that as a Democrat. You say that as a Republican and certainly as the MAGA base, which has not let up on this issue tonight. And it comes as J.D. Vance appears to be taking on a central role when it comes to the Epstein investigation. Sources are telling CNN tonight that Vance's role is to essentially act as a middle person,

a middleman, between the warring factions inside the Trump administration, because there are

warring factions over what to do with the Epstein files. On one side now, the attorney general

Pam Bondi. She now says there's nothing more to release. On the other end, FBI director

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