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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

I was really proud to join every single one of my Democratic colleagues on the Homeland Committee in invoking a century old and little-known law known as the rule of five to

compel the Department of Justice to release the full and complete Epstein files.

Under federal law, when any five senators on the Homeland Security Committee call on the

executive branch, the executive branch.

The executive branch must comply.

All right.

All right.

That's the most powerful Democrat in America leaning hard into the Epstein story.

He is incapable of shame.

Speaking of shame, it would be a terrible shame if this hour we did not squeeze in two stories.

I demand we talk about these two stories this hour.

Number one, what happened to the $100 million raised for the Southern California fire victims?

And number two, Indonesian monkey ingot. Take two, Michael, do we have enough tape, Indonesian monkey,

take two, Michael, do we have enough tape?

Indonesian monkey gangs.

Are you at risk?

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