From the New York Times, I'm Rachel Abrams, and this is the Daily.

Thousands of pages of newly released emails between Jeffrey Epstein and his friends and associates

have put the financiers' relationship with President Trump back into the spotlight.

Today, my colleagues David Enrich and Michael Gold on what these new documents tell us

and whether they could trigger the release of the rest of the Epstein files.

It's Thursday, November 13th.

So, David, you're back on the show to talk to us about the latest chapter in this ongoing saga about the relationship between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.

And today, Wednesday, it seems like there was a very meaningful update to our understanding about that relationship. But can you just break it down for us? How significant were the revelations that came out today?

Extremely significant, I would say. Okay. Walk us through what happened.

So we woke up this morning to the news that Democrats on the House Oversight Committee had released three emails from Jeffrey Epstein's email account in which he and others were talking about Donald Trump.

And the emails appeared to show that Epstein recognized that he had some important information about his relationship with Trump and Trump's relationship with women or girls. And just as we were all starting to

kind of decipher the cryptic wording in those messages, the Republicans on the House Oversight

Committee won up their Democratic counterparts and released additional Epstein-related emails, many of which are also about Donald Trump, or at least mentioned Donald Trump.

And so we've been spending what feels like in eternity today going through these emails one by one, reading them, trying to make sense of them, and trying to understand their

implications for Trump and his administration.

Okay, let's go one by one and start with the beginning of the day, the first emails that you

saw. Can you tell us what those emails were?

Sure. I can read them to you. I've got them in front of me if you want me to.

Yes, please.

Okay, so there's three of them. The first is from April of 2011, and this is a time just

contextually when Epstein had only recently been released from house arrest as part of his

punishment for having solicited prostitution from a minor. He's seeking to kind of repair his reputation,

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