Jeline Maxwell.

She was Epstein's consort, sentenced to 20 years in federal prison.

She's in Florida for sex trafficking in her state,

and they were in the Virgin Islands and all that. She did it. She deserves the 20 years. So now the

Justice Department wants to re-interview her. I don't have any objection to that. If she knows something that didn't come forth

in the trial, which is pretty hard to believe, I mean, her defense lawyer is trying to get her

off. So whatever she knew would be out there. But if the Justice Department wants to go and

talk to her again, okay. But I'm not expecting much here. It's another attempt by the Trump

administration to tamp down the story. And that's understandable because the story, the Epstein

story is way out of control, is being used for partisan purposes to damage Donald Trump.

And so you would expect his people to fight back. The key to this story, if you care, and I know a lot

of Americans don't care, but that's not an indicator on what should happen.

Justice is the indicator.

The key to the story is the grand jury testimony.

Can be released by the judge in D.C. He should release it to restore faith in the Justice Department.

Take out the names that are not criminally involved.

Redact them. Let it out. Let the folks see it. That's the way to resolve. But anyway,

we're not going to speculate. If you watch the stupid, dopey cable TV news programs tonight,

they'll be saying all this crazy stuff. None of it will come true.

So if you want to waste your time, that's a good agenda there.

My talking points memo is about the American media, which is a tremendously important story that is underreported.

And here is the headline.

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