Hey, we got a lot to get to. What's really in those Jeffrey Epstein documents? What names are really there?

This idiotic Claudine Gay, this horrible woman, this Harvard president, has written a disgusting editorial today.

And only the creepy New York Times would have the nerve to print such a pack of lies. We'll get to the election,

the candidates, a lot of pressure on Christie to drop out. We'll get to Joe Biden in the wall.

We'll get to Eric Adams in his latest claims. We'll get to Andrew Cuomo's congestion pricing plan.

He's the guy that came up with it. He's the guy that pushed it through.

We'll get to Broadway. They're having some problems and all of that. Let's get to this Epstein

list. Now, the whole point of this exercise with the media is to desperately somehow tie Donald

Trump to Jeffrey Epstein. You can't do it. It's not possible. Once again, for the millionth time, when Epstein first showed up in Palm Beach with millions of dollars in the early 90s, he joined Mar-a-Lago, started throwing money around. So Trump was friendly with him, invited him to parties. If you're a zillionaire and you join Mar-a-Lago and you're spending a fortune

donating left in a, you'll get invited to all the right parties there at Mar-a-Lago. Trump took a ride

or two on his plane back and forth because they would go back and forth to Palm Beach every weekend.

And, you know, Trump did that too. Back in those days in the 90s

in the 2000s, every Friday he flew down there and every Sunday flew back. And if you knew him

and you needed a ride, you could call and hit your ride on his plane. People did it all the time.

And the same thing with Epstein. But here's the real key to all this. This is not like Bill

Clinton, where he was friends with Epstein for 25 years right up until the end.

They're trying to make it look like it was the same thing with Clinton and Trump, that they were both friends of Epstein.

It couldn't be more different.

Back in the 90s when this was going on with Trump,

and Epstein was at Mar-Lago.

Something happened.

He approached a young girl there who was about 15 or 16,

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