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What may be the most viewed page in a certain book today, the lead starts right now.

This doodle in the Epstein birthday book that has the White House playing defense showing a woman's figure the president denies drawing and signing his name at the bottom, the White House denies that he signed that name.

I'm going to talk to a Democrat on the committee that made this page public. Plus, the U.S. Supreme

Court today allowing roving immigration patrols to continue in Los Angeles as the Trump

administration launches a new operation in Chicago, but does it live up to the hype of what Trump wanted?

And what sources are telling CNN about the shouting match between two top Trump officials

that almost came to blows and went down an exclusive club reserved for wealthy MAGA loyalists?

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper. We start in our law and justice lead. President

Donald Trump swore he never drew a picture of a woman's torso for a book of occasionally

bawdy letters celebrating Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday back in 2003. A book and drawing disclosed a few

months ago, mid-July, but not shown by the Wall Street Journal. Quote, the Wall Street Journal

printed a fake letter. Trump posted on social media back then. Here's some of what the president

said when reporters asked him about this Wall Street General report.

I don't even know what they're talking about.

Now, somebody could have written a letter and used my name, but that's happened a lot.

I don't do drawings.

I'm not a drawing person.

I don't do drawings.

Sometimes he would say, would you draw a building and I'll draw four lines and a little roof, you know, for a charity stuff?

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