You happen to be in a very, you know, strange place that I don't even know if you can speak on the story or not, because on one end, you work for Fox News. I do. And you've been there for 30 years. 30 years in October. And you're... Thank you. Somebody has a memory here. Let's go. And 30 years with Fox News. On the other end, you have a very good relationship with the president, President Trump.

I do.

And so you're kind of in the middle of the thing where last week, I'm not sure if you can speak on it or not.

Obviously, we're going to open up with the story because it's you, Fox, Trump, and we've been talking about this whole Epstein thing for a minute. Trump, while everyone's talking about everything that's going on,

you post this message last week on all the victories that most people are not looking. They're

overlooking. Rob, if you can play this clip real quick, and you're going to react to yourself

real quick. Go ahead, Rob.

I want to agree. I have been a longtime friend and supporter. We've been very transparent of President Trump.

But even I am frankly amazed at what he has been able to do against all odds in such a very short period of time.

What we're living through, you better take, you know, really close notes because you most

likely will never see this again in your lifetime, the single most consequential,

transformational presidency in our lifetime.

And without a doubt, the underlying theme of the White House promise is made, right, promises

kept.

Okay, so the different victories that he's had, President Trump, we've seen him.

We followed very closely on what he's done.

Then all of a sudden, Wall Street Journal releases a story last week.

I want to say, is it last week?

Tuesday?

Yeah, last week.

About a letter that the president

got or wrote to Epstein at his 50th birthday party, I believe. And, Rob, if you tell me what

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