Epstein Gate continues. We're almost two weeks into the cover-up scandal, and we still don't have

answers to the questions. What did the president know and when did he know it? I suppose another

question that's hanging over everything might be, what did the president do and when did he do it?

You can see my big guest on the show is Steve Schmidt. Steve, great to see you. We haven't had a chance to talk since this Epstein-Gates thing just blew up.

Your thoughts on this.

I mean, today, Caroline Levitt, the White House Press Secretary, who's always in over her head,

you know, she was able to basically get the message out today that they're shooting down

the idea of a special prosecutor in the

case. Yeah, I mean, you want to talk about hearing something that would send a cold chill down your

spine if you worked into Trump White House. It's Laura Lumer demanding that there be a special

counsel to look into this. And the one thing, the one fundamental lesson

is if you work in a White House,

is you got to be criminally stupid

to ever allow for the signing off on a special counsel, right?

It's Bill Clinton's greatest regret,

and Donald Trump will never, ever, ever, ever do it.

But the fact that some of the craziest voices in MAGA

are demanding that he find one,

that he investigate this, shows the dimensions of what this is.

And I just, I love this quote from John Kennedy, which I think is the great quote of this

era that summarizes everything.

And it was from his inaugural address where he says, beware to the foolish men who seek power

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