Right now, I'm here with my amazing guest, Steve Schmidt, and we're going to be talking about a whole host of different topics, ranging from the latest in the Epstein cover-up, particularly the J.D. Vance meeting with Pambandi and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. We'll be talking about Republican gerrymandering and what's going on in Texas right now, plus J.D. Vance just had a meeting. This might be a Vance, heavy episode, frankly. Vance had a meeting in Indiana that apparently didn't go very well, trying to get Indiana to redistrict. We'll talk about the economy and a few other topics. This meeting that may or may not have happened, Jady Vance says it's not happening or it didn't happen between Vance, Pam Bondi, Todd Blanche. I don't know who else was supposed to be involved, but if I had to guess Cash Patel, it felt to me like it was framed as a, let's get everybody on the same page about how we're going to fix the Epstein cover up because they've been tread and water here. Like, what's your take on this story? And I don't know, I haven't looked at the news today. I see if there's been anything more on it, but what's your take on where we're at here? I think that one of the essential people that I could suggest to your, to your, to your viewers,

to pay attention to this. And first off, I should say, it's great to be with you and everyone who's coming.

Thanks for having me. But it's the investigative journalist, political journalist Tara Palmeri. And Tara has investigated this for years,

knew a lot of the victims.

And the thing that Tara has broken through to me

about on this story is this.

Is that this is not a partisan story, right?

This is a story about power abusing innocence.

And when this list, and there is a list,

and when the list comes out,

there will be some prominent Democrats on this list.

And the reality is that there are some of the wealthiest people that you could imagine among them now, Donald Trump, who were best friends with this man.

And when they went into his geographies, what they saw were not young women, as in 22, 23, 24, around a billionaire.

What they saw was 12 and 13 or 14-year-olds. And the person that curated these girls,

the monster that made this possible,

is the subject of a dinner

at the vice presidential residence

between the attorney general, the vice president, who are going to interfere in the process of justice,

in the process of what's unfolding,

which is ultimately the parting and parting of a child sex trafficker

named Ghislane Maxwell, who has fed a confession of sorts in those old autocratic days.

Right? She's dimed out everyone that Trump wants her to dime out. a confession of sorts in those old autocratic days, right?

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