All right, Kup, thank you very much. I am Chris Cuomo. Welcome to prime time.

The president's labor secretary has learned well from his boss. When confronted with wrongdoing,

he blamed everyone else involved. One of them is firing back tonight. Let's look at what we know

and test who is right. The legalities in this Epstein case are going to take time, but the politics

are playing out in real time. And Mr. Acosta won't resign as Labor Secretary. Will Congress

force his exit? Should it? We have a senator in 2020 hopeful leading the charge on that. We'll

ask her about the latest on that and the border fix from

senators from her party, Senator Amy Klobuchar, here tonight.

We also have the president's acting immigration chief sounding the sirens that ice raids

are absolutely coming.

Is that the best or worst move right now? And we have news on what Democrats are

planning for Mr. Mueller. We have the plan and the stakes. What do you say? Let's get after it.

Not me, boss. That's what you heard from the Labor Secretary today. A lot of excuses. Don't blame me.

Blame them for the Jeffrey Epstein sweetheart deal. Take a listen.

Simply put, the Palm Beach State Attorney's Office was ready to let Epstein walk free. No jail time. Nothing.

Now, the former Palm Beach County state attorney says that is B.S.

Barry Krisher put out a statement saying, quote, federal prosecutors do not take a backseat to state

prosecutors. True, by the way. Mr. Acosta brokered a secret plea deal

that resulted in a non-prosecution agreement in violation of the Crime Victims Rights Act. Okay?

He says his office took the Epstein case to a grand jury that returned a single indictment. The U.S.

attorney's office produced a 53-page indictment that was abandoned when Acosta cut the deal. So what does

this mean now? Let's bring in Senator Amy Corbuchar among many Democrats demanding Acosta's

...