Hi there, everybody. It's Fort Clark in New York. It's a MAGA Eat, MAGA World as a vote looms to release the Epstein files. Donald Trump today, finding himself in a position he's never really found himself in before, completely out of control of his own political movement,

and in a knockdown, dragout fight with one of MAGA's biggest stars.

He's now forced to change his tune, at least temporarily, as the push for transparency.

On the criminal case of his former friend, the dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, goes on. Donald Trump

posted overnight a very, very, very long message. It read in part, quote, House Republicans

should vote to release the Epstein files because we have nothing to hide. The House Oversight

Committee can have whatever they are legally entitled to, switching to all caps.

I don't care.

But of course we know that's not true.

Of course he cares.

He cares a whole lot.

He could have released the files as soon as he was inaugurated on January 20th.

He could have released the files instead of trying to sweep them all under the rug with some weird unsigned

DOJ memo back in July, which was so weird, it started the whole suspicious furor from his own

coalition in the first place. And if he honestly didn't care, his aides went to summon Congresswoman

Lauren Boehber last week to the sit room in the basement of the

West Wing to get her to remove her signature from the discharge petition that triggered the vote

to release the Epstein files. That vote now scheduled for tomorrow. In the Oval Office a couple of

minutes ago, Trump added that, quote, sure I would when he was asked if he

would sign a bill to release the Epstein files if it passes the Senate. But on this issue,

Trump is following his party, not leaving it, which is also a weird place for him.

Republican Thomas Massey is predicting a damn break moment when it comes up for a vote while saying that the fight

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