Hi, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York. The relentless courage and the pursuit of accountability

by the survivors of deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein combined with some intrepid reporting

that pulls the curtain back on Jeffrey Epstein's world and the world of his associates, has Team Trump on its back foot today.

The Wall Street Journalist reporting today that the Trump Justice Department is reviewing whether it withheld certain files, including interviews with a woman who accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her when she was a child, just 13 or 14 years old.

Of course, that is a bit like asking the Fox to guard the henhouse these days.

Our colleague Lisa Rubin reported on Wednesday that in a memo, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche,

asked staffers reviewing the files to flag certain materials,

like the interviews from the accuser that are now missing.

The Justice Department's previously stated defense for why any files would be missing don't

exactly add up either. They have said that all documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein have

been produced unless they fall into one of three categories, duplicates, privileged material, or part of an

ongoing investigation.

But the missing documents are clearly not duplicates.

If they were, we would have been able to find the other copies.

As Lisa Rubin said on our show this week, nothing in these documents would be privileged.

So I guess that means this Justice Department

is actually investigating Donald Trump.

Color me skeptical.

Here's what ranking member of the House Oversight Committee,

Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia,

had to say about that.

It is outrageous that the DOJ right now is hiding these documents, and there is no reason,

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