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Hey there, folks, it is August 12th, and a judge didn't just say no to the Trump administration's

request for those grand jury files about Epstein. The judge said, hell no, gave them an F on their

homework assignment and said he considered exposing them for the frauds they are.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Ropes, I paraphrase there a little bit, but that is as accurate as you're going to get.

This was an absolute beatdown in this judge's decision, a spanking to the Trump administration.

Yes, that's exactly well put. That was the sentiment throughout the entire 30-page response.

You read it, I read it, and it was jaw-dropping. I know that judges are supposed to judge, but he was extra

judgy, would you not say? Well, you're not used to them speaking that way. And I would say

that we're missing a lot and a lot of the coverage and the headlines that we are seeing.

I thought it was one thing. And even some of the quotes I saw that the judge kind of admonished them for some things.

Reading through it, this guy has been as clear as anybody in the whole Epstein saga about what is actually in some stuff that people are desperate to see.

He flat out said, ain't nothing to see here.

Exactly.

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