I had a great good fortune to be interviewed by Katie Couric again on her substack for Substack Live.

And as always with Katie, it was a wide-ranging conversation that focused on some of the most public scandals that the Trump regime is dealing with right now, but also dug deep on some

things that aren't getting enough attention. Katie Couric is one of the best in the business,

and she always brings humor and humanity to her interviews. She actually started this way.

What is your reaction to the whole damn thing?

And she was, of course, referring to the Epstein debacle.

But as I said, we talked about many other things

that are critically important to the American people,

including worries about Donald's failing health.

That shockingly, Caroline Leavitt admitted to, although, of course, she downplayed it, and Donald's

worsening cognitive decline. And what that means in terms of leaving leadership vacuums at the very top of our government,

leaving room for Nazis like Stephen Miller to be running the show.

And yes, we did also talk about the Epstein debacle because that may be the thing that starts to turn all of this around.

Obviously, the big story of the week, although there are many other big stories we shouldn't ignore.

But, you know, is this Epstein stuff, right?

Yeah.

It appears your uncle, Uncle Donald, is kind of having a baby over this.

He is starting to criticize his supporters. He's angry that people, many parts of Maca, seem quite fixated on this.

I would just love to hear your reaction to the whole damn thing.

Yeah, well, the whole damn thing is fascinating, quite frankly, for many reasons, but let's start with what, I don't know if it's the most obvious one, but it's the most obvious one to me.

Donald is somebody who has lived his entire life with complete impunity.

Like he's been able to get away with everything.

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