Don Lemon, I'm at Bava here, two brothers talking.

As we are streaming to you now, we come on with some breaking news.

The FBI redacted Trump's name in the Epstein files.

The Bureau's FOIA team request, which is the Freedom of Information Act, team tasks with conducting a final review of the records blacked out the names before hire-ups said last month that releasing the documents

would not be appropriate or warranted. What did they see in these files as it relates to Donald

Trump that they are so concerned about on that? And when you saw it, were you shocked, surprised,

or you were like par for the course? Did you just find surprised, or you were like part for the course?

I mean, this-

This seems part for the course for a Trump administration seeking to cover up something, damn, right?

And I think what we have to ask is exactly what those details are because we knew as the Wall

Street Journal reported that he was named in these files and that Pam Bundy went in the

White House, briefed him in May that his name was in there. And for them to redact it and then

subsequently conclude, we're never, we're not releasing this tells me that they're trying to hide

some pretty nefarious conduct in there. And I know that Pam Bundy, they were saying there's hearsay in there, but nonetheless,

there's some damning details that's already more damning than what has already been known, right?

And I think now, especially with his comments recently about young girls, which has happened

since our last time we talked, where he said young girls were being stolen from Mar-a-Lago,

which is disgusting to use that term to further them as property, number one.

But number two, this is his first time, I think, confirming that Virginia Jouffrey

was recruited for Mar-a-Lago.

And that was a key detail that I think could be revelatory of what might be in these files.

Well, it is.

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