Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about the

alleged Trump note in the birthday book. Attorneys for Epstein's estate sent documents to the

House Oversight Committee. The document getting the most attention is the birthday book with a note alleged to come from Trump.

The book was created in 2003.

According to the reporting, the note alleged to have come from Trump is as described by the earlier reporting that Trump filed suit over.

And some administration officials indicated

they didn't believe even existed. Some on social media have claimed it was faked. Others have pointed

out that it would be odd to fake something years before issues were known and then keep it a

secret for 20 years.

Regardless of what you believe, any hope Republicans had of this story going away is gone.

It seems incredibly likely that there will be an even larger renewed push on the topic.

It certainly didn't help that Speaker of the House Johnson appeared to claim

Trump was working with the FBI before later saying he misspoke. Beyond the note getting the most

attention, there are a lot of other bits of information that will drive attention. There's a note

that seems like it might have come from former President Clinton. There's a note that seems like it might have come from

former President Clinton. There's a note from an unidentified woman that says she met Clinton,

Trump, and Prince Andrew through Epstein. The woman indicates that she saw the private quarters

of Buckingham Palace and sat on the queen's throne.

Just that is enough to keep public interest going for a long, long time. And the 238-page leather-bound book

contains a lot more with other references to Trump. Large portions of the book are available online.

We won't be going over all of the notes. You'll understand if you look through it.

Epstein's personal address book was also reportedly handed over. The White House has said

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