Where do you find a clear signal in a world of static?

In a time of rapid change cut through the noise.

The Economist goes beyond the headlines to decode the forces shaping today and defining tomorrow.

Get the full story. It's more than news. It's a trusted global perspective.

The Economist know which way is up.

Have you ever wondered what a sandwich sounds like?

Not much to it is there? Unless of course it's a walkers sandwich.

Mmm, that is good. Now that's what Asani should sound like. Go all Crispin with Walker's. Delicious.

Welcome to Uncovered. It's Wednesday. I'm Anthony. He's Ron. And we're about to uncover the MAGA propaganda that is not covered by the mainstream and corporate media. So much happening right now, Ron. Today is one of those days where there's literally the Trump regime is fighting fires in every direction.

Maybe we should start with the Epstein files because this is a story that is refusing to go

away for Donald Trump. We now know that in messages that have been released, these kind of

emails released, suggest that Donald Trump knew about the conduct of

Jeffrey Epstein. They weren't released today, including one in which Epstein said, of course

Trump knew about the girls procured for his sex trafficking ring, and another that said

that Trump spent hours with one victim at Epstein's house. This is obviously a huge story. Just explain to people how these have

been released, because it was actually the Democrats that were able to release these additional files.

Robert Garcia, who's a ranking member, a Democrat on the Oversight Committee now, who took over

for Raskin, who's now on judiciary. So

Raskin and Garcia have been the point people for the Democrats on this, and they have done a

masterful job from start to finish on Epstein. I mean, just every step of the way, they're ahead of

the Republicans. And the timing of this has infuriated the White House because they wanted the story of the day, the narrative of the day to be the shutdown is over.

Good news.

...