It's Monday, July 14th. The goal was to end this quietly. That's no longer possible.

We start here.

Trump world splinters over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case.

I'm told that during that meeting he just got up and stormed out and nobody really heard from him again.

Could a senior FBI official now be on his way out?

Immigration raids get chaotic in California.

Protesters clashed with the agents.

Flashbangs went off.

Arrests are prompting new legal questions.

And investigators believe an Air India flight crashed at the flip of a switch.

Experts I've spoken with say it's impossible that these switches would have been moved

accidentally.

The new explanation that has pilot unions fuming.

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milky.

This weekend, the Conservative Political Action Committee, Turning Points USA, hosted this big

conference called the Student Action Summit.

It's billed as a gathering of the best and brightest young minds in conservative circles.

And you can imagine why Republicans would want to capitalize on this,

after President Trump did even better than anticipated with young voters in the election.

It's a chance to articulate a clear vision for immigration enforcement

or how to turn religious or cultural beliefs into actionable policy,

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