Hey, the nerve fans. It's Emily Jashinsky here. Hope you enjoy this episode of After Party.

And if you're into it, throw a little subscription our way. We'd appreciate it.

And that song gets me hyped up. Welcome, everyone. As a just a quick reminder, we are here Mondays. We are here Wednesdays at 10 p.m. And tonight our guest is the one and only Megan Kelly. What an honor for her, really. But in all seriousness, can't wait to bring Megan into the show. I just wanted to, we mentioned this at the end of the last show that we did on Wednesday, but in all seriousness, we were the top new, I think we were like the top new comedy podcast in the country, the number three new podcast in the country as of last week on the charts. So I'm just

beyond grateful to all of you for subscribing. Subscribing helps the show a ton. I was looking

through some of the reviews. Amazing. I'm just so grateful and genuinely so honored that you're

watching and liking what you see. Before we begin, tonight's look is casual but not

full Ellen. Never go full Ellen. That's what I'm doing right now. And I also want to raise my

glass tonight to house minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries. This is F9. We can put it up on the screen.

Seen here looking very cool and very normal, just like a regular American guy.

This is not Photoshopped at all.

It was actually like just the magnitude of him being on that bench is what curved the bench.

The bench could not withstand the force of Hakeem Jeffrey's greatness.

And so I'm thinking maybe he's the unofficial mascot of the show,

and I do expect to pay tribute to him regularly. So stay tuned for that. This one is for you

tonight, Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries. But in all seriousness, it would take me a very

long time. It would take anybody very long time to sufficiently sketch out all of the irregularities in the Jeffrey Epstein case.

You've probably heard by now that the Trump administration basically closed that case as of last night.

They leaked a memo to Axios that said, hey, this is basically as far as it goes.

We think everything's been made public that needs to be made public. And while clearly not every claim about Jeffrey Epstein is true, clearly the government's

official story is not the full truth. And now the Trump administration has announced the case is

closed. The DOJ's quote systematic review revealed no incriminating client list according to that

memo. There was also no credible evidence

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