The next question for you is with Epstein, okay? And I'm curious to know what position you're going to take with this. Because on one end, we've been following the story closely. I know you have as well. Pam Bondi, Florida, you said vetting. A lot of people who said they're not being vetted. I don't know if you were referring Pam Bondi as one of the people that was in vetted. I don't know how you feel about cash. I don't know how I feel about Bongino. These are, you know, Pangino is a very trusted guy by many people. Yeah. Big podcast, big following, respect to trusted. Even his enemies trust the guy. But when it comes on to the Epstein and the way was announced, the way it was released, O'Keefe, you know, O'Keefe Media Group came in, got Pam Bondi saying what she said.

And then she came up and said, well, we found thousands of hours of footage and all this other stuff. And then all of a sudden it was kid porn. And I will say, you know, the first mention of those videotapes, as much as I love O'Keefe, it wasn't O'Keefe.

The video caught Pambonty at a breakfast admitting that the tapes had turned. you know, the first mention of those videotapes, as much as I love O'Keefe, it wasn't O'Keefe.

The video caught Pam Bondi at a breakfast admitting that the tapes had child pornography on them, but the first mention of it was actually Roger Stone over a decade ago in his book, The Clinton's War on Women, when he was mentioning, you know, all the flights, Lillita Express, going to Epstein Island, all that stuff, right?

And he said that the files have like,

it's in his book.

He says the flights, Lillita Express, going to Epstein Island, all that stuff, right? And he said that the files have, like, it's in his book. He says the files have likely been destroyed. And a lot of it is child porn that will never be released to the public. You know, I've known that for a while, too, because I read Roger's book years ago. That being said, I think that it's been handled horribly. I am the reporter

who broke this story about Dan Bongino skipping work two Fridays ago because he was contemplating,

resigning. And look, I stand by all of my reporting. Pam, Pam Blondie, as I call her,

dropped the ball as it relates to the Epstein investigation. I don't think that she was the

appropriate person to even be controlling this investigation. When you speak of vetting, it's very

important that you look at people's conflicts of interest. It's very important that if you're going

to have transparency and, you know, this is one of the things that happens a lot with these vetting crises and the admin.

There's not a lot of focus on conflicts.

Well, Pam Blondie was the Attorney General of Florida when Epstein was getting away with raping

kids and doing everything that he did.

If they were aware, because as we saw, the secretary of labor, Alex Acosta, under the,

the first Trump administration, submitted his resignation, if you recall, because they didn't

vet him.

They, nobody bothered to ask him if he, uh, he was involved in anything controversial.

And he was involved in the, uh, the, the, I guess they call it like a, like a non-prosecution plea deal, right,

with Jeffrey Epstein, with the various FBI agents who we still don't know about.

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