Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in the east. A pair of investigative reports in the New York Times

reveals stunning new details about what might be in the Jeffrey Epstein-related FBI materials

that Donald Trump's most loyal followers have been clamoring for. It starts with one of the most

comprehensive explorations on

that topic to date from a 15-year public friendship to their falling out in 2004 and all the

way through to last week. Quote, there were lavish dinners with bold-faced names at Mr. Epstein's

mansion on the Upper East Side and raucous parties with cheerleaders and

models at Mr. Trump's private club and residence at Mar-a-Lago. In between, there were trips back and

forth from Florida to New York on one of Mr. Epstein's private jets. In a separate piece of

reporting, the New York Times presents the experience of one Epstein accuser in particular,

Maria Farmer, whose story the Times says suggests how Trump might appear in the Epstein files.

It has to do with an encounter, Farmer says, happened in 1995 as she was preparing to work for

Jeffrey Epstein. Quote, she said she told the authorities that late one night,

Mr. Epstein unexpectedly called her to his offices in a luxury building in Manhattan,

and she arrived in running shorts.

Mr. Trump then arrived wearing a business suit and started to hover over her,

she said she told the authorities.

Ms. Farmer said she recalled feeling

scared as Mr. Trump stared at her bare legs. Then Mr. Epstein entered the room and she recalled

him saying to Mr. Trump, quote, no, no, she's not here for you, end quote. The two men left

the room and Ms. Farmer said she could hear Mr. Trump commenting that he thought

Ms. Farmer was 16 years old. Farmer made clear to the New York Times that although she told the FBI

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