Tonight, President Trump's team prepares to huddle over their Epstein strategy, but will it be enough to contain the fallout over their biggest political crisis yet?

Plus, a Texas senator pushes for the FBI in a round-up Democrats who fled the state as the redistricting war escalates nationwide.

And one of Diddy's attorney sits down for a CNN exclusive and delivers a big reveal about what they've asked Trump. Tonight on Laura Coates live.

Welcome to the show. I'm Victor Blackwell in in for Laura. If the fallout over Jeffrey Epstein is casting a shadow, the White House cannot escape.

Then that shadow is getting a whole lot bigger. Tonight, three huge developments. Here's the newest.

Sources tell CNN, top Trump officials plan to meet at the Vice President's residence

tomorrow night.

The mission is to come up with a unified response over the Epstein case.

At the meeting, Vice President J.D. Vance, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Attorney

General Pam Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, and FBI Director Katz Patel.

The second revelation tonight is tied to the first because of a topic they plan to talk about

at tomorrow's meeting.

Remember that highly unusual Justice Department interview with Epstein's accomplice?

Well, it turns out it was recorded.

Nearly 10 hours of conversation over two days between Blanche and convicted sex trafficker,

Galane Maxwell, all untaped.

Now, it doesn't end there.

We're learning that the Trump administration is considering publicly releasing a transcript of it.

What Maxwell revealed is still a mystery.

And when President Trump was pressed, he claimed

he hasn't even spoken with Blanche about it.

He's a very legitimate person, very high, I just have very highly thought of person, respected

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