Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in the east. Donald Trump and his administration is today left holding the bag after a conspiracy theory that has animated and juiced his base and fueled the rise of multiple key members of his innermost cabinet, suddenly and spectacularly imploded. On Monday, a Justice Department

memo unsigned, undated, and unaddressed to anyone so as to ostensibly minimize any attention

to it, concluded that disgrace financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide and that there was no client list

filled with incriminating information about Epstein's associates. In other words, there is no

Epstein list. That bit of news flies in the face of everything. Donald Trump's allies have been clamoring for

for years now. All over right-wing media, there has been rampant speculation about whether

Jeffrey Epstein kept a so-called client list of wealthy and powerful associates of his,

and there were conspiracy theories about exactly how

Epstein died while he was being held in custody. Many of Donald Trump's own senior most team

members are the ones who promised the public that damning information that was previously hidden

from them was about to be released. Watch.

Huge story. Again, not a lot of people are talking about.

There is a little current of information I'm getting that the Department of Justice under Pam Bondi may be finally releasing a lot of information as Jeffrey Epstein case, which is a huge deal.

In this case, in Epstein's case, it is incredibly disturbing. We have flight logs. We have

information, names that will come out. We have, quote, information that will come out.

Not so much.

The Epstein list, though, mattered so much to the Trump base of voters that the Fox and Friends weekend team felt compelled to ask Donald Trump about it in an interview last summer.

Would you declassify the Epstein files?

Yeah.

Yeah, I would.

All right.

I guess I would.

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