Hello and welcome to the Bullwark podcast. I'm your host, Tim Miller.

Delighted to welcome back with his gold jacket, Professor Emeritus at the Naval War College. He's a staff writer at the

Atlantic. His books include The Death of Expertise. He is the Ageless Enigma, Tom Nichols.

How you doing? You know, we share many things in common, Tim. We do. We do have a lot in common,

and we're going to explore all of those. So the Wall Street Journal had an article last night that I assume anyone listening to this podcast has already seen.

It included what they described as a body card.

It felt like they really dialed in on that word body.

I felt like there was like a little group chat at the Wall Street Journal.

They're like, why? What word can we use here in the, I felt like there was like a little group chat at the Wall Street Journal. We're bald.

Like, what word can we use here in the, you know, in the newspaper?

They settled on body.

The letter was for a 50th birthday card to Jeff Epstein. It was in 2003, so three years before he was indicted for sex crimes.

Jolene Maxwell naturally organized this and included letters from such eminence.

Gre like Alan Dershowitz and the Victoria's Secret Man and also Donald Trump.

And Donald Trump apparently drew a picture of a woman,

naked woman with breasts and his signature was the pubic hair.

This is where we need to say allegedly as reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Allegedly as reported by the Wall Street Journal. And according to the Wall Street Journal,

as provided to the Department of Justice in 2006,

as part of their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

And he wrote, I guess you'd call it a script or a little mini screenplay.

It was on a typewriter was inside the naked woman drawing.

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