Tonight, are the Republicans investigating Jeffrey Epstein wasting everyone's time?

Hillary Clinton tells them she never even met him.

One Democrat says the whole deposition was a, quote, clown show.

And she joins me tonight.

Plus, Texas Senate race is up for grabs that democrats think they

can win but will james tell riko or jasmine crockett be the nominee congressman crockett is my guest

and the love fest goes on new york city mayor zohan mom donnie gets trump to crack a smile by showing up to the White House with props and a pitch.

Tonight on Laura Codes Live.

So here's my opening statement tonight.

If you're trying to build a serious case as, say, a prosecutor, you don't do it by auditioning witnesses

to fit your theory.

You can't reverse engineer it, right?

You question the people closest to the crime, all of them.

People who can actually move facts, I mean, place names and dates

and flights and money and put it all together.

You don't subpoena a witness to find out if by chance they matter.

You subpoena them because you already know they matter.

Otherwise, you might be seen as just grasping at straws.

A real investigation does take some investigating, but it isn't about putting on a performance of accountability. It's about actually

building the case towards accountability. And today, Republicans on the committee looking at Jeffrey

Epstein, well, they made it clear just how selective their investigation really might be.

Because they spent hours, hours questioning Hillary Clinton

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