The top story is one Donald Trump can't escape as he caps the worst start to a month of his second term.

From the Dem wins to the Epstein email explosion this week, he is having a tough November.

These new Epstein emails have upended the White House.

And they're only getting worse because it takes time, even in our rapid information environment,

for journalists and politicos and any citizen who wants to look and go through these 20,000 emails.

All of this started when Democrats used their power to push the envelope and release some of the emails,

the ones they said, showed why Trump is hiding as they demand a vote to

release them all. Republicans got mad, remember in the week and said, oh, well, we'll release more.

And so what started with three emails turned to 20,000 tonight I have more details on how it's all

going, because this is a vast tranche of documents, of emails that many people clearly from the way they were typing to Epstein

thought would stay secret forever. Epstein made the biggest news, perhaps, from the grave, so to speak,

with his now unearth statement to Maxwell, a sex trafficker, convicted and in prison right now,

that, of course, Trump knew about the girls. Donald Trump has

denied any wrongdoing and has very specifically tried to deny that he knew what Epstein was

exactly up to, although the Trump's story on that has changed, and that is getting new scrutiny

right now. There is also how the Trump DOJ has dealt with Maxwell and her controversial interview with a former

Trump defense lawyer who now is paid by your tax dollars to do the people's business at the

Trump DOJ. But it looks like Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche may not have been doing the people's

business. We'll get to that. But in this exchange from 2011, Epstein

wrote to Maxwell, Trump was spending, quote, hours at his house with one of the victims. Maxwell

said she's been thinking about that as they said that Trump was a dog that didn't bark. That matters for

many reasons, but specifically whether Deputy Attorney General Blanche is worried about later

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