Steve Schmidt with the warning here, pleased to be joined by Cara Palmary of the Red Letter,

who's been doing some incredible reporting about a really important story,

and that is, of course, the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein, the pedophile, and Donald Trump.

And let's be clear that there's a lot of conspiracies, a lot of smoke,

a lot of misinformation around all of these stories. And tar is somebody who has reported on it

for many, many years. And I think better than anybody else has been, through her writing, been able

to help me understand the implications of it all politically. If you fall into that category of people

that just kind of have an allergy, any time that there's a certain cohort of people on Fox

start talking about an issue, you see the Cash Patels

and the Dan Bonginos of the world for me,

it's an off switch, right?

I can't hear a word.

Those people start saying. So, Tarr, like? I can't, I can't hear a word. Those people start saying. So,

Tar, like, at the end of the day, as you, as you pointed out of your writing, there's a

thousand girls by some estimates, more than a thousand that were abused by Jeffrey Epstein.

Who is Jeffrey Epstein? And how does he know Donald Trump?

How do these two guys know these? Yeah, I know. It's like at the basic level. I mean,

they're kind of the same type of guy. There are outer borough guys come from Queens, Jeffrey Epstein from Coney Island. They became friends when Jeffrey

started managing money for really wealthy people. It started with Les Wexner, his biggest client,

who owned Victoria's Secret. And Jeffrey was sort of trading on people's secrets in a way,

getting them to manage their money,

but also kind of trafficking girls to them. And he had invested in a modeling agency,

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