Trump's Epstein love letter, Mike Johnson's shrinkage, Scott Bessence, Temper, he's the secretary

treasurer, and he's an angry young man, Gaza, Ukraine, and ICE, and more.

This is the mop-up. The Jeffrey Epstein Estate responds to a subpoena

from Jim Comer's Republican-controlled House Oversight Committee and turns over key documents,

including the infamous birthday book compiled by Jelaine Maxwell for Epstein's 50th birthday, which included messages from Bill Clinton,

attorney Alan Dershowitz, and of course Donald Trump. Democrats immediately unsealed Trump's

birthday message to Epstein on Monday, which that message included a drawing of a woman's breast as well as pubic hair.

The story of Trump's letter was first reported back in July by the Wall Street Journal,

prompting Trump to sue the newspaper and its owner, Rupert Murdoch, for $10 billion,

calling reporting on that letter, false and defamatory Alan Dershowitz

yesterday now saying Trump's lawsuit is going nowhere.

Trump's letter to Jeffrey Epstein contains a cryptic message about a wonderful secret. The letter includes an imaginary

conversation between Trump and Epstein, where they discuss enigmas and a wonderful secret.

Quote, we have certain things in common, says Donald. Yes, we do. Come to think of it, Jeffrey responds.

Enigmas never age. Have you noticed that? Donald asks. As a matter of fact, it was clear to me the

last time I saw you, Jeffrey says. Quote, a pal is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday, and may every day be another

wonderful secret. The note concludes. Trump's signature, a squiggly Donald, is placed below the woman's waist that he drew, and his signature mimics

pubic hair. Trump adamantly denies it's his signature, but the Wall Street Journal Monday

doubling down with forensic evidence claiming, yes, it's Trump's signature and his style of writing.

In a six to three emergency ruling on Monday, the Supreme Court said ICE can continue what are called

roving raids in which suspected undocumented immigrants can be detained based on their appearance,

language, accent, skin color, or type of work they're doing.

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