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I find it very hard to believe. Epstein killed himself. When I look at the death scene photos that are available from the cell, it all is beyond a curiosity to me. I investigated homicides that were made to look like suicide. I investigated suicides that were, you know, looked eerily

like homicides. I just don't trust anything coming out of this administration in this

department of justice. So it was interesting to see that alleged suicide note, but I am, I'm still

not persuaded by it. I'm Joanna Coles. This is the Daily Beast podcast.

And today we're going to talk about, well, we're going to talk about the law.

And we're going to talk about the illegal war in Iran.

How is it possible that we got to this state?

And how come we're blowing through the 60-day deadline after which Congress is

supposed to approve the war, a war, any war. We're going to talk about Epstein. What's happening

there? Is anybody getting to the bottom of what's happening? And of course, the new suicide note,

which our guest, well, our guest will tell you his own

believes, he's a very experienced prosecutor and has seen more homicides than he cares to admit,

and he doesn't think Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide. And we're going to talk about what's

happening with those terrible deaths

of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Preti in Minneapolis. What's happening to the legal case?

Who is being held accountable for that? Before we get into it, please smash the subscription

button wherever you get these podcasts. We really appreciate your support. We are independent media.

There aren't that many of us around. And so we really appreciate your support. But now let's get

into it with Glenn Kirshner, who was an army prosecutor and he was a federal prosecutor for 30 years.

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