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Use the code Lemon. Hello, everyone.
A (0:34)
You're not old. You're timeless. You're like, tara, I'm not as young as I look. And I'm like, all right, I'm not.
B (0:43)
As young as I used to be, but Tara is a spring chicken. Let me just say this, Tara, you've been doing the best reporting. You know that. I mean that because I have you on anytime that we have a story on Epstein, I know that, Tara, the reporting is going to be solid and that it's going to be great. So Tara Palmeri is here to talk to us about the very latest on what is happening today in Washington and. And beyond as it relates to these Epstein documents being released. You know, I gotta say, Tara, that I have never seen the administration. I take that back. I've only seen the Trump people in this much panic with the grabbing by the P stuff. That was it.
A (1:26)
Oh, yeah, that was a moment.
B (1:28)
That was a moment, and I think this is a moment. But they truly are in, in, in panic right now. Tara is a veteran journalist, the author of the Red Letter on Substack, and the host of the Tara Pal Mary show right here on YouTube. So what do you think of that, Tara? Good evening. Thanks for being here.
A (1:43)
Thank you for having me. And thanks to everyone that I got to meet earlier. The legends. I, I, you know, I didn't cover the campaign. The, the first campaign. I was actually abroad. I was covering Brexit, which was not that dissimilar from the campaign, obviously. That's the populist campaign that swept through America. So I don't know exactly what that fear was like, what that panic was like, but I guess it was a moment that tested his political will, his political might. Right. In a way that we had never been tested before to that, until that point. And, and I think he knows he's pushing the boundaries now, too, because this story is tying him to a global pedophilia ring. I don't know how anyone can recover from that. That's the kind of Crime where you can't live in a neighborhood because of that. That's the kind of crime where you spend the rest of your life in prison. I mean, this is a serious crime. And the associations with Jeffrey Epstein are incredibly serious. And it's. Pedophiles are the lowest of the low in. In prisons. You know what I mean? Like, they don't usually survive because of that. There is bipartisan hatred of people who prey on the innocent children. And so that is why this is making them quake. You can kind of spin away an obscure idea of maybe you can spin away collusion, or you can maybe spin away some of the other things that have come up in his that he's had to handle, and he's been incredibly resilient, but this one continues to dog him. And not just because they're stonewalling and they won't release the files, but because the crime is so dark and deep and the victims are alive and speaking out. And next week, they're gonna be back on the Hill. So that'll be a really big moment. And I think when they, you know, speak to Trump from the Hill like they did last time, which I thought was really powerful as that military flyover was taking place, I think. I think that really just shows the power imbalance that. That. That we're dealing with right now, where there's one man, you can direct his DOJ to do the right thing. And there are a thousand victims, according to the FBI, who are saying, give us the justice we've never had before. Never had justice. Yeah.