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Mayra Amit (0:00)
A Mochi moment from Sadie who writes, I'm not crying, you're crying. This is what I said during my first appointment with my physician at Mochi because I didn't have to convince him I needed a GLP one. He understood and I felt supported, not judged. I came for the weight loss and stayed for the empathy. Thanks, Sadie. I'm Mayra Amit, founder of Mochi Health. To find your mochi moment, visit joinmochi.com.
Tara Palmeri (0:27)
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Cornell Belcher (0:29)
Story on the subject of what exactly we're going to see Tara, I think that's a really good question because DOJ could say, oh, we're investigating right now, we can't release all this stuff. Or Bloomberg had been reporting that they were already redacting stuff back in August. They had FOIA to request and saw that there were redactions of the President's name and the President's information already in the Epstein file. So what exactly are we going to see? And that does just raise the perennial question here, which is why is Donald Trump so uncomfortable with this? I'm not sure if you saw around one o' clock today when he was in the Oval Office with nbs, Mary Bruce of ABC asked him a simple question, asked it in a perfectly polite way. Why don't you just release the Epstein files yourself? Because he has the authority to do it. He doesn't need Congress's help. And instead of answering her question, he went on a multi minute diatribe about how he doesn't like her and how disgusting she is and how he doesn't like abc. It was a personal attack. It made not a lot of sense. And then he tried to deflect onto the Democrats, never answered the question about why he doesn't just release the files. Why is he so uncomfortable with this?
Tara Palmeri (1:45)
Well, first of all, I've worked with Mary Bruce at ABC and she is a stellar reporter and does not deserve that kind of abuse for asking questions which are her right as a journalist. And every person that is in that Oval Office is representing their constituent, representing the people. That is what the press does when they ask those questions. So he's actually attacking his own constituents when he attacks members of the press. Why is he afraid of the Epstein files? That is I think the question that has been lingering over this all along. That's extremely disturbing to me to learn that they are are already redacting these documents. I always thought that there would be strategic redactions even if the files were released at the end of the day. We have Pam Bondi, who will be overseeing this. She is basically just an avenger for President Trump. She went from saying, I have the Epstein list on my desk. That is something that she told Fox News to July a few months later, saying, there is no list, There are no third party perpetrators in the largest sex trafficking operation in history. And case closed, it's all done now. They've reopened the case, but to specifically target Democrats. And so I could see them saying, well, we reopened a case. These are sensitive case documents. We can't just hand them over. It's an ongoing investigation. Something that President Trump has used in the past in regard to his tax returns. I don't know if you remember that about the audit. He would always say, well, there's an audit, there's an audit. That's why I'm not releasing my tax returns. Could see something similar to that happening. But ultimately, we. We are at the discretion of a person who has already blatantly lied about this case, Pam Bondi, who takes her orders from President Trump, who has made it very clear he does not want these Epstein files released in their entirety.