Brett Meiselas

Be very careful.

The damage that's being done

to america internationally right now generationally both in terms of the state-sponsored terrorism and violence taking place in our country our attacks on nato our attacks on allies or former allies it is creating generational problems and as i mentioned earlier i had the opportunity to interview professor justin wolfers economist over at university of michigan and he and i were discussing

It's not just measuring the impact of what Trump's doing on our economy this quarter or next quarter.

It's focusing on the long-term damage to America's reputation and how America as a wealthy country, as a country that was the envy of the world economically,

now shrinks and shrivels away as other countries assert themself, as the BRICS block grows, as these other alliances, Canada and China, transatlantic and transpacific relationships grow.

Let's take a look at what Professor Wolfers had to say.

Let's play it.

Powerful stuff right there.

And we're going to bring on Professor Wolfers much more on the Midas Touch Network.

I've been speaking to him over the weekend about how we integrate him more into the Midas.

I know the Midas mighty love Professor Wolfers.

I've always been an admirer of his.

So as we expand our coverage, I want to be able to bring more economic data from the top economists in our country right now.

I'll bring this up and then Brett, you'll talk about Bovino, but very quickly, you had Bill Barr, former Attorney General, pen this op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, why Pam Bondi didn't publish all Epstein files in 30 days.

The answer is simple, it was not possible.

Then he goes on to say, House Democrats, added by a handful of misguided Republicans, forced the passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act in November.

The statute directed Pam Bondi to release the files within 30 days.

Then he goes on to say it was more than 5 million pages of material.

In linear feed, it's more than three times the height of the Washington Monument.