Emily Jashinsky

You can see he's not a random acquaintance.

He's obviously a friend.

And the birthday book note from Clinton largely undermined that as well, or went a long way, I think, towards emphasizing that.

Democrats are now saying that they are going to, Chuck Schumer, for example, is trying to push through a bill that would sue the Department of Justice for not releasing the files soon enough.

Ro Khanna, Democrat, and Thomas Massey, Republican, are drafting inherent contempt charges against Pam Bondi for, again, not dumping everything, because clearly,

Connor Massey, I think it's fair to call them, Epsteinologists, particularly Thomas Massey.

There are documents that they want to see that they haven't seen in this batch so far, and they're awaiting more and more.

There are pictures that went up, then were taken down.

Pictures, by the way, of Donald Trump that were up and then were taken down and then have put back up.

There was a very bizarre video just tonight that people found of, it looked like,

a weird reenactment of Jeffrey Epstein in his cell with a very strange timestamp.

It turns out this was a YouTube video, like a CGI video that got into the FBI files somehow.

many subplots playing out right now.

And just like with the JFK files and the MLK files, these have been out for 24, 48 hours, some of them very new, some of them a couple of days old.

And

putting together the pieces of this puzzle is going to take a long time and my position on this is no smoking gun will be released there will be guns that feel smokier than others but feel hotter than others maybe that's a better way to pull at that metaphor but

That doesn't mean the government is likely to actually even have some of these documents in its possession that would be incriminating, that would be a smoking gun proving definitively that Jeffrey Epstein was engaged in a sex trafficking ring to blackmail

one country in the past of another or vice versa.

It's very unlikely that anything to that degree ever comes out, just as with the JFK assassination, the files will trickle out over the course of decades.

And by the end of the government's ability to release anything else, we'll be left with a