Emily Jashinsky

one million piece jigsaw puzzle, and the most important 10 pieces are always going to be missing.

They're just not going to be there.

And you will just be working really hard over many years to put these pieces together of the puzzle in a way that makes sense, but in a way that probably is unlikely to result in a full, complete picture at any time.

Now, there will be people who get implicated along the way,

And on the one hand, you see Democrats now laughably trying to turn the screws to Republicans and say and make this about Trump because it's a midterm year and the Epstein line is, you know, so long as it's not Trump.

like someone's entire campaign, it does matter to voters.

It's sort of a litmus test towards honesty, right?

Like does this person, is this person willing to say something crazy was happening?

And if the answer is no, then you look foolish because just about anybody with a brain checks out these files.

And even, you know, I know Matt Taibbi and Michael Tracy right now are doing some interesting work, not that I agree with all of it,

I may not even agree with most of it, to be honest, but they're doing some interesting work.

And Taibbi was on our show talking about how people need to pump the brakes and be careful not to fall for a Russia collusion narrative in the Epstein files.

Again, I don't know that I necessarily agree with that, but they are uncovering some really, I think, sloppy language.

I'm sure I've done it over the years, just kind of buying whole cloth stories about Epstein and others that, with more precise language, as Taibbi points out, are still weird as hell.

Right.

Like there's obviously weird stuff going on.

And so on that note, I'm going to put up here on the screen some of the pictures that I pulled out.

I did go through all 4000 of them.

And so I wanted to be able to just go through.

All right.