Jessica Tarlov

What is the mood, I guess, across Europe in terms of what's going on now with foreign policy and maybe hope for the future?

Yeah, it is incredible that the Russian list of demands has not changed at all over the course of the four years, but we keep pretending as if they're giving something, or at least the Republican Party does.

I definitely want to get to what you were talking about in terms of our elections, but

Before I move kind of the global stage, I'm sure you saw that former Prince Andrew was arrested in the U.K.

over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

King Charles, supportive of the action, saying that the law must take its course.

We've heard from Robert Garcia, the ranking member, Democratic ranking member on Oversight, saying now it's time for the United States to end this White House cover up.

This is another issue that Donald Trump does not want to talk about.

You saw Pam Bondi last week stonewalling left, right and center, you know, Dow 50,000.

And one of the more embarrassing moments, I think.

But this is really an issue about the survivors.

And this is an issue about a class and a bipartisan point, right?

A class of people who don't seem to be being held responsible for abominable crimes.

Do you think that we will see more Epstein files, that there will be any justice for these survivors at some point?

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's always what I'm thinking.

Why would you put it in ink?

Is the expectation if we win the House in November that there will be more to come on this?

Because it does feel like we've hit a moment where they're just going to stonewall the release of these files, at least until elections or until they don't have control anymore.