Jessica Tarlov

So you say, I don't do due diligence on everybody whose house I go to for a dinner party.

I totally get that.

But I would put money on the fact that you haven't gone...

to a convicted sex traffickers house for dinner.

You even turn down invites for me.

Impediment.

You're so right.

I mean, the American people are wanting to be mobilized

they are willing and able, but need direction.

And that's the question that we're asking basically every Democrat that we interview, right?

Or even the Republicans that are showing backbone against Trump, like the Thomas Massys of the world and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who's obviously not serving anymore, but is, you know, now in full pushback mode that, you know, you have these

moral soldiers ready, but they need to be pointed in a certain direction.

And hearing from the president, I have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein.

Frankly, the DOJ, I think, should just say we have other things to do.

And then I don't know if you saw that Todd Blanche, the deputy AG, was on with Laura Ingraham last night on Monday night, and he said it's not a crime to party with Jeffrey Epstein.

Well, actually, yeah.

It might be.

It might be because he was doing crimes.

And if you were doing what he was doing, then you deserve to rot in a prison cell.

And also consider the fact that Todd Blanche was the guy who went and interviewed Galene Maxwell and put her in that cushy prison.