Liz Wheeler

I was, and thank you for having me this morning, Glenn. You know, people are very mad about what happened yesterday, and honestly, I don't blame them for being mad. I am also very mad about what happened yesterday because we all expected to get the dirtiest dirt that we have ever gotten, the corruption of the government, the Epstein files. We were promised this.

We expected this, and we didn't get it.

We expected this, and we didn't get it.

We expected this, and we didn't get it.

And when we didn't get it,

And when we didn't get it,

And when we didn't get it,

Well, let me get to that, because I think when I tell the narrative story, it will make clear we weren't actually at the White House for that purpose. The Epstein files is not why we were called in. We were called in to be given access to the most powerful people running our country.

Well, let me get to that, because I think when I tell the narrative story, it will make clear we weren't actually at the White House for that purpose. The Epstein files is not why we were called in. We were called in to be given access to the most powerful people running our country.

Well, let me get to that, because I think when I tell the narrative story, it will make clear we weren't actually at the White House for that purpose. The Epstein files is not why we were called in. We were called in to be given access to the most powerful people running our country.

We met with almost every cabinet secretary, with the vice president, with the president himself, with all of the staff. We were given access as new media figures to replace the legacy media who has lied to us and... um, demeaned us for all of these years, they are no longer going to be rewarded for doing that. So we were given the access to these people. Um, but again, let me tell the narrative.

We met with almost every cabinet secretary, with the vice president, with the president himself, with all of the staff. We were given access as new media figures to replace the legacy media who has lied to us and... um, demeaned us for all of these years, they are no longer going to be rewarded for doing that. So we were given the access to these people. Um, but again, let me tell the narrative.

We met with almost every cabinet secretary, with the vice president, with the president himself, with all of the staff. We were given access as new media figures to replace the legacy media who has lied to us and... um, demeaned us for all of these years, they are no longer going to be rewarded for doing that. So we were given the access to these people. Um, but again, let me tell the narrative.

I want to make sure that everyone knows what happened because, um, because people are angry and rightfully so, because they felt like they were subject to a bait and switch, which was not, was not the intention. I think on anyone's part, certainly not on my part. So we were invited to the white house and we were in meetings with all of these different cabinet officials, uh,

I want to make sure that everyone knows what happened because, um, because people are angry and rightfully so, because they felt like they were subject to a bait and switch, which was not, was not the intention. I think on anyone's part, certainly not on my part. So we were invited to the white house and we were in meetings with all of these different cabinet officials, uh,

I want to make sure that everyone knows what happened because, um, because people are angry and rightfully so, because they felt like they were subject to a bait and switch, which was not, was not the intention. I think on anyone's part, certainly not on my part. So we were invited to the white house and we were in meetings with all of these different cabinet officials, uh,

And Pam Bondi, the attorney general, comes into the room with Kash Patel, the FBI director, and they talk to us about what they've been doing. They give us some glimpses of what's happening behind the scenes. And Pam Bondi then brings a stack of these white binders, these infamous white binders that say Epstein filed phase one on them.

And Pam Bondi, the attorney general, comes into the room with Kash Patel, the FBI director, and they talk to us about what they've been doing. They give us some glimpses of what's happening behind the scenes. And Pam Bondi then brings a stack of these white binders, these infamous white binders that say Epstein filed phase one on them.

And Pam Bondi, the attorney general, comes into the room with Kash Patel, the FBI director, and they talk to us about what they've been doing. They give us some glimpses of what's happening behind the scenes. And Pam Bondi then brings a stack of these white binders, these infamous white binders that say Epstein filed phase one on them.

And when we saw these binders, of course, all of our jaws dropped. And we had the same assumption that this was going to be the juicy stuff. This was what we've been waiting for. And almost immediately, Pam Boddy says, wait a second, this is not juicy. You're not going to find in these binders what you think you're going to find in these binders. Let me explain.