Mary Margaret Olihan

I grew up watching it.

But at the Kennedy Center, it was really well done.

It's tons of families, tons of kids, tons of older individuals that had gone to see.

It was just a really great experience.

And, you know, we hear all the time about all the developments coming up.

So I only see good things happening over there.

And I, for one, am delighted to have the national anthem before performances.

And I love to hear it.

Well, Democrats don't talk to media that they don't view as spawning over them.

So we have not a lot of chances to talk to them.

But what I can say is many of them are starting to be a little nervous after pushing so, so, so hard to get these files.

I mean, look, we saw the president over and over say this is the Democrat hoax.

He got a lot of flack for that.

What the White House told me last week, and we did a big story on this, is that he was never saying the files didn't exist because anyone with a brain knows that they do.

But what he was saying is that the Democrat interest in the files was the hoax.

And, you know, obviously he did not want them released.

He made that very clear.

But I think it is an interesting point to look at the fact that Democrats really, truly were not interested in Epstein or the files until this became a thing, until they viewed it as a weakness for the president.

And now and I know you've talked about this and Vince has talked about this.

There's a lot of stuff coming out in the files showing that there were Democrats and high profile left leaning journalists and people on the left who were mentioned in the files and who actually had cozier relationships with Epstein than they're trying to say that Trump and other figures on the right had.