Saagar Enjeti

You can argue about what he was doing.

He's working with them.

We even, as we published this week and you guys talked about, he's even wiring money to like an Israeli intelligence official.

like getting wire transfer data from Barack.

It's like, this could maybe work its way into the coverage at some point, but it feels like it's acceptable at this point for the media to just talk about the sex trafficking part of it, but they will not touch the rest of it.

Well, I just want to say like what we can expect to see out of these Epstein's disclosures for the next several decades are exactly what we saw this week.

20,000 emails here or there and you get pieces of a big puzzle.

You don't even know what the picture of the puzzle you're assembling is.

And so you just have this scattering of pieces, scraps.

It's exactly like what we've gotten in the John F. Kennedy assassination stuff.

It'll stretch into decades and you'll get really fascinating tidbits like that dog that hasn't barked yet is Trump.

And it'll be gesturing at something like fascinating, intriguing and important.

But there's no smoking gun the government is going to disclose to us.

We're not going to see it buried in 20,000 email dump from the estate.

Any smoking gun has probably been destroyed.

And they're certainly not going to put it in the 20,000 email dump randomly on one day from the estate.

But what we can do is see this picture.

emerging through literally only the drop site reporting of a sprawling intelligence operation.

So do I think the sex trafficking is real?

Yes.