Tim Miller

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One example of where Republicans in the Senate could do that, how about this for a transition, is Todd Blanche is being officially put forth as the permanent attorney general, which means I have to go through a confirmation hearing, which I expected this year for reasons we've discussed before, which is that

You know, on the one hand, you could have kept him as acting into next year, but then he's not confirmable.

Basically, the options for Trump was to try to confirm him this year when they have a Senate majority that's big enough to potentially do it or going to do a musical chairs of acting attorneys general for the rest of the term.

And they seem to be going through the formal route, which I guess is not nothing.

You wrote about the upcoming confirmation and how Democrats should think about that.

So talk about your newsletter this morning.

Then there are a couple other elements that I think are worth getting into.

Mr. Hernandez Romero or whatever?

Mr. Ebrego Garcia?

Yeah.

Mr. Epstein.

I like the honorific point, but I think your most important observation there is about how it's prospective, right?

Is that with Mr. Blanche in charge of the Department of Justice, the Epstein cover will continue.

And I don't imagine that he has a great answer for that.

He can do the same gish galop nonsense about the past and what happened and why they were delaying and why they were reviewing documents.