Tim Miller

And I know so many of you, I've heard from you with emails over the weekend.

The Grateful Dead was essential to much of the music that changed my life.

I think there are others who are much better suited to offer credible tributes to Bobby.

So I'll just leave y'all with a little bit of his music and may the four winds blow him safely home.

We'll see you back here tomorrow for another edition of the Bulwark Podcast.

Peace.

J.D.

Vance is subhuman?

Hey everybody, with all of this Epstein stuff that's been coming out over the holidays, it's been kind of tough to process everything and like understand what's really going on.

And I assume for some of y'all, like you've been relatively new to the story and not been following it minute by minute over the past decade.

And so it's a little bit head swirling.

So I wanted to bring on Julie Brown, who has been covering the Epstein case for

from the jump, having written the critical story that led to his second indictment.

And so I want to grab her to talk about these recent files, but also just kind of take the lens back for everybody and kind of rewind back to that period from 2015, 16, 17, 18, when

the attention started to come back on to Epstein.

He had been first, he was first in front of some of the 90s, and then he first got that sweetheart deal and the aughts, and then the story comes back into focus thanks to Julie Brown and the teens.

So I wanted to kind of start there and give everybody a little bit of a timeline, a little bit longer lens perspective on this, and then we get into the news as well.

So

So much has been happening for Julie.

She's so busy right now.