Tim Miller

How you doing, sir?

That is to certain listeners taste though.

With the podcast numbers, it's like everything else.

It's revealed preference.

Yeah.

You know, I get many, I get emails from people saying, I wish you would do more David from style shows.

And then I have a historian on or something and you see the numbers go down and it's like, well, you know, I, it's, it's, I appreciate it though.

It's important to get some peas from time to time.

It can't be all fried chicken.

And let's start with Jeffrey Epstein.

How about that?

In this case, though, it certainly deserved.

The files are allegedly to be released today.

But just before we started taping, Todd Blanche told us that we're not going to see everything, which is not a surprise to me.

He said this on Fox.

I expect we're going to release several hundred thousand documents today, and those documents will come in all different forms.

Kyle Cheney has been following this closely, writes, the bottom line is the Trump administration is missing today's legal deadline to release the files.

Blanche says many will be released on a rolling basis over the next couple of weeks.

Curious what percentage of the total files hundreds of thousands is.

Yeah, on that many secrets, no mysteries point, that great New York Times story for folks who have the stomach for digging in by Nick Confessori, you know, in kind of the lead up to these files being released, they did a bunch of interviews with all the victims just trying to figure out like what really was the Trump association with Epstein.