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This is The Opinions, a show that brings you a mix of voices from New York Times opinion. You've heard the news. Here's what to make of it.
I'm Michelle Cottle. I cover national politics for Times Opinion. And I'm back this week with my usual partners in crime, the fabulous columnists, Jamel Bowie and David French. Guys, how you doing?
Doing well, Michelle.
Doing okay. That's not very convincing, Jamel. Why only okay? Do I want to know? Or are we going to come back to that?
I'm just tired of being in hotel rooms, as viewers may have noticed.
Yeah.
You know, you're the hardest working man in opinion. This week, I feel that we need to dig in once again to the Epstein files. 23,000 of them. I assume that both of you have read them all, every single word?
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