jeffrey epstein, great.e on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: as we've explained many times on this show, there's one basic fundamental rule that explains politics. and it's this. maga politicians are weird. they are odd weirdos who do weird things and do weird [ bleep ] like showing up outside the trump trial in matching outfits or -- [ laughter ] live streaming their 80th birthday party on their weird internet show. "all right, rudy, time to open your present." "wow. just what i wanted, two-thirds of a pair of khakis." [ laughter ] like, in any other context outside politics, we would all universally recognize these people as weird. if you took marjorie taylor greene holding up one of her giant posters of hunter biden's [ bleep ] out of a congressional hearing and put her in, say, times square -- [ laughter ] even maga supporters would cross to the other side of the street to get away. [ light laughter ] and by the way, i don't mean to denigrate all types of weird. art

he is in the epstein files.y like, "look, there's gonna be a lot of phony stuff in there. names, pictures, my dna. you can't believe any of it." he's obviously not worried about protecting other people. this is the same guy who said obama was born in kenya and ted cruz's dad killed jfk. now all of a sudden, he's like, "look, if you put some inaccurate information out there, it could really destroy someone's reputation." we need to err on the side of caution." besides, it doesn't even matter. you don't need to ask trump to declassify anything. he's just going to leave it at a buffet table at mar-a-lago. all right, let's move on to tech news. because the greatest website in the world is about to get even better. >> x, the website formerly known as twitter, is now embracing its new moniker in a way that we have not seen before, officially allowing x-rated content on the site. as of today, users may share consensually produced and distributed adult nudity or sexual behavior. in other words, porn is now officially al

the case of investment banker jeffrey epstein, who created an entire industry of debauchery involvingt. probably the most dangerous for those involved in trying to remain in the shadows, many of those with whom epstein was friends are still alive and are still incredibly influential, like bill clinton, this portrait of him in a blue dress and heels hung in epstein’s mansion, in manhattan. the last point is particularly interesting, i would like to see this, i think many americans would like to see this, it seems like a campaign promise. there are dozens of questions, almost no answers, guests. other injuries that are more common in no, but there are multiple neck fractures and murder by strangulation, not suicide, which jeffrey epstein's brother, mark, does not believe in. after the autopsy, i realized it was not suicide, and then i started receiving death threats, but they tried to connect me with... a person living now who would need protection in the kennedy assassination case. november sixty-three. information must be fully disclosed. 98% materials. commission at oren, it was she

>> i don't know about epstein as much as the others. >> 9/11. jfk. i'm with you. jeffrey epstein? donald trump be circumspect about exposing secrets of the sex trafficker. which elite friends even participated in his illegal activities? convict a sex offender jeffrey epstein considered the missing link in all sorts of wild conspiracy theories about the secret walls of child abusers and killers around the world. who you can see here, joking and ogling women at a party in 1992 with the local financier named donald trump. i have known jeff for 15 years. terrific i trump once told new york magazine. he's fun to be with and says he likes beautiful women as much as i do and many of them are on the younger side. no doubt about it, jeffrey enjoys his social life. i can't for the life of me imagine why trump might want to pump the brakes on declassify just this one thing. >> would you declassify the epstein files? >> yet. i would. i guess i would. that less so because you do not know -- you don't want to affect people's lives if there's phony stuff. there's a lot of phony stuff with that w

jeffrey epstein, well.ld donald trump be so circumspect about exposing secrets of jeffrey epstein, a billionaire child sex trafficker who died in prison without revealing which of his well-connected friends know about and possibly participated in his activities? convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein who is considered the missing link in all sorts of wild conspiracy theories about secret cabals that run the world and who you can see here, joking and ogling women at a new york party in 1992 with a local financier named donald trump. i've known jeff for 15 years. terrific guy, trump once told new york magazine. he's a lot of fun to be with. he likes beautiful women as much as i do and many of them are on the younger side. no doubt about it, he enjoys his social life. i can't for the life of me imagine why trump might want to pump the brakes on the classifying this one thing. >> would you declassify the epstein files? >> yeah, i would. i guess i would. i think less so because you don't know. you don't want to

boris epstein. >> boris epstein also pleaded not guilty today in arizona. he's been by trump's side since his first presidential campaign in 2016, make america great again, even attending his criminal hush money trial in manhattan were trump was convicted last month. epstein is charged with nine counts related to election subversion efforts in arizona i'm happy to share all of the information about the overwhelming amount of fraud that happened in the 2020 election in arizona. epstein is accused of working alongside trump's former attorney, rudy giuliani to implement this scheme, to submit fake elector votes for trump in arizona. >> do you have any regrets about what you did in arizona after the election? >> oh, my goodness. no. >> why not? very, very proud of it. >> giuliani was in arizona last week to post bond after an arraignment by telephone in may i admit a complete embarrassed to the american legal but i just saw a tendency not to comply according to the arizona indictment giuliani spread false claims of election fraud, pressure local officials to ch

the case of investment banker jeffrey epstein, who created an entire industry of depravity, involving minors, the most recent and probably the most dangerous for those involved in trying to remain in the shadows . many of those with whom i drove. which are more often typical for murder with multiple neck fractures and other injuries, by strangulation, and not for suicide, there are no recordings from surveillance cameras, but there is one that jeffrey epstein’s brother, mark, does not believe. after the autopsy, i realized that this was not suicide, and then i myself began to receive death threats; they tried to connect me with my brother’s activities. unlimited powers, always remaining behind the scenes, it seems more than once. then, of course, they won’t find any evidence in the archives, and tucker clearly asked about this not by chance; he recently hinted that they could deal with trump in a similar way. if much of the cia's work is to eliminate foreign leaders, as they will soon begin to do here in the united states, this does not seem unlikely. probably 61 years ago they tried

but also the epstein thing i do not know whose jet you are on. phrased strange if you ask me in these years if i knew the guy let's just say you don't know more you do know him. >> i have more questions. yes to come on the show you will do the panel. and you know where i live going home from there every night. up nex wealth-changing question -- are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? high taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax-optimized portfolio. at creative planning, our money managers and specialists work together to make sure your portfolio and wealth are managed in a tax-efficient manner. it's what you keep that really matters. why not give your wealth a second look? book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. creative planning -- a richer way to wealth. scout is protected by simparica trio and he's in it to win it! simparica trio is the first chew with triple protection. whoa fleas! and ticks! (♪) intestinal worms! whoa! heartworm disease! no problem with simparica trio! this drug class has been a

but also the epstein thing i do not know whose jet you are on.ng trip to africa. it's phrased strange if you ask me in these years if i knew the guy let's just say you don't know more you do know him. >> i have more questions. yes to come on the show you will do the panel. and you know where i live going home from there every night. up next star wharfs the fans at the new woke spinoff. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening co

. >> would you declassify the epstein files? >> i would, i guess i would, less so, you don't want to affect people's lives if it is phony stuff in there. it is a lot of phony stuff with that world. i think i would. >> former president donovan schultz revealing he would declassify a lot of stuff.

epstein is he's appeared alongside him in his new york trial. the two men reportedly still speak regularly or jessica schneider has more now on the charges in arizona jenna ellis, former trump campaign attorney jenna ellis, pleading not guilty via video and arizona state court, just the latest former trump ally to be arraigned after an april indictment accusing 18 defendants of attempting to prevent the lawful transfer of the presidency of the united states, keeping president donald j. >> trump in office against the will of arizona's voters yes, your honor. >> boris epstein bores epstein also pleaded not guilty today in arizona. >> he's been by trump's side since its first president central campaign in 2016, make america great again, even attending his criminal hush money trial in manhattan, where trump was convicted last month, epstein is charged with nine counts related to election subversion efforts in arizona. >> i'm happy to share all of it. the information about the overwhelming amount of fraud that happened in the 2020 election in arizona

i asked him if he would, you know, declassify jfk, epstein and, and the 9/11 if files, and he said, yeah. pete: yeah. i mean, it was interesting, a couple of places you heard it there, that's a tough question, what do you do with doj, what do i do with an attorney general. revenge -- he said, yes, revenge will be my success, i believe that -- will: success will be my revenge. pete: but it's difficult. what does that a really look like? if i don't know. i thought your questions about the lock her up and, hey, it's one thing the say it, but another to do it. and then we got even into the military, and he talked about the defeat of isis and what it takes to untie the hands of fighters and get the woke out of

jeffrey epstein. yeah. he's a, you know , epstein. yeah. you know, i mean, if you're going to talk, i mean, if you're going to talk, i mean, if you're going to talk, i mean, if you're going to talk paedophiles, i think, you know, you don't get the michael jackson or jeffrey epstein level, in the uk, which is not capable of producing cool people like that. >> yeah, yeah . >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> i mean, i don't want to get involved in this because i don't know what i'm going to say. i'm going to try and say anything to just to be funny. and that could get me in trouble. but it says at 302 out of a possible 1400 recommendations over the period, which is 1967, to now. yeah, yeah. which is 1967, to now. yeah, yeah . 302, which i calculated to yeah. 302, which i calculated to be around about the 20% mark. just over. that is not any. there's still 20% of them. yeah but that's a vast majority. just to point out to the independent who've probably got no diane abbott to write this or something, but . something, but. >> well, that's a differ

he was indicted in cases where epstein was a witness.lked to a former trump attorney, tim parlatore. what did he have to say? i know he and we should note that he and boris are not exactly the best of friends. did parlatore have any insight or explanation for that? >> sure. i mean, what he said was that he didn't think that he was qualified for this position and that he was puzzled by this dramatic increase in payments. other other people we talked to said something similar what the campaign said is that his responsibilities simply increased. but when we delved into that claim and asked, did the number of hours he's working increase what they said was that everyone's already working 24/7 and they were not really able to provide any detail secondly, we see that he is still doing work for other campaigns he's taken on a new position completely outside of politics. so his attention is divided and yet again there was this dramatic increase in payments from the campaign to his company propublica got to cease and desist letter from trump's att

epstein's accomplice, gelaine maxwell, is now serving a twenty-year sentence; he himself did not liveer was found hanged in a cell at a new york detention center. the official version was thrown onto a rope from the top tier of the bed, there are no recordings from surveillance cameras, but there are multiple neck fractures and other injuries, which are more common. characteristic of murder by strangulation, not suicide, which jeffrey epstein's brother, mark, does not believe in. after the autopsy, i realized that this was not suicide, and then i myself began to receive death threats, me tried to connect it with his brother’s activities. unlimited forces, always remaining behind the scenes, seem to have manifested themselves more than once in the kennedy assassination case. over the past 60 years, dozens have grown around shots in dallas. the conspiracy of many appears to have been deliberately helped to grow in order to misdirect public opinion. everyone wants to know about the behind-the-scenes conspiracies and what lies behind them. this is especially true for kennedy. no, there is

yeah. >> what about the epstein piece ?e you interested in that, or are you more interested in the fact that he is more interested in piers morgan asking these personal questiones ? that was that i would i says, money do you got that private? then he says, where do you live? that's that's ridiculous. i had to give it to you, buddy. >> and actually, how much money do you get? yeah, it is true. how much money? how many? go bill also, jim, if he does go do it regular job, that doesn't really help with the millions of deb d helt that he's in. he can't go poor concrete cate of theck millions dollars that he's going to, you know? so i hope he does get another role. and i hope that hollywood can maybe right the wrongs of being likeand he can wro, well, he wad of these things. let's give him another shot. he's a good actod another yeah. >> you know, he was the of many jokes on this show. >> yeah. and what if we were all, like, wrong we were? yeah. bring him on. i'll apologize. yeah, we>> bring apologi bring . >> well, i know he wat

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island morgan curry. >> epstein from welcome back carter you weirdos. >> that's not fair grade it waspologize you know she's well past 17 they aren't going to let her on that island. >> i took as a complement. yeah, the severity to put her through that. >> 2 decades ago. [ bleeps ] you tyrus. the gloves are off. anyway that you're making a good point although they are ready for god. >> just people are happy on yachts do you buy this research elizabeth? >> you don't maybe it's because i've been depressed many places i've been depressed on a yacht quite a few times. >> well i don't really buy it it's weird i think the number is way too low the same time i'm joseph people interested in this my first day of my husband we went to mcdonald's so i could use that i guess. >> are you single cheat on your husband week. >> know it all worked out. >> all right you kids back off. tyrus is this just another name for the gold digging week. >> no because it's a name really unattractive women wrote this story okay. >> greg: what's the evidence. >> first of oh the talk about how they want to be swept o

>> yeah, i did a lot. >> would you declassify the epstein files?would, i guess i would, less so, you don't want to affect people's lives if it is phony stuff in there. it is a lot of phony stuff with that world. i think i would. >> former president donovan schultz revealing he would declassify a lot of stuff. joining me is, your name, will, rachel and pete? nice to meet you. were you surprised by that, rachel? >> rachel: yeah, actually. i loved them. i think a lot of young people like that answer. i think there is a lot of trust in government lost to covid, wars we should not have been in, iraq war, this war. people want to know what is going on behind the scenes and people have lost trust. positive thing for donovan schultz, he looks like an outsider who would do that. he is running against insiders. >> will: rachel asked that in terms of loss of institutional trust, would this e gain instit institutional trust? i think the public feels censored and by intelligence agencies and declassify ing thee could lead to trust. >> what does restoring trust

epstein or ms. maxwell, obviously, we had very active investigation related to both of them, whether it extends to other people, i'm not sure that is something that, on. >> a suit was filed yesterday against one of those prominent people by one of the young women trafficked, allegedly, said that he was part of the ring, it was on the front page, is with the new york times, wall street journal and we keep seeing article after article after article and we keep hearing about prominent person after prominent person after prominent person. i want to know if these prominent people are above the law and earned being investigated or is the fbi investigating? >> no one is above the law, number one. as to whether specific people are being investigated, that is not something, i'm sure you can appreciate, can engage on here. with the -- devoted significant resources to the investigation. >> it is it ongoing? >> i'm not sure there's anything i can share with you on that, but if we can get back to you and provide

[applause] jeffrey epstein. all of his friends are here.mp did attend court yesterday, and yet again did some very echoey complaining about the prosecutor. >> he came from biden. and i don't know if it's biden 'cause i don't think biden has any idea what the hell's happening. but it's from the fascists that circle in the oval office, they circle the resolute desk. the beautiful resolute desk that's being stinked up. [laughter] >> stephen: stirring words. it reminds me of that sign on harry truman's desk: "the stank start here." the former president also whined about colombian-born judge juan merchan. >> the judge hates donald trump. just take a look. take a look at him. take a look at where he comes from. >> stephen: "they don't make good judges in colombia. colombia should stick to what they're known for -- fleece jackets and affordable raincoats. i deserve a judge from one of the good countries like patagonia or northface." earlier this week, trump's social media account put out a bit of disturbing content, it was a campaign video with a

i did a lot of it. >> declassify the epstein files? >> yeah, yeah i would.the aliens right now? that's what i want to me. stuart: me too. congressman adam schiff thinks they should go after the biden campaign for the hunter biden. >> they're leaning forward and his competitor is a convicted felon and you can only imagine if the situation was reversed and they'd be going after joe biden with a vengeance. stuart: the gentleman on the right hand side is joe concha and democrats want biden to make trump's conviction a top election issue. do voters care, joe? >> to answer yuri colins question, i think deputies are panicking and not being able to beat trump at ballot box and 81-year-old version of joe biden that's clearly lost the fast ball if he even had a knuckle ball at any point. the solution was to go in 2024. but this convicted felon label will have as much impact as calling trump an impeached president in other words not much at all if any because if we're talking about not a felony where it's assault and battery or kidnapping or murder but falsifying a bus

devil, and after that the guitar always sounded, explain these are all flights, so to speak, to the epsteination, yes, of course. well, it’s so clear, here’s how to put it, what happened next is that this same one, as it were , salemovo, he is for the administration, for this one , which was then called, that means, the most qualified administration of adults, he came up with this very system of summits and system of further relationships, where did the democracy summit go, as i’ll say now , two have passed, the third won’t happen, everything, well, everything, it all fell apart, everything fell apart, you see, everything fell apart, which means it was invented how, we let's convene a summit of democracies, a climate summit, then it was also planned, that means, accordingly, a summit on the indo-pacific region, then there was no ukraine yet, so the idea was like this, and what was the idea, we are all those who, therefore, are ready to be friends with us, let's call it democracy. a significant part of the countries, let’s say that they were so far candidates and, as it were , members of the

. >> would you declassify epstein file. >> yeah i would. >> declassify jeffrey epstein files in the restose. >> the last one is extra. i would like to see that i think a lot of americans would like to see that it sounds like a campaign promise from the former president possible future president. he also says a lot of things and if he wins election maybe some of the processes under promises get massage because that's what political figures do is not unique to donald trump those are in treating questions and interesting answers. >> everybody wants to learn about the conspiracies behind the scenes of what's behind them. >> especially jfk there's not one adult that's alive now that needs to be protected when john f. kennedy was shot november 63 that the minimum should be let out completely. >> you don't indict donald trump for that, where was donald trump in 1963. i'm just asking questions. >> what about the moon landing a lot of people want to know about that too. >> i doubt, it happened, it's over. >> for the record i also believe it landed on the moon. >> i do to. anita: good discussion.

jeffrey epstein is a blow to the elite of the democratic party, it is known that the banker organizedere lgor and... bill wedge and many still famous and influential democrats, but that's it the assassination of kennedy is another attempt by trump to hedge his bets, not in vain, probably the other day, and just after the announcement of the verdict, tucker carlson said that they will not stop trump with the verdict, so they can try to remove him, as they did with kennedy, i agree with the same john kennedy's nephew, robert kennedy jr. current presidential candidate, independent rival to trump, the verdict will still fall on the democrats, every time trump was indicted, his ratings grew, his popularity increased, i think democrats understand that they have a candidate who cannot win fairly at the polls, so they are trying to win in the courts, as i said, the verdict by judge juann merchin should be ready by july 11th, and already july 14th. here's the problem: after the jury delivered their verdict in new york, even more in the american press they started talking about the anxiety of v

epstein or ms. very active investigation related to both of them but whether it extends to people much about something i can comment on. >> a suit was filed yesterday against one of those prominent people by one of the young trafficked allegedly. so he said he was part of the ring on the front page new york times wall street journal and we keep seeing article after article after article and we ■á keep hearing about prominent person after prominent person after prominent person i just want to know if these prominent people are he fbi investigated? >> no one is above the law. as to whether specific people are being investigated that's not something i was you can appreciate i can comment on here. >> is it ongoing? >> let me see if we can get back to you and provide. >>. >> these allegations in this lawsuit. >> i haven't seen it. is the fbi can investigate that. >> i would like to know. >> is the fbi still investigating this or are these prominent people æ >> i'm not sure i can tell you whether or not

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then details emerged about the case of the late jeffrey epstein with his scandalous island of depravityan a year or two he had been organizing secret parties with orgies for the so-called world elite. he started touching me aggressively, this quickly escalated into an attempt rape. epstein brought batches of fourteen-year-old teenagers and young women to the island for bored rich people. among his regular guests were prince andrew, bill gates, michael jackson and hundreds of other world-famous politicians, oligarchs, hollywood stars and show business representatives. we know they mention bill clinton 50 times, 50. who's behind this, who are they, who 's covering this up, these human traffickers, because it was an international sex trafficking ring that trafficked hundreds of children and young women, thousands. judging by the kind of financial, so to speak, scope this had, and judging by this, it means. stein , in general, does not know where he got all this money from, that is, most likely this was an operation of the special services, that is, he was as a performer. donald trump has b

. >> epstein is still an advisor. for donald trump in the 2024 campaign, or outside of the campaign, coordinating legal counsel for various cases. epstein pleading not guilty rounds out all 18 individuals or codefendants from that indictment stemming from the attorney general's investigation into the fake collector scheme. the one interesting person, general malaise, also pled not guilty. after she pled not guilty to her georgia indictment, she was suspended, her law license in colorado. per her agreement she struck with the colorado court did she issued an apology like she did in georgia. saying that she regretted representing donald trump. ultimately she asked for an apology for the fraud conspiracy theories which she said she did not know the basis of. the question, whether the prosecutors will offer plea agreements from the attorney general's office. they could. will they begin to try to get cooperators like, ellis? will she change her plea to a guilty and will they move they course? >> great to see you all. thank

jeffrey epstein is a blow to the democratic party elite.t the banker hosted pedophile parties on his island. among the guests were lohr, bill clinton, and many others. trump must be confirmed as the party's candidate. evil tongues are already saying that it was not in vain that this date of july 11 was chosen, it was chosen specifically to prevent the republicans from coming to their senses, but the republicans promise to close ranks, not to hesitate, they are already sure that everything will happen on july 14. the way they plan. donald trump himself demonstrates confidence, he does not sit still, for example, he went to a fighting tournament, well , it is clear that this is also a message to his opponents, that the gloves have been dropped, and he ready to go to the end. of course, the word battle itself should probably be used in an allegorical sense, but that’s the problem. after the jury delivered their verdict in new york, even more in the american press they started talking about the anxiety of voters in relation to the future, it is

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rachel: would you declassify the epstein the files? >> yeah. yeah, i would. pete: attorney general.untry. people's faith in the system is9 shattered, i mean, absolutely shattered. >> it should be. pete: so who do you choose? do you have a name that's top on your -- >> i do have a couple and one many particular. i made a lot of good choices. i got that one wrong. i was very loyal to one because he was the first senator to endorse me. as soon as conflict came up, he ran for the hills. and, actually, the second one, he ran for the hills. when he heard he was going to be impeached, he was, like, a different person. had to get rid of him. and i would say that was the one thing -- one of the truly important positions is attorney general. and i was very disappointedded at both of those attorney generals. jeff sessions was finish you know, continue blame myself too much. he was -- i don't blame myself too much. he was some position in alabama, and he wanted to be so bad. and he was the first senator to endorse me. and, again, i was sort of a civilian, i didn't have a lot of people, i didn't

richard epstein is the lawrence, a tisch professor of law at new york university, a senior lecturer at university of chicago and a senior fellow at stanford's hoover institution. his countless writings include simple rules for a complex world an liberal constitution. before him, we'll hear from professor deirdre mccloskey. she holds the cato institute's isaiah berlin, chair of liberal thought. she's a distinguished pross emerita of economics and of history at the university of illinois at chicago. her myriad books include the bourgeois virtues, ethics for an age of commerce and i think most recently, why liberalism works. how true liberal values produce a freer, more equal, prosperous world for all. but first, we'll hear from christopher demuth. chris is the heritage foundation's distinguished fellow in american thought and heritage's b, kenneth simon center for american studies. but in this building, we think of him first and foremost as president of aei from 1986 to 2008, following his public service in the reagan and nixon administrations. every day on my way into the building, i tu

. >> reporter: epstein listened to a voice mail her sister received. >> this is what you study for. best-girl magic. >> reporter: the encouraging message from stranger moving over a million viewers to tears. comments praising this woman for bringing so much compassion to a seemingly-simple task. calling her an angel on earth and hype girl. but also setting out to find the mystery motivator, only known as tameka. >> people were really adamant about finding her. someone drove to a testing center and sent me messages. >> reporter: flooded with messages that claim to have found tameka, but then it really happened. >> we have found tameka. >> reporter: the pair spoke on the phone. so we thought it would be nice for them to see each other. tameka, what went through your mind? >> i thought they was lying. >> reporter: what is it like seeing each other now? >> that's, she got no choice but to be my friend. we talk almost avenevery day? >> reporter: really? >> yeah, we chat in the morning and throughout the day and talk about the comments people leaving. >> reporter: today, tameka is a manag

that is, it's so ironic that allan dose you it's someone who was like a vip, the gas don epstein island who had as his defense, that he kept his underwear on while receiving a massage from one of apps. dean's young leaders in fan is any top flight billy lawyer or crescent in your country. uh you can probably do something i've seen connection. he doesn't want to defend junior designs, but this video, there's so many people i would just, i guess i find it ironic that that darcia, which is at the center of accusing a mosse of sexual violence, given his, his own checkered history. and the allegations made against him by virginia do for a, and it always just seems like there's so much there while he did not utilize all of that. but regardless of the fact that you and this we came out with the, you know, the human rights council report came out with the, in the in fan is a kind of exaggeration of the raisins was a bit too late. some would to so might say, what about the video that was screen was in the whitehouse premises for the student government office. yeah, i see you're trying to move aw

like: "i'm sick and tired of my mother[bleep] husband on jeffrey epstein's mother[bleep] plane!" yes. now that hillary would be at the end of her second term right now. but democrats only talk authentically when it slips out. in fact, dems had a viral moment in the house recently. it started with marjorie taylor greene doing what she does best, but it ended with a democrat, representative jasmine crockett, finally clapping back. >> a late night committee meeting devolved into chaos, with members hurling insults at each other. it quickly escalated into a heated back and forth after republican marjorie taylor greene mocked democrat jasmine crockett's eyelashes. >> i think your fake eyelashes are messing up what you're reading. >> hold on, hold on. >> crockett later fired back with her own personal insults as chairman james comer struggled to regain order. >> i'm just curious if someone on this committee then starts talking about somebody's bleach blonde, bad built, butch body. that would not be engaging in personalities, correct? >> a what now? >> [laughs] a what now? that would be

the crazy politicians will be ranting about space lasers and the serious politicians will be on the epstein> ronny: makes sense to me! josh johnson, everyone! when we come back, we have a special interview with nathan wade, you don't want to miss it! [cheers and applause] ( ♪♪ ) woman: skating is my life and falling is a part of skating. there's a story behind every mark. movement leaves marks. your antiperspirant shouldn't. degree ultraclear. nonstop protection against white marks. ♪ i wanna rock n' roll all night ♪ ♪ and party everyday ♪ ♪ i wanna rock n' roll ♪ applebee's late night because half off is just more fun. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome back to "the daily show"! by now we are all familiar with nathan wade, the special prosecutor on the trumpet election interference case. he had to step down when it was revealed he had a secret relationship with the district attorney fani willis. >> ronny: lots of people have been wondering how they could be so reckless with such an important trial. we had our friend marlon wayans sent his fri

got fraud, sexual assault, infidelity, tax evasion, bankruptcies, impeachments, he hung out with epsteino be like, "hold on, hold on, j.d. vance got a parking ticket in 1994? i can't be associated with a man like that." i will say, i am impressed with the diversity in this list. i mean, three black guys! although, it's less impressive when you consider trump thinks all of them are herman cain. although, you may have noticed one name who isn't on the list, is kristi noem, which has to be pretty upsetting for her. although, i'm sure she'll be fine, once she lets off some steam at the firing range. [audience reacts] meanwhile, big news today about a top figure from trump's previous campaign: steve bannon is officially going to prison next month for refusing to testify before the january 6 committee. [cheers and applause] luckily, prison won't be a big change for him, because he already smells like a pack of cigarettes that was smuggled in someone's ass. i mean, this dude doesn't look like he's going into prison, he looks like he just escaped. tell me this guy didn't just crawl through a 500

epstein getting laid away.t's the old louis schaefer that was actually the fat louis schaefer . oh, yeah. fat louis schaefer. oh, yeah. >> well, no wonder you were stuck in the bars. that's why you lost weight. is it because you lost weight. is it because you had to try and get out there? >> the hair is. this is ten. that's ten years ago. probably. >> well, let's crack into the papers. and louis, the sunday telegraph, a tory supporting newspaper, attacks labour by pointing out that they'll do exactly what the tories will do . exactly what the tories will do. >> yeah. this is i don't really understand this. basically it says labour will press ahead with tory stealth taxes, says shadow minister. so the shadow minister, this guy named i don't pay minister, this guy named i don't pay attention to these people because they're all appointed jonathan reynolds, he says. he says we're just going to keep in place with the tories were doing which and the tories were about to raise taxes . so don't get mad to raise taxes.