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We’re Never Getting the Epstein Files, Are We?

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    Trump battles Bruce Springsteen.
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    Why are Republicans divided 
    over Trump’s big beautiful bill?
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    And the FBI says Epstein killed himself. And 
    who doesn’t trust the FBI?That and more on this  
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    week’s America Uncovered headlines.Welcome 
    to America Uncovered. I’m Chris Chappell. 
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    (shuffle papers)
    Last week, I talked about how…
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    California Governor and opponent of 
    buttoning the top button Gavin Newsom… 
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    called on cities in California 
    to ban homeless encampments.
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    Many criticized him, calling this move backwards, 
    saying it could dehumanize the homeless.
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    And, unfortunately, it turns out those critics 
    have already been proven correct. Because one  
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    business owner has resorted to the most 
    cruel means imaginable to remove them:
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    Blasting “Baby Shark” on repeat through 
    a speaker pointed at an encampment.
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    “Baby Shark, do do do do do do”
    “They played “Baby Shark” all night long.”
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    Are you happy, Newsom? This is on your 
    conscience. This song is the worst  
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    thing to be stuck in someone’s head besides 
    Newsom’s daily pound and a half of hair gel.
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    (shuffle papers)
    Speaking of controversial music,
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    Donald Trump went on a Truth Social 
    tirade against Beyonce for allegedly  
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    being paid millions of dollars to endorse Kamala 
    Harris during the 2024 presidential election.
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    He also attacked Bruce Springsteen, 
    asking what he got paid to perform  
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    at one of Harris’ campaign events. Trump 
    said he’d call for a major investigation,  
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    saying this could be considered 
    illegal campaign contributions. 
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    Although, considering how badly Harris lost 
    the election, it ultimately didn’t matter,  
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    as when it came to campaigning for 
    president, she clearly wasn’t born to run.
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    Trump and Springsteen have been engaged 
    in a war of words since Springsteen  
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    criticized Trump and his administration 
    onstage while performing internationally.
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    “A majority of our elected representatives 
    have failed to protect the American people  
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    from the abuses of an unfit 
    president and a rogue government.”
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    To be fair, he could have 
    just stopped after saying,  
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    “A majority of our elected representatives have 
    failed to protect the American people,” and he  
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    would have gotten overwhelming support 
    from all sorts of American citizens.
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    But now, instead, he’s facing 
    backlash from the right,  
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    threatening The Boss’ status as the 
    most beloved resident of New Jersey…
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    Outside of Chris Christie, America 
    Uncovered’s officially endorsed  
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    candidate for the next American 
    Pope. Do Popes have understudies?
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    (shuffle papers)
    Speaking of the Pope,
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    Vice President JD Vance hand 
    delivered Pope Leo XIV an  
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    invitation from President Trump to visit the US.
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    Vance — along with Secretary of State Marco 
    Rubio and a US delegation — were in the Vatican  
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    earlier this week ahead of diplomatic efforts 
    to gain a ceasefire in the Ukraine-Russia war.
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    Now, I assume you assume I’m going to make 
    a joke about Vance being at the Vatican in  
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    an attempt to kill his second Pope, but I’m 
    not. Because that’s not what’s happening here.
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    You can clearly see it in this footage. This  
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    invitation was given to the 
    Pope by an imposter Vance,
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    since we all know *this* is his 
    true form. Be careful, Pope,  
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    this unholy creature yearns 
    for another holy victim.
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    (shuffle papers)
    Speaking of places  
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    filled with unholy creatures: Walmart.
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    Walmart announced that while it would try 
    to keep its prices as low as possible,
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    it would have to raise some 
    due to Trump’s tariffs.
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    Trump took this announcement into consideration, 
    announcing he would reflect upon it in one of his  
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    daily transcendental meditation sessions 
    where he aligns his body and spirit and- 
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    Just kidding.
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    Trump said Walmart made billions of 
    dollars last year — far more than  
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    they expected — and that they should 
    eat the tariffs and not raise prices.
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    Home Depot, meanwhile, announced they 
    wouldn’t raise prices due to the tariffs,  
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    seemingly a dig at Walmart.
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    And if you need to do some digging of your own,
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    you know where to go to get…
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    an affordable shovel.
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    Just head to aisle 933. 
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    I think I may have missed my 
    calling as a marketing exec.
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    But surely a company as powerful as Walmart 
    won’t be bullied into- What’s that, Shelley?
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    US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says that  
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    Walmart will in fact “eat some of 
    the tariffs” after Trump’s demand…
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    And that CEO Doug McMillon told 
    him this in a personal call.
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    Although a spokesperson for Walmart said the 
    company wouldn’t comment on this phone call.
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    This situation is a bit confusing. Mostly 
    because a Republican president is telling a  
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    gigantic corporation not to raise prices and 
    hurt less economically advantaged consumers.
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    I can’t tell if this is Trump 
    trying to do what’s right,  
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    trying to cover for his mistakes, both, 
    or just his way of auditioning to join
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    Bernie Sanders and AOC on the 
    Fighting Oligarchy Tour. As  
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    long as Bruce Springsteen doesn’t show up.
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    (shuffle papers)
    Besides potentially  
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    fighting oligarchy, Trump is also looking 
    to fight potential threats to the US,
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    And, to that end, has unveiled plans 
    for what he’s calling The Golden  
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    Dome — a missile defense system that 
    could intercept missiles from space.
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    Trump says it would cost $175 billion dollars 
    and be operational within three years.
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    It’s similar in concept to Israel’s 
    Iron Dome – only Trumpier – which  
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    can shoot down anything fired at Israel…
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    Except, of course, criticism from its allies.
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    Trump’s Golden Dome idea has 
    received sharp criticism…
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    From China, with Beijing saying this 
    could turn space into a warzone.
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    Yeah! How dare the US defend themselves. They 
    should just let China conquer not only the world,  
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    but the whole universe. And China wants 
    that because in space… no one can hear 
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    The people you’re ethnically cleansing scream.
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    (shuffle papers)
    And after the break,  
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    another day, another California 
    story that’ll make you facepalm.
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    Welcome back.
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    (shuffle papers)
    It’s time for another edition of
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    Really, California? Really?
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    The Olympics are coming to Los Angeles in 2028.
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    Residents of LA are already dreading this,  
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    as it’s going to make the already 
    terrible traffic even…more terrible-er.
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    But to help, LA28 — the committee in charge 
    of planning the events — has partnered with  
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    Archer Aviation to hopefully 
    provide air taxis that would  
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    offer transportation from one Olympic 
    venue to another throughout the city.
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    I say “hopefully” because air taxis were 
    supposed to debut at the 2024 Olympics in  
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    Paris, but they weren’t certified by 
    Europe's air safety agency in time.
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    Personally, I think this is disgusting.
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    Not because of environmental 
    reasons or because it’s catering  
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    to the wealthy while the ever-worsening 
    homeless problem is… ever-worsening-er.
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    No, I’m disgusted that they’re not 
    calling this aerial taxi service an
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    Air Lyft. It was *right* there!
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    (shuffle papers)
    Slovenian police are  
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    investigating the disappearance of a bronze statue  
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    of First Lady Melania Trump that was 
    sawed off and taken from her hometown.
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    With this statue gone, that leaves 
    only two of her horcruxes left:
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    Fake Melania,
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    and that giant hat she wore at 
    the inauguration that made her  
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    look like she was trying to murder Roger Rabbit,
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    Which is reportedly on Fake Melania. Probably 
    shouldn’t keep two horcruxes in one location.
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    (shuffle papers)
    Speaking of things that are big and  
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    beautiful: Trump’s spending and border security 
    package, known as One Big, Beautiful Bill.
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    Not to be mistaken with the 6’2” 
    Bill Pullman, who’s another big,  
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    beautiful Bill. And, like Trump, was once a 
    president that fought against invading aliens.
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    Last weekend, the House Budget Committee advanced  
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    the latest version of the bill to 
    the House with a vote of 17-16.
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    And yes, members of Congress actually 
    worked over the weekend. But don’t worry,  
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    just because they put in some extra 
    work doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll  
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    break Congress’ streak of accomplishing nothing.
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    Because the bill had several sticking 
    points for many Republicans. 
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    Speaker of the House Mike Johnson met 
    with Republicans on the committee and  
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    made some — as for now — publicly 
    undisclosed changes. However,  
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    four Republicans in the committee 
    weren’t satisfied and voted “present.”
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    One of the sticking points is that they feel 
    it doesn’t do enough to cut the deficit.
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    Another is cuts and work requirements 
    added to Medicaid. Many Republicans  
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    wanted these to be implemented 
    sooner to help curb spending.
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    After some last minute changes to the over 
    1,000 page bill, the House passed it. It  
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    will now be sent to the Senate, where Senate 
    Republicans say they will make even more changes.
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    So it’s not guaranteed to pass 
    there by any stretch. Like I said,  
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    Congress’ streak of accomplishing 
    nothing might be secure.
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    While many are worried about what’s in the bill,  
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    many people are also excited about the prospect 
    of no longer paying taxes on tips and overtime.
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    So this bill has everyone mad, sad, 
    and excited at the same time. It’s  
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    like Cats all over again. Although, 
    considering the bill’s simultaneously  
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    in a state of being passed and not 
    being passed, I guess it’s more 
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    like Schrödinger’s Cats.
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    (shuffle papers)
    Speaking of things that  
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    are controversial and people want to know the 
    details of what’s in them: the Epstein files.
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    Back in February, Attorney General Pam Bondi 
    demanded the full Epstein files from the FBI.
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    The FBI reportedly asked agents to prioritize 
    the documents and to limit redactions.
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    And Bondi said what she received was 
    pretty sick, and they’d be released soon.
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    “I think tomorrow, Jesse — breaking news 
    right now — you’re gonna see some Epstein  
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    information being released.” 
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    And it was! Though people who had been 
    starving for this for years weren’t satiated,  
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    since they were served a big 
    plate full of nothing burgers.
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    Right-wing influencers were invited to 
    the White House and were given binders  
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    described as “Epstein Files: 
    Phase 1.” They didn’t know  
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    they would receive these… and reportedly 
    neither did senior White House officials.
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    This would be like Biden finally declassifying 
    everything the government knew about aliens  
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    but only sharing it with Mr. Beast. 
    What would President Pullman think?
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    Worse yet, there was little new info in them.  
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    Bondi said precautions needed to 
    be made to protect the victims.
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    That was several months ago now. And, so far,  
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    here’s all we’ve seen from 
    the Epstein Files: Phase 2:
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    Yeah, this is the most overhyped and disappointing 
    phase since Marvel’s multiverse saga.
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    Frustration over these delays are bipartisan,  
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    with demands for Bondi to release 
    the promised files coming from…
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    both Democrat…
    and Republican lawmakers. 
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    But this week, we finally — 
    finally! — got some new information!
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    When FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino and Director  
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    Kash Patel say they concluded that 
    Epstein… *did*?... kill himself?
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    “You know a suicide when you see 
    one, and that’s what that was.” 
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    “He killed himself. You, again, you want me 
    to get- I’ve seen the whole file. He killed  
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    himself.”
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    Well, if anyone would know 
    anything about seeing things,  
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    it’s certainly Kash “Hasn’t Blinked 
    Since Three Jokers Ago” Patel
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    So while Patel says he’s seen it, it’s looking 
    less and less likely as the weeks and months  
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    drag on with no release that we’ll ever 
    see the full, unredacted Epstein files.
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    I would never advocate torture. But clearly,  
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    something needs to be done to aggressively 
    motivate them to uphold their promise.  
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    Which is why I think that until the Epstein 
    files are released, the FBI offices should
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    blast “Baby Shark” on repeat. Do, do, 
    do, do, do, do the right thing, fellas.
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    (shuffle papers)
    And before you go,  
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    be sure to check out this other episode of 
    America Uncovered recommended by the algorithm.  
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    One day the robots will enslave us, 
    but now they’re just making friendly  
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    suggestions. So let’s appreciate 
    this delicate peace while it lasts.
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    And as always, support America 
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    Once again, I’m Chris Chappell. Thank 
    you for watching America Uncovered.
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We’re Never Getting the Epstein Files, Are We?
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