. >> jeffrey epstein number one. defended people in that case. two, he did donate to jeb bush's presidential campaign in particular. that situation. the other thing to keep in mind, too, is when you look at this whole investigation on what went on there, the whole thing with secrecy. the judge has a warrant -- signs a warrant and says go in. we know how it works. no other side to say excuse me, i don't think there is a lot of there there. a judge counting on the f.b.i. not to waste his time. even though it happened with the russian investigation and carter page. they lied, got their warrant, went to town. destroyed people's lives and put people in jail and curtailed or ham strung the presidency for the last 18 months. they go in there. we just don't know the answers. what were you looking for? was it archives? were you on a fishing expedition to bolster the department of justice case against the president that would stop him from running. >> harris: could you trust them if they told you? i would want to see the documents at this point. i don't kn

epstein or any of these powerful people who get away with terrible things for a long time. when it finally all comes out, there is a natural reaction of how they could get away with it for so long. the answer a lot of the time is they surround themselves with these people who are these kinds of ostensibly respectable service providers. private investigators, and consultants for higher. -- hire. it was unpleasant getting two years of legal threats, i could tell you some stories. there was the episode i talk about what we had somebody sticking out my house and they have never confirmed that was them. it was the only project i was working on at the time. all of that was unpleasant but it was important for me to tell the story because the truth is they have been doing that for 20 years. part of the reason they got out why they got away with it for as long as they did. >> i wonder, how do you make people talk to you? do you pay them? >> i am not allowed to pay people. if you were a sociologist you could pay people for interviews and that is ethically permissible. in journalism,

no, it was not murdering jeffrey epstein. [laughter] >> you said that got siesta thing you've ever done is stay in your marriage. >> not right for everybody. kind of like jamie's comedy. also get a sneak peek of hillary trying to be fun with kim kardashian for they went head-to-head in a legal quiz much like a white house run, hillary lost at that too. >> it was heartbreaking. i was also really intrigued by how well she did. i wanted to, you know, put the spotlight on her. >> she has to work on her reaction time. >> dana: we tried contacting kim for a comment but she mysteriously vanished without a trace. we are going to keep trying though. it's a little mysterious prekat, would you consider yourself a gutsy woman? >> if that's the scale... i'm like, she better not say that the jane goodall, who i love. i love jane goodall. i left my whole life behind to live a chimpanzees because that's what i wanted to do. she's like, i stayed with a guy who cheated on me a lot. one of those is gutsier then the other. i do not get how it's

presidential bid to before becoming at it, he represented employees of the late convicted pedophile, jeffrey epstein in connection with a sex trafficking investigation to once more, attorneys for the former president say they were not allowed in the room as fbi agents made at mar-a-lago. pleasant. >> i can tell you that he was not only working with them, he was cooperating, there was nothing to hide, and he was working in tandem, allow them into mar-a-lago at the point is they went in when he wasn't even there in the dollars attorneys to leave. they couldn't even be on premises. >> we've also learned that some materials the fbi reportedly confiscated included letters from kim jong un, and former president obama. a birthday dinner menu and a cocktail napkin. "new york post" columnist miranda devine report's agent even searched through trump's wardrobe. despite award. >> as someone who is in the world that they brought has said that it only -- it confined itself to presidential records and classified information, so you know, they were told that those boxes were in that store at you. they'd al

well, magistrate judge rinehart, who it is always worth remembering represented jeffrey epstein gave the

he left that office to go work for none other than jeffrey epstein. >> he worked for people who worked for epstein. pilots, may be a fight as tendons. >> harris: just a quick thoughts on the date, november 8th, at all of this. >> i'm not sure. i don't know. i wish i could say. but i think the ag has to show the american people something and do it quickly paired one thing i would add to my defense but just three confirm this coming january that owned it over 615 boxes and mar-a-lago. and trump's defense at this point when he put out a statement yesterday about the cooperation that he had in the department of justice, and that was the case you would think they would still be working on handing over and talk and can possibly handing over more boxes. from mar-a-lago to a government investigation. >> harris: you asking the same thing i did this morning. why now? all right, we will move. up next trump coming out fighting, drops a major hint at a 2024 white house run. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at least 25% more cash th

with andrew, it sent him off the reservation and ended him in the tlols of jeffrey epstein. i think you're going to see in william and kate's era, i feel that the younger children are going to say, go forth, god be with you, don't feel you have to be royal in any way. it's for the heir. if they don't want to do it, we'll ask the next one. but i don't think you're going to have this imprisonment of the younger royals. at the same time, they have none of the perks or the income or the status. >> this is such a great book, such a great conversation. i could go on forever, but maybe the next book will be of charles, the man who would be king. tina brown, pleasure to have you on. >> thank you, fareed. >>> thanks to all of you for being a part of my program this week. i will see you next week. ♪ alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get betttter than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better. because the life enhancing innovations you've never even dreamed of? buick is dreaming of them every day. godaddy payments offe

by the way, once represented jeffrey epstein's employees as their attorney. i'm sure he's a man of great character. obviously, this was a fishing expedition in search of something, anything, now we are finding out that a trump alia, congressman scott. just had his phone seized by the fbi earlier today. again, no explanation whatsoever. we will have more on this and just a moment. after all, the doj and the fbi lies and all their conspiracy theories, their three-year long plus hoax, including fbi insurance insurance policy of peter strzok. they have now learned the loss of trust for you, we, we the american people. the deep state sadly is alive and well in this country and we are now witnessing a dark new chapter into the persecution of donald trump and sadly, the weaponization of our department of justice. now you may ask, why would anyone as a republican and conservative trust of the biden fbi in the biden doj? first, the same fbi, department of justice, same institutional people, they try to make a connection between trump tower and alfa bank, a major russi

with andrew it totally sent him off the reservation and ended up in the thrawls of jeffrey epstein. i think you're going to see in william and kate's era, i feel that the younger children are going to say, go forth, god be with you, don't feel you have to be royal in any way. it's for the heir. if they don't want to do it, we'll ask the next one. but i don't think you're going to have this imprisonment of the younger royals where their fate is to be as behaved as perfectly as the monarch, but at the same time, have none of the, frankly, the perks or the income or the status. >> this is such a great book, such a great conversation. i could go on forever, but maybe the next book will be of charles, the man who would be king. tina brown, pleasure to have you on. >> thank you, fareed. >>> thanks to all of you for being a part of my program this week. i will see you next week. there's a perfect plate for everyone. great value for all your favorites only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fi

epstein, and repeated donations to trump adverse areas. and republican members of the house oversight committee are demanding answers about the role the national archives played in the search saying, quote, the fbi and nara's behavior towards president trump deserves an explanation. the seeming weaponization of the federal government against president biden's political rivals cannot go unchecked. and, guys, the lawmakers are demanding a briefing on the fbi's raid by wednesday. carley, todd. >> carley: all right brooke singman live for us. thank you brooke >> let's bring in jemele jaffer law clerk to score justice neil gorsuch and founder and director of the national security institute. good morning to you. there have been so many accusations that this raid was politically motivated. are you priced that merrick garland or christopher wray haven't come out and defended themselves? >> i think they're in a tough position. obviously there's an ongoing grand jury proceeding. the justice department and everyone involved in the grand jury proceedi

it's a step away from that jeffrey epstein kind of world to be totally honest. is not living in new york city don't go to nightclubs. there's been a few different moments i've watch these groups. under age. clearly young women walking with the guy with the party promoter and the wealthy guys kind of joint. it's also celebrity men there's this whole kind of market arouns this. lyas an unknown model you don't get paid but they essentially host a dinner. if you are a working model in l.a. you're not making that much money, you are hungry straight up. you go to the things they know what you're doing and the whole vibe is eat whatever you want, drink whatever you want. and so a lot of models go because they want a free meal. then they get a little drunk and they are invited to the club ant that is when these wealthy men i come into play. so had experiences with that. i felt extremely uncomfortable as someone who is always very liked clear transactions and those were not very clear. and the other part of that essay is an experience i had with an ndout fugitive joe low

us magistrate bruce reinhard oft jeffrey epstein fame ordered doj lawyers to propose redactions to certain sections of the underlying affidavit, which then will most likelyap be released to the public perhaps late next week. now various media organizations had petitioned the court to m make public the full affidavit without any redactions. but of course the doj opposed the affidavits release making these broad claimsg thaten releasing even limited parts of the affidavit could create dangers for witnesses or chill future cooperation and also reveal key investigative methods and for obvious dramatic effect, they threw in reference to nationaley d secury implications that are at stake. none of that, however, seemsiv compelling given what's at stake here. ub the public's right to know,lo along with the need to address public skepticism about this case weighed in favor of releasing the entire affidavit ,no question, and doing it immediately. and not just the affidavit, the security footage at mar a lago that was subpoenaed as well. we want to see that dragging this through the midterms with dri

ic she lookske so much healthier before she killed jeffreyed epstein but serious play. where is joe when it comes to china? what the ? joe na na. n' look,t look, i .dy i can't tell that lady what to dodo. i didn't want her to go . but the do you ever try to telld an old lady what to do then do the opposite. so i said go ahead, go to taiwan. i don't oh i'm a little afraid of her anyway. i'm more afraid of nancy thane the chinese. i mean did you see when she ripped up that state ofio the union address? come on .n i said that's when disney roared. you stay out of her way, joe . is he broad? can you say that? probably not. put me back in the basement so trump was the danger? i don'tth think so. unlike pelosi, he didn't go to an adversary to stick a thumb in their eye. he went there, you know, to see what happens. i want to see what happens. we'rewe w in very close contact. we have come certainly a long way, at least rhetorically with north korea. but we'll see what happens. that would be a great thing for the world, a great thing. for the world. so we'll see how it all come

the winners, the michael filkins, ivan postfix, jeffrey epstein's. the winners are not necessarily look good. if the people who wind up paying for those are not that message was wrapped up in the least and we may regret losing that in a dog eat dog world. there's one more factor. monuments like the statue change. i know that sounds strange because monuments made of bran or bronze or physical material and they don't grow and they don't eat and we wonder what will be changed. what i know i change his monuments like stature enrichment or other places, you put up memorials and here is the white supremacy messages got attached. the sectors were there to remind people what the confederacy was. over time as generations past, statues change. they begin as foils and as generations past, they decline into monuments. the statue became a remembrance of the chapter in richmond history. more generations past and the monument declines further simply a marker. they look up and say hi to robert e lee, some history dude. in fact, for become almost literally markers fo

epstein side in the famous underage case that judge that judge allowed the fbi to seize virtually every piece of paperee in donald trump's house, whether or not it had ever been classified. they took roger stone's clemency order, for example, that have been on the front page of "the washington post". so it was therefore probablyy a secret. apparently the feds even walkede off with donald trump's passports, preventing him from leaving the country. so whatever else this raid was ,this raid was not about the presidential records act. that explanation is absurd. it's almost as ridiculous as the claim that the white house knew nothing about the raid before it happened. right. please, if they're going to lie to us , they ought to try a little harder. so what was this raid about? well, we're keeping track. here's the second explanation. they gave me now with donald trump suddenly when we're talking about the possibility of nuclear weapons, classified documents about highest classified status being stolen from the white housese and taken to more largo. just a reminder of why the justice departm

i think that's actually a picture of jeffrey epstein with somebody putting his hatei on there. i'm guessing it might be hisn plain. e, who knows? i'll let you i'll let you determine that in the morning. we'll be watching. brian , thank you.. welcome to "hannity". we have a lot coming up

it's funny, but it's pretty dark and you know, it's it's a step away from the jeffrey epstein kind of world to be totally honest and as as now living in new york city, i see i don't really go to nightclubs, but there's been a different few different moments where i've watched these like groups of very underage. very clearly very young women walk in with like one guy who's the party promoter and then you know the wealthy guys kind of join and it's related. also, there's celebrity men. there's this whole kind of market around this and you know as an unknown model you don't get paid, but they essentially host a dinner. so if you're you know a working model in la you're not making that much money you're hungry straight up and you go to these things and they know what they're doing. they're like come to nobu and you know, the whole vibe is like eat whatever you want drink whatever you want and so a lot of models go because they just want meal and then they get a little drunk and then they're invited to the club and that's sort of like when these wealthy men come into play so i had experien

epsteins. the winners are not necessarily the good. and the people who wind up paying for those deeds are not necessarily bad. that message was wrapped up in the lee statues too. and we may regret that in a dog-eat-dog world. there's one more factor. monuments like the lee statue change. i know that sounds strange because monuments made of granite, bronze are physical and material. and they don't grow when they don't eat and we wonder what you mean by changed. would i mean by changes this. when monuments like the least at you in charlottesville or other places were put up, they serve as memorials. and here is where the might supremacy's supremacy messages got attached. the statues are there to remind people of what the confederacy was. over time, though, as generations past, statues change. they begin as memorials. but as generations pass, they decline into monuments. the least that you became a remembrance of a chapter in richmond's history. more generations past and the monument declines stil

they're superimposing jeffrey epstein's face -- or his face on jeffrey epstein's body. it is, again -- there are a lot of people out there who want to see this federal judge killed. there are a lot of people out there that want to see these fbi agents killed. at least it certainly looks that way. >> yeah. a huge rise of threats against law enforcement, fbi in particular, in recent weeks. the incident in the office in cincinnati a few days ago underscoring that danger. you're right, whether it was trump personally or someone close to him, they're the ones who had a copy of that document. they're the ones who put it out to a friendly right-wing media source and then promoted it on truth social. trump's fingerprints all over this. it does, it has put a target on the backs of two officers who were simply doing their jobs. again, for a party that has -- the republican party, who long tried to tout its support of law enforcement, boy, this is sure not doing that. let's remember, of course, this comes on a year-and-a-half after january 6th, where capitol police officers were a

epstein. >> bill: phil keating in mar-a-lago. back to you as we get more news from there. >> dana: the white house says it was not given advance warning about the raid on mar-a-lago. jacqui heinrich has reaction from washington good morning. >> good morning. amid claims that this raid had political motivations, a biden white house official tells fox nobody here got a heads-up on it. they say in a statement we did not have notice of the reported action and would refer you to the justice department for any additional information. fox has told merrick garland was aware of the raid. unclear if he gave the final safe-off. christopher wray was aware and carried out by d.c. f.b.i. agents. president trump called it an attack by radical left democrats who don't want him to run for president in 2024. hillary clinton deleted emails and nothing has happened to hold her accountable. pelosi said the bar for this raid is very high. >> to have a visit like that and have a warrant, you need justification. no one is approve the law, not even a for

fox news goes on and puts up an image of him superimposed on jeffrey epstein's body. very responsible, for sure. there is a lot of bad stuff happening. they are focused on another element of that that these sbi agents went into mar-a-lago. they are trying to figure out who they are and you what potentially? >> yes, right now they are trying to find -- leaked by some member of trump's camp. that is what happened here but it was unredacted in includes some fbi agents names. they do not think that is enough in these forms. we are targeting those people. they want to find out all of it. to sign off on this thing. at the end of the day did not believe it is darlin' because everything has to be the opposite. once they find out who they are they want to find out and put them on helicopter rides. >> they are searching for the fbi agents who went into mar-a- lago. >> they said they want to throw him out of the helicopter, by the hundreds, at sometimes. that is the worry here. yesterday, this is not hypothetical. yesterday a man in ohio into the fbi office, had his very stupid

we remember when abc news had the goods on jeffrey epstein of the story got and for whatever reason stelter's show wouldn't talk about it very much. he largely focused on this network and donald trump, and then when trump left basically it was all about fox news. it's like pepsi talking about coke and horrible coke is. after a while it becomes predictable. it's like what we see in professional sports, when a general manager comes in and the team is en masse a losing streak and is a laughing stock in the division it currently resides in, and circumstances that one would call an unhappy ending, when they are the faces of a network along with chris cuomo who is also gone, and don lemon, who may be gone soon, those of the types of changes, if they want to say we want to go back to reporting it away from all the provocative opinion, get rid of the provocative opinions and you're on your way, and that appears to be what they're doing right now, at least for now. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> thank you guys. good to see you, enjoy your friday and your 90 degrees. i know he says he likes the sout