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There is a headline today in the Daily BS. The
headline reads Trump Epstein supposed birthday letter reporter connected to
Hillary funded fusion GPS, Russia hoax. That's according to a report.
As you all know by now, the Wall Street Journal,
in their attempt to I guess, run a hit piece
on Donald Trump, released a report they said Donald Trump
penned a body letter for Jeffrey Epstein's fiftieth birthday party.
Democrats are salivating over this stuff going all over the place.
The journal sensationalized account claimed the letter baron Trump's name,
which was reviewed by The Wall Street Journal as body
like others in the album that they have.
Speaker 2: It's an album in another bomb album.
Speaker 7: And anyway, the reporter behind this, we're going to find
out something about. In order to do that, I rarely
use the words great and journalists next to each other,
but I'm going to do it today because we have
an amazingly great journalist with us to begin the program today.
She is, I guess, in what I would call the
elite League, and I mean that sincerely of American journalism.
She has worked for Congressional Quarterly, which if you are
in the business of news, you know that that's a
very very reliable, trustworthy publication.
Speaker 2: She spent three years with Roll Call.
Speaker 7: She has you've seen her work as an investigative reporter
with The Hill. She's been a correspondent with Washington Examiner,
Washington Free Beacon, and is a political correspondent for Real
Clear Politics. Her name is Susan Crabtree. I am delighted
to have Susan Crabtree with me right now.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon, Susan. How are you.
Speaker 8: I'm too and great. That is too kind, bo, too
kind of you, but I appreciate it very big in
life of your work as well, and I think my
dad would be ecstatic that I'm on with.
Speaker 2: You today, Oh lottatic, Thank you so much. Susan.
Speaker 7: You did what people in the media don't often do,
which is really dig four the story behind the story
and tell us what you have found out about this
story in the Wall Street Journal, the reporter and who
this is and the background.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so this reporter one of two of them, but
his name is Joe Palazolo. And he is a Wall
Street Journal illustrious career, and I was looking at it.
People last night on X were congratulating him, the sort
of nauseating congratulation from his colleagues at the Wall Street
Journal after he published this Epstein birthday letter allegedly from
Donald Trump, and didn't show many of the other letters
that were in that book that you're talking about that
Epstein received that day. So it was really taken out
of context because this was a roast for his fiftieth birthday.
But that particular reporter, Joe Palazzolo, stood out to me
that his bio says did he worked for Maine Justice.
Maine Justice. It was the only publication he previously worked for,
according to his bio. I've since learned that he worked
for the Baltimore Exammer, which is a very small defunct publication.
So Main Justice is a publication that Mary Jacobe used
to run and own and married. Jacoby is none other
than the wife of Glenn Simpson, who is this founder
and CEO of Fusion GPS, which produced the Steele dossier,
which we all know by now and your viewers are
well aware, was funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and
the Democratic National Committee, but through Perkins Cooy Law firm,
and so I just thought that that should be known.
They have this particular reporter got to start working for
the wife of the guy who put out the Steal
With dossier that was full of lives and salacious information.
Speaker 7: It is an amazing you have covered the politics and
life in Washington, d C. I suppose long enough to
understand that we are often surprised by the incestuous relationships
when and I'm speaking that way of course in terms
of the news. It comes out between the people behind
some of these stories and the political campaigns the opposition
in this case, Hillary Clinton's fingerprints have been on so
behind so many of the stories, and certainly this is
now being looked at. Let me ask you really quickly, Susan,
what do you think the impact of this entire Epstein
re emergence in the news.
Speaker 8: Is the impact of it? I think it's taking on
a life of its own. It's going to be hard
to get it to go away. So I am on
the record saying show not tell. They can't just say
it to the American people. There's nothing to see here, folks.
We need some evidence.
Speaker 9: To know what the situation really was and who was involved,
And no, I'm on the record saying that, and I'm
not partial.
Speaker 8: I've been critical of the White House and campaign recently.
I covered the Secret Service extensively, and I wrote a
story earlier this week being critical of the campaign for
pushing not to have the farm equipment blocking the ADR building.
And they may have had blood on their hands a
little bit too for the Butler Rally assassination attempts. So
I'm not you know, your shrinking by that kind of
play to one side kind of reporter. So I honestly
think that Epstein has the Epstein issue itself. I don't
know if I trust all the information that the FBI
and that DOJ was holding either. But I want to
see what I want to see these tor documents, that
the grand jury documents that are supposed to be being unsealed,
or that Pam Bondi requested to be unsealed. Yeah, I mean,
I think it's a huge impact, of course, in the
news cycle. Is it distracting from other things? Absolutely? Do
these girls deserve justice who were tortured and raped by
Epstein and powerful players in America and elsewhere. Yes, So yeah,
I'm I'm not biased in this regards.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I'm going so you have all sorts of
indicate news stories that have been out of their associated
press ran one earlier in the week that Trump's numbers,
that he's running into problems with his base on this,
and yet you have reporting to the contrary through polling
that his base is not abandoning him over these stories.
Do you take seriously, Susan, the notion that they're hiding
something here because Trump is involved? Is this just a
what do you think a wish campaign from his political opposition?
Speaker 2: Do you have any sense of that.
Speaker 8: I don't until we get the more information out. I
do think that they're the legacy media, including the Well
Street Journal and including these very reporters. Joe Palazzolo was
the one who wrote about the hush money case and
broke that story got a Heliz surprise for it. But
so much of the legacy media has been wrong on
was wrong on the Russia Gates story, and has been
wrong on so much regarding Trump. You just had Tulsea
Gabbard put out the Director of National Intelligence put out
a statement today saying there's going to be an investor
criminal investigation into everybody in the Obama administration. That was
part and parcel of that Russia hoax story that just
was so pernicious, And so, you know, I just think
that we need to go where the story. I always
try to take where the story leads, and I will
pull on that string and see where it leads me.
But you know, we shouldn't be I feel like this
particular story about the Wall Street Journal saying that they
there was this tawdry birthday letter from Donald Trump, he's
denying it. Where is the letter? That is not journalistic? Yeah,
Where's that's not journal normal, normal journalistic, investigative work. You
would need to show the subject who supposedly wrote the letter.
You would need to show it to that person. You
would need to have before I would write a story
include I would include the letter. You'd have to have
the exact letter, and I would talk to fifteen forensic
experts and you know, writing a professional handwriting an analysis
before I would go with anything like that. I just
think it's a really sensational story and it's either insane
or true. But where's the context with the other people
that wrote the similar body type letters to Epstein? You know,
where's Bill Clinton's letter? Where is Bill Gates's letter. Why
are we just focusing on Donald Trump's letter and taking
it if it is indeed his letter? You know, I'm
not I'm not supposed saying it is, because we've had
so much miscomplete disinformation. Speaking of disinformation, I don't like
that word, but we we did and terrible reporting, and
they just took it as God's truth. This terrible Steele
dotsier that had all kinds of salacious information in it.
And you know, Donald Trump had his home rated by
the FBI. They were going through Milania's underwear, I mean,
the things that this man went through. If that's the case,
if Jack Smith and the prosecutor and all these people
that wanted to get information on Donald Trump, if that,
if they knew, if this was out there, why hasn't
it come out yet? Why are during the campaign you
think they would have sat on this. I don't know.
I just I find I just am skeptical. I'm always
very skeptical when a reporter provides a story that does
not have include the very letter that they're writing about.
Speaker 7: And I read a report last night and I'm still
searching for accuracy on it. Is that the Wall Street
Journal admitted that they don't have the letter in their possession.
Do you know whether that's true or not.
Speaker 8: That's what they're saying, And to me, that's just journalistic malpractice.
They reviewed the letter, Okay, what does that mean? Did
somebody read it to you or did you see it yourself?
Did you have forensic experts go through it and verify
it that it is indeed Donald Trump? Because saving that
unless you have that, unless you know more information, it's
just another story that could be right, it could be wrong.
And I think that's not responsible journalism.
Speaker 2: Wow, amen to that.
Speaker 7: I'm going to invite you back again many times the advertay.
There are so many stories I want to talk with
you about, and more importantly, I want to talk with
you about journalism itself and where journalism is headed in
this age where you have more citizen and I'm saying
this in air quotes, citizen journalists whose stories blow up
sometimes without any without any cooperation whatsoever, where you have
a very different media landscape because of the influence of
social media, and of course you are a member of
the Washington journalist machine, and I just want to have
you back to speak about that, what it's like living
inside the Washington Journalist machine. So will you come back.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, I'd free to talk about it. I think it's
a lot of us don't like to consider ourselves part
of the machine. But we've witnessed a lot, and we
know where the bodies are buried, and we know how
swampy it is.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Susan, Thank you so much for joining us.
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let's hear, let's go. We barely have time for this anyway,
Brian Stelter on CNN Cut five, And this is about guests.
Speaker 2: Get guest gets you. Yeah, yeah, no.
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This dates back to the days of black and white television,
you know, back in the sixties. Congress solid value for
PBS and NPR, but no more. As a result of
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will suffer more than bigger stations. Right, Popular shows like
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without government handouts. So we got that from the recision bill,
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Speaker 11: So I'm in my beautiful city, LA and I have
friends texting me like all morning, my gardner didn't show up,
my housekeeper didn't show up. Oh my farmer's market was closed.
Everyone's scared. Well, this is not gonna just happen in LA.
And you one percenters that only voted for Trump because
of money. Guess what You're gonna have to do your
own dishes, or clean your own house, or mowing your
own lawn and all that wonderful produce, the organic produce
you'll get for your brunches at all gone. Yeah, you're
gonna actually have to do some work around your house.
Speaker 2: These pep are important.
Speaker 7: They're only important to clean up for your hot sweetie.
Speaker 2: Boy.
Speaker 7: The Democrats are mad, second time this has happened to him.
The first time it was another Republican, Abraham Lincoln freed them.
Now now some huh. I'll tell you these Democrats, how
long has this been going on? Since the Confederate days?
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 2: How long?
Speaker 7: Birthday to day? For Phil Harris with Ace? You know this,
This did not go to number one, but let me
tell you this song should have to me all the
marks of a number one song. Ace nineteen seventy four
was the year. How long has this been going on?
James Golding s neurly, that's is our in American media
seems forever with this Epstein story. You know, I cannot
wait until I speak with Princess Diana. I am missing
her so much, and Lady Benedict sent me via text.
A great point. Has the Wall Street Journal ever published
the diary entry from Joe Biden's daughter? Now, this diary
is her diary, There's no doubt about it. She admitted
it's her diary. Inside that diary is an admission that
she was uncomfortable taking showers with her daddy with Joe Biden.
She was weirded out, and who wouldn't be naked in
the shower with daddy Biden? Wall Street Journal ever run
that that diary? Did the mainstream press ever cover that? Instead?
Know what we get is this letter here's and then
we're gonna move on from this Epstein stuff. Epstein orders release,
I mean Trump, I'm sorry. Epstein ain't ordering nothing except
for some air conditioning, and he can't get it. Trump
orders release of unsealed Epstein grand jury testimony. Democrats want more.
I want to come back to that point. Chris Sozilla,
who's now over at News Nation formerly Washington Post then
formally CNN, says that Wall Street Journal Epstein's story is
actually a good thing for Donald Trump. His point reinforcing
him deeper with the Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House,
says Wall Street journalists literally making things up about Trump's
involvement with Jeffrey Epstein. Of course, I got another story
headlined about Scott Jennings and his terror down. Scott Jennings
is brilliant. I just love watching him set the entire
Abbey Show on fire, the clips that we get from it.
I cannot watch the Abbey Show, but and I continue
to ask, why isn't it Scott Jennings show featuring Abby
once in a while? Who can't stand to hear anything
the guy says because it makes so much sense. Newsweek
Today has a story that goes on and on and
on and on. Trump vows lawsuit over Epstein letter, demands
grand jury Filesberyally's live updates on and on the Wall
Street Journal of course, claiming Trump sent Epstein a risk
a birthday note blah blah blah. Trump has denied the authorship,
calls the letter fakes. He's vowing to sue News Corp
Rupert Murdoch. In a truth social post, Trump said Murdoch
would be compelled to testify if he sues. Calls the
whole outlet a pile of garbage, and of course Donald
Trump ordered Pam Bonnie to unseal grand jury transcripts if
they can. On and on it goes those of you
that listen. No, I really could care mostly less about
a lot less about this whole Epstein thing. But I
do want to come back to this point about the
Democrats all of a sudden they're on fire. Of all places,
PMS DNC had on what his face? Yeah, and why
let's just listen to it. Joe Scarborough of all people
who used to be a conservative, well claimed to be
a conservative back in the nineties, back in the Gungris stage.
But this is how that exchange went.
Speaker 2: Why is this important?
Speaker 12: Because the sexual abuse of young people and showldren is
a crisis throughout our society. There's, of course the church
scandal or many church scandals. There's what happened at Michigan State.
There's what happened at Ohio's state.
Speaker 13: Congressman gold have gotten that from twenty one to twenty
five when Democrats controlled the OJ, why it was a crisis.
Then it's a crisis now. Why didn't why didn't democrats
call far from twenty one to twenty five.
Speaker 12: So I mean you have to go back and look
specifically at particular prosecutorial decisions and what was taking place
in terms of the other cases. So I don't know,
we could try to reconstruct.
Speaker 7: Stop it right there, to stop it right there, rewind
it to the top.
Speaker 2: I just love this Scarborough.
Speaker 7: Scarborough hasn't rescue Well, there was a crisis, then, why
didn't you do anything about it? Let me try to
think of something? And then he just dutch the words
came out, but he didn't even he didn't know what
he was playing against Sam.
Speaker 12: Why is this important? Because the sexual abuse of young
people and children is a crisis throughout our society. There's,
of course, uh the church scandal or many church scandals.
There's what happened at Michigan State, There's what happened at
Ohio's state Congress.
Speaker 13: Have gotten that from twenty one to twenty five when
Democrats controlled the OJ Why it was a crisis. Then
it's a crisis now why didn't Why didn't democrats called
for from twenty one to twenty five?
Speaker 12: So I mean you have to go back and look
specifically at particular prostitutorial decisions, particularly what we was talking
of the other cases, so I don't know, we could
try to reconstruct.
Speaker 7: Okay, one of the other great moments of television. I
don't really watch this guy show either, but this one
was worth it. Cut number eleven peers and joy and
this thing went on and on this and if it
was a doozy, but this one segment was just wonderful.
Piers Morgan with another former PMS d n C host,
Debt Joy read.
Speaker 6: Do you know how many people Barack Obama deported in
our years? I'm sure you're gonna tell me, well, what
do you guess?
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know, and don't care.
Speaker 6: You don't know, and you don't care.
Speaker 14: You just because you're trying to make the issue the joy.
Speaker 6: You just hit me joy joy. The point is joy.
Speaker 14: You just give him enjoy, not dress joy, women, joy,
baby babies, joy, enjoying joy. You've just given you it's
your main issue. You've just given me joy. You've just joy.
I'm trying to finish my sentence. You've just given me
a lengthy monologue attacking Donald Trump's the aggressive deportation policy.
And I've simply said to you, there was a Democrat,
a black Democrat, president of the United States for eight years.
Speaker 6: I'm simply asking, given that you're obviously all over every
detail of the Trump deportation policy, and given you on
the airways in America on a daily basis through Obama's tenure,
how many people did he deport in eight years?
Speaker 12: I do not know.
Speaker 2: You'll tell me.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm sure again it.
Speaker 2: Was probably more than a million people.
Speaker 6: I'm quite certain. I think each two millions. It was
three million, Okay, and your point pointing, are you as
shocked by that as you are claiming to be by Trump?
Speaker 8: It is not deportation of them?
Speaker 6: Wait a minute, the major.
Speaker 7: Oh delicious, delicious, delicious, my friends, once again, do you
love those pauses that happened?
Speaker 2: It was three million? Duh?
Speaker 7: What am I supposed to say? Okay, so that was
Piers Morgan and Joy Read. Let's move to the New
York City elections now, Elizabeth Warren and Kathy Hocheld. Let's
start cut sixteen jonas with Elizabeth Warren on this notion
that Mandami wants to put in socialist grocery stores in
New York and Senator Elizabeth Warren's take on that go ahead.
Speaker 15: He said, we've got a problem with entire food deserts
where people can't get access to grocery stores. Said, I'd
like to take a look at whether or not we
can have some kind of you know, like we do
on military basis. You have some kind of support from
the city government that says we're going to get some
food grocery stores in areas that right now are food deserts.
And by the way, it's a new and fresh plan
for New York City, but it's been tried in other
cities around the country and has had some real successes.
So what I hear Mom Dommy saying is I want
to try things to make it and work for working families,
and you know what, this is how democracy works. A
lot of people in New York City said that sounds
good to me. I'd rather try that than any of
the other alternatives available to me.
Speaker 2: I support that. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Now, Elizabeth Warren is claiming that these socialist model grocery
stores are in other cities, name one, namely one place
where the federal where the state government city goes, has
come in and started grocery stores to try to knock
out private sector grocery stores. Making my guess, I'm saying
maybe I'm I will be proven wrong, but I want
to see the proof of this.
Speaker 2: I searched.
Speaker 7: I couldn't find any model for city run grocery stores
that have been successful, and where else has this been tried. Meanwhile,
you have the governor who, by the way, has not
endorsed this guy, Mom Donnie Kathy Hokeel, and she has
a take on why that campaign is on fire in
New York. This is New York's Governor Kathy Hochel seventeen Jonas.
Speaker 16: I think Mandamie tapped into something that is real and visceral,
like I'm not getting ahead, I'm working hard, I'm doing
the best I can, and I'm not living the American
dream and everything is so expensive. So I am aligned
with the issue of raising people's living income, making sure
that people have houses. That's the most expensive cost for
any family is their rent bill and the utility bills
associated with that. So I'm aggressively trying to build more housing.
I want partners who will do that with me and
break down all the barriers of people who just say,
not in my backyard. I'm sorry, you want to live
in a big city. There are wenty people in your
backyard and we have to be more expansive in this,
and what I've done is put five thousand dollars back
in families pockets with my budgets, so trying to offset
some of this feeling anxiety that people aren't listening to me.
So we're doing what we can. But then and again,
we have to deal with everything going up because of
the tariffs. I mean, let's talk about that.
Speaker 2: I mean that's we have.
Speaker 16: Inflation that drove up the cost of everything. Families can't
get their head above water, and now we have the
Trump tariff taxes raising the cost of everything. A pair
of sneakers for a child this fall, their mom's going
to have to pony up more than forty four percent
more than last year to buy a pair of sneakers.
This is hard on families. So I'm focused on this.
Affordability is not something that I just woke up to.
Speaker 4: It is something I've.
Speaker 16: Been fighting for for years, and we're making a little
difference for people, but they just feel like they're not
getting ahead. And I understand that.
Speaker 7: Well, First of all, this insane notion of Kathy Hokl
blaming the inaffordability of living on tariffs, how long has
Donald Trump been enough? How long have these tariffs been going?
New York has been unaffordable for a lot of New
York residents for decades? And why is it unaffordable? It
is unaffordable because of the billions of dollars that Democrats
like Kathy Hochel spend on non citizens. Is one reason
it is not affordable for some people, because it is
an unsafe place to live. When somewhere is unplaced and
is unsafe to live, the insurance to just run of
business dealing with the crime issues are horrific. And you
can go through the biggest reason and of all the
high taxes and wasteful spending of Democrats in New York
that have been part of the New York mentality for
over one hundred years. So give me a break. Everything
Democrats do, harry, whether it's with Kathy Hoko, whether it's
a point the finger elsewhere, ignore how your own policies
have caused devastation, economic devastation, and in some case physical
devastation ever since Democrats took over the leadership in these cities,
whether it's New York, whether it's la wherever it is.
You look at almost every major blue city in America
and what do you see disaster? And that is not
the fault of tariffs. James Golden Snerley. We'll be coming
back and try to wrap things up on this the
first fastest hour in American media.
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Speaker 7: Oh my goodness. Nineteen eighty two was the year this
number one on the country album charts. But it's a
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Speaker 12: Middle class violent prisoners, It could hold it could hold
illegal aliens, it could hold anything.
Speaker 16: This is a terrific facility, needs a lot of work.
Speaker 2: But no one has been known.
Speaker 12: To escape from Alcatraz and survive.
Speaker 7: Really, we know three people escape, we don't know if
they survived or no.
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Speaker 7: And you think liberals are upset with Alligator Alcatraz, if
they can bring West Coast Alcatraz back along with Alligator
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six covered by so many artists. Yes, my friends, James
Goldin is thurly with us. We have so much to
this customer. I hope you're here with us, Princess. I
will be in the house looking forward to catching up
with her and of course America's small catheinated Mom, Ronda
Shrock and Lizzie.
Speaker 2: I cannot wait to get Princess. I just be ready.
Speaker 7: I know that this Epstein story is not like high
on your list of really important stories, but I have
to have your take on this whole thing, partially because
I'm so fed up with it.
Speaker 2: I mean, how many times do we have.
Speaker 7: To go through these fakes, these new stories where they're
trying to pin something on Donald Trump. It's not a
real story when in fact, so many things are happening
that are so consequential, including by the way.
Speaker 2: This Recision Bill. How many years.
Speaker 7: And decades have conservatives in America been complaining gnashing their
teeth whining about PBS and NPR. Here we are and
it's gone, at least temporarily. And what are we talking about? Epstein, Epstein, abstence. Anyway,
we gotta go. May God bless him protect each and
every single one of you, my friends, your families, and
your loved ones. Love and gratitude for your being here
with me and allowing me to be with you, God willing,
we are back in the morning and I cannot wait.
In the meantime, my friends, I bid.
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