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20:19Now PlayingJim Acosta joins Molly for a wide-ranging, sharply critical conversation that starts with jokes about “water pressure” and quickly turns to the administration’s approach to war, media access, and accountability. Acosta argues that recent Pentagon briefings have sidelined mainstream outlets in favor of friendly pro-MAGA media, warning that this undermines public understanding during potentially deadly conflicts and recalling lessons from his Iraq War reporting and the Abu Ghraib fallout. The discussion then pivots to whether military action is being used to distract from renewed scrutiny of the Epstein files, with both hosts questioning why figures like Donald and Melania Trump aren’t being targeted the way the Clintons are. They close by dissecting intense Senate questioning of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem over alleged corruption and spending, painting her as politically vulnerable as midterms approach and internal party pressure grows.
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