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The Jeffrey Epstein Special | Strategy Session
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July 17, 2025
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If you thought the Epstein story was over, think again.
On today’s Strategy Session, Rick Wilson and Stuart Stevens dig into the chaos tearing through MAGA World as the Epstein files keep making headlines. And as Lincoln Loyal paid subscribers, you’re the very first to see The Lincoln Project's new Epstein ad.
Rick makes it clear: He doesn’t care who’s on the list — Democrat, Republican, anyone — he just wants the facts out there.
But even some of the loudest Trumpers are backing down after clamoring for the Epstein list for years. Rick and Stuart get into Charlie Kirk’s heel turn today after one phone call from Trump. But the base is still in full meltdown mode over why Attorney General Pam Bondi is suddenly locking down the files after Trump promised to release them. And the FBI’s so-called “raw” Epstein prison footage is only fueling more questions than answers.
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