The Trump–Epstein Files Could Break the GOP | Steven Beschloss & Stuart Stevens
February 12, 2026
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as posted by the channelThe Epstein files are expanding — and the political consequences may be bigger than anyone expected.
From revelations about powerful elites to the implications for Trump and the Republican Party, this conversation explores whether we’ve reached a true breaking point. Can the GOP survive this? Can American institutions?
We also examine the midterm battlefield, the role of independent voters, and whether accountability is finally coming.
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