"ANGIE WONG: Really guys, we're going to recycle something that's been dead for so long, no one cares about this stuff, they care about, you know, real American voters, we care about affordability and other real things, not about Epstein. Yes, it's salacious, yes there's sex and girls and powerful politicians, but quite honestly, I don't care about it but now we have to flip the narrative because Democrats had a loss. I think this has been recycled too many times."
"KATE BOLDUAN: There is no evidence of that. We're not going to we are not seeing that. No, but that's what the emails have been talking about. That's what we'd been talking about all week. That's why he doesn't want to release the files. And to say that nobody cares is kind of absurd. If the president is a pedophile, we should know about it, and people would care about that."
Kate Bolduan intervened when Toure suggested President Donald Trump might be a pedophile, sparking protests from around the table. The exchange centered on renewed attention to Jeffrey Epstein and whether related claims matter to voters. Angie Wong dismissed the Epstein material as recycled and irrelevant to everyday voter concerns like affordability. Toure argued that allegations about the president would matter and pointed to emails and withheld files as fueling suspicion. Bolduan repeatedly stressed that there is no evidence supporting the pedophile claim and noted that demand for file release from Trump cabinet members complicates the issue.
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