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This is The Daily.
For the past two weeks,
President Trump has been trying and failing to get his base to stop talking about Jeffrey Epstein.
Today, my colleagues David Enrich and Sean McCreesh explain why MAGA won't let go of this scandal,
how the president misread his own base, and what all this shows about the limits of Trump's power.
It's Monday, July 21st.
David, we're in the middle of a crisis that the White House has so far been unable to control,
which is this growing anger over the administration's refusal to release the complete files in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
You're an investigative editor at The Times and you've been involved in some of the biggest investigations that The Times has done surrounding Epstein.
So we've come to you to understand why won't this go away?
This won't go away
because it involves a collection of some of the world's richest and most powerful people and institutions and a whole slew of unanswered questions.
So to just step back for a sec.