2025-11-15
30 分钟President Trump himself campaigned on releasing a lot of these files, right?
It's not just something from the Republican base.
And so a lot of the kind of anger and frustration on the Republican base to get these files out is
because they're saying,
Tartuffe, why did you not do what you said you were gonna do?
So this is kind of almost a sense of accountability on the president from his own base.
Is that the first mission of Tartuffe?
I mean, 100%.
Did you make a deal with someone where you were like, I'm going to get this word in somehow?
Yeah, I'm getting $50 after this now.
No, I'm just kidding.
From the Newsroom of the Washington Post, this is Post Report's weekly Politics Roundtable.
I'm Colby Egowitz.
It's Friday, November 14th.
Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein suggest that President Donald Trump may have known about his conduct with underage girls.
We're going to dig into what those emails say and how the White House has responded.
And then we'll discuss the end of the longest-ever federal government shutdown.
We'll talk about what both political parties learned from it and why Trump seemed to take a hands-off approach.
Back with me at the table is Dan Merica, co-anchor of our Politics newsletter, The Early Brief.
And we are thrilled to be joined by Dan's colleague and co-anchor, Matthew Choi.