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In the news this week, court system attempts to stop Trump's agenda.

Jaws 50th anniversary re release earns over 15 million at the box office.

Youngest Democrat in the House celebrates a birthday blow it out.

On Amber Scene tonight, he's a journalist and author whose new book, Dirtbag Billionaire is all about how the founder of Patagonia gave away his fortune.

It's like Willy Wonka but with more pup tents.

And joining Michael, they're a comedian, actor and writer whose new Netflix thriller Wayward premieres this month, which I don't think is a spoiler.

Now for the biggest stories of the week, Michael and May.

And you're getting a plane trip with money.

It was looking so promising right up until the point where there was a manila envelope.

And I suspect this has to do with Jeffrey Epstein.

Like, there's one birthday that Trump found a lot more exciting than his own.

There's nothing more reassuring than just seeing a president sleep during explosions.

Earlier this week, White House Press secretary Caroline Levitt, whose husband is 32 years older than her, which is not related to the story.

Levitt denied that President Trump ever signed a raunchy 50th birthday card for convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The card is actually really more of a book of notes from Jeffrey's friends.

And it features a drawing of an armless woman with a text that says, we have certain things in common, Jeffrey.

And may every day be another wonderful secret.

And I just wanna know, where in Hallmark do you get that card?

There's a Valentine's Day birthday for the pedophile in your life.

You don't think R. Kelly was perusing a Hallmark store?

Every time we thr talk about Epstein, y' all bring up that one.

Press Secretary Levitt says that the Donald Trump signature at the bottom of the page isn't really Trump's signature.

Let's see Trump's actual Signature on the left and on the right.

That is Trump's supposed signature from the birthday card.

And now if you look at both with your eyes squinted, it still looks like a match in 3D.

Everybody is saying that those signatures match and that they're real.

The Republicans are saying that there's one more thing that they need to prove that the signature is real.

Photographic evidence that the men knew one another and were friends during this period.

It's easy to forget how much of this story happened in plain sight.

For example, let's take a look at this VH1 clip.

I think it's from 2007 financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Jeffrey Epstein owns a 70 acre private island called Little St. James.

Yeah boy, leave flavor flavor out of this.

No boy, I really feel like there's no way that that entire segment was full of red flags.

When Bill Clinton organized a week long tour of Africa in 2002, Jeff gave him a ride in his personal 727 and took actors Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker along for the trip.

So this week we also learned details from another American institution that enabled Jeffrey Epstein.

JP Morgan, I believe is the bank that he worked with to finance his lifestyle.

The answer is JPMorgan Chase bank, which is disappointing because I thought they was one of the good banks.

This week the New York Times exposed exactly how involved JPMorgan Chase bank was with Epstein's operations.

At Epstein's behest, JP Morgan set up accounts into which he routinely transferred huge sums for young women who turned out to be victims of his sex trafficking operations.

JP Morgan ultimately processed more than $1 billion in such transactions for him.

There have been some consequences for some people in regards to the Epstein revelations, even some politicians.

Panel who paid the price this week for, you know, jibbing with Epstein?

It was the UK's representatives to the United States.

This week the British Prime Minister dismissed Ambassador Peter Mandelson after messages with Jeffrey Epstein will release.

Earlier this week we saw birthday messages Mandelson sent the financier in 2003 saying we love you.

He described being a guest in these glorious homes as yum yum.

The ambassador continued his yum yum relationship with Epstein even after Epstein was convicted of a crime.

In an email, Mandelson wrote, I think the world of you, and

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