President Donald Trump: Thank you very much. Sharyl: Thank you for joining us. Trump: Thank you. Sharyl: Is there anything new on the Russia development? Because I understand probably by the minute ...

Sharyl: There's a lot of intrigue surrounding the release of the Epstein files. Martin Luther King files, John F. Kennedy files, some current and former FBI agents are saying, some of them telling me ...

Sharyl: But the hard reality, if you wanna talk about the establishment or the swamp members of Congress, and both parties are funded by some of the very interests that you're trying to dial back on, ...

Sharyl: Last thing, I'm gonna read you a couple of your questions and you can answer any you want or skip. President Donald Trump: Okay. Sharyl: One line maybe. What's the timeline for creating a ...

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