Topic: Jeffrey Epstein

The Jeffrey Epstein scandal has resurfaced as a major theme in the 2026 midterm elections, with over 160 related ads aired at a cost of $35 million. Democrats are responsible for nearly 90% of these ads, targeting opponents in key Senate races in Georgia, Ohio, and Texas. The advertisements often focus on donors appearing in Epstein's files or alleged fumbles in the release of full investigative records.

Rosie O'Donnell promoted a "bookmobile" containing alleged Epstein files, claiming the documents prove Donald Trump paid Jeffrey Epstein up to a billion dollars. O'Donnell linked Trump to various allegations and suggested his concern over the files is evidence of guilt. The hosts discuss O'Donnell's history, including her rise at MTV and her transition into political activism and conspiracy theories.

Adam Curry predicts Bitcoin will reach $430,000 within 24 months and eventually serve as the world's reserve currency. Jason Calacanis discusses the utility of stablecoins for people in unstable economies who want access to dollars. They highlight the efficiency of using Bitcoin for international transfers, bypassing the delays and fees of traditional banking systems like SWIFT and JP Morgan Chase.

The discussion turns to Texas politician Don Huffines and his purchase of the former Jeffrey Epstein ranch in New Mexico. Matt Long addresses the conspiracy theories surrounding the acquisition, defending Huffines as a wealthy Texan simply buying land rather than participating in a cover-up.