Epstein, Immigration and Retribution. The Trump Administration hopes to put out the fire from the Epstein controversy while Kilmar Abrego Garcia is warned he may be deported yet again and President Trump begins his retribution tour against his loudest critics.

Democrats are claiming Republicans are stonewalling attempts to release the Epstein files, even as the Justice Department releases hours of audio from the Ghislaine Maxwell interview.

Tonight: while past presidents have gone to great lengths to avoid any appearance of political interference with the Justice Department, Trump made no such effort when questioned about the Bolton search. 

Trump's hardline agenda just hit three major roadblocks: Chicago's mayor defied his National Guard threat, a judge halted fast-track deportations, and a federal court struck down most of his global tariffs setting the stage for a possible Supreme Court clash.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order demanding that President Trump and any federal agents under his direction stand down from plans to deploy the National Guard in the city. He reaffirmed that Chicago police will remain under local control.

Trump makes a stride toward authoritarianism, as chaos engulfs the CDC and as MAGA freaks out over Taylor Swift.