On "Katie Pavlich Tonight": We break down a whirlwind of major headlines, starting with the long-awaited release of Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide note and the passing of media mogul Ted Turner. Bill O’Reilly joins us to weigh in on both, while also tackling the rising tide of domestic unrest — from record-high assaults on the Jewish community in NYC to the truth behind the Palisades fire, and analyzing how the Indiana primary proves Trump is still the boss of the GOP. We examine the president at a critical crossroads as negotiators move closer to a resolution with Iran, especially as reports surface that White House shooter Cole Allen may have been motivated by the conflict. We also sit down for a moving first interview with released…
Ever since convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in a jail cell, a debate has raged over whether he was murdered or died by suicide, as the New York City medical examiner ruled. Wednesday, a U.S. District Court judge released an alleged suicide note apparently found by Epstein’s cellmate. Is the note real? What do Epstein survivors think? Attorney Jennifer Freeman, who represents several Epstein survivors, joins “CUOMO” with her reaction. Wednesday also marked a closed door House Oversight hearing with Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick about his ties to Epstein. However, only six of the 47 members of the Committee showed up. Why? Dr. Rich McCormick, a Republican on the Oversight Committee who was not in…
“The Right Squad” discussed Florida Rep. Randy Fine’s promise that House Republicans will move to expel Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar over allegations of financial fraud and his bill that would ban dual citizens from serving in Congress.
When a viral post mistakenly described midnight prayers as 'motherhood hour,' the flood of responses that followed exposed a need in the hearts of moms everywhere.
