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Haley McNamara calls the release of Ghislaine Maxwell’s DOJ interview “PR for [a] pardon," and explains how it is “incredibly discouraging” for survivors everywhere.

BREAKING: Rep. @khanna.house.gov reveals that only 3% of the documents given to the House Oversight Committee by the DOJ is new, and less than 1% of the Epstein files have been released.

“Justice Barrett, if the Supreme Court does not have enough facts to make a strong decision and it does not have a good enough grasp on the law to make a definitive ruling, maybe it shouldn’t be ruling at all.” Slate’s @mjsdc.bsky.social responds to the justice's defense of the emergency docket.

“I think it was totally misguided from the beginning.” Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA), who will face a tough reelection in a newly drawn district, blasts Speaker Johnson for his “failure of leadership” on redistricting for among other reasons that “it takes power away from voters.”

“Do not trust the CDC website and quite certainly do not trust anything that RFK says around your own health” Former CDC official @drdemetre.bsky.social says plainly that information coming out of the CDC cannot be trusted under Robert F. Kennedy’s leadership.

“By denigrating the judiciary Trump is basically trying to weaken the only remaining pillar that is standing up to him to prevent the total authoritarianism that he desires.” Former Trump White House Lawyer Ty Cobb raises the alarm about the administration’s efforts to attack the federal judiciary.

“This is un-American.” Durham County Board of Commissioners chair @nidaallam.bsky.social sends message to President Trump as his immigration crackdown rages on and is “terrifying” her community in North Carolina.

“We will know if the Justice Department is playing games with us”: @repsuhas.bsky.social on concerns that the Trump administration could withhold key evidence from the Epstein files.

Thanksgiving is around the corner and Martha Stewart has sparked a major debate after she says dinner should be served at 2pm on the holiday. The Weekend hosts weigh in.

Sunday at 7am ET - Former Trump White House Attorney Ty Cobb

Sunday at 7am ET - @repsuhas.bsky.social

Sunday at 7am ET - Durham County Commissioner Nida Allam

Sunday at 7am ET - Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-Calif.)