Topic: Evidence Destruction

Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested at a 150-acre property in New Hampshire, which some observers characterize as a "safe house" rather than a hiding spot. Simultaneously, a judge ordered the destruction of certain files held by an Epstein accuser's lawyer, citing improper acquisition. Photos also surfaced showing Maxwell and Kevin Spacey sitting on British royal thrones, sparking further public scrutiny of her elite connections.

Fox News reports that the FBI granted immunity to Clinton aides Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson, which included an agreement to destroy their laptops after a limited search. The hosts question why the laptops weren't seized as government property and why they were destroyed while FOIA lawsuits and congressional investigations were still active.