Topic: Prince Albert

Donald Trump announced the inclusion of a statue of Prince Estabrook, the first African-American soldier to fight in the Revolutionary War, in the new National Garden of American Heroes. During the announcement, Trump acknowledged the presence of Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, who was reportedly booed by the assembly. The event highlighted the administration's focus on 1776 as the foundational year of American history.

Julie Brown of the Miami Herald discusses her investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s 2008 plea deal, which was overseen by then-U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta. The segment explores the allegations of a high-level sex trafficking ring involving royalty and politicians, with the hosts suggesting the renewed interest is aimed at damaging Donald Trump.

Rumors surrounding the wedding of Prince Albert of Monaco suggest his bride, Charlene Wittstock, attempted to flee the country before being stopped at the airport. The hosts recall past allegations from supermodel Karen Mulder, who claimed that Prince Albert and Elite Models executives were involved in a sex slave ring. Mulder reportedly reached out to the show years ago, but the hosts declined to investigate further due to safety concerns.