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‘Not my president’: Trump faces protests over silence on Epstein files as he golfs in Scotland Trump arrived on Friday on a visit that has triggered protests in Scotland, with hundreds lining ...

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On Morning Joe, the panel discusses why releasing those files is more complicated than it sounds, including legal limits, redactions, and the political pressure facing both parties.