jason? bryan, thank you very much for that reporting. joining me now is john yanarelli, former spokesman and former fbi special agent in charge and john yu, former attorney general. i d like to start with you, john yu. based on this, it s interestingg to me that the counsel for the now deceased, jeffrey epstein the three attorneys there saying we re not buying it., we re not concluding that.ei for those sitting home in the legal world, what does that mean when the person who committed suicide, the legal team is saying we don t believe it. that s a strange thing for his lawyers to do. i think maybe in part it s an effort to try to protect thehi estate in some way, but i don t think it really makes sense. i think what the best thing for them to do at this point is just to accept the medical examiner s conclusion to stop i think everyone should stop spreading
because i was looking for peopl doing well despite the challeng i couldn t find a lot of that.ei needed a book like this to make me feel like i wasn t alone. i wrote this book sort of for me 15 years ago, when i was facing a really dark time. i just wanted to know there was somebody out there doing well. tucker: whatever you did, really, i ve never met anyone who s approached life as you have, and i m very impressed by it also helps to have really good friends around you. and i consider you a very good friend and now i have my mug! i ve been waiting for this mug. i won that contest and you never gave me the mug. tucker: because we re not allowed to send him through the u.s. mail. you had to come here and get it. he s in my book, too. tucker: i know he is. [laughs] one of his relatives approache me in the airport and asked me for one of these mugs. janice dean i love you, tucker carlson! tucker: what a great end to