Julian Epstein

He is the author of a brand new op-ed that's in the New York Post this week.

I'm talking about Julian Epstein.

Julian, good Sunday morning to you.

Good Sunday morning to you, Sean, and thanks for having me.

I want to just start, which is about Democrats have their knives out for Fetterman.

We're talking about the policy.

Let's get to the politics for a second, if we can, Julian Epstein.

Let's start with a very broad question.

Uh, he wrote a Substack, it was an article in 2021, uh, which he has now deleted, that called a senior Muslim Brotherhood official imprisoned in Egypt, uh, for supporting the organization, "my friend." Uh, he went on Meet the Press last Sunday, and he said just the opposite, that he had no connections, his family had no connections at all to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Uh, anyway, joining us now is Julian Epstein.

Julian is a Democratic attorney, and, um, back in the days of Clinton impeachment, um, he and I used to battle on the Fox News Channel a lot, and we didn't get along.

And I've been following him now for the last number of years and, and frankly been impressed and amazed and even shocked to a certain extent, um, how he does not like the direction of his own party Uh, and he's been intellectually honest at a level that I, I have found quite impressive, to be very blunt.

Uh, Julian, great to have you back.

Um, and I think John Fetterman, I think the percentages for him in terms of leaving and going independent and caucusing with the Republicans are much better than him staying in the party.

All right, quick break.

We'll come right back, and we will continue more with Julian Epstein, Democratic attorney.

I got big events coming up in, uh, New Jersey on Friday night, uh, Red Bank, New Jersey, and on Saturday I'm gonna be in, uh, on Long Island, in Westbury, Long Island, at the Westbury Music Fair, uh, bringing all history to life in a very unique show I've been working on all summer, uh, streamed on Fox Nation.

This hour, Julian Epstein's gonna be joining us, too, and, uh, standing by is, uh, Todd Lyons.

But before we get to that, a quick announcement.

Here in New York, again, the disses keep on coming.

This is The Great Brian Kilmeade Show.

Griff Jenkins pinch-hitting for Brian as we talk about all things newsworthy, to include the midterms just over 20-something days away.

And I remember filling in for Brian some weeks ago when I had the opportunity to interview a good friend and a great Democratic strategist that has a long history in the Democrat Party, particularly in previous administrations where Democrats made more common sense, Julian Epstein.

Julian, great to, uh, to have you here.

Some, I think, do, and I think there are a number of Democrats that are not voting with the left this time.

One in particular is a former Clinton aide and, I guess, Biden administration as well, but a longtime Democrat aide, Julian Epstein.

We'll get to him in just a minute because there's a few things we need to talk about with Julian Epstein.

No, and he has nothing to do with Jeffrey.

Nothing to do with Jeffrey.

It's also the party who said we're going to weaponize the Justice Department to make sure Donald Trump can't run for president again.

We're going to do everything we can to shut it down because we don't think that Republicans should have a right to pick their candidate and that American voters don't have the right to pick their candidate.

And this now ultimately will lead us to Julian Epstein.

I want sensible Democrats.

Was I on here? Was I on here? I can't even remember whether I was in for Larry Elder or Scott Jennings at the time when I interviewed Julian Epstein.

Man, I love that guy.

Man, I think we agreed on more than we disagreed on.

He's Fox News contributor.

Julian Epstein, too, served for a long time as a Democrat, disillusioned with the direction of the party.

I want him to weigh in on... what's going on with the midterms.

We're getting closer and closer, and it's really time to really drill down on the latest polls, the latest messaging.

I know you're in the area.

So I look forward to seeing everyone in person.

Keep in mind, too, coming up next, Julian Epstein.

I want to break down the midterms.