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Welcome to the much missed Dolphins in-depth podcast for the Miami Herald.

I am your host, Omar Kelly.

Joining me is Isaiah Smalls.

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i i would like to see continued growth from malik washington now that you have three four decent let's willis willis right malik willis i'm sorry now that you have three decent weapons on your team in regards to caleb douglas chris bell and um and malik washington washington and and and greg d you know i think five four four five oh yeah whatever um Can you continue to take that step forward? The offensive line and Ali Gordon, can you continue to take that step forward? Miami's defense, now that you got reinforcements on the line, including Rodney McGraw, whoever to call him about in today's Miami Herald.

You got reinforcements coming on the defensive line.

Well, it turned out it was all lies.

A reporter named Edna Buchanan uncovered it for the Miami Herald.

And it became a huge scandal.

Yet every single police officer died.

Before I read Mama Day by Gloria Naylor, which was the first time I had seen a respected Black woman write about the metaphysical.

And then again, I'm working.

I'm at the Miami Herald.

I was asked to interview the great Anne Rice.

On November 30th, 2021, Epstein's former pilot, Larry Vesosky, named Mitchell as one of the people he recalled flying on one of Epstein's private planes, but claimed to have never seen sexual activity nor indication that such activity had taken place.

Now remember, This whole entire thing, as far as Epstein getting arrested the second time around, was initiated because the Miami Herald ran a piece because Alex Acosta got that job.

Let's be very honest about what happened.

They were looking for dirt when it came to Acosta, and they found it.

He avoided a possible life sentence and served 13 months in jail, during which he was allowed to go out of his office during the day.

The plea deal has received increased attention and more scrutiny since last year after reporting by the Miami Herald that included new details and accounts from alleged survivors of Epstein.

Acosta has defended the plea deal with Epstein as appropriate, though the White House said in February that it was looking into his handling of the case.

Oh, yeah, well, you know, that should give you comfort, huh? The White House.

We see where things are at.

And we know that Mr. I-kept-my-underpants-on is not being truthful.

According to the Miami Herald, FBI and court records show that leading up to his 2008 plea deal over alleged crimes at his Florida mansion, Epstein was also suspected of trafficking minor girls, often from overseas, for sex parties at his other homes in Manhattan, New Mexico, and the Caribbean.

Again, what about all of the unnamed

You know, I would probably guess most of them actually do believe Trump because he can do no wrong in their eyes.

OK, there is a new story that has come out from the Miami Herald linking Donald Trump to more sexual assaults and rapes.

Allegedly, five women have come forward who said they were raped by Trump.

Two of them said they were 13 and 14.

And these were all related to the whole Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking thing.

We're going to go over to I've Had It, and they have this story from the Miami Herald.

Let's watch.

Julie K.

Thank you, Ed Danford.

And now, ladies and gentlemen, here is one of our good friends, Jimmy Burns of the Miami Herald.

Jimmy, you've seen so many of these Orange Bowl games.

What is your idea? This is a beauty, isn't it?

Will anybody look deeper into this? Nah.

I mean, nobody like Tampa Bay Times, Miami Herald, Orlando Sentinel, any of the papers won't look into this because, you know, it's Angie Nixon.

She's a Democrat.

And we don't like Ashley Moody or Ron DeSantis or Byron Donalds or go down the list, anybody with an R after their name.

All right.

Meanwhile, the Miami Herald says an unprecedented amount of saltwater has surged into coastal communities from Miami to Palm Beach this week, flooding streets and businesses.

On Tuesday, both Fort Lauderdale and Miami registered over two feet of water above high tide.

Records show it was the most flood water ever recorded in Miami outside of a hurricane.