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Huge Epstein File Subpoena | Huda Hit With Restraining Order | Body Cam Released

March 17, 2026·32 min·2 clips

Pam Bondi has been subpoenaed over the Epstein file release, and the host says three million files may still be held back.

1. The Trent Out Loud Show covers three breaking headlines: Baghdad, NATO, and the Epstein files. 2. Trent speaks as the host and commentator, and Donald Trump, Pam Bondi, James Comer, Joe Kent, Dwight Howard, Tiana Taylor, Huda, Louis Russell, and Krishan Rock are the names driving the episode. 3. The episode asks whether Trump's war posture, the Epstein subpoena, and the celebrity disputes show a pattern of pressure and accountability. 4. The opening segment says the U.S. embassy in Baghdad was struck by rockets and at least five drones. 5. Trent calls the Baghdad strike the most intense attack since the start of the Israel-Iran-U.S. war and says no confirmed casualties had been reported. 6. Trump is then played saying he may rethink NATO because the United States has spent “trillions” on the alliance and on Ukraine. 7. Trent treats the NATO remark as a threat meant to force other countries to help, not a final decision. 8. The Epstein segment says Pam Bondi has been subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee over her handling of the Epstein files. 9. Trent says the subpoena was voted on by five Republicans and all Democrats and transmitted by James Comer to the Department of Justice. 10. He repeatedly asks why three million files are still being held back and why redactions and missing pages remain. 11. Trent says a deposition matters because someone under oath cannot skirt questions as easily as in interviews. 12. Joe Kent is mentioned as the director of the National Counterterrorism Center who resigned over the Iran war. 13. Kent says Iran posed no imminent threat and that the war began because of pressure from Israel and its American lobby. 14. Trent then argues that Trump is not strategically prepared for Iran's retaliation and is using the conflict to look strong. 15. A second war segment says the Strait of Hormuz remains shut and more than 1,000 cargo ships and oil tankers are trapped in the Persian Gulf. 16. The episode says France, Japan, Australia, and the UK refused to send naval fleets into the Strait of Hormuz. 17. The tone is fast, combative, and commentary-heavy, with Trent frequently pausing clips to argue his interpretation. 18. The format moves from breaking news to commentary to entertainment headlines, with Trent repeatedly telling viewers to comment and follow along. 19. Listeners who follow U.S. politics, war updates, and celebrity headline breakdowns. 20. Listeners who want calm, deeply sourced, non-commentary reporting.

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Urgent war-and-politics commentary that turns headlines into strategy.

This episode moves quickly through three political stories: the strike on the U.S. embassy in Baghdad, Trump's NATO remark, and Joe Kent's resignation from the National Counterterrorism Center. Its strength is pace.

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