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COURIER founder Tara McGowan sits down with national political correspondent Cam Stevenson to break down new polling showing the Epstein files could have a major impact on the 2026 midterms. They discuss why the issue is resonating across party lines, what it reveals about voter anger over corruption and accountability, and how it could shape the political landscape beyond November.
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