A network of MAGA bots has no idea what it’s supposed to say about Jeffrey Epstein, much to the amusement of Rachel Maddow. The MSNBC host on Tuesday unpacked new reporting from NBC News about hundreds of X accounts that use artificial intelligence to send automated replies showing support for right-wing messaging.

The internal conflicts within MAGA appear to be escalating, especially after Donald Trump criticized Kentucky Republican senator Thomas Massie regarding the Epstein documents, who alongside both some Republicans and Democrats,

Rachel Maddow shares NBC News reporting on a collection of Twitter chat bots programmed to say supportive things about Donald Trump, but struggling to reconcile Trump's connections to notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and MAGA supporters' animosity for Epstein and his associates.

CNN's John Berman called Rep. Nicole Malliotakis' (R-NY) bluff on releasing files from Jeffrey Epstein's criminal case. The Department of Justice issued a statement earlier this month showing the disgraced financier had taken his own life in jail and had not kept a "client list,

Donald Trump is attempting to completely wash his hands of the Epstein files debacle. An exasperated federal judge has ordered Donald Trump to “stop violating the law!” The South Carolina Republican tried to spin the viral jumbotron moment into a win for Donald Trump and people pointed out the hilarious flaw.

The account for Rasmussen Reports, a polling firm that typically favors Republicans, called the statement “great tradecraft,” pointing to how the memo was first reported by Axios before being officially posted. It said the release caused “a PR nightmare in public opinion because trust in gov is shattered.”

Professor of Law Melissa Murray is joined on The Beat by Molly Jong-Fast and Michelle Goldberg to discuss the intensifying focus on Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. (The Beat's YouTub

MAGA voices are rallying around President Trump following the Wall Street Journal article on his alleged birthday card to Jeffrey Epstein. Previously, they criticized his administration's handling of the Epstein files.