Tucker Turns His Attention to the Jeffrey Epstein Story

Issue #304 | Because he's awesome

The interview with the president of Iran? That’s yesterday's news!

The sooner it falls off the map the better. I’m happy he took the big step to chat with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. I’m not happy he let the man ramble on about important topics with no push-back.

The segment when the president attempted to define/redefine the meaning of ‘Death to America’ was silly, insulting and ridiculous.

“They don’t mean ‘death for the people of the United States,’ or even to the officials of the U.S.”

Sure. That makes perfect sense. Just death to the ‘idea’ of America, how about that? Maybe just the word ‘America.’ Is that better? They wish death on that word.

I hear someone yell ‘death to America,’ I just assume he isn’t going to like me.

The whole thing was nonsense.

Let’s put that in the rear-view mirror and turn our attention to the Jeffrey Epstein case, a topsy-turvy story if there ever was one — and one the government is doing a bad job of getting us to believe.

Days after taking office, Attorney General Pam Bondi stood on the White House lawn and told the American people that she had the Epstein files. Fast forward to today, and the Justice Department says there actually are no files at all. Epstein had no clients, and he conclusively killed himself.

Given they provided no evidence to support those claims, how are we expected to believe their story? “Just trust us” doesn’t cut it.

Internet news host Saagar Enjeti has been on this story since the jump, making him one of the best people to react to this bewildering new wrinkle and break it all down.

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