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Trump doesn’t want to talk about Epstein

When asked a question about the child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, President Donald Trump refused to answer and deflected the question. Attorney-General Pam Bondi, who covered up for Jeffrey Epstein as Florida’s Attorney-General said that footage released of the hallway entrance to Epstein’s cell is inconclusive, and that the one minute missing from the footage is a default bug of the system.

When explaining why he gave a plea deal to Jeffrey Epstein, Alexander Acosta, previous Attorney to South Florida District Court, said that he was forced to do so by the “intelligence services”. Alexander Acosta never gave any explanation about his grand claims nor did he ever say who were the persons who supposedly told him not to investigate Epstein.

When Jeffrey Epstein was given a plea deal, the sitting US President was George W. Bush: a traditional Republican conservative who was not featured in Epstein’s flight logs and is widely considered unlikely to have gone out of his way to protect a convicted child trafficker.

 

 


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  1. […] critical of the handling of the case by the Attorney-General. The US President also said that he doesn’t want to talk about the case after he committed to release the Epstein client list during the election […]

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