Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in the East. A conspiracy theory about a dead sex

criminal now threatens to do with a violent insurrection, 34 felony convictions, calling U.S.

soldiers, quote, losers and suckers, and a litany of broken promises from the economy to foreign

policy could not drive a wedge of fury and betrayal between the MAGA political movement and

its dear leader Donald Trump. Donald Trump so far has failed to tamp down the rage from his own

supporters after Attorney General Pam Bondi put out a memo rejecting conspiracy

theories about Jeffrey Epstein fueled largely by Bondi's closest colleagues, a director and deputy

director of the FBI, facing backlash from the most devoted members of Trump's base and a nasty

public feud between his ham-picked deputy FBI director

and his hand-picked attorney general, Trump turned to a familiar tactic. Project and inexplicably

and without evidence, find some Democrats to blame. In a post, Trump claimed that the Epstein files

were written by Democrats. Again, there's no evidence that that's true. And it's worth pointing out, Epstein died in 2019 when Donald Trump was president. Trump also defended his attorney general Pam Bondi from attacks, adding this, quote, we're on one team, MAGA, and I don't like what's happening, end quote. But many of Trump's allies and supporters aren't buying that.

Take a listen to MAGA influencer Benny Johnson.

By admitting that the Epstein files are real and have been written and that you've read them and you don't like their contents

and they were written by your enemies doesn't make the most compelling case as far as

I'm concerned.

Holy moly.

Holy moly's right.

And Megan Kelly goes even farther than that.

She's suggesting that there was a possibility that, quote,

there is a scandal that's being covered up and it's at his Trump's direction.

Wow.

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