I'll speak for myself.

I never thought that I would be offering an apology to Jeffrey Epstein.

I think of all the times I've maligned that guy,

all the times I'm accused him of crimes,

of blackmailing people, of trafficking children,

to powerful figures around the world on behalf of global intel services.

And then I learned yesterday from Attorney General Pambondi.

That's totally

untrue. Yes. The guy killed himself after 30 days, 36 days in prison for no reason. He was a billionaire.

He had no clients. He'd done nothing wrong other than get like naughty massages 20 years before.

And the guy killed himself. Another pointless death. And then his best friend, former girlfriend,

Jeline Maxwell,

doing 20 years in prison for no crime. There are no victims. Yes, it's a victimless crime.

They're obviously persecuted by the state. They're political prisoners, really. It's a, the Hague should come in and do an investigation, or we're watching one of the most systematic government

cover-ups of all time. Something that you say that always resonates with me is I don't want to be lied to,

and I specifically don't want to be lied to by the very people who built careers.

And I'm talking here specifically about Cash Patel, Dan Bongino, and many others who now work for the administration,

who fed Maga and the American people and promised them to get to the bottom of this, only to turn

their tune immediately upon assuming office, lying before Congress talking about this is an obvious

case of suicide, going on the Joe Rogan podcast and effectively asking for some

level of trust that I don't give to any government official. FBI director Cash Patel said,

if I had this information, don't you think I would release it? No, I don't because actually

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