My name is Douglas Wilson.

Welcome to the podcast. This is episode 389. 389. Welcome aboard. Good to have you.

So I want to talk a little bit about the politics of Epstein, not the dirty deeds of Epstein, not the collaborators with Epstein, not the fall guys for Epstein, but rather the politics of

Epstein. President Trump has recently, with an ill grace, but recently told Pam Bondi at the Department

of Justice that she is to release the grand jury testimony against Epstein. And the reason he did this is that

the people investigating the Epstein files or the Epstein situation announced a week or two ago

that there was no file, there was no list of names to release.

And the world of MAGA, a bunch of staunch supporters or President Trump, went up like a sheet of flame. It was a really fierce blowback. And this tells you two things. One is that the people

following Trump are not there, they're not following a political

cult leader. In other words, he can do something that nobody in his following likes, and if they

don't like it, they say so. And that's what happened. So there was an eruption of

dismay in the ranks of Trump's supporters. And it was of such a magnitude that Trump finds that

it, okay, okay, okay. And commanded, required Pam Bondi to release the grand jury testimony.

We do not yet know if that's going to contain any kind of smoking gun or any kind of names or list or whatever.

But that's what happened.

Now, what I said that I wanted to talk about the politics of it.

That's the first aspect of it.

The political support for

Donald Trump is not an unquestioning support. I just saw a meme today of a big map of the Gulf of

America, and over top of it is, it was called the Gulf of nobody arrested yet.

A lot of people are very aware of all the dirty deeds that have been going on for years.

And I would say that explicit dirty deeds at a coup level go back as far as Richard Nixon.

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