As he's been doing for years, but is doing now with increasing levels of panic, Donald is

doing everything in his power to distance himself from convicted rapist and sex trafficker of

girls and young women, Jeffrey Epstein. At the same time, he surrounds himself with men who

have committed or been accused of committing sex crimes against women and girls.

Look no further than his cabinet.

Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert Kennedy, has a past of cheating, drug use, and reports of sexual misconduct.

While he was running for president in 2024, the Guardian reported that a woman accused Kennedy

of sexual assault while she worked as a babysitter for his children.

This, of course, did not stop Donald from appointing Kennedy to head the Health and Human Services Department

because he likes the company of like-minded people.

Then there's Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseh,

who was sued for sexually assaulting a woman in 2017. According to a police report obtained by

CNN, the accuser said Hexeth blocked her from leaving a hotel room, took her phone,

and assaulted her. He and the woman later reached a settlement that included

a confidentiality clause and a $50,000 payment. Now let's talk about Donald's close political ally

and his first nominee to be Attorney General of the United States, Matt Getz. As reported by NPR, Gates withdrew his name for consideration last year because of a slew

of sexual misconduct allegations.

Here's more on that from 10 Tampa Bay.

President-elect Donald Trump in a social media post saying he is greatly appreciative of Gates's efforts.

He says Gates didn't want to be a distraction for the administration.

Well, in recent days, an attorney for two women say his clients told investigators Gates paid

them for sex on multiple occasions.

...