David Pakman
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The look on his face when he’s CALLED OUT over Epstein
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February 11, 2026
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11:12Now Playing-- Senator Chris Van Hollen confronts Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and Lutnick admits he visited Jeffrey Epstein’s island after previously saying he cut ties
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Original show date: February 11, 2026
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Lutnick contradicted his 2005 statement about Epstein
Van Hollen accuses Lutnick of misleading public about Epstein contact
Lutnick claims minimal contact with Epstein over 14 years
Lutnick denies significant relationship with Epstein
Van Hollen confronts Lutnick about island visit contradiction
Lutnick acknowledges island lunch with Epstein in 2012
Pakman argues Lutnick's defense about children present is not exculpatory
Van Hollen notes Lutnick visited Epstein after 2008 conviction
Van Hollen questions Lutnick about 2011 dinner at Epstein residence
Lutnick acknowledges May meeting with Epstein
Van Hollen asks if Epstein met with Lutnick's nanny
Lutnick describes 2005 encounter with Epstein as disgusting
Pakman highlights pattern of Lutnick's contradictory behavior regarding Epstein
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