Trump Absolves Himself from Epstein Saga Before "Million Mentions" Bombshell | The Daily Show
February 20, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn Part 7 of the Trump-Epstein saga, Trump wipes his hands clean of the Epstein situation before his alleged one million mentions are revealed, Kaitlan Collins’s question about victims sparks a presidential rant that she should “smile more,” Trump shows some surprising love for Bill Clinton, and Howard Lutnick turned off his disgust for Epstein when he took his family for lunch on Epstein Island. #DailyShow #Comedy #JeffreyEpstein
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