FBI Director Grilled: Did Trump’s Name Kill the Epstein Probe? | Moskowitz QUESTIONED Patel
September 22, 2025
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as posted by the channelRep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) pressed FBI Director Kash Patel over the Epstein investigation, raising explosive questions about political bias, cover-ups, and credibility. Once hailed as the man who would reveal everything about Epstein, Patel now claims there’s “no credible evidence” against anyone beyond Epstein and Maxwell — despite years of promises about secret files and binders of names.
Why the sudden shift? Why hype up the investigation only to later shut it down? And why dismiss a forged card with Trump’s alleged signature — something that, if it were Biden’s, would be treated as a national scandal?
This isn’t just about politics. It’s about justice for survivors. It’s about whether powerful figures can evade accountability. And it’s about how conspiracy theories thrive when institutions refuse to give the public clear answers.
Watch as the clash unfolds — and stay until the end for a breakdown of what it means for truth, justice, and trust in America.
👉 What do YOU think? Was this deflection, or a genuine lack of evidence? Drop your thoughts in the comments — your voice matters.
#EpsteinFiles #Trump #KashPatel
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