Maj Toure
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“MOVE ON” From Epstein! Dinesh D’Souza SHOCKING Statement!!
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April 23, 2026
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In this viral clip, conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza states on his podcast: "Even though there are unanswered questions about Epstein, it is in fact time to move on." Speaking amid the Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files in July 2025, D'Souza argued that further focus on the documents related to the deceased financier's sex-trafficking network was no longer productive, urging supporters to shift attention toward broader political priorities and back the administration's agenda.
The statement has sparked intense backlash and renewed debate in 2026, with many questioning why key figures are calling to close the book on one of the most explosive scandals involving powerful elites, politicians, celebrities, and intelligence connections. This video examines D'Souza's full reasoning, the context of the Epstein document releases, ongoing public demands for transparency, and why so many refuse to "move on" from the child trafficking revelations.
Is it truly time to move past the Epstein files, or does pushing for full disclosure remain essential to holding the powerful accountable? Watch the reaction and decide for yourself.
Drop your thoughts in the comments: Should we move on from the Jeffrey Epstein case?
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