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3:28Now PlayingJD Vance has allegedly offered up information in private that completely contradicts one of Donald Trump’s biggest talking points regarding his Epstein coverup. According to a person who recently had dinner with Vance, the materials that Trump claims are “part of an ongoing investigation” are actually personal files for Epstein’s own use (when he was alive,) and are therefore NOT part of an active investigation. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what this means.
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JD Vance, vice President of the United States, who according to reports this week, has effectively been kind of pushed out of Donald Trump's inner circle. He's just off doing his own thing. Um, but according to a new report, JD Vance, during a recent dinner with comedian Tim Dillon blew up Donald Trump's biggest talking point about the Epstein coverup. So, JD Vance may have accidentally just ruined Donald Trump's life by telling somebody he thought was a friend. What's actually happening? Before I tell you what JD Vance said, let me give you the backstory. I'm sure everybody remembers a week or two ago when Donald Trump came out and said, yeah, listen, we have all of these files that are essentially pornography that belong to Jeffrey Epstein. You know, and Pam Bondi referenced this at one point, like we got all these videos, but they said they can't release any of it because this is actually part of a broader trafficking investigation and child abuse investigation that we are, we're, we're working on out of nowhere, by the way.
Like, they, they had no interest. They weren't doing that at all. But they're saying like, no, no, no, we're totally investigating this. So we can't release any of it because it's part of an ongoing investigation. We're trying to get all these other people that Epstein may have been colluding with or that may just be doing this on their own. So we can't release the pornography files. According to Tim Dillon, who again says he recently had dinner with JD Vance, he goes on Alex Jones show, and he says that Vance told him that the troves of pornography found in Epstein's homes were for personal use and not part of a broader sex trafficking conspiracy that includes the nation's most powerful people. So if what Dylan is saying is true, then JD Vance just destroyed the only possible excuse that this administration could have for not releasing those files, which again, is why Trump said, well, there's a lot of people.
We don't wanna hurt the innocent people. Eh, you could release the videos. It's not gonna hurt any innocent people. You know, blur out the faces of the victim. Sure, but not the clients, not the people there for a good time. It's not part of a broader investigation according to what JD Vance allegedly told Tim Dylan. So that presents a bit of a problem, and it also may explain why Vance has of course been kicked out of Donald Trump's inner circle. But either way, this is more information that once against solidifies the fact that Donald Trump is engaged in a massive coverup of all of this Epstein stuff. So, thank you JD Vance again, assuming what is being said is true, thank you for at least telling someone the truth, who then had no hesitation about going out there and telling the public. We appreciate that, but I'm sure that's not gonna help your standing with Donald Trump.
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