Trump Praises Epstein? What He Said on Lex Fridman’s Podcast Will Make You Sick
July 17, 2025
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as posted by the channelDonald Trump just called Jeffrey Epstein a “good salesman.” You heard that right. In this resurfaced Lex Fridman interview from September 2024, Trump describes Epstein like he’s talking about a luxury yacht dealer — not a convicted sex trafficker with an island full of victims.
In this video, we dissect the interview clip, Trump’s dangerous word games, and what it really reveals about his mindset, his manipulation tactics, and the Epstein files he once promised to release “if he wins.” You want the truth? He’s not releasing anything — and he never planned to.
📌 Here’s what we expose:
The twisted praise Trump gives Epstein and why it’s not an accident
Why Trump’s “release the files” pledge is just another election con
The elite pattern: how unchecked power + nepotism = protection for predators
Was Epstein an international asset? What other governments may know — and may use
Why this clip should scare the hell out of anyone who cares about justice or democracy
Trump has built a career on lies, distractions, and making justice conditional. This isn’t about transparency — it’s about control.
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Should a man who might be in the files be trusted to release the files?
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