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    1. DreamyHazel88 on

      I mean, whenever ‚I don’t remember‘ is ur go-to answer more than twice in an interview, you’re either hiding something BIG or need a way better alibi.

    2. blueberrydonutholes on

      This whole thing is so fucking hamfisted. How everyone involved isn’t too embarrassed to get out of bed is beyond me.

    3. If she had no new evidence to reveal, what part of her testimony earned her move to the country club open jail and talk of a pardon?

    4. The whole Epstein scandal shows together with trump weaponisong the justice department shows why it’s day to day operating should be taken out of the the hands of politicians like in similar departments in most other democratic countries 

    5. PressureOld2375 on

      Here read this out loud and do not deviate from the script or you go back into the bighouse. 

    6. At her trail she pleaded not guilty. Saying she didn’t witness anything inappropriate is very consistent. Her testimony is worthless.

    7. RaconteurLore on

      I will upvote all topics Epstein related. Not sure if anyone else noticed, they are becoming more successful at suppressing the topic from the front page. We can’t let this drop until we get the full un-redacted file of the pedophile.

    8. This slobs version of inappropriate and any one of our versions of inappropriate, is two extremely different things.

      Most of us do not and will not, ever think like her.

    9. Come on, she was clearly bought. If they didn’t say it was suspicious that would be suspicious in itself.

    10. Much-Anything7149 on

      A close personal friend of Trump is offered quid pro quo to clear him and then she’s moved to a work release camp (where nobody with sex charges or 20 year sentences is placed) as a sign of good faith. Trump’s personal attorney interviewed her and claims the transcriber didn’t have enough memory to record the whole meeting (I’ve never been to a depo or hearing where a court reporter had to stop recording). This is just more bullshit to distract from the feds not releasing the Trumpstein files.

    11. Gee, the fact that Maxwell was moved to a comfy club fed right after doesn’t make it seem suspicious at all.

    12. InternetGamerFriend on

      She was transferred to a lower security prison afterwards, so she provided something. My guess is that whatever information she gave to Todd Blanche got passed to Putin during his meeting with Trump in Alaska.

      And, if I had to guess further, Epstein, Maxwell, and Trump are a string of Russian assets.

    13. brianishere2 on

      (1) Trump publicly teased a pardon if she says the right things. (2) Trump’s Attorney General and Head of the FBI together issue an unprecedented statement with blatant lies that clearly serve only Trump’s interests. (3) The same Attorney General appoints Trump’s personal criminal defense attorney, Todd Blanche, to lead the interview. (4) Maxwell repeats the lies given her by Trump and his team, knowing she will get favorable treatment. (5) immediately after she goes through with this scheme, and only AFTER she does it, Trump rewards her with favorable treatment and gets moved to a sweetheart location and she immediately becomes eligible for daily release from prison. This is blatant witness tampering in every major way, plus outright corruption. This is classic Trump and the only way his rotten brain works. This broken government is 100% brought to you by Republican voters who can no longer distinguish between the most obvious propaganda lies on Fox News and reality. Walk into any bar and you can hear them blasting about how cheap prices have become because of Trump — but then they freak out when they get their bill. Patriotism requires actual thought and Republican voters are failing our country by just pretending Fox News is truth.

    14. i_code_for_boobs on

      Everyone around Trump knows. It’s the only explanation for how they are so hamfisted about everything.

    15. CreepyWhistle on

      They specifically went to her because of Trump, and specifically asked questions about him.

    16. You don’t say, nothing suspicious about a prisoner getting transferred to a minimum security prison right after talking to the DOJ that is run by a prime suspect in a crime, allowing the only major witness to possible crimes live a nicer life in prison, and possibly to have made a deal to get a pardon for „forgetting“ a few things.

      Idk if Trump did anything illegal in the Epstein case, and very few people can probably say for sure, he acts guilty, but he also acts guilty about everything many of which he was actually guilty of for whatever that’s worth.

      But here’s the rub, the second he got elected president again, all these files should have either been released by the outgoing administration or locked away in a vault under the DOJ to be protected from any attempts to cover anything up. Now we’ll probably never know the real truth unless court documents get released in near entirety and even those you can’t trust to be untouched because Trump has appointed half the judges out there and everyone seems to be completely okay with helping him cover any potential crime he may commit for their own political interests.

      We’re in a world where more people care about themselves and their own benefits than those around them and their fellow citizens, which means the system is broken and cannot work, and likely can’t be fixed because there will never be a level playing field unless something changes.

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