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Epstein File Scandal

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Epstein File Scandal

Matt Gagnon discussed the Epstein file scandal, centering on Pam Bondi’s promises to release the Epstein client list, which were later retracted by her justice department, claiming no such files exist. Gagnon criticized Bondi’s tenure as Attorney General, labeling her incompetent and dishonest. He suggested Bondi’s initial promises were made to gain support from the Maga base. Gagnon also mentioned the distrust among the Magaverse towards figures like Bongino and Patel, who initially claimed to have seen the evidence but later admitted there was nothing. The conversation shifted to Janet Mills’ reaction to cocaine allegations, with Gagnon noting the investigation into her past was legitimate and in bounds.

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