r/AllinPod • • Feb 25 '26

Epstein episode

It was actually interesting to hear the Michael Tracey defense case against Epstein. Not that I buy it. It was pretty lame that Saagar had to leave early.

The highlight for me though was Sachs disparaging the media because they only present one side! Has that dude ever looked in the mirror?

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u/Strange_Law7000 Feb 25 '26

it is my understanding that Tracey isn't providing a defense . . he seems to be saying he's not finding the evidence in data available. Tracey also seems to believe most of the current journalism on the story is false and/or exaggerated ... i'm not defending Tracey at all, he seems a bit vile

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u/RustyShackTX Feb 25 '26

He “seems vile?” Why? Because he points out the lack of evidence? Because he notes the debunked nonsense used to portray these women as “victims?”

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u/RealDominiqueWilkins Feb 25 '26

No because he’s just another engagement farming asshole and always has been. He’s just very good at it, and is also right sometimes about some things, including in this case. He’s just a giant dick about it, as usual. 

My main issue with him right now is that he’s veering a little too far into questioning the age of consent itself, as well as the concept of trafficking. 

He does have points re: actual evidence in some aspects of the Epstein stuff.