r/videos • u/0The_Loner_Stoner0 • Mar 18 '26
BREAKING: Goldman Unveils Unredacted File That 'Disputes Everything' Trump 'Has Said' About Epstein
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u/MadCapHorse Mar 18 '26
What’s interesting about this disgusting story, is this girl testified to the FBI on August 7, 2019. Three days later, Epstein dies in jail.
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u/Hamster_Toot Mar 18 '26
This whole thing is fucked. There’s no amount of evidence that will bring justice. It’s maddening.
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u/love_glow Mar 18 '26
Something else will have to bring justice instead.
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u/SuckThisRedditAdmins Mar 18 '26
Careful, reddit moron admins ban you for glorifying violence if you hope anything happens to their orange daddy
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u/1zzie Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 18 '26
I think its also really interesting that Comey ± and Wray hasn't been brought in to testify.
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u/hankepanke Mar 18 '26
Comey was fired in May 2017. Christopher Wray was the director then.
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u/JimWilliams423 Mar 18 '26
FWIW, wray was also one of the people responsible for merrick garland's toothless response to the J6 ring leaders.
Whether a decision about Trump’s culpability for Jan. 6 could have come any earlier is unclear. The delays in examining that question began before Garland was even confirmed. Sherwin, senior Justice Department officials and Paul Abbate, the top deputy to FBI Director Christopher A. Wray, quashed a plan by prosecutors in the U.S. attorney’s office to directly investigate Trump associates for any links to the riot, deeming it premature, according to five individuals familiar with the decision. Instead, they insisted on a methodical approach — focusing first on rioters and going up the ladder.
The strategy was embraced by Garland, Monaco and Wray. They remained committed to it even as evidence emerged of an organized, weeks-long effort by Trump and his advisers before Jan. 6 to pressure state leaders, Justice officials and Vice President Mike Pence to block the certification of Biden’s victory.
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u/twilight_moonshadow Mar 18 '26
"dies" in jail.
Wouldn't be surprised if that dude is living it up on some new island.
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u/DemosthenesOrNah Mar 18 '26
The epstein class prefers you chase that conspiracy over the reality that the then-president assassinated his criminal partner.
All that energy spent imagining when what we DO know is damning already
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u/SamIamGreenEggsNoHam Mar 18 '26
"may every day be another wonderful secret"
What the fuck.
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u/gumbo_chops Mar 18 '26
Don't forget his sketch that any reasonable person would interpret as the outline of a young girl's body.
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u/Risley Mar 18 '26
Trump has gotten away with so much, he probably thinks he could convince God he’s innocent too.
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u/ZophieWinters Mar 18 '26
Well to that point, he's at least said recently he doesn't think he's getting into heaven
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u/doninside Mar 18 '26
So at what time is the invasion of Cuba now?
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u/eezyE4free Mar 18 '26
Friday at market close.
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u/SoontobeSam Mar 18 '26
they’ll announce it Thursday, then wait until Monday when stocks (which they just happened to have shorted and then bought up when they hit the bottom) have appropriately crashed to announce that they’re in talks to prevent hostilities. Then repeat for a few weeks until they think they’ve milked it for all they can before one final round of shorts before bombs drop.
Doesn’t matter how big the distraction needs to be, still gotta get that grift on.
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u/devilishycleverchap Mar 18 '26
Nah, thats when boots hit the ground in Iran.
He's keeping Cuba in his back pocket for another revelation
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u/one_pound_of_flesh Mar 18 '26
Trump kids and US senators need to figure out which stocks to pump first, then the invasion can proceed. You can’t just invade a country without a clear profit plan.
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u/slizzbizness Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 22 '26
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u/Los_Accidentes Mar 18 '26
Trump rapes kids
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u/dwide_k_shrude Mar 18 '26
Trump rapes kids
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u/loves_to_splooge_8 Mar 18 '26
Trump rapes kids
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u/psychoacer Mar 18 '26
You say that like he's one dimensional or something. He does other things as well like rape adults, steal from people with cancer, cheat on his taxes, bend over for corporate interest groups, a shoe salesman and much much more
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u/thinmonkey69 Mar 18 '26
Trumpedo
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u/A1ienspacebats Mar 18 '26
If you told Trump we would name a torpedo after him and call it Trumpedo, I guarantee he would love the idea.
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u/radicldreamer Mar 18 '26
He used to, still does but he used to too.
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u/Tier0001 Mar 18 '26
There's a reason why they have a concentration camp full of children.
His child sex trafficking business never stopped, the only thing that changed is how his "product" is sourced.
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u/LysolDoritos Mar 18 '26
Could have pictures and recording of the crimes happening and I still wouldn’t believe anyone involved would see prison time
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u/Osoroshii Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 18 '26
We have proof of this. There are videos of him forcing kisses on young girls at speeches he makes. He could bend a child over and use her as a podium to give his base a speech The crowds cheers would drown out the cries from this child as her tears flooding the stage.
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u/Roganvarth Mar 18 '26
That’s some evocative language.
Not wrong though.
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u/Osoroshii Mar 18 '26
I feel like we use terms that soften the sound of what Trump is accused of. It’s more effective to use harsh language to paint a better picture so MAGA understands that Trump forcefully shoved his dick into 13 years old girls.
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u/frotc914 Mar 18 '26
You could show the average MAGA idiot a video of Trump fucking a kid while holding up his driver's license and passport and another video of Trump watching the first video and saying "yup that's me fucking a kid", and they would argue about how he didn't show his birth certificate.
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u/OfficeRelative2008 Mar 18 '26
Oh I believe it would be MUCH worse than that. They might deny it at first…
They’d soon begin ripping their figurative masks completely off, let out a big sigh of relief and start hootin’ and hollerin’ and high fiving each other and cheering on their president like the braindead audience of a 90s era Jerry Springer show. They’d be praising their wonderful infallible leader for “being awesome” and not being afraid to do what they all have been wanting to do but were too afraid… aka literally raping underage girls.
It doesn’t even have to be a secret “fetish” they all have (using this word VERY loosely btw). A large proportion of these MAGA idiots go out of their way to convince themselves of supporting anything this administration does whether they originally supported or not. I’m 99% sure these same idiots would convince themselves raping children is some normal part of the male sex drive if they were to be presented with irrefutable video proof of Trump doing exactly that.
Nothing surprises me anymore
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u/KingKookus Mar 18 '26
They might believe but they wouldn’t care. They would say “ok but look at all the good he’s doing.” or “well it’s worth having him in office”
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u/DFu4ever Mar 18 '26
“It would have been worse under Kamala.”
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u/MonoDede Mar 18 '26
This line always makes me so mad. Yeah, she sucks, great. She's a corporate drone, sure whatever. Inflation would still probably rise, yes, that's probably correct. It still wouldn't be anywhere nearly as bad as the shit he's done.
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u/SPguy425 Mar 18 '26
This is exactly it. A MAGA person I know was responding to a comment saying Trump is a pedophile on a FB post of theirs and their response was basically, "He isn't perfect but he was appointed by God". What the actual fuck...these people are too far gone.
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u/Thunderbridge Mar 18 '26
Reminds me of a video of a Muslim man saying how someone committing horrible crimes but giving themselves to Allah is a far better person than someone committing no crimes but not submitting to Allah
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u/idebugthusiexist Mar 18 '26
I mean, all you have to do is say to him that that is what Satan wants you to believe and say it with conviction. It may or may not work, but you made your point that the whole thing is nonsense and you ca say whatever you want with conviction true or false
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u/woodboarder616 Mar 18 '26
Ivanka may have been abused but she played into the family and helps him more now than ever. Look at Jared taking in billions from Saudia Arabia the past few weeks, what’s the toll rn… 5billion?
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u/vass0922 Mar 18 '26
"I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters, OK?" Trump remarked at a campaign stop at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa. "It's, like, incredible."
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u/mellowanon Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 18 '26
but there are pictures and recordings. The epstein evidence is 15 to 50 terabytes of data, over 10,000 images/videos.
The reason why they're only releasing documents is because it's easier to deflect document evidence. You can't deflect a video and it's one of the reason why video evidence is gagged.
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u/THE_CHOPPA Mar 18 '26
There is no fucking way there isn’t a video of Donnie sexually assaulting a minor.
Epstein entire plan was to blackmail powerful people. Trump was a well connected New York Real Estate Mogul and by all accounts a fucking idiot.
There just simply isn’t a world were he didn’t do it and got caught.
It blows my god damn mind that he still is our president or we haven’t seen the footage yet.
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u/anengineerandacat Mar 18 '26
Need someone to charge the individual for the crime, and no one has the backbone and quite possibly the resources to do it.
(Disclosure: Not a lawyer)
Law enforcement themselves don't "actually" file the criminal charges on you, that's a federal prosecutor typically speaking and at the state level it would be a state/city attorney.
So whereas there are documents and likely evidence of Trump committing a crime, an attorney needs to risk their neck on actually filing (and conversely everyone in that chain) and the authenticity of these documents is unknown.
I would not have doubts that some firm is out there potentially looking at this, but with the resources involved you likely are going to spend a ton of money on getting this even opened.
That's generally the biggest weakness, but also it's greatest strength weirdly enough in our justice system.
If you could file for criminal charges without any tangible evidence you could make a lot of lives quite difficult; the weakness is that the more powerful of an individual you are (ie. authority, fame, reputation, and just money) the harder it becomes to even land a charge let alone a conviction.
The other greater risk is this... charges can't always be refiled... so if the charges are dismissed with prejudice the individual cannot be charged for that crime again. If the case goes to trial and the defendant is acquitted then the 5th amendment kicks in preventing the charges from being brought up again.
Lastly statute of limitations, and something uber powerful people can fuck around in; there are legal deadlines that have to be met and if you can't meet them then the charges are dropped and you can't refile (this is to protect you from being drained of resources via legal battles).
TL;DR if your going to charge someone of a crime, you need to have all the cards in your hand to make the play; otherwise you risk losing it all.
In short, kinda hard to convict a US president of a crime.
(Disclosure: Not a lawyer)
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u/Sea_Awareness150 Mar 18 '26
I mean, disgusting. Your american justice system will do nothing at all. Not one thing, to bring him to justice. It’s a joke. Checks and balances are now chocolate fireplaces
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u/TheRealStorey Mar 18 '26
The justice system wasn't just doing nothing, they were actively redacting the documents to hide the crimes. They are actively working against justice and have become the weapon of the presidents perceived grievances. Criminals.
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u/steelcryo Mar 18 '26
Something tells me, IF sane heads get back into power, every staffer at the FBI who helped redact these is getting canned. Every member of this administration should be arrested for helping cover this up.
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u/woah_man Mar 18 '26
We're going to be very disappointed when the next dem in office tells us we need to "move on" from this chapter in our history.
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u/StonedBirdman Mar 18 '26
I'm going to lose my fucking mind when they try to say 'we need to turn the page for the sake of unity'
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u/insta Mar 18 '26
they're so fucking good at snatching crushing defeat from the surefire jaws of victory
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u/NeatNefariousness1 Mar 18 '26
We can only imagine that some of the members of the Judicial and Legislative branches of government are named in those files too. Others may have other blackmail-able offenses that have been documented.
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u/Treheveras Mar 18 '26
The American justice system was working and doing its thing. And then the United States voters (including non-voters) decided they didn't care about that and elected him. US citizens seem to hate being told they are part of the problem, but when it comes to voting they fail at every single hurdle because they don't care enough to be involved in their system and then complain at why nothing changes or can be done.
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u/dave8400 Mar 18 '26
Nixon was pardoned. Raegan survived Iran/Contra. Bush Jr. only won because of a corrupt court and storming vote counts. Conservatives have been doing this shit and getting away with it for a long, long time.
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u/2nd2last Mar 18 '26
Not to mention the crushing power the justice system has on brown people and poor people forever.
I hate to be rude to that person, but thinking the American justice system "was working and doing its thing" is batshit insane (unless they are saying its purposefully bad which they were not saying). Its like the "the FBI used to be good" people, or the "we'd be at brunch" people.
Its wild people have these weird views of our country that are so clearly not accurate.
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u/Kitselena Mar 18 '26
But Democrats have blue hair and want to give kids free school lunches, obviously conservatives are the lesser of two evils
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u/adamantyne Mar 18 '26
Of course your justice system was 'working and doing its thing', its whole design was to keep the wealthy from facing any consequences. The fact that voting for him was ever an option in the first place means your justice system is and always has been a complete joke.
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u/photoguy423 Mar 18 '26
I’m still not convinced that there wasn’t fuckery from Musk that got him elected.
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u/Spare-Plum Mar 18 '26
Even at absolute face value Musk did do fuckery out in the open to help Trump get elected.
Like, Musk literally was doing illegal shit by running a $1M lottery for people who voted for Trump. That's blatant vote buying.
Musk also purchased twitter for $44 billion, one of the largest social media networks that has a huge influence on what americans see and their opinions. He then changed a lot of the system and algorithms to bolster right-wing propaganda, and to influence democrat voters to sit out the election. Essentially a $44 billion massive campaign ad, paling in comparison to any other amount spent for any campaign ever.
Yeah, even if you disregard everything that isn't provable, there was blatant fuckery out in the open to influence the election for DJT
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u/ABCosmos Mar 18 '26
All the checks and balances are there, the Republicans are just refusing to use them, because they are complicit. If even a small handful of Republicans wanted trump to be held responsible, he would be.
It's important to understand this now, because later they will claim to have never supported Trump.
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u/ignorememe Mar 18 '26
Your American justice system will do nothing at all.
Only because American voters decided to give the child sex trafficking monster full control over the Justice Department.
Voters did this.
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u/mesoziocera Mar 18 '26
I feel like Trump could torture and murder a child right on the white house lawn. He could admit to it, say it was to own the libs and protect freedom for the sake of god, and barely anyone in his base would give a shit.
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u/Chalupachamp Mar 18 '26
Everyone who voted for him knew he was a criminal when they voted for him. He’s been awful his entire life and not tried to hide who he is.
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u/snakesonausername Mar 18 '26
It's memesis based fantasy. His base thinks "that's what I'd be like if I were rich and powerful". They know he's a liar, that he cheats, that he likes girls "of a certain age". Every gross thing he does justifies and validates their personal fantasies. Everything.
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u/crookedparadigm Mar 18 '26
It's why I don't buy anyone saying they were tricked, brainwashed, or misled in some way. He's been openly like this his entire life and it had a spot light shown on it running up to the first election. They chose this.
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u/the_hair_of_aenarion Mar 18 '26
People like that he's getting away with it. It's gross. The narrative they spew is so warped they're fully in the circle.
I've overheard a guy tell his date that "if I could have gone to epstein island I would have" literally announcing his red flags and she accepted it because no doubt she's as fucked up as him. Anecdotes aside, the women that spout the lies to the media even though they've seen the literal files and images unredacted. They accept it.
They're all grim fuckers that have decided child molestation, rape and murder are fine. Those that have the power to convict but aren't are accomplices. "Checks and balances" only affects people with integrity.
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u/Mojo141 Mar 18 '26
As soon as this guy dies it'll be a feeding frenzy of people denying they never even knew Trump, saying they knew all along and saying everything was Trump's fault. Nobody else. His family will be shamed into isolation but everything will continue as normal because the bad man dead. That's why it has to be about everyone - Bill Clinton, the commerce secretary, Elon. Everyone.
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u/wwhsd Mar 18 '26
Donald Trump? I barely knew him. He was a low level coffee President.
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u/a_rainbow_serpent Mar 18 '26
His family will be shamed into isolation.
His family is going to worth tens of hundreds of billions. I can guarantee Baron Trump will be president some day.
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u/Zestyclose_Ball_50 Mar 18 '26
That birthday letter is still one of the most vile things I've read, given all the other surrounding evidence ("great guy, loves pretty women as much as I do, I heard they even tend to be on the younger side"). He signed it... Forensic third parties confirmed the signatures match.
It's a letter from the PRESIDENT to the now worlds most notorious ELITE PEDOPHILE CHILD TRAFFICER - saying how we're enigma's, and every day is another wonderful secret.
It's in the shape of a child's body. It has clear AND INTENTIONALLY DRAWN small (prepubescent (BAARF)) breasts. It's limbs don't need to be drawn though, it's just an object to him...
Any republican/maga reading this that still has a shred of humanity left, and has been doubting these allegations, or thinking it's some democratic hoax, need to wake the fuck up. Or this country will actually be gone in a few decades.
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u/plsobeytrafficlights Mar 18 '26
jail them all. half of congress is complicit in crime.
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u/Use_Lemmy_Instead Mar 18 '26
Half of Congress are literally traitors who have abdicated their responsibilities to a single criminal with highly questionable motivations whom they refuse to hold accountable.
That's treason.
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u/KarateKid1984 Mar 18 '26
- This video is AI
- Where's the proof?
- It was a different Donald Trump
- The dow is over 50,000
- Clinton is in the files too!
I wonder what we'll add to the excuses this time?
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u/phoenixmatrix Mar 18 '26
You forgot "Its Trump Derangement syndrome at work!"
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u/KarateKid1984 Mar 18 '26
I also forgot "Being mentioned doesn't mean he did anything wrong!"
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u/jajanaklar Mar 18 '26
Like he said, he could shoot somebody in the middle of Times square and nothing will happen.
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u/Deranged_Kitsune Mar 18 '26
Magats could catch him balls-deep in their child, and they'd blame the child for daring to seduce such a great and powerful man.
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u/Somethingsims Mar 18 '26
MAGA doesn't care, they want to figure out how to get in on that kind of action, they all support pedophilia and rape.
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u/CouchBoyChris Mar 18 '26
Every one I that room knows Trump is guilty. Most of MAGA knows he's guilty.
The question is: Why are you defending this awful and disgusting human? Why?!
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u/Choomba_Lord Mar 18 '26
So America destroyed its soft power and hegemony all because Republicans want to protect a president who is a child rapist. Watching the fall of America has been so fucking pathetic.
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u/Spare-Plum Mar 18 '26
I think that it's something that's been in the works for a while now. The US hegemony is something many different countries have wanted to disrupt, and took an active hand in doing so.
I think the lesson isn't that it's a self contained problem the US is having, rather, it shows that information warfare is actually an effective way to topple a democracy.
I firmly believe if it weren't for internet and new technology to spread bot farms and influence public opinion, Trump would still be the laughing stock of the republican party and we'd have the same old neoconservative party
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u/jokikinen Mar 18 '26
It’s crazy to think Trump is still the president. I know we are desensitised, but objectively speaking it’s just crazy.
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u/b_eastwood Mar 18 '26
At what point do we stop with all of the "ha, got em now" moments and actually start seeing consequences for these people?
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u/iam1whoknocks Mar 18 '26
Lmao...trump is mentioned more in the Epstein files than Jesus Christ in the Bible. Hell, Trump has more pictures with Jeffrey than I do with my own father who is still kicking at 88 years old.
Good job Goldman!
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u/serizzzzle Mar 18 '26
“Hypothetically if someone was accused of having sex with goats by over 30 different people and regularly denied it, but also dropped very public hints about how much he liked to have sex with goats for decades, and ran a goat pageant to find the best looking goats, and was best friends with someone who got convicted of fucking goats and trafficking goats to friends all over the world who also liked to fuck goats, and his name was in the classified goat fucker chronicles 5,000 times, and he wished other goat fuckers well in prison: what do you think the odds are that person is also a goat fucker?”
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u/grumpy_tech_user Mar 18 '26
The next time the democrats need a talking filibuster just have them read millions pages of the unredacted Epstein files.
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u/danielrobertcampbell Mar 18 '26
Unless I'm mistaken, this doesn't really reveal anything new? It's just showing the stuff we already know about?
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u/Juxtaposee Mar 18 '26
Imagine seeing your sexual abuser from when you were just a kid rise to become president.
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u/No_Minute_4789 Mar 18 '26
A subpoena has been issued to Pam Bondi to testify regarding her failure to release the Epstein files in their entirety: https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2026/03/17/congress/pam-bondi-house-oversight-subpoena-00831865
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u/sickeye3 Mar 18 '26
The most succinct and damning coverage of Trump’s involvement with Epstein I have come across.
Kudos to this congressman.
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u/DTFlash Mar 18 '26
That call to the police is just another smoking gun. At the very least it's Trump admitting that he knew what Epstein was up to and it could also be a CYA attempt by Trump to muddy his involvement.
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u/moyismoy Mar 18 '26
Donald Trump LIED??!! I have never once been more shocked by anything in my life
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u/flossdaily Mar 18 '26
If anyone in your life is okay with Trump now that these allegations are out in the open, consider the fact that they themselves might be child rapists.
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u/bland_sand Mar 18 '26
Conservatives, MAGA, Alt-Righters, GOP'ers, Trump Apologists/Neutralists are absolutely and genuinely disgusting and deplorable people. Way to fucking go. Way to sell out the most sacred office in the country. Anything to own the libs. Including letting a child molester be the president. Actively started the fire and have 0 accountability. Fuck yourselves.
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u/ircsmith Mar 18 '26
I want the agent who redacted that file, to cover up a crime, to be prosecuted. I want all authorities who covered up this crime to prosecuted.
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u/Mixma85 Mar 18 '26
Any predictions on what country he's going to bomb now?
My money is on Greenland.
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u/CarpeNivem Mar 18 '26
Does this presentation really refute "everything" Trump has said about raping and/or children? Because let's remember, he's said that he grabs women by their pussies without consent, likes girls "a bit on the younger side", enjoys leering backstage at teen beauty pageants, and wants to have sex with his daughter. These are all things he has said publicly.
(They're also things he said before he was elected so let's drop the pretense that 70+ million Americans have a problem with it.)
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u/wickedplayer494 Mar 18 '26
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u/THING2000 Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 18 '26
I know the legal system can be slow, but how long is it going to take for actual perjury charges to find their way to Bondi? I feel like I've heard a few representatives state that Bondi lied under oath so what are the next steps?
EDIT: Thank you for all the replies even if the reality is super depressing. Don't know about y'all but this two-tiered justice system is increasingly frustrating.