CNN Panelist Can’t Hide Her Contempt For Scott Jennings After Epstein Remark
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Leigh McGowan slammed the Trump-loving pundit's attitude and issued an ominous warning about the entire release of the Epstein files.
Leigh McGowan — known online as “PoliticsGirl” — tore into conservative pundit Scott Jennings during Monday’s episode of CNN’s “Newsnight” after Jennings downplayed anger over the Justice Department’s ongoing failure to release the vast majority of its files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who was once a close friend of President Donald Trump.
Guest host John Berman noted that the DOJ is now more than a month past a legally mandated deadline to release the files.
Jennings pushed back by asking, “Yeah. What’s the punishment if they don’t?”
Berman acknowledged that the apparent lack of consequences was itself “a problem.”
Jennings then said the DOJ should follow the law but argued that people shouldn’t “get our knickers in a twist” over the delay, a remark that infuriated McGowan.
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“It’s literally the end of the world," said comedian Tim Dillon.
It went around in circles.
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Noem accused CBS’ Margaret Brennan of "picking and choosing what numbers" to report on.