'I Am Also In The Files': Jon Stewart Reveals His Unexpected Epstein Mention
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The "Daily Show" host said he was offended by an appearance in the newly released files.
Of all the names in files related to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein ― who was once close friends with President Donald Trump ― the biggest surprise might be “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart.
“To get ahead of the story, I am also in the files,” Stewart revealed on Monday night.
But his cameo was different from the regular mentions of Trump and other boldface names that appear in the files.
“All right, this is actually true,” Stewart said before displaying an Aug. 29, 2015, message Epstein sent to producer Barry Josephson with an idea to help Woody Allen, the filmmaker who has faced allegations of sexual abuse.
Epstein wrote that he suggested Allen “do an exclusive new stand up routine” for AppleTV or Amazon.
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