Jimmy Fallon Says Trump's Changing Story On Epstein Will Lead To Shocking Conclusion
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The "Tonight Show" host zinged the president hard for yet another turn in the Epstein files saga.
Jimmy Fallon said Monday that President Donald Trump’s evolving spin on the Jeffrey Epstein files will stop with a bonkers revelation. (Watch the video below.)
Playing off Trump’s recent suggestion that Democrats could have planted his name in the files of the heavily connected sex offender, the “Tonight Show” host cracked:
“Trump went from saying there are no files to I’m not in the files to I’m only in there because the files were changed. By next week we’re gonna find out that Trump is Jeffrey Epstein.”
Fast-forward to 2:47 for a more complete look at Fallon’s bit:
Fallon’s joke follows a run of twists in the president’s reaction to the files.
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