Lawrence O’Donnell Explains Exactly Why And How Trump May Lose His Biggest Fight Yet
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Democrats on the House Oversight Committee recently released some damning messages involving the president.
MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell on Wednesday covered newly-released correspondence from late sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein, who wrote in an email from 2019 made public earlier in the day that President Donald Trump “knew about the girls” being victimized.
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“Donald Trump has obviously been living all year in fear of release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, and tonight that fear has to be more intense than ever,” said O’Donnell. “The fear that makes him snap and call Republicans ‘very bad’ and ‘stupid’ is an informed fear.”
He added, “It’s an informed fear because Donald Trump knows exactly what his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was. We don’t. Donald Trump knows exactly how much direct exposure and familiarity he had with the people Jeffrey Epstein calls ‘the girls’ in his email.”
Trump indeed warned “stupid” Republicans joining Democrats in demanding answers in the case. He also once again decried the matter as a “Hoax,” while the emails made public Wednesday by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee suggested otherwise.
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