Rep. Jasmine Crockett Has 1 'Very Interesting' Question About Trump's Link To Epstein
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The Democratic lawmaker said Trump's refusal to release the Epstein files "kind of answers the question."
President Donald Trump on Wednesday flipped out at his own supporters for continuing to ask about late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein ― and Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) said there may be a reason the president wants to change the subject.
Trump said Epstein has been “dead for a long time” and “was never a big factor in terms of life.”
But Crockett pointed out that Trump and Epstein were once friends.
“For him to say he’s a nonfactor ... when we can go and find pictures and pictures and pictures of the two of them together, that’s a very interesting concept, right?” she told MeidasTouch contributor Katie Phang on YouTube. “This idea that like, he’s a nonfactor. Well, why were you hanging around with nonfactors, Mr. President? Like, what was that about, right?”
Trump and many in his circle promised repeatedly to release files related to Epstein, including a long-rumored “client list.”
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