'The Dude Is Flailing': Jon Stewart Shows How Trump's Facade Is Finally 'Crumbling'
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The "Daily Show" host said the president is off his game because of Jeffrey Epstein.
“Daily Show” host Jon Stewart on Monday said the pressure over files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein might finally be getting to President Donald Trump.
Trump, who promised during the campaign to release the Epstein files, has instead spent months trying to block that release. With the House now expected to easily pass a discharge petition that would call for the files’ release, Stewart said the president has “pivoted.” Trump is now urging the very same Republicans he pressured into blocking that petition to support it, claiming “we have nothing to hide.”
Stewart isn’t buying it ― for one simple reason.
“If he had nothing to hide, he could have declassified and released these files himself at any time,” Stewart said. “How do I know this?”
He then rolled footage of Trump in 2022, insisting a president can declassify anything, at any time, just by saying so or “even by thinking about it.”
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