Jack Contrerella

he always says, well, I went to brunch with the guy.

I might've bumped into him.

You hear RFK Jr.

say, oh, well, you just see people in New York.

Well, apparently you see them in Palm Beach too, or in LA or Vegas, or maybe shitty evil people just hang out with shitty evil people.

And so they want to shrink it down to this much smaller thing where we're giving it way too much attention, but that's not the truth.

And my biggest problem maybe in this whole coverup, and it's hard to pick one,

or at least my media criticism, is with how blatantly evil Pam Bondi has been and how disgusting and just ruthlessly this administration has treated survivors and their attempts to cover up for the rich and powerful.

The media has given them so much grace.

Nothing set me off like Kristen Welker talking to Mike Johnson about the Epstein files, bringing up Elon Musk and saying, I just want to

I stress as much as I possibly can that just because you're in the files doesn't mean you're implicated.

Todd Blanch saying, well, you're perfectly legally allowed to party with Epstein.

It wasn't fucking sorry.

It wasn't Alabama sorority rush.

Let's be clear about that.

This wasn't a party.

It was a criminal cabal.

And the fact that the media has constantly used language that gives grace to billionaires, that treats them like, oh, well, how would they possibly know about Epstein?

Let's give them the benefit of the doubt.

Purposely trying to numb our view of how expansive this is, is just asinine to me in a complete failure.