Tim Miller

You don't have to say anything.

I'm just going to drink my LaCroix.

You just take a sip of your drink.

All I'm saying is that sip of your drink that you're doing right now, that is what all of the prominent media figures in America were doing after I sent that tweet yesterday because I had the largest discrepancy.

between likes that you now can't see anymore that they're secret versus retweets like my plane landed and it was like you have 342 likes from priority twitter accounts and you have three retweets so people don't like to talk about it people don't like to talk about the fact that the first lady can't speak english or read english very well

And I'm just, you know, I'm just drinking my LaCroix.

Let's continue.

Pause, quick pause, quick pause.

I had to Google this when it happened.

He was married in 1998 to the second wife.

I should just say, should just say, continue.

Tim Cook, watch the documentary.

There's five more minutes of it, but I feel like you get the gist at this point.

I mean, I'm not sure, like the word Epstein, it's one of those truisms in communications that if somebody levels an accusation against you that is untrue, and you're pushing back against it, you're not supposed to repeat the accusation.

This is like great crisis communications 101, because then

Then people have video of you repeating the thing that you're saying that you didn't do.

It's like she's like, I did not know Epstein.

I was not Epstein victim.

I mean, she talks about Epstein and Maxwell more than than anyone from the administration has talked about them for the entire term.

Luckily for you, I woke up early this morning and I've been going deep into a rabbit hole on this.