Name: Trump Absolves Himself from Epstein Saga Before "Million Mentions" Bombshell | The Daily Show
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Adverbs of degree

Doesn't even look like Trump's heart is in this one.

Can someone ask him a fun question to cheer him up a bit?

Adverbs of manner

And please make sure it's not about a subject that he's desperately trying to avoid.

A lot of women who are survivors of Epstein's are unhappy with those redactions that came out.

Some of them, entire witness interviews are totally blacked out.

Trying to hold the president to account is really killing the vibe here.

President, why don't you answer the question in the dignified and respectable manner that we've come to expect?

Because you know you're not telling the truth.

Um, can I talk to the president alone for just a second?

I don't know if there's ever a time to tell a reporter to smile, but

I'm almost positive it's not when she's asking you about sex trafficking victims.

Even if she did smile, would that make it better?

Hey, I'd like to ask you about that pedophile ring, but

to be fair to the president, he's really tired of being asked all these questions that he refuses to answer.

I think it's really time for the country to get onto something else.

I would, too, if I was in the Epstein files thousands of times.

I feel the same way when the IRS tries to audit me.

Hey, guys, I appreciate your interest, but me and my business Jacuzzi are ready to move.

If we're talking about fallout from associating with Jeffrey Epstein, I think there might be someone else who should be facing some consequences.

In Slovakia, a top advisor to the prime minister has resigned after emails showed he met with Epstein in 2018.

When I said certain politicians should be held accountable, I meant, you know, like someone running a country.

There's a world leader facing a political crisis over the Epstein files.

That's British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Look, I'm gonna be very clear about this.

Someone needs to demand answers from the US President.

Former President Bill Clinton agreed to testify in the House Oversight Committee's Epstein probe.

It Okay, I guess everybody in the damn files is going to face consequences except for Donald Trump.

And on top of that, he must be so happy that his nemesis, Bill Clinton is getting in trouble for this.

It bothers me that somebody is going after Bill Clinton.

Either Trump just wants to get on Clinton's good side before he testifies about Epstein, or this is just a game recognize game moment.

I'd like to acknowledge that we are standing on sacred land where Bill Clinton got a hummer from an internal.

I can barely wrap my head around all the twists and turns in this story.

Trump is in the Epstein files maybe more than anyone, but

Bill Clinton is the only one who has to testify about it.

But instead of being happy about that, Trump is upset.

This whole thing, it has me, I don't know.

Meanwhile, over here in America, members of Congress now have special access to the unredacted Epstein files.

Although seeing how the redacted files already mention Donald Trump thousands of times, I doubt there's going to be anything new about him in the unredacted.

Axios reports that after Congressman Jamie Raskin reviewed the unredacted Epstein files, he said Donald Trump's name appears, quote, more than a million times.

There's not even that many references to Hamlet in the play Hamlet.

Now, maybe Raskin is just being hyperbolic, but

if this is true, wouldn't it just be easier to call this the Trump Files featuring Jeffrey Epstein?

I mean, just, just, just think about the effort it took Trump's Justice Department to redact his name that many times.

It's like trying to remove the pee from the water park at this point.

You just need to accept that it's in there and try not to think about it.

But Donald Trump isn't the only member of the administration in the hot seat.

So is Howard Lutnick, Commerce Secretary and dad of a family staying at the White Lotus.

And he explained how he lived next door to Jeffrey Epstein, went to his house once in 2005, got the ick, and

My wife and I decided that I will never be in the room with that disgusting person ever again.

I commend you, Howard, for your moral clarity.