Ben Shapiro accuses Megyn Kelly’s Epstein sources of being an accomplice of one of the biggest concealations in history
Ben Shapiro came after the sources of Megyn Kelly who, according to her, say that Jeffrey Epstein was an asset for America or Israel – but insists on remaining anonymous.
While in the episode on Monday of “The Megyn Kelly Show”, the host and Shapiro clashed if the deceased American financier, the sex offender and the sexual trafficker Epstein were also an asset for America or Israel. Kelly was categorical, she had sources that said “not only do we believe he was an agent, but we don’t think he committed suicide.”
“I mean, that’s good,” said Shapiro. “They should go out, and they should say that, and then they should say who covers this.”
He added: “I have the names of the people who claim that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide, and that the coarse and most extreme of conspiracy theories … The most extreme version of theory, is not true. I have the names of the people who claim that it is evidence, if others are the names that are smuggled can question them also on this subject, because otherwise we are just in the field of pure speculation, and frankly, I cannot find it useful. “”
Kelly replied that Shapiro exclaiming that his sources were not valid because they released the information that the public is not fair. She stressed the fact that this could be dangerous both professionally and personally because “they don’t want to be the only one to meet Trump”. Shapiro made fun of this and added that the dissemination of information on Epstein would only strengthen the mover.
“I’m not saying you should name them,” he said. “I say that they should be named, because otherwise, they are accomplices of one of the greatest concealations in the history of America.”
Shapiro continued: “If someone came today and they were a denunciator about the greatest scandal in the history of the American Republic, they would earn more money tomorrow than their whole life to work for the FBI. It’s ridiculous.”
Epstein has seen Trump’s Maga’s Base to turn on each other since the MEMO of the Doj and the FBI last week revealed that the investigation from Trump in the Criminal Past of Epstein “has not revealed proofs that could predict an investigation against unwanted third parties”. It came a few months after Bondi told Fox News that she was in possession of a list of this very nature.
CNN even reported that the deputy director of the FBI, Dan Bongino, was considering a resignation on the memo and the reaction of many Trump consistent.
“Dan Bongino told people he was planning to resign as Deputy Director of the FBI during the benefits that continued since the release of this note,” said Kaitlan Collins. “The anger inside the base of Maga continued to grow instead of leaving while some managers inside hoped for it.”
Look at the complete conversation between Kelly and Shapiro above.
