"If you read the Epstein files The [Wall Street] Journal has done a great job at this Epstein got his money from two Jewish billionaires, Lex Wexner and Leon Black, and a little bit of money from the Jewish banking dynasty, the Rothschilds in Europe, Jesse Watters began. And it looks like he's mostly just a fixer a guy who advises. He helps people with their problems. Sometimes those problems are, You need a girl?' Or some penicillin, Kennedy quipped."
"Gutfeld then referred to lawmakers on the Judiciary Committee as drama queens, asking, when did they care about the Epstein case? There's no moral imperative behind this righteousness, it's only political obviously theater, Gutfeld said. He then defended Bondi. I also understand that these witnesses are finally responding with the respect these imposters deserve. It's like, I keep thinking, What would I do if I was there? I could not take any of those bozos seriously. And all they're doing is ideological target practice."
Hosts of The Five giggled and joked about Jeffrey Epstein while defending Attorney General Pam Bondi's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. Pam Bondi refused to acknowledge Epstein survivors who rose when Rep. Pramila Jayapal demanded an apology, and Bondi blasted Attorney General Merrick Garland. Jesse Watters claimed Epstein received money from Lex Wexner, Leon Black, and the Rothschilds, and suggested Epstein functioned as a fixer. Co-hosts exchanged quips about provisioning girls and penicillin, called Epstein a 'sex rabbi,' and suggested performance spectacle. Greg Gutfeld mocked committee members as 'drama queens,' defended Bondi, and derided witnesses as 'imposters' performing 'ideological target practice.'
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