Tucker Carlson criticized Ben Shapiro's defense of the Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein situation. The DOJ and FBI report indicated that Epstein did not possess a client list of powerful figures and reaffirmed the ruling of his 2019 suicide. President Trump frowned upon continued questioning about Epstein. Many Trump supporters expressed disappointment about the developments. Shapiro stated he believed government officials over personal doubts. Carlson countered Shapiro's stance at a public event, asserting it was absurd to blindly trust government officials and dismiss such significant questions.
Shapiro defended the Trump administration's stance on the Epstein case, stating, 'I don't have any reason to believe those people are lying to me,' referring to government sources.
President Trump expressed dismissiveness towards ongoing inquiries about Epstein, asking a reporter if they were still discussing the topic.
Carlson criticized Shapiro's remarks at a public event, sarcastically implying that suggesting trust in the government is an absurd position to take.
The DOJ and FBI memo stated that Epstein lacked a client list involving powerful individuals, reaffirming the conclusion of his suicide.
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