Tucker Carlson expressed concern that President Donald Trump is failing to fulfill his campaign promise to shed light on Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, warning of potential public backlash. In a conversation about a Trump DOJ memo claiming Epstein's suicide and lack of evidence implicating others, Carlson criticized leaders who betray their promises. He emphasized public anger toward unaccountability in the Epstein case, questioning why those responsible for the exploitation of children remain unpunished. Carlson suggested this situation is increasingly volatile and dangerous, warning against insulting the public by dismissing their concerns as conspiracy theories.
When you insult the population by calling them conspiracy theorists, you're really playing with fire. People are mad as hell right now, they are angry.
You have to hold leaders to a higher standard if they're elected on a message, and then betray that message.
How can you say that thousands of children were raped, but I'm not going to find out who raped them!? Where are the rapists? Why aren't they in jail?
It's honestly one of the craziest things I've ever seen in my entire life. It's dangerous to play around with the truth of these events.
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