Enjoy comedian Bill Burr’s pungent take on ABC burying the Epstein story. Very little new information, but a good articulation of the outrage most of the nation feels over the story, at perhaps a slightly higher level of profanity.
“Oh you mean the part where you had evidence of these f*cking super rich people banging kids, that’s a private moment of frustration, and it all goes away?”
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What, her majesty’s secret service just happened to come across this, like it was some dead animal on the side of the road?! Doesn’t pass the sniff test.
Sure, just a really big coinky-dink. Next you’ll tell me Lois Lerner’s 7 hard drives destroyed themselves.
There’s a line that keeps sliding by un-noticed. ABC had the story, the evidence, the interviews, the photos … and then the palace found out about it–
Wait, what? The palace found out. Let’s just hover right there for a good, long while.
Who tipped off the palace? Who, at ABC, tipped off the British monarchy about a story still in preparation, hadn’t even seen the light of day yet?
What, her majesty’s secret service just happened to come across this, like it was some dead animal on the side of the road?! Doesn’t pass the sniff test.
Sure, just a really big coinky-dink. Next you’ll tell me Lois Lerner’s 7 hard drives destroyed themselves.