Former Fox News host Bill O’Relli said that he discussed Jeffrey Epstein case In March with President Trump, who told him that “a lot of names are associated” for spontaneous reasons with disgruntled financier.
“I talked to President Trump, man to man, eye to eye, on St. Patrick’s Day, and he said – and I agree – ‘There are many names related to Epstein who had nothing to do with Epstein’s conduct,” O’Rilie said on Wednesday during an appearance on “Kuoomo” of the news.
“They probably used to have lunch with them or maybe there was some correspondence for one thing or another,” he told hosts Chris Cumo.
“If the name goes out,” O’Rilie continued, “those people are destroyed – because no reference is going to happen. The media does not care about reference, so you cannot do this. You cannot destroy a human being by taking out the files, whatever they can be.”
News experienced argued that, instead, Attorney General Palm Bondi should host a press conference where he Epstein addresses the case Head-on and shares with the public everything he can do on the case,
“You definitely say Attorney General Bandi, this is what we know, and, you know, we are going to protect the innocent, and he is a heinous person,” he said that former Attorney General Merick Garland – who served in the biden administration – should sit next to him during pressure.
The interview segments falls between the furious backlash Right -wing media area And Other A memorandum was released after justice department on Monday Conclusion Guilty sex criminal No customer list kept High-profile individuals are used to blackmail individuals, which oppose the principles of conspiracy that suggests otherwise over the years.
The memorandum also concluded that Epstein died of suicide in 2019, denying other claims that he died under suspicious circumstances.
The Trump administration has pushed those claims back and emphasized its commitment to truth and transparency.
Karolin Levit, secretary of the White House press, said on Monday that the memo is the result of “detailed review of the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and all the files related to his death”.
He said that there were some materials that DOJ had “not released because, clearly, it was incredibly graphic and included child pornography, not anything that is suitable for public consumption.”
Tusrap Rose On Tuesday during a cabinet meeting, when a reporter tried to ask Bondi questions About memorandum,
“Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?” The President said. “This man has been talked about for years. You are asking – we have Texas, we have it, we have all the things. And people are still talking about this man? It is incredible.”
He said, “I mean, I can’t believe that you are asking a question on Epstein in this way, where we are achieving some biggest success and what has happened in Texas is also a tragedy with him,” he said. “It looks like just an insult.”
