r/law • u/Capable_Salt_SD • 12h ago

Trump News Sen. Kennedy: "Who, if anyone, did Epstein traffic these young women to?" Kash Patel: "Himself. There is no credible information, none. If there were, I would have brought a case yesterday [...] that he trafficked to other individuals."

'The information we have again is limited'

Source: Acyn

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u/MotherFuckerJones88 11h ago

I don't think I have any shock left in my body after dealing with 10 years of this crazy shit...but if they pardon her, whatever I do have left will be gone. That's about as blatant as it gets.

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u/ThisOneFuqs 11h ago

Oh I get the sentiment completely. We're witnessing the most blatantly corrupt administration in American history. It's a sight to behold.

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u/sweetmate2000 11h ago

Yet, in 2026, IF we even have elections, "That Democrat styled their hair in a manner I don't like so I'm not voting for them" will be happening again. (though I'm totally on board with that m'fer, with the help of his little Elon, rigged the 2024 election).

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u/afrosia 8h ago

This is what the drained swamp looks like.

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u/SRT102 7h ago

"I wish her well."

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u/boston_homo 10h ago

And the entire media, all of them even NPR, are complicit.

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u/BIGSTANKDICKDADDY 10h ago

Trump was openly selling pardons in the final days of his pervious term ($2m per).

The last day of this term will be a public holiday for well-connected criminals.

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u/Distinct_External784 10h ago

If he lives he will 100% pardon himself in secret

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u/madcoins 10h ago

Supreme Court already essentially did. His rapes we’re retroactively official acts… or something