Interview · moment 14 of 18
Hollywood's Exposure, Trump's Temperament, and Susie Wiles' Influence
from Emergency Podcast: The Epstein Cover-Up | The Tim Dillon Show #454 · #454
5 min
Guest
Jones claims Hollywood figures and tech elites are also implicated in the Epstein network, describes Trump becoming increasingly irritable at 79 and lashing out at aides pushing disclosure, and names Susie Wiles and Stephen Miller as top outside influences.
- Hollywood stands to get embarrassed if sex trafficking and cult connections come out publicly.
- Tim agrees with the caller's frustration about Trump's approach to the Epstein cover-up and integrity issues.
- Insider account: Trump has become a grumpy old man after age 78, trials, and pressure, and now dismisses advisors who raise non-border issues.
- Trump hangs up on or kicks out longtime associates—people he's known 30 to 50 years—when they push him on the Epstein cover-up.
- Susie Wiles and Steven Miller have the most influence in the Trump administration.
- Susie Wiles' consultancy firm has grown from small to number one, and all requests have to go through her.
- It's unusual that Wiles and her consultancy partner have both a major firm and positions inside the White House simultaneously.
- If Trump thought he could make deals with the deep state and CIA, he walked into a trap where the raided Democratic materials now implicate him.
- The Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Trump suggests the deep state is playing for keeps.
- Thomas Matthew Crooks, the alleged assassin, had no online footprint and little known background before the media began building a narrative.
- Trump likely sees the assassination attempt as evidence that certain players are willing to kill to stop him.
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