rant · moment 11 of 16
Being Rich Means Being Friends With a Trafficker
from Epstein Updates & Dinner in DC | The Tim Dillon Show #453 · #453
8 min
Tim riffs at length on how wealth means being friends with human traffickers, murderers, and criminals without knowing it, contrasting the private rich with the oversharing middle class, and repeatedly begs Trump to just admit Epstein laundered his money rather than anything worse.
- Being rich means sometimes being best friends with a human trafficker without knowing it.
- Tim hasn't spoken to a firefighter, cop, or teacher in six years since getting a little money.
- He goes to dinners with people he's pretty sure are on an assignment to kill him.
- Rich people are private and quiet about their sins, unlike the middle class who overshare constantly.
- Ghislaine Maxwell was fun—there's not a photo where she doesn't look like the funnest person alive.
- The people at the top of society are involved in dark things, so they need to prove they're not complicit.
- You can say you made a mistake, took a ride on a plane, but you have to prove you weren't raping children.
- Tim would be fine if Trump just admitted Epstein laundered his money instead of denying everything.
- Tim suggests Trump could say Epstein became his friend because he knew how to make large sums of money disappear.
- Tim's ideal scenario: Trump holds a press conference admitting Epstein laundered his money and releases all the files.
Donald TrumpJeffrey EpsteinGhislaine MaxwellPam BondiBill Clinton