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Ghislaine Maxwell Should Testify
from Epstein Updates & Dinner in DC | The Tim Dillon Show #453 · #453
6 min
Tim argues nobody offered Maxwell a plea deal to name names, and that powerful people across the political spectrum are quietly dreading the idea of her testifying before Congress under oath.
- Trump and Epstein were friends for a long time, and the nature of their relationship is mysterious—Trump says they knew each other through society circles, Epstein called him his best friend, and they fell out over a house.
- Epstein hit on a young girl at Mar-a-Lago and Trump kicked him out.
- Trump has never been accused of anything with an underage person, despite people claiming Tim is covering for him.
- It's not impossible that Epstein has compromising material on Trump, but that's not something he's been accused of doing.
- No one offered Ghislaine Maxwell a plea deal, which could be because they didn't want to give a pedophile a reduced sentence or because people didn't want her testifying at all.
- Tim proposed at a dinner that Ghislaine Maxwell should testify before Congress under oath about the entire operation.
- People at the dinner said Maxwell testifying is not on the table and nobody is super jazzed about it.
- The idea of Maxwell testifying has not been warmly received by anybody—left, right, or center—across Washington, New York, Palm Beach, and London.
- No one is running through the streets excited about Maxwell testifying before Congress like they would be about training for a 5K.
- Tim thinks putting Maxwell under oath in the chair is a good idea, and the people at dinner kind of agreed, but the problem is she'll want something in exchange to testify.