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Rosie O'Donnell's Epstein Survivor Singalong
from JD Vance, Drafted To Iran, & The End Times | The Tim Dillon Show #511 · #511
8 min
Tim reacts to a Rosie O'Donnell video where Epstein survivors are gathered to share their stories and then break into a choreographed group singalong of "I Am Woman," which he finds bizarrely tone-deaf given the subject matter.
- Rosie O'Donnell brings Epstein survivors on stage to sing 'I Am Woman,' which Tim finds unnecessarily theatrical.
- The problem: after discussing trauma, Rosie transitions to a musical number as if it's a Broadway show.
- Tim questions whether the survivors had to rehearse the song and imagines the awkward pitch to trauma victims.
- This exemplifies modern society's tendency to almost get something right, then immediately ruin it.
- Rosie explains her vision: survivors holding hands and lifting them together while singing.
- Tim's reaction to watching the performance: he's stopped feeling sympathy and notices one survivor wearing Chanel sandals.
- The bit is so uncomfortable that Tim jokes he's siding with Epstein, which he recognizes defeats the purpose.
- Uncertainty about whether the survivors are actually singing or if the audio has been dubbed in by producers.
- The singing quality is actually good, which confuses Tim further about why a song is necessary at all.
- The segment includes head shots of the survivors as younger versions of themselves during the song.