News · moment 12 of 25
CBS's Nancy Chen 'Comes in Hot' with Nothing
from Names On Paper | The Tim Dillon Show #376 · #376
4 min
News
Tim reacts to a CBS clip with correspondent Nancy Chen essentially saying nothing substantive about the newly released documents, mocking the network's hollow 'team combing through it' framing.
- Tim questions why anyone worries about billionaires like the Hyatt owner when the media never cared about safety for the Covington kids they doxed.
- Media is driven entirely by clicks, shares, and eyeballs—nothing else keeps them alive.
- Tim acknowledges some people ended up in places they shouldn't have, but not everyone named, and repeat island trips with a convicted sex offender is different from just being on a jet.
- CBS News plays a clip of correspondent Nancy Chen emphasizing that being named in documents doesn't mean knowledge of or involvement in crimes.
- Nancy Chen 'comes in hot' with nothing, reiterating to elderly viewers on pills that names on paper don't mean anyone did anything wrong.
- Tim mocks the network's insistence that the names could belong to anyone—your name, your friend's name—no crime committed.
Jeffrey EpsteinGhislaine MaxwellCBS NewsNancy ChenCovington kidsHyatt