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The Media's 'So What' Spin and the Russiagate Comparison
from Names On Paper | The Tim Dillon Show #376 · #376
3 min
Tim argues the media, itself compromised, is spinning real court documents as meaningless while the same outlets pushed flimsy Russiagate conspiracies like the Steele dossier and pee tape as credible.
- Sending a message to a human trafficker about visiting his island doesn't suggest wrongdoing, according to NBC's spin.
- The media's new strategy is a 'so what' dismissal because the media itself is compromised and implicated in these networks.
- The media's explanation: Epstein randomly picked names from a phone book, and no conclusions should be drawn from the court filings.
- Tim contrasts this with how Russiagate worked—the same media spun tenuous connections into massive conspiracies about Trump.
- The media dismisses actual court documents as meaningless evidence while they previously pushed the steel dossier and piss tape theories.
- The media's final move: don't investigate what the evidence means, just leave it as a mystery everyone accepts.