Trust and Accountability in the Epstein Case

This chapter examines the skepticism towards political leaders' trustworthiness in light of the Epstein case. The speakers discuss the implications of party loyalty over accountability, the trauma of victims, and the lack of transparency in investigations related to Epstein’s affiliations. Additionally, they critique recent political maneuvers that prioritize moving on from pressing issues and explore the broader ramifications of unresolved political scandals on public trust.