We're Not Wrong About the Epstein Files and Tucker's Iranian Interview
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Jul 10, 2025 The panel dives into the DOJ's final report on Jeffrey Epstein, revealing no new client list or evidence of foul play, prompting debates on whether the case is finally settled. They also tackle Tucker Carlson's contentious interview with Iran's President, who made bold accusations against Israel and hinted at revisiting nuclear talks. This leads to discussions on the ethics of giving voice to controversial figures and the line between transparency and propaganda, yielding a thought-provoking take on current events.
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Epstein Case Officially Closed
- The DOJ and FBI concluded no client list or blackmail evidence related to Jeffrey Epstein was found and reaffirmed his death was a suicide.
- Skepticism about conspiracy theories exists, but the official narrative is that the case is likely closed based on the extensive review.
Using Bayesian Reasoning on Epstein
- Bayesian reasoning helps navigate belief in complex cases like Epstein's by weighing evidence and uncertainties.
- Both hosts largely believe Epstein killed himself but acknowledge a minority of doubts remain due to some unanswered questions.
Mutually Assured Destruction Scenario
- Bill Clinton's documented flights on Epstein's plane suggest probable visits to Epstein's properties involving underage girls.
- Trump's omission of this in the 2016 campaign suggests a mutually assured destruction scenario between powerful figures.
