The David Pakman Show BONUS FREEBIE: Epstein victims making their own list, CEO snatches hat from kid at tennis match
Sep 6, 2025
Epstein victims are taking matters into their own hands by compiling a list of clients related to the trafficking case, aiming for transparency. Meanwhile, a CEO is under fire for snatching a signed hat from a child at a tennis match, raising questions about adult behavior in public spaces. There's also a fascinating discussion on the risks of using AI for historical representation, highlighting concerns over authenticity and misleading narratives. These topics dive into the real-life impact of politics and the importance of amplifying victims' voices.
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Victims May Build Their Own Client List
- Epstein victims are considering compiling their own client list if the government refuses to release documents.
- That grassroots list could force public scrutiny even without official records.
Victims Are Being Crowded Out Of The Narrative
- Media coverage has focused on Trump, Epstein, and politics while largely sidelining victims' stories.
- Centering victims publicly could increase pressure to release documents and humanize the scandal.
Carefully Publicize Victim Testimony
- If victims are willing, go public to increase political and public pressure for document release.
- Do this carefully to avoid exposing victims to legal or emotional harm.
