System Update with Glenn Greenwald Trump DOJ: There's Nothing to the Epstein Story; State Dept: Syria's Al-Qaeda are No Longer "Terrorists"
Jul 8, 2025
The latest discussion dives deep into the Epstein scandal, revealing the DOJ's assertion of no incriminating evidence amidst high-profile narratives. It questions the motivations behind political allegiance and the reclassification of terrorist designations, particularly concerning an al-Qaeda affiliate. The conversation critiques the political landscape's double standards and the evolving labels of 'terrorism,' shedding light on their implications for civil liberties. Listeners are invited to engage with upcoming discussions on U.S.-Brazilian relations and political accountability.
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DOJ Finds No Epstein Client List
- The DOJ under Pam Bondi claims a thorough review found no incriminating Epstein client list or evidence implicating powerful people.
- This contradicts years of MAGA claims about hidden damning evidence and scandals around Epstein's rings.
Epstein Suicide Confirmed, No Cover-Up
- Despite prior promises, the Trump DOJ concluded Jeffrey Epstein acted alone and killed himself.
- This conclusion has created confusion and anger among Trump supporters who expected bombshell revelations.
Trump on Epstein File Declassification
- President Trump admitted to interviewer Lex Friedman he would consider declassifying Epstein files.
- Trump acknowledged Epstein's controversial preference for very young women.