Couldn’t the heads of the major media all get together and agree not to cover Trump after he’s not president anymore? Even the mafia does something like that I’ve heard.
media ethics
Jeffrey Epstein—what do y'all think? Let's try making sense of the thing surrounding Epstein—
US corruption, money and status and power, sexual abuse and trafficking, complicity, and justice, etc...
Here's a little context, summarized:
Jeffrey Epstein was an American financier and convicted sex offender who built a fortune through relationships with celebrity politicians, business people, and royalty. He's thought to have run a vast sex trafficking operation, victimizing hundreds of underage girls, and it's unclear how many of his associates were involved or aware of what was happening. Things like his controversial plea deal in 2008 indicate American corruption—using his wealth and connections to evade accountability. He was arrested again in 2019 on federal sex trafficking charges but died in a way that is officially called "suicide" and widely considered a cover-up.
Why it matters:
The Epstein case erodes public trust in institutions, fuels partisan weaponization and conspiracy theories about elite corruption, and has become a self-created political nightmare for Trump, who promised file releases during his campaign but now refuses disclosure after learning his name appears in documents, causing unprecedented fractures within his MAGA base who view him as part of the establishment cover-up he once opposed.