Tucker Carlson · Epstein, JFK, and Lex Fridman’s Damning Question to Trump. Tucker Reacts.

1. 1. The US government's $7 trillion annual budget persists because most citizens have no idea what it actually does.
2. 2. In the days before 9/11, there was a massive spike in options trading betting against the two airlines involved and that defense contractors' shares would rise.
3. 3. The FBI identified the people who bet on 9/11, but their identities remain hidden 25 years later, as noted in the 9/11 report.
4. 4. Trump told Lex Fridman he would be inclined to release the Epstein files and had no problem with it, but later did not follow through.
5. 5. The unreleased Epstein files cluster around the 9/11 period, with a noticeable dip in document dates bookending the attacks.
6. 6. The DOJ has not interviewed any of the people mentioned in Epstein's emails about coded references like 'pizza and grape soda.'
7. 7. The DOJ focuses on hunting those who criticize Israel while ignoring unanswered questions from the Epstein files.
8. 8. The CIA still possesses unreleased documents about the Kennedy assassination, despite claims that all files have been released.
9. 9. Trump's claim that releasing Epstein files could endanger people implies Epstein may have worked for intelligence agencies.
10. 10. People who sent hundreds of millions to Epstein for financial services have never been questioned by the DOJ.
11. 11. Trump sided with the deep state instead of the people, betraying the core rationale of his campaign.
12. 12. Trump should have given a televised address naming those who threatened him and ordered their arrest, as real leaders do.