Tucker Carlson has responded to the Epstein files.
The DOJ’s latest batch of Epstein files reveal that “pizzagate” isn’t the crazy conspiracy theory the mainstream media wanted us to believe.
Carlson even admits that he was one of those people who believed it to be a conspiracy theory…. till now..
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He says: Emails and texts that we can be pretty sure were sent from or to Jeffrey Epstein that pertain to the question of food, specifically pizza, caught our attention immediately. Pizza, people talking about pizza, adults talking about pizza, and pizza parties. It evoked memories of the semi-forgotten story from about 10 years ago known as PizzaGate. It all began with another trove of information that hit the internet 10 years ago, WikiLeaks, from a former high official in the Clinton and Obama White Houses…”
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In the following video Carslon is joined by investigative journalist Ian Carroll who explains that Pizzagate is basically very real.
They examine potential code words like “pizza and grape soda” found frequently in emails between Epstein and high-profile associates and drawing controversial parallels to the “Pizzagate” theory.
The discussion expands to cover broader allegations of systemic corruption, the role of intelligence agencies, and the perceived failure of federal law enforcement to investigate prominent figures named in the files. Ultimately, Carroll and Carlson argue that these revelations point to a deeply entrenched “demonic global crime network” that continues to be protected by institutional cover-ups.
