SHOCK REPORT: Trump "Active Participant" In Epstein RING

Well, Democrats are now calling for a special counsel to be appointed to look into Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein. This comes on the heels of Democrats in the house releasing a large report this week detailing allegations about Donald Trump, women, and Epstein. And I think that's a important way to look at this document that was just

released. It's specifically rehashing some allegations that have been in the public. It does add new allegations to pre-existing allegations, but it's really what it's is doing is repackaging some of these allegations specifically through the lens of proximity to Epstein, if that makes sense. And what we wanted to do here is go deep into the

report as best we could. It is a long report, but we want to bring you as many details as possible because as we just mentioned, Democrats are now calling for a special counsel to as the New York Times put it, quote, scrutinize Trump ties to Epstein. And first of all, Ryan, let's just start by saying

we don't necessarily need a report or special counsel for us to understand that Donald Trump has a deep relationship going back years, that is to say in terms of longevity, a had a deep relationship with Jeffrey Epstein going back to at least the late 1980s and early 1990s. And so some of this may

not seem new to people, but again, we've covered this here many times. Their connections go back many years. And Ryan, you at Dropsite have covered that for a long time as well. >> Yeah, you might not need a special counsel, but it'd be smart to have one. And here's my free advice to any

Democrat or Republican running for president in 2028, promise to appoint a special counsel and promise to make it Thomas Massie. I don't even think he's a lawyer, but let have him run the office because then Democrat or Republican, you know you have somebody there who is going to follow the leads, you know, where they go. Particularly if