Donald Trump Sparks Outrage with Epstein Survivor Remark: ‘Victims or Whatever, Refused to Go Under Oath’

Donald Victim-Blames Epstein Survivors

During a Trump press gaggle, grandpa was asked if he is okay with new public hearings for the Epstein survivors and he's fine with it then proceeded to victim-blame the women by claiming they refused to go under oath. This is a lie. Many Jeffrey Epstein victims have given sworn testimonies, including Virginia Giuffre, Maria Farmer, and Johanna Sjoberg. Many others settled in civil court, and others didn't have the chance to testify because he di…

Donald Trump sparks outrage with Epstein survivor remark: ‘Victims or whatever, refused to go under oath’

Epstein case heats up as the US President weighs in on survivor testimony controversy.

Grandpa Pudding Brains treats Epstein victims like a footnote, treats Pope like a rival

In a rambling press conference that managed to be both callous and combative, Donald Trump brushed off victims connected to Jeffrey Epstein with an "or whatever," before pivoting seamlessly into picking a fight with the Pope, because apparently, there's always time to punch up at the Vatican. — Read the rest The post Grandpa Pudding Brains treats Epstein victims like a footnote, treats Pope like a rival appeared first on Boing Boing.

Donald Trump Draws Fire Over Comments About Epstein's “Victims or Whatever”

Source: MEHMET ESER / Getty President Donald Trump continued his laissez-faire attitude towards survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s alleged sexual assault as he looks to downplay the Epstein files, calling them “victims, or whatever.” On Thursday, while taking questions from reporters outside the White House, Trump was asked whether he believed there should be a public hearing for the reported Epstein survivors. “Well, I’m ok w…

Donald Trump Sparks Outrage Over ‘Victims or Whatever’ Comment on Epstein Survivors

President Trump drew criticism after describing Epstein survivors as "victims or whatever" at a press conference, saying he understood if they chose not to testify under oath before Congress.