Lutnick Says Epstein Was 'Greatest Blackmailer Ever,' Contradicting FBI Review
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick alleges Epstein used incriminating videos of wealthy clients to secure a lenient 2008 plea deal, calling him the 'greatest blackmailer ever.'
- Howard Lutnick stated that Jeffrey Epstein was 'the greatest blackmailer ever' during an interview on the New York Post's podcast, contradicting a previous FBI review that stated there was no evidence of trafficking by Epstein.
- Lutnick alleged that Epstein may have traded incriminating videos of powerful associates for leniency in a 2008 plea deal, suggesting that he believed Epstein was blackmailing his high-profile friends.
- Rep. Robert Garcia, a member of the House Oversight Committee, called Lutnick’s comments 'incredible' and indicated the committee may seek to subpoena him for more information regarding Epstein.
- Lutnick's statements have prompted scrutiny over the administration's actions and have raised questions about the adequacy of previous investigations into Epstein's activities.
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US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has said convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is the "greatest blackmailer ever"
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