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Trump loved Epstein conspiracy theories – now he’s at the heart of one
Donald Trump has faced backlash after dismissing interest in Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, as a "boring story," which angered his conspiratorial supporters. The scrutiny surrounding Trump's past friendship with Epstein, including his previous comments about Epstein being a "terrific guy," has intensified, highlighting the complexities of Trump's conspiracy-laden political narrative. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Donald Trump, who has often promoted conspiracy theories, recently downplayed interest in Jeffrey Epstein's story, leading...
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