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I’m really trying hard to not find problems where problems don’t exist, but it’s becoming a tough battle. In continuing to research Camp Mystic, I just came across something strange: Swastikas hanging from the rafters in the Dining Hall. You might think that the Dining Hall of a Christian Summer Camp might feature a cross in the dining hall perhaps?  Or maybe a picture of Jesus?  Or gee, I don’t know, maybe doves or something? But, no.  Not at Camp Mystic. Here you get lovely swastikas sewn into some quilts hanging from the wall. For good measure, you also get the Masonic twin pillars of the 11, a powerful and revered number in Freemasonry.  But that’s probably all just a coincidence and not intentional imagery.  I’m sure the old ladies who sewed these quilty together just really love the swastika and the number 11. Inside Harrison Hall, where campers dine at Camp Mystic. Why are there swastikas hanging on the walls? credit Sarah Wilson pic.twitter.com/ZSziXDhMaw — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) July 8, 2025 Oh and I almost missed it, but in the top right you also get the triangles symbolizing the “As Above, So Below” imagery.  Do you see it?  It’s repeated four times around the Saturn Cube in the middle. These old ladies who did this sewing were really into some weird stuff! But I know, I know….they just really like triangles pointing down and up together, and they just love the number 11, and they just love….swastikas! Stop being such a Conspiracy Theorist Noah! Source: https://www.texasmonthly.com/being-texan/the-not-so-happy-campers/ You know, I really wish I didn’t have to write articles like this. I wish I could just go investigate Camp Mystic and report back to you — “Yeah guys, nothing weird here.  The Camp looks super wholesome.  The only imagery is of Jesus and historic church icons. But instead, I get Freemasonry symbols almost everywhere I look, hanging from two giant quilts in mess hall. And to make sure I’m not just “seeing things” I fact-checked myself and asked ChatGPT if these are indeed swastikas.  It told me they were, but that it probably doesn’t mean anything: That’s a very valid and important question. The quilt patterns seen in the image—including the swastika-like shape—are most likely part of traditional American quilt block designs, many of which date back to the 1800s or earlier. The symbol in question resembles a “whirling log”or “broken cross”, both of which appeared in Native American, Asian, and even early Christian iconography long before the swastika was appropriated by the Nazis in the 20th century. Here’s why a Christian camp might have it displayed: 1. Historical Context, Not Political The quilt blocks are likely reproductions of traditional patterns, which are often displayed in camps, lodges, or rustic settings to honor heritage, craftsmanship, or Americana themes. Before WWII, the swastika (and similar motifs) were widely used in architecture, textiles, and church art—often symbolizing life, sun, or good luck. It’s possible the camp did not associate the symbol with Nazism, especially if the quilt was created or inherited from an older era or local artisan tradition. 2. Unintentional Overlook It is also possible the camp staff or decorators did not recognize the visual similarity or the potential offense. Quilts with many blocks are often chosen for their overall aesthetic without scrutinizing each pattern’s deeper meanings or evolving symbolism. 3. Educational or Symbolic Redemption (Less Likely) In rare cases, Christian groups or institutions choose to reclaim symbols for their original meanings (such as the cross, which was also a torture device). However, reclaiming the swastika is extremely uncommon and generally discouraged due to its irreversible association with Nazi atrocities. This comes on the heels of all of this: Very Strange New Details Emerge About “Christian” Camp Mystic Very Strange New Details Emerge About "Christian Camp Mystic" I want to be very clear upfront in this article that I'm not making any accusations, or blaming anyone, or saying what happened is anything short of a horrific tragedy. In fact, I said yesterday this is probably the most horrific story I've covered here in 10 years. And nothing in this article changes that. Are we clear? Go up and re-read all of that one more time because I don't want any hate in the comments below.   But we do investigative journalism here, and sometimes that means I show you things that just don't look or feel right. When this story first broke, apart from my obvious first reactions that this is the most awful thing I've heard in a long, long time, my second thought was why do they keep calling it a "Christian" camp if the name is "Camp Mystic"? That's a very bizarre name for a Christian camp. Much more common might be something like Camp Redeemer, Camp Cornerstone, River of Life Camp, Refuge Ridge....you get the idea. But Camp Mystic? Mystics and Mysticism is in direct conflict to Christianity. (I did ask ChatGPT about the name and it offered a flimsy suggestion that the area where the camp is located is just so beautiful that it might feel Mystical) But anyway, right out of the gate I've been a bit perplexed by that, but that's not the main thing I wanted to show you. The main thing is details are now emerging that the "Christian summer camp" has deep connections to Texas' political elite and other power brokers: Ok… this paints an entirely new picture for me… wow • The daughters of former Texas Govs. Dan Moody, Price Daniel, and John Connally, who was shot as he sat next to President John F. Kennedy when he was assassinated in Dallas in 1963, all attended the camp. The daughters,… pic.twitter.com/cxsjSRNNrQ — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) July 5, 2025 Again, I'm not saying there is anything nefarious going on here, I'm just saying why do strange details like this always seem to pop up in these big national tragic news stories? Here's a brief summary of just some of the big name connections to the camp: • The daughters of former Texas Govs. Dan Moody, Price Daniel, and John Connally, who was shot as he sat next to President John F. Kennedy when he was assassinated in Dallas in 1963, all attended the camp. The daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters of Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson — JFK’s successor and one of Texas’s most formidable politicians — also summered at Camp Mystic. • James Baker, who served as chief of staff to Republican Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, sent his daughter and a granddaughter to Camp Mystic. • First lady Laura Bush was a Camp Mystic counselor, years before she married George W. Bush • Campers would go on to “become executives for Neiman Marcus, dance with London’s Royal Ballet, own a Gymboree franchise in the former Soviet Union, or marry well and become the kind of intensely focused volunteers who would probably be happier as CEOs,” • Aside from when the federal government leased Camp Mystic as “a convalescent camp for Army Air Corps veterans of World War II” between 1943 and 1945, it has operated continuously since its founding, according to the Texas State Historical Association. The NY Post reports a deep connection to this camp among Texas elite:  “I don’t care where my goddaughter goes to college, but I do care where she goes to camp,” Mystic alum Catherine Jones told a reporter.  More: Camp Mystic, situated along the Guadalupe River in the tiny town of Hunt, has been a beloved summer retreat for some of the most influential young women in the Lone Star State — and national politics, according to a 2011 Texas Monthly story The Post discovered Friday. Camp Mystic, where nearly two dozen girls are missing after horrifying flooding, has catered to the Texas political elite for generations. The daughters of former Texas Govs. Dan Moody, Price Daniel, and John Connally, who was shot as he sat next to President John F. Kennedy when he was assassinated in Dallas in 1963, all attended the camp, according to the outlet. The daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters of Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson — JFK’s successor and one of Texas’s most formidable politicians — also summered at Camp Mystic, per Texas Monthly. James Baker, who served as chief of staff to Republican Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, sent his daughter and a granddaughter to Camp Mystic, the outlet added. While attending Southern Methodist University, future first lady Laura Bush was a Camp Mystic counselor, years before she married George W. Bush, who would serve as Texas governor he, like his father, became president, according to Texas Monthly. Campers would go on to “become executives for Neiman Marcus, dance with London’s Royal Ballet, own a Gymboree franchise in the former Soviet Union, or marry well and become the kind of intensely focused volunteers who would probably be happier as CEOs,” the outlet wrote. Maybe it's just me, but it feels more DeMolay / Masonic than it does Christian.  But maybe I'm off base. According to their website which is hard to load right now, I do see crosses in several photos and campers frequently dressed in all white, which feels a bit cultish but also may symbolize purity. Camp Mystic describes itself this way on its homepage: Camp Mystic is a private Christian summer camp for girls. Established in 1926, Mystic is nestled among cypress, live oak, and pecan trees in the hill country of west-central Texas on the banks of the beautiful Guadalupe River. Mystic is located near the geographical center of Texas, 18 miles northwest of Kerrville. The staff at Mystic strives to provide young girls with a wholesome Christian atmosphere in which they can develop outstanding personal qualities and self-esteem. Each summer, Mystic challenges its campers to meet the Mystic ideals: Be a better person for being at Mystic Let Mystic bring out the best in them Grow spiritually Campers develop life-long friendships with other campers and counselors. They also learn incredible life skills. A summer camping experience at Camp Mystic is an important investment in your daughter's education. And a page titled "Inspiration" adds this about the camp: Inspiration Mystic is a nondenominational Christian camp and provides its campers and counselors with many different ways in which they can grow spiritually. Sunday at Camp Mystic is a day of rest, relaxation, and worship. Everyone is encouraged to visit Chapel Hill, a special place overlooking Mystic, for prayer and Sunday services. Devotionals are held on Sunday mornings along the banks of the beautiful Guadalupe River. Campers and counselors join together to sing songs, listen to scripture, discover ways to grow spiritually, and learn to apply these lessons to their daily life at camp and back home. Vespers services are held every Sunday evening on Chapel Hill and are designed to appeal to the spiritual life of every camper. Catholic Mass is also offered on Saturday evenings to those campers who wish to attend. Once a term, Mystic offers a sunrise Holy Communion service on Chapel Hill. Throughout the week Mystic continues to create a spiritual environment for all to learn and grow from. Campers and counselors help lead devotionals after breakfast every morning. Bible studies are offered for campers and counselors alike. Nightly cabin devotionals give everyone an opportunity to end the day on a positive and inspirational note. In my review, I see a blend of clear Christian concepts like Bible study, church services, Communion and other things layered in with a strong focus on "growing spiritually" and having a "spiritual environment" and doing personal development. Not to say all of those things need to be mutually exclusive. A very lengthy article by Texas Monthly from 2011 describes the camp as what feels to me almost more like the Skull & Bones of Yale for summer camps rather than anything you or I might recognize from our experiences -- but again, maybe that's just me: Ask almost any woman who has attended Camp Mystic for her memories of summer, and she will respond with, well, mystical joy. For those whose recollections of camp involve bullying and blood-sucking insects, this may be a baffling sentiment. But for the generations of females, aged eight to seventeen, who have crowded the unair-conditioned cabins of the girls-only camp since 1939, Mystic is a haven. There is fried chicken every Sunday. The cabins have names like Wiggle Inn and Chatter Box. The word “Mystic” is emblazoned on Sky High with jury-rigged lightbulbs. The meanest thing someone can do is put Saran Wrap over the toilet seat. And there is always someone to listen, and to figure out what makes a particular girl tick: Even if she can’t shoot a bow and arrow or pull the team to victory in War Canoe, she might, at the end of session, be chosen Most Improved. The camp has always served as a near-flawless training ground for archetypal Texas women. For the current fee of $4,375 for a thirty-day session, Mystic girls learn to shoot rifles, ride horses, catch bass, hike in the August sun without complaint, and face down a rattlesnake or two. In blistering tribe competitions—campers are divided into Kiowas and Tonkawas—they learn the value of teamwork. A long line of notable alumnae reveals the kind of girl that Mystic attracts: Mary Martin, who famously played a sprightly, tirelessly cheerful boy, was the first celebrity camper; she was followed by the daughters of governors Price Daniel, Dan Moody, and John Connally. LBJ’s daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughters attended; James Baker sent a daughter and a granddaughter. Laura Bush worked as a counselor between terms at Southern Methodist University. Mystic girls say their camp days prepare them for the real world: They become executives for Neiman Marcus, dance with London’s Royal Ballet, own a Gymboree franchise in the former Soviet Union, or marry well and become the kind of intensely focused volunteers who would probably be happier as CEOs. But most important, Mystic girls make friendships that last forever. Not only do they form a “Mystic mafia” that stretches all over the world, but they also help one another get into Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Texas, the Junior League, and, if need be, a clinical trial at MD Anderson. These bonds are forged in no small part by the history and ethos of the camp itself. The current incarnation of Mystic was founded on the eve of World War II by Agnes Stacy and has been owned by the same family for three generations. There’s a legacy of strong women: Campers remember how Agnes swam nearly a mile each morning in the Guadalupe; or how her successor, Inez Harrison, insisted that “the spirit of Camp Mystic is love”; or how Tweety Eastland, who has operated the camp with her husband, Dick, since the eighties, comforted them when they were homesick. And then there is a pervading sense of togetherness: Dick’s brother, Stacy, has helped guide the camp’s legal decisions over the years; his sister, Nancy, was once a counselor. Three of Dick and Tweety’s four sons now work at the camp, as do two daughters-in-law. Response to these details online has been mixed: What do you think? Odd or a big nothing-burger? RELATED: UPDATE On Camp Mystic Tragedy — Many Still Missing

Calls are growing for Pam Bondi to be fired. Glenn Beck and Liz Wheeler just made the case, quite brilliantly I might add. And it lines up exactly with what I’ve been saying all along… Yes, I think Pam means well. Yes, I think Pam is a good person. But she appears wildly incompetent and asleep at the wheel, making one blunder after another, seemingly more interested in getting viral clips on Fox News than she is in doing the work. And she’s demonstrating a severe lack in judgment time after time after time. Look, if I can understand all of this, and Glenn can understand all of this, and Liz can understand all of this, then why can’t our Attorney General understand any of this? Glenn Beck, Liz Wheeler and yours truly should not have more insight, better judgment and more wisdom than the sitting Attorney General. She’s become an albatross to the Trump Administration and I agree with Glenn and Liz 100% that she needs to go. Watch here: FULL TRANSCRIPT: Glenn Beck Yesterday we told you that the uh Epstein videotape was outand you could see that uh you know they had put a you know video on the door andokay good I accept that. Um today we find out that uh they editedthe videotape and didn’t tell anybody. They just found out because uh there wasa time stamp jump of of of about a minute, just over a minute. Now, I don’tthink that somebody was waiting right off the camera, came in, and in a minute opened the door, went in, killed him,rushed out, closed the door, locked it back up, and was out of the camera. Did it in a minute. I had that minute. Idon’t believe that. But why on God’s green earth would youedit a videotape where you’re trying to prove to everybody that it’s all on theup and up? Why would you do that? Now, yesterday I didn’t call for anybody’sfiring, but I think Pam Bondi needs to be fired. Not because she’s covering anything up. I frankly don’t know ifanyone is covering anything up. What I do know is this is the worst roll out of information I have ever seen in my life.You roll out an edited tape. All you had to do is say, “By the way,there is one one minute that is missing from the tape. It was a jump at the very le.” You don’t let people find that outby going and looking at the timestamp the whole time. What is wrong with you people? Honestly, what is wrong with youpeople? Now I want to start with just a quickdefinition uh check here. There is a difference between a theory and aconclusion. A theory is something that we have when we’re trying to fill in the blanks. We don’t have all the facts.A conclusion is what we reach when the facts are sitting right in front of us. Aconclusion requires some courage. Now, last night I was going through someof this stuff and I did a tweet thread on the evidence, uh, just the evidence collected, okay? And you look at the evidence list, not the headlines, not the spin. Look at thelist of stuff that was collected. Andit just doesn’t read like a man who was living a double life. You know what I mean? It reads like a logistics — alogistics log for an enterprise. That’s what it looks like. A system. Somethingbuilt to last. Something built to be controlled. And most of all, something built to be protected. Now, let’s take this slowly because I want to build a case here for you. If we are to hold on to even the faintestglimmer of hope of justice, then we need to be able to think and we need to beable to ask questions that demand answers, not comfort — actual answers. So, let me start with a simple one.Does a single guy need dozens ofhard drives, multiple servers, cloud backups, and hundreds of CDs and USBsticks? Many of them — most of them — labeled, categorized, and stored withcare. Who needs that for their house? For their house? Now, it’s not normal. It’s not accidental.It’s very very deliberate. But what does it mean? Well, we’d have to know what’s stored on them. Okay.Well, let’s look at how they’re at least labeled because we can’t see what’s stored on them. But let’s look at how they werelabeled. Nude girl pics, photo albums of girls with Epstein, folders marked withnames. Then they had surveillance videos, audio tapes, handwritten notes, even trip logs, and boat schedules. Now think, when you go out on the boat with somebody, why do you log who’s on theboat with you at all times and keep a meticulous log? I mean, it’s it’s almostdone with the German efficiency of the 1930s and 40s. Why do you do that? I mean unless you intend on proving track or recallwho was on the boat, who was on the plane, who was in the house at all times, and you need to know where theywere and when they were there. I mean, does that sound like a guy who is acting just himself and was only, you know,“I keep these logs because uh well, I’m diddling with little girls and uh I needto know who is in the house.” Why? Why? Why? So, here’s the next question. Photos of Epstein with girls.Now, I don’t know if it’s just me, but let’s say I just have a whole bunchof pictures of me with cats. I don’t label it myself.“Photos of cats with Beck.” Now, maybe somebody I work with would,but I don’t. So, labeling it that is a little weird. But more importantly, who took the photos?Is he Stretch Armstrong? Was he diddling with little girls and then his arm could stretch way out andtake photos of the two of them having sex? Who took the photos?Who categorized? Who labeled the albums? Who maintained the backups?Who digitized the files? Who operated the surveillance systems?Because all of that is listed too — servers, camera systems, remote video feeds. That doesn’t happen by accident.And certainly one guy doesn’t do it. That takes staff. It takes technicians. It takes somebody who knew something anddid nothing. Here’s another detail buried in the list.A foreign passport with Epstein’s photograph.Large stashes of cash, massage tables, sex toys — not one,multiple — different locations. Now, is this the profile of a disturbedindividual? Yeah, it is. It is. But is it only that? Or does it sound more like a system?Something engineered to be efficient, repeatable, and survivable —a system of redundancy, with documentation, with contingency. Why the backups?If I have all of these things on all of theseservers, why do I have to have backups of all ofthose servers? Why the surveillance? I mean, generally, you don’t surveil yourself.You surveil guests, associates, clients. Now, here’s an uncomfortable thought.What if those devices hold proof ofothers involved? See, the only thing that is moredisturbing than you know what’s in the evidence list and what is is whatreally hasn’t happened with the evidence list. It’s been years.No one else is indicted. We’re supposed to believe it’s only those two. That’sit. That’s it. It doesn’t seem to be like there’s alack of evidence here. It seems like there’s a lack of will. Now, I want to ask you another question.If we found, let’s say, a pastor in Omaha, Nebraska, or a tech worker inOhio, or a factory foreman in rural Alabama —do you think all of this would be proceeding exactlythe way it’s being proceeded with uh with Epstein? Or do you think we wouldknow every name, every detail, every photo that didn’t include a kid? We would be asking and answering thequestions of who took the photos, why did he have this surveillance? Wouldn’t we know all of it? But with Epstein, we don’t know anything.And we’re told, you know, maybe he was alone.That’s the official line now. But is that logical? One man orchestrated decades of abuse,maintained detailed records, employed countless staff, trafficked in minors,flew dozens of people in and out of his island where he was personally just trafficking these children for himself. And no one knew, no one participated, no one enabled it. Okay, I want you to listen carefully becausethere is a line in the sand and to me this is very personal and I’llexplain why. But there is a line in the sand and it’s right in front of us.Let me go there in 60 seconds… …You know, everybody’s got their ownversion of what preparation looks like. Some people stockpile supplies. Others save money, make plans, take courses. But in Israel, preparation often looks a little bit different than all of that.It looks like a child knowing thefastest route to a bomb shelter. It looks like an elderly woman who sleeps in her shoes just in case shehas to run. It looks like medics who can’t respond to emergencies until they’ve put on a bulletproof vest. That’s what life in Israel… Oh my gosh, I just thought of something. Oh my gosh, I forgot Epstein was workingfor the Mossad. And that’s why I don’t have a problem with all of this, even though I have a huge problem with all ofthis and are saying it every day — because he’s a Jew. I get this — I got thisletter. I got this um um response on um I think it was on X yesterday. Severalof them. You know the reason why you don’t care about this is because he’s a Jew and you and your Jews. Me and me andmy Jews walking down the avenue. Oh my good. Anyway, uh let me make sure that you understand that things aredifferent and now is the time that try men’s souls. Now is the time when youchoose to stand with God’s people or not. And that doesn’t mean fighting their wars.And that doesn’t mean excusing anything. And it certainly doesn’t mean turning a blind eye.What it does mean is that you stand withthe — you stand against anybody who’s like “you and those Jews.” That’s a problem. That’s a problem. Okay. Uh, you can support Israel now just byhelping them stay safe. 888-488-IFCJ. I will bless those who bless you and I will curse those who curse you.God. 888-488-IFCJ. 888-488-IFCJ or go online toIFCJ.org. Or IFCJ.org. Or 10 seconds. Station ID. Okay. I I I don’t want to speculate anymore. The problem is speculation, butI have to ask questions. And I want to — I want to make it very clear. I don’t care if he was a Mossad agent.I don’t care if he was a CIA asset. I don’t care if he was just a common man that just flew tooclose to the sun. I don’t care if he killed himself or he was murdered or hespontaneously combusted. None of that is the point. At least notyet. What does matter is the truth. Not my truth, not your truth.Not the curated, sanitized, spoonfed to us by committees and cable news truth. The truth. There comes a time where there is a line in the sand and you have to startsaying, “I don’t care what the truth is. I just want it.” When a societyloses its grip on reality and the facts — when facts become optional and thenarrative becomes the currency — trust dies. I don’t know. I don’t eventhink it’s in the hospital. I think trust is on the way to the coroner now in America. Because this matters. Becauseif there is no trust, there is no nation. There is no justice. There is no“We the People.” It’s all over. It’s just power. Andthose just desperate enough to hold on to it. And those of us who will just acceptwhatever is spoonfed to us one way or another. I want you to understand everything that I’m saying today isreally not about Epstein. He is just the symptom. This is really about us. Because if the government, if the media, if theintelligence services, if the institutions meant to serve and protectthe people are capable of either getting something like this so wrong and thennot apologize for it, not show us how they could be this wrong… Or they’recapable of concealing something of this scale… Then silence isn’t just complicity. It is corruption. And if weallow this to stand, we become part of it. I refuse to be Jake Tapper. I havebeen on this boat with you for a very long time questioning this, thinkingthere’s absolutely no way that this is what they now say it is. Well, then Idemand to know all of the evidence. And I demand to see all of the evidencebecause I’ve been complicit in a lie — that this guy was somehow involved withall of these celebrities and powerful people. I’ve been complicit in thatbecause you convinced me of it. Not you, but those in government, those now inpower, convinced me of that — that it was true. And it logically made sense. And now you’re telling me to stop all thelogic and just trust you. I won’t. I won’t trust you. Because you were part of thepeople that — that told me to trust you last time. Because you knew. You knew. Now, I willingly went with you,but I’m not going to be Jake Tapper. Who — I’m just going to observe this,be part of it, and then when it’s proven to be wrong, apparently, you just go,“Oh.” And then you listen to the same people who convinced you of it the last time. How many times have we said,“How can you — how can these people have lied to you?How can you keep going back tothese people and say, ‘Okay, what else do you have for me?’” No. You lied to me.Or at least you made an honest mistake in your assessment, but Ineed to hear that from you. I mean, am I the only one who — I mean, I’ve said this over and over again. Iwould be so pissed if I were a journalist and I had all of these sources telling me,“Oh, no. Joe Biden’s fine. No, but he doesn’t look fine.” “No, ignore your eyes. Ignore what you think you know. I’m there. I see it all the time.” I’ve always said, “How can you possiblynot be pissed at those people?” Well, that’s where I’m at. That’s where I’mat. And I am not even assigning the fact that or the idea that theylied. I think if it is true that nothing happened, then this is a cavalcade oferrors in judgment. And I want to track it all down so wedon’t do it again. Every time you look away, every time youshrug off a lie too big or too dark to face, we teach ourselves to live withless. Less truth, less justice, less moral clarity. And over the last 25 years — I mean, the hell — my whole life, I’ve been doing this now for 48 years.48 years. Weapons of mass destruction.“No.” Nixon. “I’m not a crook.” “There’s nothing to see with the Iran Contra.” “Monica Lewinsky.” All of this stuff. “The Russian disinformation.” “Biden’s totally in command.” I’ve had enough. We’ve played along long enough.And it’s not because we’re stupid. Notbecause we’re cowards. But because somewhere along the line, we stopped demanding the proof.And we startedaccepting other people’s words of comfort in place. We stitched togetherstories that made more sense than the headlines. We created heroes and villains, narratives to fill the voidleft by the media that stopped asking hard questions. Our side did it. Their side did it. And soon we find ourselvesnot even looking for truth. No. No. I want proof. This is Glenn Beck. This is not a republic.This has become a religion. And that’s got to stop. Backup here if needed: INCOMPETENT: Calls Grow For Pam Bondi To Be FIRED pic.twitter.com/LKJABPMgnw — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) July 8, 2025

Elon Musk said Tuesday that WarRoom host and former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is in the Jeffrey Epstein files. “Bannon is in the Epstein files,” Musk said in response to a post written by Roger Stone. “Why would Bannon meet with Jeffrey Epstein both at his New York home and in Paris after Epstein was convicted on sex crimes in Florida? Why would he coach Epstein for his 60 minutes appearance?” Stone said. Stone’s comment is referencing reports that Bannon allegedly prepared Jeffrey Epstein for an interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” which never occurred. Bannon is in the Epstein files — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 8, 2025 Musk has not provided any evidence linking Bannon to the Epstein files. The comment follows a series of shots Musk and Bannon have thrown at each other. Bannon previously said President Trump should sign an executive order seizing SpaceX through the Defense Production Act. Check it out: STEVE BANNON: "President Trump, TONIGHT, should sign an executive order calling up the Defense Production Act, and seize SpaceX TONIGHT, before midnight."pic.twitter.com/8tXKTQgb4S — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) June 5, 2025 “Bannon is peak retard,” Musk commented. Bannon is peak retard — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 6, 2025 “You’re not American. You’re South African. And if we take enough time and prove the facts of that, you should be deported because of the crime of which you did, among many,” Bannon said about Musk after announcing his intent to start a new political party. WATCH: BANNON: You’re not American. You’re South African. And if we take enough time and prove the facts of that, you should be deported because of the crime of which you did, among many. pic.twitter.com/rAYV4U4Hql — Grace Chong, MBI (@gc22gc) July 4, 2025 “The fat, drunken slob called Bannon will go back to prison and this time for a long time. He has a lifetime of crime to pay for,” Musk responded. The fat, drunken slob called Bannon will go back to prison and this time for a long time. He has a lifetime of crime to pay for. — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 4, 2025 The Hill noted: Musk, who heads six companies, first floated the idea of an alternative political party as his feud with Trump spilled into the public in June. Bannon and Musk’s beef has been developing for a while. Bannon has called for Musk to be deported and warned the GOP that the billionaire could backstab the “Make America Great Again” movement. Musk also questioned why Trump hasn’t released the Epstein files. Elon Musk claimed that Steve Bannon is in the Epstein files and amplified posts slamming Trump for refusing to release them. Follow: @AFpost pic.twitter.com/QFP5iGIOCZ — AF Post (@AFpost) July 8, 2025 “How can people be expected to have faith in Trump if he won’t release the Epstein files?” Musk questioned. How can people be expected to have faith in Trump if he won’t release the Epstein files? — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 8, 2025 Musk amplified other posts asking questions about the Epstein files. Yes — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 8, 2025 — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 8, 2025 Trump lashed out at a reporter on Tuesday after asking about Epstein. President Trump Lashes Out: “I can’t believe you’re really asking me about Epstein!” "Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy has been talked about for years. We have Texas, we have this, we have all of the things," Trump said. "Are people still talking about this guy, this creep? That is unbelievable," he continued. "I can't believe you're asking a question on Epstein at a time like this," he added. Here's the footage: ? BREAKING: President Trump GOES OFF on reporter for asking about Jeffrey Epstein, Pam Bondi says the child p*rn Epstein files can NOT be released, ever. TRUMP: "Are you still talking about - Jeffrey EPSTEIN? ... We have Texas, this, all of the things...are people still talking… pic.twitter.com/SsNWZHkd4Y — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) July 8, 2025 More from Fox News: The reporter had asked if Epstein had "worked for an American or foreign intelligence agency," as well as why a minute of jailhouse footage the day Epstein committed suicide is missing from the footage released by DOJ. "I was asked a question about the client list, and my response was, 'it's sitting on my desk to be reviewed,' meaning the file along with the JFK, MLK files as well," Bondi said, referring to an interview she had on Fox News in February and was asked about the allegedly Epstein client list. "That's what I meant by that. Also, to the tens of thousands of video, they turned out to be child porn downloaded by that disgusting Jeffrey Epstein," she continued, saying no such videos would be released or "see the light of day." Bondi continued that she was unaware of Epstein allegedly working for an American or foreign intelligence agency and that she would check on the matter, before also addressing why a minute of footage was missing from the videos of Epstein's jail cell the day he died. "And the minute missing from the video, we released the video showing definitively that the video was not conclusive, but the evidence prior to it was – showing he committed suicide," she said. "And what was on that, there was a minute that was off the counter and what we learn from Bureau of Prisons was every… every, night, they redo that video. It's all from like 1999, so every night the video is reset and every night should have the same minute missing. So we're looking for that video, to release that as well, showing that a minute is missing every night." "And that's it on Epstein," she said.

It just keeps getting worse for Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, the DOJ, the FBI…and quite frankly for President Trump. Look, I’m sure Trump is pissed about this. He’s had the best 3 weeks of any President in recorded history, and it’s getting overshadowed by a wildly incompetent Attorney General. I’d be pissed too. But the latest is so bad it’s almost hard to believe…. The footage that Pam Bondi released of Epstein’s cell, which is missing 60 seconds, and which we were originally told didn’t exist — now suddenly exists but here’s the worst part: it’s not even from the right camera angle!  It doesn’t actually cover the Epstein cell! It only covers a common area connected to his cell, but his cell is not visible in the 11 hours of footage we were just shown. Glenn explains here: Pam Bondi should resign—not because of a cover-up, but for incompetence. Not only is there a minute missing from the Epstein cell video, BUT IT WASN’T EVEN THE RIGHT CAMERA ANGLE. What the DOJ gave us was a partial view of the facility, which JUST MISSES Epstein’s cell. We’ve… pic.twitter.com/CFo3pSpsaG — Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) July 8, 2025 For all the visual learners out there, here is the actual map of the area shown in the video (shaded in yellow) and then Epstein’s cell outlined in red: Folks, this is just WILD incompetence by Bondi to put out this video and claim it shows Epstein killed himself. It shows nothing of the sort! Longer analysis here: This really aged poorly… Remember this? I don’t blame Glenn Beck for this at all, he was simply repeating what Kash Patel told him, but this aged very badly: Glenn Beck confirms the Epstein Files will be released in 10 days or less… “On day 1, Kash walks in and releases them by end of day.” pic.twitter.com/w6U2t2TbPv — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) February 11, 2025 So what happened? Why did everyone suddenly flip?