Left-Wing Pollster’s Race Card Trap Against Scott Jennings Fails In Dramatic Fashion
Salem Radio Network host Scott Jennings shut down a left-wing pollster’s attempt to play the race card during a panel discussion about legislation to force the release of files regarding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on…
Salem Radio Network host Scott Jennings shut down a left-wing pollster’s attempt to play the race card during a panel discussion about legislation to force the release of files regarding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on CNN Tuesday night.
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed legislation to force the release of the files on Tuesday, with Republican Rep. Clay Higgins of Louisiana as the only “no” vote. After left-wing filmmaker Franklin Leonard implied the files implicated President Donald Trump during a “CNN NewsNight” panel, Jennings cut in.
“I would like to see the evidence. What I’m saying is —” Leonard said about the release of the files, before Jennings cut in with, “Do you think after 10 years of public life, you wouldn’t know it already?”
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“No, I don’t. That’s exactly the point,” Leonard claimed, with Jennings responding, “Oh my goodness. This is an IQ test. Don’t fail it. Come on, man. 10 years Donald Trump has been in public life. Come on.”
Trump was told in May that his name was one of many in files tied to Epstein, who pleaded guilty to sex charges in 2008, the BBC reported. Trump told