Ghislaine GOES SILENT at Deposition to help TRUMP COVER UP!!
From MeidasTouch
Ghislaine Maxwell plans to refuse testimony during her upcoming deposition with the House Oversight Committee by invoking the Fifth Amendment against self-incrimination, despite her previous conviction for child sex trafficking and the U.S. Supreme Court rejecting her appeals. Critics argue that her blanket assertion of this right is a strategy to protect herself and potentially assist former President Trump in a broader cover-up, highlighting her willingness to speak to Trump's legal team wh...
Key Takeaways
- Maxwell's Fifth Amendment assertion: a blanket excuse or a tactical retreat from an increasingly tight corner?
- Despite past testimonials, she now refuses to recall evidence, raising eyebrows on selective memory.
- VIP prison treatment: Is this justice or just another case of privilege protecting the powerful?
- UN speeches while trafficking? Talk about an alarming juxtaposition of moral outrage and public image!
- Invoking the Fifth after a conviction highlights a puzzling paradox: does legal protection shield real accountability?
Mentioned in This Episode
- Ghislain Maxwell (person)
- Donald Trump (person)
- Jeffrey Epstein (person)
- Kate Blanch (person)
- Terra Mar (company)
- Midas Touch (company)