FBI responds to Musk’s message about Trump’s involvement in child sex abuse.
According to the New York Post, Kash Patel, the director of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, declined to comment on the dispute between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, the famous billionaire and owner of the social network “X”, and his claim that Trump’s name was in the controversial child sexual abuse case (Jeffrey Epstein).
Patel, who was recording a two-hour interview with “Joe Rogan” at the time of Musk’s messages on X and his attack on Trump, expressed surprise at the claim and said: “I don’t get into any conversations that are going on between Elon and Trump.”
Rogan, who hosted him on this podcast, said, “Oh my God; this is crazy. How does he (Musk) know about this? Does he know that Donald Trump’s name is in the Epstein case? Or does he have access to the files?”
In response, Patel said that he did not know whether Musk had access to the content of the Epstein files or not and refused to comment further.
He added, “I’m not just getting involved in the Trump-Musk affair. I know what my responsibility is, and this (the fight) is not my responsibility.”
At the beginning of this interview, Patel commented on the delay in releasing the surveillance camera video that proves Epstein committed suicide in his cell in a Manhattan prison, saying, “I’m not saying that all the cameras were active. What I’m saying is that we have the videos and you’ll see them and then you can judge for yourself.”
After Epstein’s death, theories about his murder emerged. It has been speculated that he was murdered in prison because he was afraid of the sexual crimes of prominent political and economic figures being exposed.
Musk accused the US president of being involved in the child sexual abuse case and wrote in X: Trump’s name is in the confidential Jeffrey Epstein file. That’s why the file hasn’t been released yet. Have a nice day, Donald Trump!