GREG KELLY (HOST): You know, it’s interesting. That was right at the peak height of — well, Ghislaine Maxwell didn’t have a friend in the world. He could’ve easily gotten away with saying, you know, what the media wanted to hear. But he didn’t, and I find that remarkably human, and it’s telling. And it signals to me that there’s something else going on here and that it’s an injustice.
It reminds me of when President Trump, among anybody in the country, really, in public office, he would talk about Ashli Babbitt. Do you remember that? And he gained nothing, really, politically, from talking about that. I mean, he scored points with me and those who know the truth about Ashli Babbitt. But there are a lot of folks — Republicans, even — a lot of folks did not want to talk about January 6th. He did. He did. It reminds me of the kind — has the same feel. Ghislaine Maxwell he would talk about, and he did it in a certain way.
Now, folks, I know people are horrified when I say there’s a possibility that this individual just might be innocent, but think about it. Who’s told us about her? The most reviled institutions in America, right? The media and the Biden Justice Department. Right? They did the heavy lifting on this stuff.
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