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But something doesn’t sit right.
Megyn Kelly took to her platform to question not just Bongino’s conclusion—but the entire rollout of this supposed “evidence.”
“What’s happening? Because it doesn’t take that long to clean up quote ‘clean up surveillance video from one camera of one cell.’ I’m not sure what’s happening here. I trust Dan. I don’t know Kash as well, but I trust Dan. But I’m not sure we’re getting the straight scoop…”
Kelly’s skepticism is rooted in facts. The initial reports following Epstein’s death in 2019 revealed that the surveillance system in his cell block mysteriously went dark that night. Guards fell asleep. Cameras failed. The public was told the footage didn’t exist.
Now, out of the blue, it does?
And not just that—it apparently needs to be “enhanced.”
A Hostage Video?
Kelly didn’t mince words. She said the joint Fox News interview featuring Bongino and Kash Patel felt eerily staged.
“It’s starting to smell. When Dan and Kash gave a joint interview, and they were like ‘he committed suicide,’ they looked like hostages. They have the disadvantage of us having heard countless hours of Dan, in particular, speaking extemporaneously and from the heart, and he is an honest guy, but there’s certain limits to how honest you can be when you’re holding these positions,” Kelly added.
She noted that Bongino, known for his fiery off-the-cuff commentary, suddenly seemed constrained—almost as if he were delivering lines he didn’t believe.
A Deeper Secret?
The speculation only grows darker.
Kelly pointed to journalist Glenn Greenwald’s theory that Epstein wasn’t just a disgraced financier with a trail of abuse victims—he may have been a covert asset for the U.S. or a foreign intelligence agency.
“And I had the same reaction that a lot of people had, which is, he looks like he’s not being fully transparent. What do they know that they don’t want us to know? And this is the best theory I’ve heard, what you [Glenn] just espoused, that it’s something having to do with Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to intelligence, and that would be something they’d have to keep covered potentially, and they can’t say it. They can’t be as transparent as they like to be,” Kelly concluded.
More Questions Than Answers
If Bongino and Patel are sitting on secrets involving one of the most explosive scandals in American history, the American people deserve more than carefully crafted talking points and years-old footage that conveniently just surfaced.
Dan Bongino was brought into the FBI to help clean house. But if the Epstein case is any indication, the cover-ups may be alive and well.
And Megyn Kelly’s instincts suggest that we’ve only scratched the surface.
