The wife of top Trump aide Stephen Miller, podcaster Katie Miller, said on Wednesday that the Epstein files are "a Democrat hoax."Katie Miller, who was recentlyThe wife of top Trump aide Stephen Miller, podcaster Katie Miller, said on Wednesday that the Epstein files are "a Democrat hoax."Katie Miller, who was recently
Stephen Miller's wife calls Epstein files 'a Democrat hoax on the American people'
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The wife of top Trump aide Stephen Miller, podcaster Katie Miller, said on Wednesday that the Epstein files are "a Democrat hoax."
Katie Miller, who was recently roasted for trying to "save her husband's job" in the wake of ICE and DHS killings of American citizens, took to social media to call the Epstein files a hoax.
"The Epstein files is a Democrat hoax perpetuated on the American people," she wrote. "Why didn’t Bill Clinton, Reid Hoffman, or Bill Gates push for Epstein’s arrest or prosecutions of serious wrongdoings by their friends during Obama or Biden years?"
The podcaster then added, "In President Trump’s first term, Jeffrey Epstein was arrested and jailed. In his second, he’s released the files. It’s curious why didn’t these Democrats want Justice before?"
One popular user, The Green Dragon Tavern noted that, "This is an insane cope."
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