Roseanne Barr is taking President Trump to task for avoiding questions about Jeffrey Epstein and his allegedly nonexistent list, which she insists her maga base still cares about.
Barr took to his X account to slam the president after video surfaced of him snapping at a reporter for asking about Epstein’s records, where Trump said it was “unbelievable” that the press was still demanding answers.
“Mr. President, yes, we still care about Epstein,” she wrote. “Is there a time to not care about child sex trafficking? Read the damn room.”
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi was questioned about Epstein’s death and the lack of prison security footage on Tuesday, and Trump jumped in and admonished the reporter for continuing to talk about the man.
“You’re still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy has been discussed for years. We have Texas, we have all this stuff,” the president told the unidentified reporter, who joined a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. “People are still talking about this guy, this creep? This is unbelievable!”
The question arose after the reporter referenced the “lingering mysteries” following the Justice Department and FBI’s memo on Monday that a “list” of Epstein’s clients did not exist—despite reports in February that one was on Bondi’s desk—and that his death was ruled a suicide. The reporter became curious about the whereabouts of a missing piece of footage from Epstein’s jail cell video, which some believe depicts Epstein being killed.
“So could you address whether he did or not, and can you also say why there was a minute missing from the arrest tape?” the reporter asked.
“You want to waste time – do you feel like responding?” Trump asked Bondi.
Bondi replied that he didn’t “mind answering,” but Trump remained silent.
“I mean, I can’t believe you’re asking questions about Epstein at a time like this, where we’re having some of the greatest success and also the tragedy with what happened in Texas,” Trump said, referring to the devastating Texas floods, before finally passing the microphone to Bondi. “It just seems like a profanity, but you go ahead.”
