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Paul Craig Roberts: Trump's Biggest Mistake-The Epstein Saga
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Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:
- What is your interpretation of Trump’s stance on U.S. involvement in the Ukraine war?
- How do you see the impact of Trump’s proposed 100% tariffs on global trade dynamics?
- What role do you think Netanyahu played during his meetings with Trump?
- How credible do you find the idea that Trump might be influenced by powerful interest groups?
- What are your thoughts on the potential consequences of withholding the Epstein client list?
Paul Craig Roberts:
- Trump is not ending the war but shifting financial responsibility to Europe, ensuring military profits continue.
- Tariffs have no real impact on Russia but will anger other nations and accelerate de-dollarization.
- Netanyahu may have pressured Trump to suppress Epstein-related files that could expose high-level connections.
- The "deep state" and corporate interests clearly constrain Trump, neutralizing many of his promises within months.
- Withholding the Epstein files protects powerful elites, undermines trust in government, and reveals systemic corruption.
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