Podcast Summary: "Is Trump Confirmed To Be on the Epstein List - What the Hell Is Going On?"

Louder with Crowder
Host: Steven Crowder
Release Date: July 24, 2025

Steven Crowder delves deep into the controversial topic of whether former President Donald Trump is confirmed to be on Jeffrey Epstein's infamous "black book." The episode navigates through media portrayals, alleged verifications, and the broader implications of these revelations on political discourse.

1. Introduction to Epstein Files and Trump's Alleged Inclusion

Crowder opens the episode by addressing the recent buzz surrounding the Epstein files, emphasizing the surge of new information that has emerged after a two-week hiatus. He states:

"It's no surprise if Donald Trump is in the Epstein files... The media wants you to think where there's smoke, there's fire."
(00:00)

2. Media's Handling and Strategy

The host critiques the media's approach to the Epstein scandal, suggesting that their handling has been subpar. He asserts that the media is employing strategic misinformation to tarnish Trump’s image without substantial evidence of wrongdoing.

"The media playbook... they're gonna have someone who's insane... who has accused 26 men of rape... to make people believe there's fire."
(14:59)

3. Dissecting Untruths vs. Facts

Crowder differentiates between verified facts and unfounded allegations regarding Trump's relationship with Epstein. He references a Wall Street Journal report stating:

"Justice Department officials told President Trump in May that his name was among many names mentioned in the Epstein files."
(12:55)

However, he emphasizes that merely being named in the files does not equate to guilt or misconduct.

"The only thing we absolutely do know is that he didn't like Epstein... he cooperated with authorities."
(16:07)

4. Debunking Watch Mojo's Trump-Hitler Comparisons

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to addressing and refuting Watch Mojo's controversial video drawing parallels between Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler. Crowder systematically dismantles each comparison, highlighting inaccuracies and exaggerations.

"January 6th and Hitler's 1923 Beer Hall Putsch are nothing alike... It was just a beer pong butch. And it's pretty bad."
(40:38)

He further critiques the superficial similarities presented by Watch Mojo, emphasizing the lack of substantive connections between the two figures.

5. Candace Owens vs. Macron Lawsuit

Crowder shifts focus to the legal battle between French President Emmanuel Macron and American commentator Candace Owens. Macron and his wife, Brigitte, have filed a defamation lawsuit against Owens for spreading unfounded conspiracy theories about their personal lives and affiliations.

"They spread outrageous conspiracy theories... that the Macrons... are being controlled by the CIA."
(59:05)

Crowder argues that Owens bears the burden of proof in defending her statements, drawing parallels to previous defamation cases involving misinformation.

6. Audience Interaction and Host Banter

Throughout the episode, Crowder engages in light-hearted banter with his co-hosts and guests, offering humorous takes on unrelated topics and maintaining an entertaining atmosphere despite the heavy subject matter.

"I was his friend. I didn’t get an invite, but I wanted one."
(30:11)

7. Conclusion and Call to Action

Closing the episode, Crowder reiterates the importance of due diligence in consuming media and urges listeners to support independent platforms like Rumble. He emphasizes the ongoing need to uncover the truth behind the Epstein files and resist media manipulation.

"We need more of that. It's just an inevitable outcome where she's going to be confirmed."
(32:28)

He encourages audience members to join Rumble Premium for ad-free content and continued support of free speech initiatives.

Notable Quotes:

• Steven Crowder:
  "These videos will not be allowed to stand. They must be demonetized. That's bullsheid."
  (03:26)

• Viva Frei:
  "His attorney, Valerie Segameni, says he lost everything by going back to the country."
  (08:56)

• Candace Owens:
  "Donald Trump is very clearly not Hitler."
  (42:26)

• Steven Crowder:
  "This election's bullshit."
  (49:06)

Key Takeaways:

• Trump's Presence in Epstein Files: Being listed does not inherently imply wrongdoing; Crowder emphasizes the need for evidence beyond mere inclusion.

• Media Critique: The host argues that the media employs tactics to insinuate guilt without substantial proof, fostering misinformation.

• Debunking False Equivalencies: Comparisons between Trump and historical figures like Hitler are unfounded and misleading, lacking depth and evidence.

• Defamation and Accountability: The lawsuit against Candace Owens serves as a reminder of the consequences of spreading unverified conspiracy theories.

• Support for Independent Media: Crowder advocates for platforms like Rumble that prioritize free speech and resist algorithm-driven biases.

This episode encapsulates Crowder's ongoing commitment to challenging mainstream narratives, advocating for transparency, and defending political figures he supports against what he perceives as media-driven injustices.