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I have no doubt in my mind that she told the truth. That's a quote from Chaney Mason, the lawyer for the Jane Doe who accused President Trump and Jeffrey Epstein of rape in 2016, right before the general election. She said she was 13 years old and it was in 1994 at Epine's house. Cheney is breaking his silence for the first time in nearly a decade, and he told me about the vetting process before he filed that explosive lawsuit. He said that they flew her from California, they questioned her over a number of days, and they even hired private investigators to to verify her claims. She ended up withdrawing it just days before the election. Her lawyer said that she was receiving threats. President Trump has denied all of the claims. This interview with Mason is interesting because it offers new details about a case that has been so widely discredited and really not covered by the mainstream media. If you want the full story, head to the Red letter by going to the link in my bio or by going to tarapaulmieri.com.
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This episode features an exclusive interview with attorney Cheney Mason, who represented “Katie Johnson”—the pseudonym for the Jane Doe who accused Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein of rape in a 2016 lawsuit. For the first time in nearly a decade, Mason speaks publicly about the origin, vetting, and withdrawal of the explosive case. Host Tara Palmeri takes listeners deep inside the legal and personal intricacies of one of the most controversial, underreported stories of the 2016 election cycle.
On taking the case seriously:
“We flew her from California, we questioned her over a number of days, and we even hired private investigators to verify her claims.” – Cheney Mason [00:42]
On the final decision to drop the lawsuit:
“She ended up withdrawing it just days before the election. Her lawyer said that she was receiving threats.” – Tara Palmeri paraphrasing Mason [01:13]
On the credibility of the case:
“I have no doubt in my mind that she told the truth.” – Cheney Mason [00:23]
Tara Palmeri’s journalism is sharp, relentless, and unsparing, giving listeners a sense of urgency and gravity about the stakes involved. Mason’s comments are measured but deeply felt, emphasizing both professional rigor and personal conviction.