Media Fumbles Epstein Coverage, Distracts With Partisan Spin
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Recently Kevin Price, Host of the nationally syndicated Price of Business Show, interviewed Jeremy Murphy.
On a recent Price of Business show, Host Kevin Price visited with former CBS TV Vice President, Jeremy Murphy. The Department of Justice recently announced that there is no “client list” in the Jeffrey Epstein case—a claim that should have sparked widespread skepticism. Instead, many media outlets chose to frame the story as a “MAGA outrage,” suggesting that only Trump supporters are upset by the news. This framing is not just misleading; it’s a complete distraction from the broader public concern.
The idea that Epstein, a convicted sex offender with deep ties to powerful figures across politics, business, and entertainment, had no documented clients defies common sense. The existence of flight logs, guest lists, and Epstein’s own meticulous record-keeping have long fueled bipartisan calls for transparency. Framing the reaction as a partisan meltdown minimizes what should be a universally troubling lack of accountability.
By focusing on “MAGA fury,” the media turns public demand for answers into a culture war headline. It ignores the fact that Americans of all political stripes—left, right, and center—have long wanted the full truth about Epstein’s network. Reducing the outrage to one political faction only feeds cynicism about media bias and undermines trust in institutions.
This is not a fringe conspiracy theory. It’s a legitimate question: Who were the enablers and beneficiaries of Epstein’s operations—and why do they remain protected? Until that is answered, no side of the political spectrum has a monopoly on outrage. The public deserves facts, not partisan spin.
Obviously we cannot say there “is a list,” but I don’t know any responsible adult who believes such a list does not exist.
According to a statement, “Jeremy Murphy is a sarcastic, embittered veteran of the media industry. Founder of 360bespoke, a respected boutique PR agency in New York, Murphy handles a full roster of clients in the lifestyle, beauty, fashion, and start-up fields. Previously, he was Vice President of Communications at CBS, where he worked for 14 years. There, he oversaw PR for many of its divisions and created its glossy magazine Watch. Murphy started as a journalist, working with Knight Ridder newspapers and Mediaweek. He is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University and lives in New York with his cat, Champers.”
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