Let's be clear about a few things: Whitney Webb made up that someone died in prison, in order to weave a sinister implicative theory that Donald Trump had the person murdered to insulate himself from child-sex trafficking accusations.

Whitney Webb says this was a "minor" mistake on her part. Seems pretty major to me.

Whitney Webb also made up that Jeffrey Epstein was an FBI Informant, with absolutely no credible evidentiary basis for her claim, to further underscore the nefarious Trump/prison murder insinuation -- as though the listener was supposed to infer that Trump and Epstein worked together to orchestrate the prison murder.

Whitney Webb then claimed she took corrective action to address what she admitted were at least two "mistakes" -- but she did not. Both errors remain broadcast fully on her podcast appearance with Briahna Joy Gray. Anyone who watches that podcast today will still come away inferring (if they believe Webb) that Trump conspired to have Epstein's former house manager murdered in prison, because the house manager was going to implicate Trump in child sex-trafficking crimes.

Furthermore, Whitney Webb totally misrepresented the sourcing and probative value of a quote on the very first page of her book. She admitted she never read or even knew about the critical 2020 DOJ Report on Epstein that anyone who wants to be minimally conversant on the issue would've read. Especially before writing a 1,300 page book purportedly on Epstein, "intelligence," and "blackmail." Whitney Webb never read the report, and apparently never even knew of its existence, until I emailed her this week.

So that's the alt-media's foremost journalistic authority on all things Epstein, Whitney Webb.