‘No evidence': Tucker Carlson's Epstein-Mossad claim debunked
'Maybe somebody else knows something that I don't, but I'm not aware of any evidence whatsoever that Jeffrey Epstein had anything to do with the Mossad,' Mr Hinderaker told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
'That is something that was just tossed out there by Tucker Carlson with no supporting evidence whatsoever.
'If somebody's got some evidence that somehow links Epstein to the Israeli government, I'd like to see it.'
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