Kevin O'Leary stated that public concern over Jeffrey Epstein is minimal since he is deceased, with many prioritizing their family's well-being and economic challenges. During a CNN debate, he argued that the average person does not spend time worrying about Epstein's situation, mentioning that they are focused on providing for their families. O'Leary implied that inquiries into Epstein do not impact economic growth and likened the issue to insignificant matters. In contrast, Ana Kasparian stressed the importance of justice and the serious implications of corruption and abuse within government institutions.
Kevin O'Leary claimed nobody gives a damn about Jeffrey Epstein because he is dead, emphasizing that average Americans are more concerned with their families and the economy.
O'Leary reiterated that the average American spends very little time worrying about Epstein, expressing that people are focused on providing for their families and economic growth.
While discussing the Epstein files, O'Leary dismissed concerns by stating that there are more important issues for families, such as the economy, rather than Epstein's past.
Ana Kasparian countered O'Leary's statements by highlighting the importance of justice and the serious implications of possible pedophiles in government, stressing it affects more than just the economy.
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