Campaigners projected a large “Pedo Bowl” video onto a building in Las Vegas just before the highly anticipated Super Bowl weekend. The video highlighted notable individuals mentioned in the Epstein documents, including Donald Trump, Howard Lutnick, Steve Bannon, Bill Clinton, and Bill Gates.
Analyst Brian Allen commented, “This is a demonstration of accountability when institutions fall short,” as he shared a clip of the projection online.
The video portrayed each person named in the Epstein documents as an NFL player, providing statistics and a “leader board” ranking those most frequently mentioned in the files. Trump led with 5,300 references, followed by Elon Musk at 1,465, Bill Gates at 2,592, Steve Bannon at 2,901, and Bill Clinton at 1,210.
Towards the end of the video, some of the individuals were depicted as NFL cheerleaders, including Kid Rock, who is set to headline an alternative half-time show for Turning Point USA this weekend.
In the wake of the recent Epstein document disclosures, criticism towards Trump and other high-profile figures mentioned has escalated. Despite global political figures resigning, no further arrests or charges have been reported since the release.
Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing associated with Epstein and being mentioned in the documents does not imply misconduct.
Rumors suggest that advisors cautioned Trump against attending Super Bowl LX due to potential negative reactions from the crowd. Trump, who attended the previous year in New Orleans, plans to skip this year’s event at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, citing distance as a factor.
Even conservative commentator Eric Bolling acknowledged that it might be in Trump’s best interest to avoid attending the Super Bowl amid the growing political nature of sporting events.
Trump has expressed a desire for the country to move past discussions surrounding the Epstein files, emphasizing the need for a shift in focus. However, some politicians, like Chuck Schumer, believe that more undisclosed documents, particularly those involving Trump, may still exist.
