Alec says he feels “no” Guilt

But this of course has nothing to do with any systemic Hollywood oppression at all

Oct 08, 2022

Trigger Warning death, guns, rape, sex trafficking of minors and women, Epstein

Image description: Alec Baldwin is wearing a black suit with a dark blue shirt, his grey hair combed back and with a serious expression on his face. Behind him is a blurred grey background. — Screenshot

Watching Alec Baldwin’s interview with George Stephanopoulos is like watching Prince Andrew’s interview with the BBC, only its better rehearsed, Alec Baldwin is a professional actor who’s clearly talked to a sensitivity trainer, and Stephanopoulos obviously wants to cover for him and the film industry.

Stephanopoulos even names what happened a “tragic accident” from the very beginning of the interview.

And even then it’s obvious Baldwin’s lying. The only time he actually cries for real is when he’s reminiscing about making movies with Anthony Hopkins and Meryl Streep and he says “I used to love making movies *sob*” even though the whole conversation is about how he “allegedly” shot and killed a woman, Halyna Hutchins, on set in real life.

Image description: Alec Baldwin is wearing a black suit with a dark blue shirt, his grey hair combed back and his right hand raised to wipe a tear from his eye as he sobs. Behind him is a blurred grey background. — Screenshot

What does it tell us? It tells us that all the sensitivity training in the world, all the rehearsals, all the professional acting is never going to cover up toxic masculinity and violence against women.

Stephanopoulos asks him: “Do you feel guilt?”

Alec Baldwin: “No.”

Well, you wouldn’t feel guilt either if you’re a rich famous white male who thinks he’s entitled to do whatever he wants and makes excuses for himself no matter who gets hurt.

Then we find out why he’s really doing the interview: Civil lawsuits have been filed against him. I’m also guessing the movie industry is very angry with him right now which would all be behind the scenes, of course. He had to inform us that he’s making another movie in January just to show how no one is angry with him.

Meanwhile, George Stephanopoulos was an Epstein crony who attended dinner with Epstein and other respectable types like Prince Andrew even after Epstein’s conviction of having sex with minors. When Stephanopoulos’ connection to Epstein was exposed, he called attending the dinner “a mistake”. Really, Stephanopoulos? Just a “mistake”?

But wait, there’s more.

Black text on a white background reads: “The names listed in Epstein’s “black book,” first reported on by Gawker in 2015, are far-flung and include President Donald Trump, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Ted Kennedy, Alec Baldwin, and Courtney Love. (The president — who once called Epstein a “terrific guy” who “likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side” — said on Tuesday that the two haven’t spoken in 15 years.)” I underlined Alec Baldwin’s name. — Screenshot Article excerpt.

Alec Baldwin was an Epstein crony too, just like Stephanopoulus.

It gets even weirder. Halyna Hutchins, who Alec “allegedly” shot and killed on the set of Rust, was married to lawyer Matthew Hutchins whose powerful employer law firm Latham and Watkins was connected to…guess who? Jeffrey Epstein.

It turns out that Latham and Watkins were lawyers for both the Clintons and the Obamas while they were in the White House and that one of their partners, Kathryn Ruemmler, who served both presidential administrations, showed up at Epstein’s arraignment “and was seated behind his defense team.” Ruemmler is also on a possible Biden shortlist to become a Supreme Court nominee.

Image description: Article extract. Black text on a white background. Text reads: “She left Latham & Watkins in April to become global head of regulatory affairs at Goldman Sachs. After the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg last month, Fox News reported Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden possibly put Ruemmler on the short list of nominees to fill a future SCOTUS seat.” — Screenshot Article excerpt.

Now, how does any of that have to do with Alec Baldwin “allegedly” shooting and killing Halyna Hutchins on the set of Rust?

I don’t know.

Why is everyone in Hollywood and almost every Presidential administration in recent history connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

I don’t know.

Why is a lawyer who supported Epstein possibly on Biden’s short list for the Supreme Court?

*crickets*

Do any of us really not know that Joe Biden is an “alleged” pedophile?

Meanwhile, on January 7th, Alec Baldwin was refusing to hand over his phone in the ongoing criminal investigation into Halyna Hutchins death, despite the police obtaining a warrant for it and despite Alec’s previous insistence that he would fully cooperate. Notice that the cops didn’t just go to his house and seize the phone out of Alec Baldwin’s hands. They’re so polite to the rich white males.

Did you know that the set of Rust was about 15 minutes away from Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico ranch where he regularly sex trafficked minors and women? But that probably has nothing to do with any of this. It’s likely entirely coincidental. And it’s not like former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson was accused of raping a minor Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficked at that ranch. This is all just background noise. It probably has nothing to do with Alec Baldwin “allegedly” shooting and killing Halyna Hutchins on the set of Rust in New Mexico no matter who her husband was or which lawyers knew what.

And, after all, Alec Baldwin says he feels “no” guilt.