GLENN BECK: The FBI Called Me, Epstein Video Footage DOES Exist!

Yesterday, I laid into the idea that Kash Patel and Dan Bongino were “fully briefed” by the FBI and then walked away believing Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. That’s like police showing up at a robbery and asking the masked gunman what happened — and just taking his word for it. It’s absurd on its face.

I wasn’t the only one saying this. Glenn Beck echoed that same skepticism, and now, the story’s taken a sharp turn.

Today, Beck went live with an update that could shake things up. He says a confidential FBI source reached out to him directly and gave firsthand insight into the Epstein case. Here’s a quick summary of what Beck revealed:

• Surveillance footage from the hallway outside Epstein’s cell does exist — despite reports that it was missing.
• The FBI source told Beck they personally saw the footage.
• The video shows the last person to enter the cell while Epstein was still alive, and the first person to enter after his death.
• No one was seen entering during the critical time when Epstein allegedly died — at least not on the hallway camera.
• The footage does not show inside the cell, so it can’t confirm exactly what happened in those final moments.
• The source still said Epstein killed himself — but admitted the circumstances were highly suspicious and acknowledged that many people wanted him dead.

Beck’s takeaway? Even if it was a suicide, there’s a larger issue here. It’s not just about how Epstein died, but why the conditions were allowed to get to that point. Who let it happen? Who looked the other way?

And most importantly: Why hasn’t the public seen the full evidence yet?

Glenn Beck made it clear — trust in government is already crumbling. If there’s any hope of restoring it, transparency is the only way forward.

Stay tuned — because this story is far from over.