Trump knows way more than he lets on but obviously can’t reveal things that are classified, or anything that will be declassified at a certain date. With that stuff, he basically has to play along with the official narratives. It’s like Q said, if they came out and told the people the full truth about everything, nobody would believe them. It would sound so improbable, people would reject it. All credibility would be lost within the Information War.

What if Epstein wasn’t even murdered but was extracted and put into hiding? Then Tucker’s question about whether or not he did or didn’t kill himself is a binary where both positions are wrong. And imagine Trump is sitting there knowing the truth and also knowing that the public is only able to wrap their minds around two positions, both wrong. Does he introduce the third position that basically NOBODY believes and look crazy, does he repeat Tucker’s position which is also wrong and makes him look crazy-ish, or does he repeat the default position which is wrong but makes it difficult for them to attack him on it?

What Trump says and what Trump believes could be so far apart, and likely is so far apart, it's not even funny. I don't even bother trusting what he says anymore, I only trust why he says it. And that's good enough for me.

Obliged, none of us have more than 20 percent of the truth. He knows way more.