Megyn Kelly and Ben Shapiro had a big debate about Jeffrey Epstein’s death. They questioned whether he really killed himself in prison. Both agree something fishy happened but see it differently.

Shapiro thinks Epstein probably killed himself. He says Epstein felt trapped and hopeless. He notes the evidence points to suicide despite strange details. But he admits the scene had weird things that raise questions.

Kelly strongly disagrees. She lists all the suspicious stuff around Epstein’s death. Guards weren’t watching, cameras didn’t work right, and he died just before spilling big secrets. She thinks it looks way too convenient for powerful people.

The prison messed up big time. Epstein was supposed to be watched 24/7 but wasn’t. Guards fell asleep and cameras failed. This failure let a top prisoner die under their noses. Americans deserve better security from their government.

This case shows the rot in our justice system. Powerful elites might be protecting themselves. Regular people see the rich getting special treatment while regular folks face full justice. It stinks of a two-tier system.

Conservatives see this as proof of deep corruption. The Epstein case isn’t just about one bad guy—it’s about a network of shady players. Our leaders must clean house and punish everyone involved, no matter how connected.

Kelly slammed the cover-up attempts. She says officials keep changing their story about Epstein’s death. First they said suicide, then maybe not, then back to suicide. This flip-flopping makes honest Americans distrust their government more.

This debate matters because truth matters. Americans want answers, not excuses. Until we get the full story on Epstein, people will keep doubting the system. Justice must be served for every victim, not just the powerful.