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Iran Drops Unredacted Epstein Files Over U.S.

TEHRAN (The Borowitz Report)—In a surprise attack that has rattled the White House, on Saturday morning the Iranian Air Force dropped unreacted copies of the Epstein files on the U.S.

Iran’s Supreme Leader said that its aircraft dropped the files over most major media outlets in the U.S. but skipped CBS and CNN.

“Like Bari Weiss is going to run with this story?” he scoffed. “Good one.”

The Ayatollah added that Iran had not bothered to drop the files over the U.S. Capitol, stating, “We have seen no evidence that Congress still exists.” Borowitz

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Iran’s Supreme Leader said that its aircraft dropped the files over most major media outlets in the U.S. but skipped CBS and CNN.

“Like Bari Weiss is going to run with this story?” he scoffed. “Good one.”

What I have not seen the network evening "news" report, is that the CEO of Netflix made his pilgrimage to God on Earth Trump, before publicly withdrawing his bid for Warner. Most likely scenario is that Trump the Great And Powerful, told him he wants his bro Ellison to control both CBS and CNN.

Netflix CEO Sarandos visited White House right before streamer said WBD deal is off

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/26/netflix-sarandos-t...

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