The corrupted gatekeepers: New York Times shields Democrat mega-donors in the Epstein scandal In a stunning indictment of establishment media corruption, venture capitalist David Sacks has publicly exposed The New York Times for its blatant protection of LinkedIn co-founder and Democratic mega-donor Reid Hoffman, whose name appears over 2,600 times in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Sacks’s explosive critique, delivered on the All-In Podcast, pulls back the curtain on a media machine that selectively targets right-leaning figures while providing cover for powerful left-wing insiders entangled with a convicted sex trafficker. Key points: Venture capitalist David Sacks accuses The New York Times…
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