“It was really an extraordinary moment when we learned that the intelligence community had lied about its assessment of Vladimir Putin’s efforts to meddle in the 2016 election,” York said. “They told us it was to help Trump, and Tulsi Gabbard revealed that there was no actual evidence of that.”

York pointed out that just as those revelations were surfacing, Democrats and media allies began spinning up what he called “another scandal hysteria,” this time focused on Jeffrey Epstein, despite no direct evidence linking Trump to criminal wrongdoing in the case.

“They’re trying to do it again,” York said.

He noted the hypocrisy and coordination in the strategy, describing it as part of a broader pattern.

“Thousands and thousands of statements from Democrats, and from people in the press, from their allies in the media, were shown to be false. The media were shown to be false,” York added.

York also dismissed recent claims, like those from Axios CEO Jim VandeHei, that Trump is in a “sour mood” and losing touch with his base.

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“We’ve had a lot of polling now showing sky-high support for Trump among Republicans,” York said. “[Trump’s] job approval has been steady.”

While York supported transparency in the Epstein case, saying it’s a “good thing” to release as much material as legally allowed, he emphasized that the current political spin around it is designed to undercut Trump without evidence.