BILL MAHER: “Why do you think [Epstein’s death] wasn’t foul play?” IAN BREMMER: “Because there’d be… some piece of [evidence] we’d hear about by now.” MAHER: “We never really got the truth about the Kennedy assassination, did we?” BREMMER: “I mean, they put out a whole bunch of stuff later on, and we didn’t end up learning anything — nothing super secret that came out of it.” MAHER: “You believe that Oswald acted alone in the Kennedy assassination?” BREMMER: “I haven’t spent the time to study that to give you that answer.” MAHER: “Hold on a second. Hold on!” BREMMER: “I believe the moon landing. I believe that vaccines actually work. All of these things, to me, are not conspiracies.” MAHER: “Okay, but let me go back to you haven’t had time to look into it. This happened in 1963.” BREMMER: “Haven’t you been busy?” MAHER: “I know you’re a busy man, but, I mean, you must have heard about the magic bullet theory? The bullet that went in one guy, out the other guy, came around here, this here, threw his wrist. I mean, it seems like it really could not have just been the one guy.”