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Mega Edition: How The Epstein Class Uses Charitable Donations To Provide Them Cover (5/1/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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We've been talking about the financial portion of the Jeffrey
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Epstein criminal enterprise for quite some time here on the podcast,
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and I think it's one of the most underreported and
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least talked about portions of this case, which is very
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odd to me considering we all know that it's the
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financial ties that bind. We all know that if you
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follow the money, eventually you're going to find a criminal.
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But the government, even after Jeffrey Epstein's death and arrest,
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they didn't seem to have any desire to follow the money.
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They didn't seem to have any desire to bring in
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the proper people to go through this stuff forensically and
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figure out what the hell went on here, because Jeffrey
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Epstein was manipulating the system at every turn, whether it
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be with his offshore money spots, whether it be with
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business deals or fake charities, even like we're going to
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talk about today, you name it, Jeffrey Epstein was involved
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in it. When it comes to financial ill gotten gains
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and financial misdeeds, Jeffrey Epstein was involved in all of it.
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And it's something that doesn't get enough talk because I'll
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tell you what. If these investigators were really serious about
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all of this, and they were really serious about bringing
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the remnants of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise under heel, they'd
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slap a Rico charge on all of these people and
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then they dive into their financials with a fine tooth comb.
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And until we see that happening, then I have to say,
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we're never getting the full look at what went on here.
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We're only getting little pieces, right, a little look in
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the room maybe. Whereas we all know, Glen Maxwell is
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a disgusting excuse for a human being. She's not the
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only one involved here. She was the underbossed right, the
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Epstein's right hand woman, But she wasn't the only one involved.
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She certainly wasn't involved in the financial angle like Indyke
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or Khan or some of these other people. So what
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I would like to see probably never going to see it.
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But what I would like to see is a nice
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fat rico case all of these people caught up. Anybody
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who ever had money transferred to them by Jeffrey Epstein
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has to have a look because we know that all
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of his money originated from a dark place, right, ill
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gotten gains So if you're receiving ill gotten gains from
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somebody who is caught up in a RICO case, well
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now you are a target in that RICO case as well.
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And that's how RICO works, and that's why everybody's so
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terrified of it. I've seen it firsthand. I've seen RICO
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apply to people I care about firsthand and seen how
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it ruined them over illegal sports gambling. By the way, Meanwhile,
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you have Jeffrey Epstein and his friends opening up banks
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all kinds of crazy shit and no penalties. Nobody's going
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to jail. His banker doesn't go to jail, his lawyer
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doesn't go to jail, his accountant doesn't go to jail.
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And you wonder why people have no faith in the
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system or in these institutions. All right, Today, our article
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is from the New York Times and the headline of
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this article is Jeffrey Epstein's charity an image boost built
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on deception. This article was authored by Steve Etter and
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Matthew Goldstein. Now we reached back into the vault for
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this one, folks. This is an article from November twenty
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sixth of twenty nineteen, and considering there's a bit of
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a lull today as far as new news, I thought
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we'd slide this one in and keep things rolling on
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the financial track. Jeffrey Epstein's foundation looked for all the
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world like a charitable powerhouse. On its websites and then
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its press releases, the foundation was described as a patron
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of hospitals, universities, and film festivals run by a global philanthropist.
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And this is what's so galling right. Everybody knew what
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this guy was up to. All of the scumbags in
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his atmosphere knew what do you think they sat around
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and his hubris didn't have him acting in a brazen
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manner telling these people what he was about, maybe not directly,
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but hinting at it. And then if you're one of
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these people hanging out with them all the time, you
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mean to tell me you never had any questions why
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he's there without any I mean, with these young girls,
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where are their parents, his niece or his nephew or
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anything like that. He just happens to have all of
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these young girls around and nobody has any questions for him.
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The organization, known by various names, but usually called the
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Jay Epstein Virgin Islands Foundation, wasn't officially a charity for
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much of its existence, having lost its taxes that tax
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exempt status in two thousand and eight, but it worked
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to his advantage, helping improve the reputation of mister Epstein,
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a convicted sex offender. And remember that's what it was
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all about. After his arrest, Epstein went on the full
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court press trying to refurbish his reputation. He wanted to
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come back into civil society. He wanted to make his comeback,
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and he was convinced that it was going to be
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able to happen if these sort of people would help
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him refurbish his disgusting and beat up reputation. And the
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sad part is, folks, a lot of these so called elites,
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a lot of these scumbags that are out there crowing
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about this or that they let him do it. There's
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no investigations, no Irs agents dispatched to go and talk
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to him, just left up to his own devices, to
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the perils of everybody else. A review of tax documents,
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government records, and information provided by federal officials shows that
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the foundation lost its tax exempt status for an unknown reason.
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In the same year mister Epstein pleaded guilty to soliciting
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prostitution from a minor and unknown reason. Huh oh, I'm
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sure it had everything to do with him not being
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involved with abusing kids, right, it's absurd. We all know
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what the reason is. But the crazy part is all
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of these people knew behind the scenes what was going on,
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and nobody acted. None of these law enforcement officials, none
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of these officials down in the Virgin Islands who knew
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what was going on. Nobody all because they were too
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busy stuffing their pockets full of Jeffrey Epstein's disgusting ass,
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gross ill gotten money. In the years between that case
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and to suicide in August, as he faced federal sex
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trafficking charges, mister Epstein was unshackled from the rigorous financial
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disclosures that charities are supposed to file every year with
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the government, allowing him to exaggerate his philanthropy as he
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sought to rebuild his reputation. The foundation's portrayals of its
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giving ranged from simple embellishment to staggering overstatement that means lying. Okay,
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let's just be very real with what it means. Epstein
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and his team they were forging everything. They were if
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there were anything besides sick disgusting, twisted wanna be human beings.
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They were all liars as well. They sure had a
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huge idea about who they were, and it certainly didn't
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match up with reality. One of mister Epstein's websites said
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the Foundation had helped to underwrite the Tribeca Film Festival festival,
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when in fact it had donated twenty eight thousand dollars
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to a related organization that offers grants to filmmakers and
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educational programming to students in New York City. So that's
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definitely always been a trademark of Epstein. He's always been
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one of those guys who likes to exaggerate about things.
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That's why you always have to take what he says
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with a grain of salt. Right when you hear quotes
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from Epstein, you know, it's very difficult to take him
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at face value. The foundation sent out news releases touting
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donations to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to restore Mark
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rothcomburals and teach coding to five year olds, claims that
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officials at the school later called inaccurate. Oh, I'm sure
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they were inaccurate. Again, Look, I don't trust MIT either,
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considering their relationship with Epstein and the way they're trying
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to foster their image now and fix their image after
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it was revealed how deep their ties were with Epstein.
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Of course they're going to be in cover your ass
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mode as well. Oh well, we had no idea what
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was going on here. That's inaccurate. That never happened. It
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also issued a statement in twenty thirteen saying researchers at
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Mount Sinai Hospital had made a major advance in breast
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cancer research with the backing of mister Epstein, although the
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health system's own release makes no mention of him. I
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mean stolen valor wearing the Navy seal shit, acting like he's,
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you know, a big wig here helping out people with
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breast cancer, which I take umbrage with considering the love
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of my life battled through Stage two B breast cancer
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a few years ago, and it was one of the
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most grueling, rigorous eighteen months of my I can't even
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can't even explain how rigorous the eighteen months was. It
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was very, very difficult watching somebody I care about and
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love more than the world suffer like that and not
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be able to do anything but provide emotional and mental support,
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wake up every day, take her to the doctor, chemotherapy,
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then onto radiation, then after that still back and forth
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to the doctors for a while. It is all bad
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and I don't wish that on nobody. And anybody acting
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like they're involved in that and helping people who are
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going through that and they're really not well, they certainly
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make my list of top scumbags, folks, because that is
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not something to joke around with. It's not something to
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make pretendre helping out with if you're not, because it's
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serious business. People's lives are shattered when they're sitting in
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that hospital room and they get that diagnosis. I'm sorry
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to tell you you have cancer. Let me tell you what.
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Everything changes that day, folks, Every single thing changes, And
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it certainly was the case for me. So when I
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see people out here acting like, you know, they're helping
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people with cancer and then pulling a pump fake and shit,
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it really really bothers me. But the most glaring exaggeration
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appeared on Wikipedia. A username apparently connected to mister Epstein
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edited the page for the foundation and put its annual
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outlay at two hundred million dollars a year, just under
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the amount the Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg contributed to charity
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in two thousand and eighteen. Now we know Epstein wasn't
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dumping that kind to go into any kind of charity.
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Zero chance that money was more better used for his
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criminal enterprise. In reality, the foundation was worth a small
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fraction of that amount. According to documents obtained by The
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New York Times through a public records lawsuit in the
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Virgin Islands, eighteen years of financial statements showed that just
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under twenty million dollars flowed into the foundation since it
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was founded in two thousand, a lot less than the
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two hundred million. Huh. Again, you see what I'm talking
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about with these scumbags. They'll even use this their charity.
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They'll wrap themselves in this charity stuff and use it
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as a shield as armor. And I really really detest it.
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It's really gross. It's there's not enough words to really
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explain the grossness. Roughly sixteen point six million was spent
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on donations in grants, most of the rest paid unspecified
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general and administrative expenses, and one and a half million
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dollars in interest for what appears to be an undisclosed debt.
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Oh an undisclosed debt? Huh? I wonder, I wonder which
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scumbag was getting that junk of change. Which scumbag had
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their hands in that pie. The documents which were filed
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with the Virgin Islands Division of Corporations and Trademarks do
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not offer details about where the money came from or
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ended up. That information would be contained in the public
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document Form nine ninety that charities are required to file
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each year with the Internal Revenue Service. But there is
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just one publicly available Form nine to ninety from the Foundation,
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a single page filing in two thousand and two, and
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it does not include any information on grants or donations.
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So you see, here's my big problem. All right, you
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have all of these government officials and all of these
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these people who are now talking about how these financial
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crimes occurred and how the system was manipulated. Meanwhile, this
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guy wasn't even filing the right paperwork, wasn't following any
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of the Finsen regulations, and nothing happened to him. There
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was never an investigation, there was never a raid, nobody
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was arrested. In fact, he was hooked up in the
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Virgin Islands. And this is why I say the Virgin
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Islands should not see one single dollar. They're the ones
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who let all of this happen down there, all right,
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so they shouldn't just be let off the hook. The
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officials down there. Nobody's going to get arrested, none of
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that until that happens. I don't want to hear about
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the Virgin Islands thinks they should have some of this
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money because all of this shit happened on all of
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their watch and nobody wanted to do anything about it
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until the wall started to fall down. Mister Epstein's website
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portrayed the Foundation as an organization with high standards and
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high aspirations for changing the world. I mean, yeah, you know,
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definitely what it was a definitely an organization with high standards.
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If high standards to you mean no standards whatsoever. A
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page from one site described a multi stage grant process
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that asked applicants to describe how their project was innovative,
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the pressing need it would address, and an explanation of
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how they would evaluate their results. The page from twenty
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ten also said it was vital to understand that the
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Foundation and another run by mister Epstein were not piggybanks. No,
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they were away for Epstein to get his claws into
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some of these scientists or some of these projects, and
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then that way he can do what he wished with
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the information, sell it onto his handler or whatever it is.
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That was the whole goal for Epstein. But that was
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the term that Martin Shield, a retired Supervisory special Agent
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with the Criminal Investigation's Division of the IRS, used to
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describe the Foundation. Its lack of disclosures, he said, could
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be an overt act of concealment. Oh, it could be.
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Huh so, where's the IRS kicking in the doors. Where's
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the IRS sending in all of the agents? Oh, they
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only do that if it's you. Guess what tax days coming, folks,
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You better make sure yours are filed. It's not clear
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if such misrepresentations amounted to a crime. False statements meant
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to fraudently solicit donations are illegal and generally prosecuted by
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state attorneys general. Yeah, when they're not in the pocket
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of the accused, when they're not you know, dipping their
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hands into the trough. Yeah, then then you might have
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some indictments. But Jeffrey Epstein, no way, the DUDO was
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protected obviously wherever he went and was able to initiate
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these sorts of schemes, scams and plots, and nobody wanted
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to do anything about it. The New York State Attorney
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General's Office began inquiring in twenty fifteen whether the Foundation,
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which said on one of its sites that had had
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offices in Manhattan and the Virgin Islands, needed to register
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as a charity in New York. Mister Epstein's longtime lawyer,
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Darren Endyke, replied that the site was inaccurate and that
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the foundation was operated out of an office in Saint Thomas.
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So they can't even get their act together as far
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as where business is being conducted in this company right, oh,
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to Virgin Islands or to New York. And then the
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regulators are just like, oh, okay, whatever you say, mister Epstein,
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instead of really digging in like they usually do. Eh,
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we'll move on to an easier target, lower hanging fruit,
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if you will. Mister Dyke, who is one of two
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executors of mister Epstein's estate, did not respond to messages
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seeking comment. Before regulators closed their inquiry, mister Endyke provided
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them with a copy of a letter the foundation received
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from the IRS in two thousand verifying its status as
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a charitable tax exempt organization. Oh, I'm su sure Jeffrey
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Epstein's getting passports from Saudi Arabia and other countries. Really
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think he's gonna have a problem pulling some levers here
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to get tax exempt status. But he never disclosed that
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the agency had dropped the foundation from its official role
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of tax exempt organizations. The foundation was set up as
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part of mister Epstein's participation in a lucrative program in
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the Virgin Islands that offered big tax breaks to his businesses,
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Financial Trust in Southern Trust in return for philanthropic commitment
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to charities in the territory. And you see where the
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whole asked for the money comes in now down in
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the Virgin Islands. But again, these officials are the ones
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that put Jeffrey Epstein into business, right, they let him
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set up shop down there. They're the ones that should
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have been regulating this, going over it with a fine
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tooth comb, but instead they set it all up. Then
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they turn around and then they want to play the
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fool and act like they had no idea. Sorry, that
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doesn't work. One of mister Epstein's sales pitchs to his
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wealthy clients was offering tax advantage strategies that sometimes included
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charitable giving. Reports from the agency that approved the tax
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incentives show the foundation made more than one point eight
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million dollars in donations to charities, educational scholarships and symposiums
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there In an emailed statement, the Virgin Islands Economic Development
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Authority said the foundation was established primarily for the purpose
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of making charitable contributions to the Virgin Islands community. Well
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one point eight million dollars in donations, all right, but
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public records show it also carried out some unusual transactions.
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Of course it did. He wasn't being regulated or monitored.
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He throws one point eight million dollars towards the Virgin
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Island Economic Development Authority. They look the other way. You
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guys all know how this game is played. I don't
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need to explain this to you. You've all been seeing
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this for how many years now. In two thousand and
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eight seventeen, the foundation, also known as Enhanced Education, cut
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a check for one hundred and sixty thousand dollars to
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pay fines mister Epstein incurred for permanent violations on his
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private islands. Its funds also backed the causes of political
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officials in the Virgin Islands, including up to thirty thousand
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dollars to support a computer giveaway by an elected official.
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The foundation has also contributed tens of thousands of dollars
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to other groups, including the territory's Chamber of Commerce. So
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you see, they've already gotten their cut the Virgin Islands.
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And this is why I'm so adamant about them not
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getting any more of this money, especially considering we see
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how a lot of these survivors got lowballed. One hundred
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and twenty five million, one hundred and thirty five million
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going out to the survivors a mere one sixth of
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Jeffrey Epstein's fortune, and the Virgin Islands, with all of
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this in mind, still thinks they're entitled to a little piece.
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Federal investigators have taken an interest in the foundation. In August,
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the FBI contacted the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and
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Natural Resources about the payment to resolve the permit violations.
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Agents asked whether the department had a policy prohibiting a
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charitable foundation from paying the penalty, said Jamal Nielsen, a
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spokesman for the department. He said the contribution did not
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violate any department rules. Oh, of course it didn't. You know,
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it never violates any rules when they're the ones benefiting
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from it, does it. The FBI in New York declined
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to comment, citing an ongoing investigation. It's not clear how
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the foundation lost its tax exempt status. It could have
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given it up, or it may have been taken away
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after an IRS investigation. Eric L. Smith, a spokesman for
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the IRS, said the agency could not comment, citing federal
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privacy laws. That's another thing the government likes to do.
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Right up, there's an investigation right now. We can't give
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you any information. The IRS can also revoke tax exempts
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status if a foundation fails to file a Form nine
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ninety for three consecutive years, although that rule took effect
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in twenty ten. Stephen T. Miller, a former acting IRS
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Commissioner and now the national director of tax at Alliance Group,
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said Form nine nineties are vital both for regulators and
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the general public to understand the finances of a given entity.
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Zero chance we were ever going to get a look
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behind the curtain at Jeffrey Epstein's finances. This guy was
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not a genius, like everybody says, but the dude certainly
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was good at hiding money and manipulating the financial sector,
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especially considering all of the people he had dispersed throughout
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it to help him out. The scant filings by mister
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Epstein's foundation, he said, showed a lack of transparency, and
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over the years, mister Epstein operated at least three other charities,
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including one based in the Virgin Islands. Mister Endyke's lawyer
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long served at as an officer for mister Epstein's charities
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and other businesses. Again, Darren and Dyke's name all over
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the place. No indictment, no deposition, no self responsibility. Two
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of mister Epstein's foundations relied on wealthy business titans to
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provide millions in seed capital. His co UQ Foundation received
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about twenty one million in stock and cash from charities
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of Leslie H. Wexner, the billionaire retail magnate whose company
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owns Victoria's Secret. Mister Epstein's Gratitude America Foundation received ten
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million dollars in donations in twenty fifteen from a company
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tied to the private equity billionaire Leon D. Black. And
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you see what I mean, by folks, Why I call
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this such a sham. All of these guys are donating
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to these sham ass foundations and this turns into ill
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gotten gains. And this is a RICO case right here,
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right here, in front of us. And believe me, I'm
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certainly no FBI agent ORRS agent or Treasury Department official.
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But come on, if you're going to slap people with
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RICO over illegal gambling or wire fraud, you mean to
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tell me this doesn't deserve at least a full on investigation,
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a full on look. Mister Epstein's other foundations complied with
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federal disclosure rules, making his namesake foundation the outlier. It
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doesn't pass the smell test, said mister Shield, the retired
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IRS special agent. After his two thousand and eight conviction,
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mister Epstein took great pains to burnish his reputation, and
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the foundation played a key role, and so did all
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of those enablers that were around him that we talk
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about all the time. In twenty thirteen, a Wikipedia user
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named Turville made a number of changes to the page
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for the foundation. The changes including saying he found the
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foundation had given more than two hundred million dollars to
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a long list of notable scientists since its inception, then
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raised its claim further by disc describing that sum as
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its approximate annual outlay, so basically just lying about things.
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This person went on Wikipedia and just started changing the
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Wikipedia page to all sorts of fanciful whismical bs. The
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user's name connection to mister Epstein is evident from information
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he disclosed in New Mexico as a result of his
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two thousand and eight conviction. He provided a list of
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online user names, including those used by third party reputation
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management services he hired. On that list was a Wikipedia
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handle Turville that does not appear anywhere on the website,
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but the similar name Turville does, and that user had
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a particular focus on editing articles about mister Epstein. So
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you see how this works, right, Epstein out there trying
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to foster his image, then hits the Internet to do
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a quick sweep to make sure everything lines up. Meanwhile,
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the irs, the government, nobody's the wives or huh, nobody
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has any idea what's going on. As we continue to
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dive deeper into this disgusting rabbit hole, it becomes very
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apparent that all of these people had at least a
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clue what was going on, and frankly, they didn't care,
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all Right, folks. That's gonna do it for this morning's update.
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As usual, on the way some context episodes. Then I
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will be back later on tonight. If you'd like to
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contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at
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ProtonMail dot com. That's Bo b b Y c ap
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u Cci at ProtonMail dot com. The article that we
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discussed can be found in the description box. All right, everybody,
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I'll be back later on tonight and we will pick
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up where we left off. Have a great morning. What's
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up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. You
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know what's tiresome, folks, the fact that the Clintons continue
26:03
to have armor and are never called out for their
26:06
relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. In fact, we still have politicians
26:11
out here trotten them out on the campaign trail like
26:14
they're these big superstars. Meanwhile, they have never answered for
26:18
their allegations of relationship with Epstein. Why Gallinne Maxwell was
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at Chelsea's wedding. Why Hillary Clinton got Alexander de Rossi
26:27
a job at the State Department, Why Jeffrey Epstein gave
26:32
Bill Clinton so much money for the Clinton Global Initiative,
26:35
And those are just a few of the questions. Yet
26:38
you're gonna run them up here during this political campaign
26:41
and shove them down everyone's throat, and people are gonna
26:44
cheer for that. So how is it that you can
26:47
cheer for that but demand accountability for somebody like Acosta.
26:51
Shouldn't it be accountability for all of these people that
26:54
were enabling Jeffrey Epstein. So please stop with the bullshit. Okay,
26:59
stop with the nonsense with the Clintons. Enough is enough.
27:03
Already everybody else who has a scent of Jeffrey Epstein
27:07
on them has been absolutely lamb baseded. Now all of
27:11
a sudden, though none of these journalists have anything to
27:14
say about the Clintons, They have no questions to ask
27:16
at these rallies. The only statement we've heard from the
27:20
Clintons is the one Canndas statement that they put out
27:23
years ago. Meanwhile, we've had a whole l ass trial
27:26
since then, with serious revelations we're talking about in court.
27:30
It was documented that Jeffrey Epstein visited the Bill Clinton
27:34
White House seventeen times. That right, there should be enough
27:38
for people to go absolutely bananas and demand answers. It
27:41
hasn't been. So if you're demanding accountability here. You better
27:47
be a demanding accountability across the board, or you're not
27:51
here to help fix the problem. You're part of the problem.
27:55
And for all of the nonsense surrounding Acosta and for
27:58
how people still go art on them, you would think
28:01
that Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton would get the same treatment,
28:05
But somehow, some way, they haven't. And I think that
28:09
tells you everything you need to know about your legacy media.
28:12
They'll protect some people while they'll go after others when
28:17
their real job is holding all of these people to account.
28:21
But they've forgotten that, haven't they. They're too busy being activists.
28:24
They're too busy trying to divide the populace instead of
28:28
holding people to account. Well, I hate to tell you
28:31
all of these politicians hackle the rest of them who
28:34
are bringing Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton on the trail.
28:39
They're absolutely disgusting and basically saying that they don't care
28:44
about these survivors or care about justice ever being fulfilled
28:49
in the case of Jeffrey Epstein. So just keep that
28:51
in mind. Now onto today's article. Prince Andrew is being
28:59
accused of not carrying out charity work. In other news,
29:03
water is wet and the sky is blue. What charity
29:06
is going to have this guy at this point. He'd
29:09
have to start his own charity at this point because
29:11
nobody wants to work with him. But he said he
29:15
was going to be involved in some charities, said he
29:17
was going to, you know, make amends and move forward
29:20
and all of the rest of the bullshit, which he
29:22
hasn't done, by the way, and now well he's getting
29:27
called out on it because people are wondering when he's
29:30
going to start making amends. People are wondering when he's
29:33
going to start doing the right thing. And for me,
29:37
that all starts with speaking to the FBI, speaking to
29:40
the authorities. And until he does that, lafungoul I don't
29:43
want to hear shit from this dude. If you ain't
29:46
out here talking to the FBI and letting them know
29:49
what you know, then what exactly is it that you
29:52
think you're going to fix. You've never even taken responsibility
29:55
for your bullshit, just like the rest of your buddies,
29:58
just like your homie Bill Clinton, all you have been
30:02
able to get away with this shit for years and
30:04
years and years. I mean, imagine having a picture of
30:07
yourself getting a massage in an airport by a trafficked
30:10
girl and nobody calling you out on that shit. It
30:15
is absolutely absurd to me. And then Prince Andrew over
30:19
here give me a break. A whole lot of big
30:21
flowery words from fine lad school, but no action to
30:26
back that shit up. You know, it's like a nice car, right,
30:29
Oh yeah, this is a cool ass car. Let's see
30:31
what's underneath the hood. You lift up the hood. No engine,
30:34
that's all of these people. This article is from the
30:40
Daily Mail headline. Prince Andrew was accused of not carrying
30:44
out charity work despite pledging to do so following settlement
30:47
with Virginia Roberts, as he has seen on his weekly
30:51
horse ride. You know, I thought this guy was allergic
30:54
to horses. What happened to that? He got a magic
30:56
pill for that, He got the magic wizard pill, and
31:00
you know he's fixed now. Gandalf came to see him,
31:03
gave him a special Middle Earth allergy shot and now
31:06
dudes good to go. Huh. This article was authored by
31:12
Arthur parashar Prince Andrew has been accused of not yet
31:16
carrying out any charity work despite pledging to make amends
31:20
for his sex abuse scandal. It has been reported that
31:24
the disgraced Duke of York has instead been playing golf,
31:27
horse riding and enjoying life at his home, the Royal Lodge,
31:31
and watching reality TV. I'm sure, now, what do you
31:35
think Prince Andrew watches when he's sitting home. My guess
31:38
is something super absurd ponnd Star, something like that, some
31:41
goofy ass show. Maybe ninety dight Fiance. Maybe he's looking
31:45
for a new chick, getting rid of Sarah the toe
31:47
Ferguson and trying to bring in a new girl, and
31:50
you know, get things really cracking for the Royal family.
31:53
Imagine that ninety dight Fiance the Royal Edition. The Duke
31:59
was in fact picture today on his weekly ride and
32:01
Windsor where his horse could be seen with a poppy
32:03
pinned to its bridle. Well, this dude has to be
32:06
smoking poppy if he thinks that anybody wants to have
32:09
him around, or if he thinks that any charity is
32:11
going to want him. So, while I understand why people
32:14
are pressing for him to be involved with a charity,
32:17
I have to say I don't think any charity will
32:19
have him be involved at this point. For him. It
32:23
all starts and ends with speaking to the authorities and
32:26
coming forward. If you didn't take part in any of this,
32:30
then what are you so scared about? If you didn't
32:32
actually abuse Virginia, what are you so worried about? Dude?
32:36
And that's really what it comes down to. He's been
32:38
hesitant and he has denied speaking with authorities this whole
32:41
entire time, and instead he's hidden in the shadows, gave
32:45
one interview and then goes out and acts like he's
32:49
going to fight these allegations in court, in open court,
32:52
so everything gets aired out only to settle. Not only that,
32:56
but when you know who Bretler is his lawyer, you
32:59
know Butler doesn't just settle. If there's nothing there and
33:03
these were fake ass allegations, you better believe Bretler would
33:06
have hammered Virginia. Do you understand the kind of guy
33:09
we're dealing with. Go back and look at the cases
33:11
that Brettler and Singer have taken over time, and look
33:16
how many of them have come out with a positive
33:18
outcome for their clients. These are not guys that mess
33:21
around in the courtroom. And we're not talking about jerk
33:24
off lawyers like Dershawitz either these are actually guys that
33:27
do work. So when they're telling you you better settle
33:32
for this crazy amount of money, there's a reason that
33:34
they're telling you that. The sixty two year old's royal
33:39
career ended in disgrace after he was forced to pay
33:42
millions of pounds in an out of court settlement to
33:45
sex abuse survivor Virginia Roberts. Earlier this year, she claimed
33:50
she was sexually abused three times in two thousand and
33:54
one when she was seventeen, after being trafficked by disgraced
33:57
financier pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, though andrew Is consistently denied any wrongdoing.
34:04
So people always ask, well, where are the men who
34:06
use his services? Well, here's one of them. You know,
34:10
aill that talk from people in the peanut gallery that
34:12
have never lifted a finger or uttered a word here
34:15
in defense of these women, sure seem to have a
34:17
lot of commentary about all of the other people that
34:21
need to be exposed. Meanwhile, they haven't done shit to
34:24
take care of the people that have been exposed already.
34:28
So how about we put some of that talk away
34:30
and we do a little bit of this walking the
34:33
settlement was not an admission of liability, but the queen's
34:36
supposedly favorite son was stripped of his royal patronages and
34:40
honorary military titles. I don't even get that honorary military titles.
34:45
Maybe I should be an honorary general. I play a
34:48
lot of like simulation war games and shit, so maybe
34:51
you should just give me that general's title and let
34:53
me control the next battle that we have somewhere. However,
34:57
the latest allegations from the Sun claim that many proposals
35:01
to go through with charity work have stalled after Buckingham
35:04
Palace permission was sought. Nigel Cawthorne, author of Prince Andrew, Epstein,
35:09
Maxwell and the Palace, said, surely he can find the
35:12
charity somewhere in the world that will have him. His
35:15
reputation cannot get any worse and does a stain on
35:18
the monarchy. But doing charity work will take the edge
35:21
off and show a little bit of contrition. Well no
35:25
it won't. Honestly, it'll show that he's going through the motions.
35:29
The first and only step for Prince Andrew is speaking
35:31
to the authorities and coming correct. Until he does that,
35:35
I don't think anyone wants to hear anything about any
35:37
sort of charity work or anything else. Sources claim that
35:42
the Prince has lost focus after his attempts were regularly blocked.
35:47
Andrew was further dragged back into the Epstein scandal last
35:50
month after the Pedophiles conspirator Glenn Maxwell held the Duke
35:55
of York as a dear friend. Her bombshell comments in
35:58
a world exclusive interview with The Mail on Sunday contradict
36:02
Andrew's denial to a US court that they had been close.
36:06
Oh wait, what do you mean Andrew lied again? Come on,
36:09
Prince Andrew has never lied. Maxwell, who was convicted of
36:14
helping Epstein abuse teenage girls, failed to deny sugges suggestions
36:19
that she and Andrew had been a couple and declared
36:22
I care about him. At one stage, Andrew was a
36:25
patron of hundreds of charities and other bodies, but he
36:29
was stripped of his remaining patronages after the Palace said
36:33
he would not carry out any public duties at the
36:36
start of the year. So Prince Andrew is just gonna
36:39
do what he's always gonna do, right, and he's gonna
36:41
get away with it for as long as long as
36:43
he wants because nobody's ever gonna call him out on it.
36:46
I mean, what's gonna happen to him. He's gonna be
36:49
forced into exile. That's what he's doing right now anyway.
36:53
So I think that the best move here for everybody
36:56
involved is he should stash the whole ideal working for
36:59
charity and he should just fade away from the scene.
37:04
And if you don't want to do that, and you
37:06
actually want to do something that's worthwhile, speak to the authorities.
37:10
But besides that, I don't think anyone wants to hear
37:12
this guy's apologies, and I don't think anybody wants to
37:16
hear about, oh, I'm doing charity work now when you
37:19
haven't even come to grips and accepted the fact that
37:22
you did wrong here, How are we supposed to move
37:25
forward with you accepting responsibility? So to hell with that?
37:31
To help with him, to help with Bill Clinton, to
37:34
help with Hillary Clinton, to help with all of these
37:36
politicians that are running around with the Clintons, And to
37:40
all of these journalists or people who call themselves journalists
37:43
out there, in the words of Sebastian Manuscalco, aren't you embarrassed?
37:50
Aren't you embarrassed by your behavior and your refusal to
37:55
do your job. Not one of you on the campaign
37:58
trail has the courage to ask Bill Clinton or Hillary
38:01
Clinton directly about Jeffrey Epstein. Huh, well, that tells us
38:06
all we need to know about the people working on
38:08
this campaign and the legacy media in general. All right, folks,
38:14
that's gonna do it for this one. If you'd like
38:16
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I discussed can be found in the description box. Gilaine
38:38
Maxwell in twenty thirteen had the audacity to attend a
38:44
sex trafficking charity event. Meanwhile, we all know what she
38:53
was up to with Jeffrey Epstein. We all know what
38:57
she is accused of, and she thought that it was
39:02
a good idea to go to this event, and furthermore,
39:06
this event thought it was a good idea to have her.
39:12
I mean, do these people not have the Internet? Are
39:15
they amish and we just don't know about it? And
39:18
they don't believe in technology or something. I don't know
39:20
what other excuse there could possibly be. How could you
39:23
not know who Gilaine Maxwell was and who her number
39:27
one associate is or was? I guess you should say now,
39:31
But let's be very clear, all of these people knew
39:35
what Gilainne Maxwell was, what she was up to, and
39:39
what kind of scoundrel she was. And if it wasn't
39:42
for Epstein being arrested this second time around, and it
39:46
wasn't for all of this publicity surrounding the case, these
39:50
people would have been quite happy to keep these pictures
39:53
stashed and never have to answer for it, because, I mean,
39:57
if you listen to the way most of these people
39:59
have gone about this sort of thing, when Gilene Maxwell
40:02
has been obviously someone who is in their circle, and
40:06
they try and distance themselves from it. They try and
40:09
act like we don't know what we see. What the
40:13
evidence is in front of us, all of these pictures,
40:15
all of the different parties they would go to together, etc. Etc.
40:19
You can't just act like you weren't close when it's
40:23
obvious you were. But the fact that she went to
40:27
a sex trafficking charity event is just I mean, it
40:32
doesn't surprise me with her part of her whole entire
40:35
cover story right again, Her and Jeffrey Epstein were so
40:40
brazen that they were willing to go to events like
40:43
this and show their stupid, ugly faces at events like this,
40:46
even though they were engaged in the very crimes that
40:50
these charity events are supposedly raising money to stop or
40:56
to help the survivors and victims of it. Is is
41:01
something that you see more and more the harder you
41:05
look when it comes to these charitable organizations. And I
41:09
don't want to align all charitable organizations, right. I'm sure
41:13
a lot of them do good work, but I have
41:15
a bad taste in my mouth considering what we've unearthed
41:19
when we've dug into this story. It's just every It
41:22
seems like every single one of these disgusting people has
41:26
some sort of charity that they use as a shield
41:30
for their behavior. So let's jump into the article by
41:34
the Daily Mail and see what's going on with Gilaine
41:38
Maxwell at this charity event in two thousand and thirteen.
41:43
She's got some nerve. Gilaine Maxwell was pictured at charity
41:47
event to stop sex trafficking before her arrest for procuring
41:51
girls for Jeffrey Epstein. This article was authored by Keith Griffith. Again,
41:59
every time we we get into an article here or
42:01
with something new breaks in this story, I wonder if
42:05
we're in some sort of bad book, right, This can't
42:09
be real. These people can't actually operate this way, they
42:12
can't be this stupid, and yet here we are. They
42:15
are this stupid, and they think we're even stupid er.
42:19
These people think that they can operate and do these
42:23
sort of things right under our noses and there's nothing
42:28
we can do about it. That's how they felt, and
42:31
until recently, that's how it's been. But you see a
42:35
wave recently of people like Elaine Maxwell and in say
42:40
the NEXTI in case, people like Keith Raynery and Alison
42:43
Mack and Bromfman. You see them all caught up, and
42:47
it definitely looks like things are starting to turn when
42:52
it comes to situations like this. And again that's because
42:55
of the public outcry, right, because of folks like you
42:58
writing to your senators, writing here Congress, people blowing this
43:02
story up, never stop talking about it, the whole thing,
43:06
And without that, this story would have again been swept
43:09
under the rug and lost in the news cycle. Because
43:12
you all know we have a twenty four hour news cycle.
43:15
For the most part, things come and they go, even
43:18
really serious, important things. But this story has had a
43:22
lot of staying power. And that's a testament to the
43:25
people who were interested in the story and interested in
43:28
finding justice. A photo has emerged showing a qu sex trafficker,
43:34
Guileann Maxwell, at a charity event to oppose sex trafficking
43:39
prior to her arrest. Maxwell's smiling is seen at the
43:43
twenty thirteen fundraiser for Stop the Trafficking of People in
43:47
New York's Meatpacking District, posing with the group's founder, Celia
43:53
dal Laverine. So again, they're hobnobbing with, you know, the
43:59
so called members of polite society. You got the bipedal serpent,
44:03
Gilaine Maxwell slithering amongst them. God knows what sort of
44:08
banter she's running with them. God knows how many of
44:11
them are aware of what she has going on. And
44:15
I'll tell you what, I don't believe all of these people.
44:17
Do you even think that, what are the odds that
44:20
all of these people that were close to Jeffrey Epstein
44:24
and Gilaine Maxwell, people that were around them a lot.
44:26
I don't mean just at dinner parties. I'm talking at
44:29
the houses, you know, at the various different properties, and
44:34
spent an ample amount of time with them. How many
44:37
of them people do you actually actually believe when they say, oh, well,
44:40
you know, I don't know anything about this at all.
44:42
I mean, you know, I was only with Jeffrey Epstein
44:45
seventeen hours a day for four days a week. I
44:47
don't know, though, I have no idea. I don't believe
44:50
any of those kinds of people. And we see it
44:52
all the time here with Gilaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein
44:56
and all of these people who had some sort of
45:01
close relationship with them. She's got some nerve, but I
45:08
am not surprised, Di Lavarine told the son, I've come
45:13
to realize that these people need to appear to be
45:16
doing good and make people believe it. For sure. They're
45:19
always always trying to show up at an event like this,
45:24
especially Geelan Maxwell. After Epstein's arrest. Right, she was on
45:28
a tour. She was on a Refurbish My Image tour.
45:31
She was invited to jeff Bezo's little retreats for the
45:34
you know, the special people retreat that they would have,
45:38
you know, invite only she was invited to that. She
45:41
did ted talk you all kinds of stuff, all sorts
45:44
of stuff, And she would show up out events like
45:47
this because again she wanted it to look like she
45:50
had nothing to do with anything that has to do
45:52
with sex trafficking. She was a well seasoned asset in
45:56
my opinion, folks, somebody that knew her game, knew her craft,
46:00
and understood a good cover story and a good lie
46:05
has a sprinkle of truth in it. In July, Maxwell
46:10
was arrested in New Hampshire and federally charged with enticement
46:13
of minors and sex trafficking of children in connection with
46:16
her decades long association with pedophile financer a financier Jeffrey Epstein.
46:24
The photo from twenty thirteen shows Maxwell posing with dal Lavarine,
46:30
French ambassador to the US, Frenchois de la Trey, French
46:33
fashion designer Catherine Malandrino, Big Penn Fortune Era Bruno Bick,
46:39
and Baroness Veronique Bick. So that's a who's who, huh,
46:45
hanging out with the French fashion designers, the heirs to
46:48
the Big Penn fortune. And speaking of that, imagine that's
46:52
where you got your fortune. Your family created the Big Pen.
46:56
That's a lot of money or that sort of creation.
47:02
And I think about that kind of thing all the time.
47:04
Not to digress, but I mean these contraptions like say
47:07
a pen, or like the toilet paper rolls. These people
47:10
are making money hand over fist for shit like that.
47:14
So when you hear about people like you know, this
47:17
big pen fortune air Bruno Bick and his wife, the
47:21
Baroness Vonique Bick, well, yeah, how many pens are sold?
47:26
I'm sure there's a whole lot of pens being sold
47:29
on a daily basis. And these people are getting their
47:32
pockets fatter and fatter and fatter. And meanwhile, while they're
47:37
accumulating an ungodly amount of wealth, an ungodly amount of power,
47:45
they think it's a good idea to take pictures with
47:47
Gilay Maxwell. You're the heir to this huge fortune, but
47:52
you don't know who Gilay Maxwell is. Nobody in your crew,
47:57
nobody that is with you, has the good sense to
48:03
check on these sorts of people before you take pictures
48:06
with them. The charity group funds rescue centers for girls
48:12
and women who escape sex traffickers so they are not
48:15
forced back onto the streets. And I give that thumbs up. Right, look,
48:21
I don't know much about this charity group per se,
48:23
and hopefully they do do good work right. Hopefully they're
48:27
doing this and this money is going to what they
48:28
say it's going to, and they are providing for these
48:33
girls who have escaped from this horrible, horrible plague that
48:38
is affecting the whole world, which is sex trafficking, And
48:41
hopefully they're not grifting this money. And it's hard for
48:45
me to not be cynical when it comes to these
48:48
charities because we've seen so much unearthed when it comes
48:53
to the fins and files, when it comes to what
48:55
we've read here in these articles, and just from the
48:58
general day to day behavior of these people. So hopefully
49:04
this charity group is giving this money to the areas
49:08
where they say that they're working, because again, how much
49:13
of the money actually goes to these causes and how
49:17
much of it goes to bureaucrats and the people on
49:20
the boards, et cetera, et cetera. You know, before I
49:23
donate to anything, I do a stringent search of that
49:28
group to make sure that the money is going where
49:30
they say it's going, because it's unfortunate, but there are
49:34
way too many grifters, especially in a high society, so
49:39
called polite New York society. At the swanky fundraiser, Maxwell
49:46
looked on as do La Trey gave an impassioned speech
49:49
supporting the group's mission and speaking out against sex trafficking. Well,
49:54
good for her giving in an impassioned speech, But I
49:57
don't know how anyone at that event could look at
50:00
Maxwell and not be side eyeing her and saying, what
50:03
in the f is this lady doing here? I know
50:05
who that is, I know what she's up to, and
50:08
she's at this sex trafficking event. I mean, it takes
50:11
a huge pair of stones to make a move like this.
50:17
Maxwell fifty eight, has been held without bail since her
50:20
July arrest on charges that she recruited teenage girls for
50:23
Epstein to abuse in the mid nineties and sometimes join
50:28
the abuse. She has pleaded not guilty. The investigation into
50:33
Epstein remains active, leading prosecutors said Tuesday as they argued
50:37
to keep forty pages of photos and forty pages of
50:41
documents about his survivors a secret from Gilain Maxwell. So
50:46
we talked, we talked about this, but it does foreshadow
50:51
more indictments and a much more vast investigation. Than they
50:56
let on even just a few months ago. So it
51:00
looks like things are moving at a rapid pace within
51:03
the prosecutor's office, and Alison Moe has shown herself to
51:08
be somebody with some honor and somebody who really wants
51:12
to get down and figure out what the hell happened
51:14
here and bring justice to those who deserve it. And
51:18
up until this point, we've had a lot of limpristic
51:20
prosecutors who haven't really been willing to get down into
51:23
the weeds and go to the mattresses. But Alison Moe
51:26
seems to be a cut above the rest. Manhattan prosecutors
51:32
say they want to delay giving materials from dozens of
51:35
survivors cooperating with the government and who will not testify
51:40
at trial to lawyers for the British socialite co conspirator,
51:45
fellow child abuser, General, all around Scumbag and bipedal Serpent.
51:49
You mean they told a judge and a letter that
51:52
they want to try to prevent lawyers for Epstein's incarcerated
51:55
ex girlfriend, co conspirator, fellow child abuser, General, all around
52:00
Scumbag and bipedal Serpent from learning too much about the files.
52:05
Until two months before her criminal trial next summer. So
52:10
you know, the federal government means business, right, They're leaving
52:14
her out to blow in the wind. They want her
52:16
thinking about who she's gonna rat on, who she's willing
52:19
to give up, and what sort of deal she's looking
52:21
to kick because they're going to really go hard here.
52:26
And when the United States federal government truly is going
52:29
after somebody to prosecute them, they have a very very
52:33
high rate of successful prosecutions or plea deals. And they're
52:39
the federal government. You don't want to play games like
52:41
this with them. They will literally litigate you into the
52:44
poorhouse first of all. Second of all, when they have
52:48
this kind of evidence, it's pretty much a rap for
52:51
this lady. I mean, she's going through the motions and
52:54
she has to defend herself. But this is money wasted,
52:56
in my opinion, and she is. She's in for a big, big,
53:00
rude awakening come the trial. The active probe leaves open
53:06
the possibility of additional arrests. The files are said to
53:10
include school pictures and bank and travel records. Yeah, look,
53:14
we know that this large probe an active grand jury,
53:19
the Epstein case still being live. It all points to
53:23
more indictments, more arrests, and more people being held responsible
53:27
for their roles. And I am pretty convinced that we're
53:32
going to see that. When we're going to see it,
53:35
I don't know. Look, I'm not part of the California
53:38
Psychics Network. I have no idea, but I do think
53:41
that we will be seeing it sooner rather than later
53:45
as this grows, and before her trial, by the way,
53:50
because I think it's going to be more expansive than
53:53
we even think. Maxwell has hired New York based lawyer
53:57
who has previously represented one of Osama bin Laden's Hedgeman
54:01
as she seeks to bolster her team ahead of her trial.
54:05
Bobby Sternheim is described on the website of her law
54:09
firm Fazulo, Braverman and DiMaggio as a recognized leader in
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litigating difficult and complex cases, i e. Rico cases. She's
54:20
definitely been brought in to help with the Rico case.
54:23
They know that this is expanding and it's more broad
54:27
than they even thought, and when they got the three
54:29
hundred and twenty eight thousand plus pages of discovery, they
54:33
truly understood the behemoth that was on their hands. So
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they brought in some help a big gun, someone that
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knows how to litigate when it comes to rico, and
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they're the lawyers from Maxwell are looking like they're ready
54:48
to really engage in some trench warfare here. Epstein, sixty six,
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died in what was ruled a suicide in August twenty nineteen,
55:00
while he was housed at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, a
55:03
federal lock up adjacent to Manhattan federal courthouses. At the time,
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he faced several He faced federal sex trafficking charges and
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was held without bail a month after his arrest. Prosecutors
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want to delay turning materials from some victims over to
55:21
defense until eight weeks before her trial, scheduled for July.
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A message seeking comment was left with lawyers for Maxwell.
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Prosecutors said, defense lawyers have indicated they will oppose the
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secrecy request. Oh, of course they will. Look like I said,
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they're ready to go for it now, especially they got
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Bobby Sternheim on board. They got a woman who can
55:44
go into the trenches and really battle with Alison Moe
55:47
and Maureen Comy and get it on. And that's that's
55:51
what they were looking for, right. They knew that with
55:54
this the three hundred and twenty eight thousand documents turned over,
55:59
and the fact that there's an ongoing investigation as far
56:02
as the Grand jury is concerned, and the Epstein case,
56:06
excuse me, is still opened. You know, her legal team
56:10
is not stupid. They might be a lot of things,
56:12
but they're not stupid. And they see the writing on
56:15
the wall. They know what's coming. They're trying to get
56:18
ahead of it. They're trying to get ahead of it
56:20
right now. Bring in Bobby Sternheim. That way, they're ready
56:24
for when these few charges that she has right now
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bloom like you were growing, you know, watering your chia
56:31
pet right because it's coming, in my opinion. In its letter,
56:41
prosecutors said revealing forty pages of photographs and forty pages
56:45
of documents related to Epstein's survivors who were harmed after
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the time span by the charges against Maxwell could jeopardize
56:53
the government's ongoing investigation and scare other survivors from cooperating.
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And it could blowhole in a further charge, a charge
57:02
that they haven't hit her with yet, right in a
57:05
superseded charge to the indictment. So they're gonna play it
57:08
close to the vest and when the time is right.
57:12
I think it's going to be a nuclear strike to
57:15
Gilean Maxwell and her hopes of beating this. Prosecutor said
57:21
charges against Maxwell pertained to illegal sex acts that occurred
57:25
between nineteen ninety four and nineteen ninety seven, but the
57:28
indictment emerged from a wider probe that went beyond that period.
57:33
And again we talked about that the large scope of
57:37
this case. It's broad, it is vast, it is wide,
57:41
and there's a lot of people caught up in it.
57:44
I wish we had access to those sealed indictments. I
57:47
wish we knew who was under investigation right now. Now
57:50
we can speculate, right and we most certainly have the
57:53
Corps four most certainly, Jean Luke Brunel most certainly, and
57:58
I believe there's some others. There's going to be some
58:00
surprises that we weren't thinking of, I mean, or maybe
58:04
thinking of, but not thinking that they would ever have
58:07
to face the music. I think a guy like Glenn
58:10
Dubin is in serious jeopardy, folks. I think he is
58:13
in serious jeopardy. And obviously that story will be told
58:18
over the coming months and as we learn more and
58:22
more about what went on and again, remember we're going
58:26
to see real soon what the appeals court has to
58:30
say about the depositions as well. So there is a
58:34
lot more coming and we can expect this wild ride
58:39
to continue on the path of bumpiness. Corkscrews, twists and
58:46
all other man are sorts of incredibly crazy turns because
58:55
every time we turn around, there's something else going on
58:57
in this case where you're like, holy shit, is that
58:59
for ill? Is this really happening? How is that even possible?
59:03
How didn't anyone know? So it's always something new, And
59:07
now as we get closer and closer to the trial,
59:11
we're going to be hearing a lot more about what
59:14
was going on when as far as the inner workings
59:22
of the criminal enterprise, we're going to hear a lot
59:26
more about that, I think coming forward as other people
59:30
get arrested and who knows who is cooperating, right, So,
59:35
as discovery comes closer and more of these documents are released,
59:39
it is more likely that we're going to find out
59:43
some things that we had no idea about. So it's
59:50
starting to heat up, folks, and it's starting to become
59:53
a situation where it's time to buckle up. Your seat belts.
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