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Bill Gates Set To Appear Before The Epstein Congressional Oversight Committee (6/10/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Over the past few months of the congressional
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  investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and Glenn Maxwell, we've heard from
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  many different people. Well, today, June tenth, twenty twenty six,
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  we can now add Bill Gates' name to the list.
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  And I think it's going to be intriguing when it
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  comes to Bill Gates and what he has to say,
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  considering that he lied about the relationship he had with
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  Jeffrey Epstein for so long. I mean, all those years
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  he was lying about how close he was to Epstein,
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  and now that he's called out, and now that there is,
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  you know, evidence backing it up, he's walking all of
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  that back. And obviously that doesn't look good, right, not
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  from an optics perspective, especially considering just how forceful Bill
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  Gates was when he was trying to tell everybody that
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  it was all overblown, that he had no idea what
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  Jeffrey Epstein was only for us to fin And I
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  know this is gonna shock you guys. He was lying,
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  and I know that's very hard to believe. I mean,
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  these are the greatest people on earth, right, that's what
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  they tell us and that they're all so altruistic and
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  they're gonna give away their fortune and they care about
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  the needy and the sick and people in Africa. Meanwhile,
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  Bill Gates didn't even care about the girls that were
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  being abused by Jeffrey Epstein. So save the bullshit. We
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  all see this shit for what it is, and that's
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  performative philanthropy. It's not doing it out of the kindness
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  of his heart. He's trying to win hearts and minds,
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  trying to change narratives, trying to make people think that
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  Bill Gates has humanity's best interest at heart, when in reality,
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  Bill Gates has always had Bill Gates' best interest at heart,
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  just like the rest of these people, and for years
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  that was enough to provide them with armor, to have
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  them protected by the legacy media. Well that's not the
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  case anymore, and for the first time, Bill Gates is
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  gonna have to answer publicly about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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  Today's article is from CNBC and the headline Bill Gates
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  to face questions about Jeffrey Epstein from House Oversight Panel.
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  This article was authored by Dan Mangen, Microsoft co founder
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  Bill Gates is set to be interviewed Wednesday by a
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  House committee about his controversial friendship with the notorious sex
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  offender Jeffrey Epstein. Look, if you would have just been
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  honest from the beginning, he would have avoided all of this.
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  And if you weren't involved in actually abusing the girls,
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  and the only thing you have to worry about is
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  your reputation and being embarrassed. Don't you think getting out
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  ahead of it would have been a good idea before
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  it became this big thing. I mean, logically speaking, that's
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  what you want to do, right, get ahead of shit, unless,
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  of course, you have more to hide. And I gotta
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  tell you, I don't think it's that big of elite
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  to think that Bill Gates has more to hide when
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  it comes to his relationship with Epstein. Then we know
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  about if your wife is divorcing you, and pointing that
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  out as one of the reasons, I would say that
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  the chances are pretty good that you and Jeffrey Epstein
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  are more than just pen pals. The mega billionaire. Gates
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  is one of the biggest names to submit to a
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  grilling by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which
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  for months has investigated Epstein's network of high profile friends.
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  Gates testimony comes a day after the committee questioned Epstein's
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  former longtime executive assistant, Leslie Groff, and according to reports,
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  she had some interesting things to say. Talked about the
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  phone conversations that she would facilitate between Donald Trump and
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  Jeffrey Epstein, and a few other things that were reported
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  that were pretty interesting. Now, like usual, I would caution
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  everybody to take it with a grain of salt and
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  wait until we get the transcripts so we could see
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  for ourselves. But according to reports, she was a bit
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  evasive when it came to certain questions, and when it
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  came to the questions about Trump, she said that she
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  would set out phone calls with them like once a quarter,
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  twice a quarter, something like that. And what it does
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  is that it establishes that connection. Right now, it's not
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  evidence of anything, not on its own, but when added
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  to the collective, it certainly helps build the foundation that
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  you're trying to build the rest of the case on.
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  And remember, every single case, every criminal case, is built
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  on circumstantial evidence. First, that's what they collect. They build
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  a foundation with circumstantial evidence, and once that foundation is
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  secure and strong. They build up from there. So the
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  circumstantial evidence is important. On its own, it doesn't prove anything,
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  but together it becomes damning. Gates testimony comes a day
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  after the committee questioned Epstein's former longtime executive assistant, Leslie Groff.
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  Representative James Comer, the Kentucky Republican who chairs the committee,
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  told reporters Tuesday that anything's on the tape in terms
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  of questions for Gates, he seems like, according to his attorneys,
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  I wouldn't say eager to testify, but he's willing to testify,
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  and he hasn't fought it, and I appreciate that. Well,
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  you know the old saying, between a rock and a
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  hard place, that's it. That's where he is. What's he
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  gonna do deny it? So they actually hit him with
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  a subpoena and they bring him in and he actually
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  gets caught up. No way, he'll go and sit for
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  a voluntary chat like Pam Bondy and pay attention to
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  the people that want it to be voluntary like that,
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  because in my opinion, those people know a lot more
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  than they're gonna let on, and that, of course is
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  why they don't want to be under oath. Gates became
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  friends with Epstein in twenty eleven. The Wall Street Journal
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  has reported that was three years after Epstein pleaded guilty
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  in Florida state court to soliciting an underage girl for prostitution.
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  Epstein served thirteen months in jail in that case. I mean,
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  if you want to call it that, and imagine being
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  Bill Gates and trying to pitch to the rest of us,
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  us poor unwashed masses that he had no idea who
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  Jeffrey Epstein was. Buddy, weren't you like the richest dude
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  in the world at that time or close to And
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  you mean to tell me that nobody's out here telling
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  you who you should and shouldn't be hanging out with.
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  Your security is not like, hey, look, Bill, not a
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  good idea. This dude right here, Well he was diddling kids.
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  Probably shouldn't hang out with him? Or did they tell
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  him that? And did Bill Gates just ignore it because
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  he wanted Jeffrey Epstein's friendship and according to him, donations,
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  which I find odd anyway, Do you really think Bill
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  Gates needs to reach out to Jeffrey Epstein for donations?
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  No other rich people. You don't have any buddies that
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  work at Microsoft, that make a bunch of dough. Ah,
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  of course not. Let's reach out to the child molester.
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  That was three years after Epstein pleaded guilty in Florida
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  state court to soliciting an underage girl for prostitution. Epstein
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  served thirteen months in jail in that case. He died
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  from a jailhouse suicide in August of twenty nineteen, weeks
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  after his arrest on federal child sex trafficking charges. All
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  the coincidence and if you think anything else, well, you
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  are a conspiracy theorist. How dare you not buy the
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  official line hook and sinker? What's wrong with you? What
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  are you a trader? The friendship between Gates and Epstein
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  received renewed attention in late twenty twenty five with the
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  release of documents about Epstein and his associates by the
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  Department of Justice in Congress. Gates has not been accused
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  of wrongdoing in connection with Epstein, and no, I don't
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  think anybody said that. It's the enabling, it's the working
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  with them after Epstein was already a sex offender, and
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  then it's the lying about it. I think that's what
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  bothers people the most, because if he had nothing to hide,
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  why would he lie? Why wouldn't you just be honest
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  from the beginning. CNBC. He has requested comment from the
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  Gates Foundation, the philanthropic organization founded by Gates and his
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  ex wife Melinda Gates, about his testimony. The New York
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  Times reported Tuesday that Gates was preparing for his testimony
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  with the help of Jake Greenberg, who until December was
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  the Oversight Committee's Chief investigations council. Ah, no kind of
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  conflicts of interests there, right, So, mister j Greenberg was
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  the head of investigations for mister Comer, but now of
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  course he's working for Bill Gates. But there's no ethical
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  issues here. Everything's on the up and up. Come on.
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  It's just like when all the prosecutors left the Southern
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  District of Florida's office to go and work for Epstein
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  adjacent law firms right in the middle of the case.
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  Completely ethical, no big deal. They're not going to share
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  secrets with the other side. CNBC has requested comment from Greenberg.
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  A spokesperson for Gates and March said in a statement,
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  Gates welcomes the opportunity to appear before the com well,
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  isn't that nice? Why didn't he offer to come forward
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  earlier and talk about what he knows? Why did he
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  try to lie about the relationship instead? If he was
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  so looking forward to it. While he never witnessed or
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  participated in any of Epstein's legal conduct, he's looking forward
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  to answering all the committee's questions to support their important work,
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  the spokesperson said. In February, Gates apologized to staff at
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  a Gates Foundation town hall for his association with Epstein
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  and admitted that he had affairs with two Russian women,
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  according to The Wall Street Journal, which noted that Epstein
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  had become aware of the affairs. Oh, he became aware
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  because he was the middleman, mister matchmaker Epstein. We all
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  know he liked to play that role, and of course
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  he had ulterior motives, and that is having something to
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  hold over people's heads. But sure, no compromiset either, Right.
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  I did nothing illicit, I saw nothing ilicit, Gates said
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  during the ment could assession, according to the journal, but
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  Gates also reportedly said at the event it was a
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  huge mistake to spend time with Epstein and bring foundation
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  executives into meetings with Epstein. I apologize to other people
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  who were drawn into this because of the mistake that
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  I made. Gates reportedly said, well, what about the people
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  that were abused because you helped enable this idiot? What
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  about the girls that had their lives ruined? Why don't
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  you set up a fund for them? You're giving out
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  all your money, right, giving it all to charity. This
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  seems like a pretty noble act. Call that shit, the
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  Bill Gates Reparations Fund. Put your money where your mouth
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  is for once, Bill Gates. The Gates Foundation previously announced
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  it had commissioned an external review of the philanthropy's passed
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  ties with Epstein. The foundation said it expected that its
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  board and management would receive an update about the review
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  this summer. Oh, nothing like an internal review, right, Oh,
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  we got a different law firm though, to take a
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  look at it. What you don't trust that? No, I
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  don't Okay, I don't trust it. Look at the decord report,
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  look at what happened up and Yale, I mean, just
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  a bunch of nonsense time and time again. And the
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  gigantic monkey in the room, of course, is the OIG
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  report into Jeffrey Epstein's death and the NPA Honestly, I
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  don't pay any mind to internal reports. Berkshire Hathaway chairman
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  Warren Buffett, a long time friend of Gates, told c
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  NBC's Becky Quick in late March that he had not
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  spoken to the Microsoft co founder since the whole thing
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  with the Epstein files was unveiled. I don't want to
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  be in a position where I know things to be
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  called to the witness, Buffett said. I think until it
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  gets cleared up, it doesn't make sense to do a
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  lot of talking. Warren Buffett is shrewd. This is one
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  smart m ever and you notice he's not caught up
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  in any of this. Right, smart man Buffett called epsteina
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  khman who exploited the weaknesses of other people. Men are
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  going to like sex, and some of them are going
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  to like not paying taxes, and he figured out their weaknesses,
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  Buffett said. Buffett has donated more than forty three billion
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  to the Gates Foundation since two thousand and six. That's
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  quite a few dollars. Huh. Imagine that shit. Forty three
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  billion dollars. And I wonder where that money has been
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  dispersed to. I wonder if the people who needed it
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  the most received it. I doubt it. I mean, I'm
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  sure some of it got to where it was supposed
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  to go, but how much did these executives get? How
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  much did all the middle men get? And forty three
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  billion dollars? Well, that goes a long ass way, right,
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  And if you're Warren Buffett, the last thing you want
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  to do is be associated with any of this. So
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  I'm not shocked to hear that he wants nothing to
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  do with Bill Gates right now and that he's not
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  even talking to him. So we'll see what Bill Gates
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  has to say for himself later on today and after
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  the congressional hearing, we'll get a recap going, and we'll
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  get that added to the catalog. All the information that
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  goes with this episode can be found in the description
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