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Mega Edition: What Was The Public Corruption Unit's Role In The Maxwell Investigation? (8/4/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: Maxwell's case is being handled by this same unit that
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Speaker 1: handled the Jeffrey Epstein case, and that is the Public
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Speaker 1: Corruption Unit. Now, why would a sex crimes investigation be
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Speaker 1: handed over to the public corruption unit. Now we've talked
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Speaker 1: a little bit about this previously, but this is an
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Speaker 1: article that I had archived from July of this year
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Speaker 1: in Lawn on Crime, and they discuss this very topic.
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Speaker 1: Why would the Public Corruption Unit be in charge of
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Speaker 1: the Guilan Maxwell case. It could only mean that they
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Speaker 1: have their sites set on some bigger fish, right, that
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Speaker 1: would be why the Public Corruptions Unit would be involved.
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Speaker 1: So you would think that their motivation is to try
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Speaker 1: and get whatever dirt Gilen Maxwell and her associates have
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Speaker 1: on whatever public officials currently in office or previously in office,
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Speaker 1: so that those public officials can answer for their roles
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Speaker 1: in Jeffrey Epstein's crime. Now that's what it would look like, right,
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Speaker 1: That's why you would think the Public Corruptions Unit would
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Speaker 1: be involved.
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Speaker 2: So it always was odd that the.
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Speaker 1: Public Corruption Unit was handling a sexual crimes case because
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Speaker 1: what they do is they have different units, right, they
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Speaker 1: have like an organized crime division, they have the sex
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Speaker 1: crimes division, they have you know vice, you name it,
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Speaker 1: and each one of those divisions has a specialty and
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Speaker 1: that's who the case gets passed to to investigate most
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Speaker 1: of the time. Right, Well, in this case it's a
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Speaker 1: little bit different. In this case, it's the Public Corruptions
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Speaker 1: Unit investigating sex crimes.
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Speaker 2: Let's jump into this.
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Speaker 1: Article and see what law on crime has to say. Headline,
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Speaker 1: Gilain Maxwell's case being handled by SDNY Public Corruption Unit
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Speaker 1: could spell trouble for US elites, author Colin Kombacher, And
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Speaker 1: that is definitely rings very true.
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Speaker 2: The Public Corruptions Unit being.
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Speaker 1: Involved has to spell trouble for those who were offering
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Speaker 1: help to Jeffrey Epstein financially or otherwise who might have
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Speaker 1: been in a public role. Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend, co conspirator,
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Speaker 1: fellow child abuser, general all around scumbag and alleged groomer
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Speaker 1: was finally located and arrested by federal authorities nearly a
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Speaker 1: year to the day that Epstein himself was caught last summer. Now, also,
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Speaker 1: this article is from July second of this year, so
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Speaker 1: it's a little bit older, but it is a it
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Speaker 1: gives us a good overview of the public. The Public
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Speaker 1: Corruption Unit and what their role here is. So I
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Speaker 1: think it's a good idea to add it to the catalog.
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Speaker 1: And again it adds more context and puts a little
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Speaker 1: bit more meat on that bone for us. While Maxwell
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Speaker 1: was apprehended by agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Speaker 1: early Thursday in a small town of Bradford, New Hampshire,
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Speaker 1: the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New
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Speaker 1: York is handling the inquiry. As the result of a
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Speaker 1: briefing on Thursday afternoon between Maxwell and the government, the
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Speaker 1: SDNY will have unopposed jurisdiction, so that means that the
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Speaker 1: SDNY has complete control of this case. They are one
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Speaker 1: hundred percent in the driver's seat when it comes to
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Speaker 1: prosecuting Guilang Maxwell, one hundred percent in the driver's seat
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Speaker 1: when it comes to making sure that co conspirators are
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Speaker 1: brought down. They're in charge of who hands the case, etc.
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Speaker 2: Etc. The whole entire ball of wax is in their lap.
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Speaker 1: That result was hardly a surprise, but the specific SDNY
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Speaker 1: unit taking charge of the Maxwell case immediately raised some eyebrows.
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Speaker 1: And remember we talked at length about this with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: The public Corruptions Unit was involved in that as well,
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Speaker 1: And there has always been the.
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Speaker 2: Question of why.
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Speaker 1: You would think that a case that involves human traffickers
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Speaker 1: and sex crimes against children, etc.
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Speaker 2: Etc.
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Speaker 1: Would be right in the wheelhouse of the Sex Crimes Division.
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Speaker 1: But here we are, and I think it's important that
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Speaker 1: we discuss this, and I think it's important that it's
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Speaker 1: brought up more. What it does, it kind of gives
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Speaker 1: us a glimpse of the way the prosecution is looking
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Speaker 1: to deal with this, in my opinion, kind of a
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Speaker 1: glimpse behind the curtain, right, an idea of what their
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Speaker 1: plan of attack could be. During a press conference, acting
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Speaker 1: US Attorney Audrey stras Strauss noted that the sdnwise Public
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Speaker 1: Corruption Unit, like the Epstein case before, be tasked with
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Speaker 1: overseeing the prosecution. I think it's again, it's very important
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Speaker 1: to state that this case is being handled pretty much
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Speaker 1: identically to the way Epstein's case was handled as far
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Speaker 1: as the unit overseeing it. So what I would think
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Speaker 1: happened is the agents that were overseeing the Epstein case,
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Speaker 1: they just all moved right into the Maxwell case after
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Speaker 1: Epstein died and Maxwell was arrested. So it should have
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Speaker 1: been a pretty seamless transition, right, And I would think
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Speaker 1: that those same agents are digging deep now into Gilean
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Speaker 1: Maxwell and using everything that they have learned previously in
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Speaker 1: the Epstein case to guide them. I worked at SDNY
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Speaker 1: and did sex trafficking cases. Noted for former federal and
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Speaker 1: state prosecutor and current CNN legal analyst Eli Hanigg via Twitter.
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Speaker 1: They do not run out of the public corruption unless
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Speaker 1: there is some potential angle against a public official. And
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Speaker 1: again that stuff is important, right, these little tidbits. It's
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Speaker 1: very uncommon for something like this to occur, all right.
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Speaker 1: If you go and you look back at all of
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Speaker 1: the cases that we have seen that have mimicked this
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Speaker 1: case or have come close to the Epstein case, which
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Speaker 1: aren't many, but you look at sex trafficking cases, et cetera,
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Speaker 1: et cetera, they do not run out of the public
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Speaker 1: corruptions unit. Okay, So to me, that says that the
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Speaker 1: prosecution has the goods on X or current or both
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Speaker 1: public officials in the United States of America. And I
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Speaker 1: really hope that that is the case, because guess what,
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Speaker 1: it is time for these people who have been hidden
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Speaker 1: and protected for so long to lose that status. The
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Speaker 1: Department of Justice describes the unit on its website. The
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Speaker 1: Public Corruption Unit works in close partnership with the FBI
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Speaker 1: and other federal, state, and city investigative agencies to maintain
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Speaker 1: and protect the integrity of all levels of government. The
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Speaker 1: unit oversees the investigation and prosecution of corruption crimes committed
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Speaker 1: by elected and appointed officials, government employees, and individuals and
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Speaker 1: companies doing business with the city, state, and federal government.
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Speaker 1: Corruption crimes investigated by the unit include bribery, embezzlement, and
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Speaker 1: frauds committed against local, state, and federal government agencies. So basically,
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Speaker 1: what that's telling us is there are financial crimes up
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Speaker 1: the wazoo. Here. These public officials who are accepting money
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Speaker 1: from Jeffrey Epstein. What were they doing in return for
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Speaker 1: that money? That's the real question. They were just getting money,
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Speaker 1: and Epstein was just giving it to them because he
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Speaker 1: was a charitable cat. He just decided one day he's
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Speaker 1: gonna wake up and start doling out money to politicians
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Speaker 1: and expect nothing. On the flip side. You would have
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Speaker 1: to be really naive to think that's how this works.
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Speaker 1: We already know that Jeffrey Epstein was doleing out cash.
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Speaker 1: We know that it was happening in New Mexico, we
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Speaker 1: know that it was happening in the Virgin Islands, and
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Speaker 1: we know he has donated money to a whose list
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Speaker 1: of politicians. I read the list of all of his
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Speaker 1: donations without comment months ago here on the podcast. Maybe
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Speaker 1: what I'll do is dig that episode out and repost
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Speaker 1: it for those of you who have just joined the program,
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Speaker 1: because you know, everybody always says follow the money, right, Well,
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Speaker 1: we have to do that. Where was he donating the money,
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Speaker 1: who was he donating the money to, and what was
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Speaker 1: he getting in return for these political donations? Not very
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Speaker 1: hard questions, right, the questions that the legacy should have
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Speaker 1: been asking since the beginning, but they haven't, And then
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Speaker 1: they have the audacity to get on the Internet on
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Speaker 1: Twitter and rail people in the legacy media about independent
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Speaker 1: content creators. Let's be real, Okay, the whole entire premise
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Speaker 1: of the Miami Herald's investigation was all about politics. If
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Speaker 1: Acosta was never in office, that investigation never gets initiated.
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Speaker 1: In my opinion, point blank, period.
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Speaker 2: That's right. I said it.
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Speaker 1: Run home and tell that because it's quite obvious that
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Speaker 1: they were looking for a political cudgel, and you see
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Speaker 1: that just littered throughout this case, so many people. Oh
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Speaker 1: it was this one, Oh it was that one. Oh
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Speaker 1: it was my guy, it was your guy. I have
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Speaker 1: news for you, all right, it was all of them,
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Speaker 1: All of these people who were involved over the course
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Speaker 1: of four residents have some explaining to do. Okay, A
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Speaker 1: case like this ordinarily would not be staffed out of
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Speaker 1: public corruption, Honig told Lawn Crime. It would ordinarily be
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Speaker 1: staffed out of what's known now as the Violent and
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Speaker 1: Organized Crime Unit. So that's interesting too, the violent and
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Speaker 1: organized crime unit, because we do know that this was
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Speaker 1: a criminal enterprise, and we also know that this is
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Speaker 1: obviously a reco case. So it's interesting that the organized
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Speaker 1: crime unit is where this would usually go, but it
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Speaker 1: ends up in public corruption instead. Pretty interesting, folks. It's
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Speaker 1: very interesting to see how this is all played out,
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Speaker 1: and it's also very interesting to see and to try
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Speaker 1: and locate why it ended up in the public corruption
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Speaker 1: unit hands because I think that's a big part of
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Speaker 1: this case. I think it's a big missing piece. And
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Speaker 1: if we can tie the knots together here, I mean
11:07
Speaker 1: untie the knots here, and piece everything together. I think
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Speaker 1: that will have a better idea of what's going on
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Speaker 1: and who the true target is, because I don't think
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Speaker 1: the real target has been revealed yet. The Violent and
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Speaker 1: Organized Crime Unit is where the SDN wise human and
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Speaker 1: sex trafficking coordinators are located. The fact that it is
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Speaker 1: staffed out of the public corruptions tells me that a
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Speaker 1: public official, past or present is involved in at least
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Speaker 1: some capacity. Han it continued, could mean a potential target, witness,
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Speaker 1: or a potential co conspirator. It could mean a lot
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Speaker 1: of different things. One hundred percent. We don't know what
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Speaker 1: it means, right. We definitely don't know. Anyone who tells
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Speaker 1: you that they do is blowing smoke up your ass.
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Speaker 1: I have no idea, right, but I will tell you this,
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Speaker 1: it is very odd. It is out of the ordinary,
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Speaker 1: and I would not be shocked that if when we
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Speaker 1: see the dust start to clear and the smoke set
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Speaker 1: a little bit, what we will see is that there
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Speaker 1: are people we would not expect involved in this, People
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Speaker 1: we did not expect to actually have their names brought up.
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Speaker 1: Those people are going to be called to account, I think,
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Speaker 1: and I think it's going to shock a lot of
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Speaker 1: people how this case turns. The Maxwell case is necessarily
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Speaker 1: rife with speculation as part of the general Epstein's story
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Speaker 1: about a mysteriously wealthy entrepreneur who allegedly ran a global
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Speaker 1: child sex trafficking enterprise for years. Not just child sex trafficking,
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Speaker 1: human sex trafficking. I don't you know, if you're even
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Speaker 1: if you were of age and you were trafficked by
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Speaker 1: this man, what that lessens what happened to you and
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Speaker 1: makes it any less disastrous for your life That you
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Speaker 1: were abused at the hands of this man because you
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Speaker 1: were eighteen. No, I'm sorry, in my opinion, that does
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Speaker 1: not change change it. Okay, you were still abused, You
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Speaker 1: were still trafficked by this man, So you know, I
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Speaker 1: think it's a it's important that we point out that
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Speaker 1: it wasn't just a child sex trafficking ring. Of course,
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Speaker 1: it was that as well, but let's not forget the
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Speaker 1: women who were of who were of age, who were
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Speaker 1: also trafficked by this man, generally untouched by law enforcement. Epstein,
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Speaker 1: when finally caught, was given a sweetheart plea deal where
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Speaker 1: he admitted to charges of soliciting prostitution from a minor
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Speaker 1: during his sentence, he was allowed to work from home
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Speaker 1: and entertain female guests, while many of his unnamed co
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Speaker 1: conspirators were gifted and unprecedented and highly criticized non prosecution agreement.
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Speaker 1: And this is basically what it all comes down to, folks, Right,
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Speaker 1: This isn't just your regular case of a man who
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Speaker 1: has power and was able to slide by. This is
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Speaker 1: a case where not only was Epstein able to wiggle
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Speaker 1: off of the hook, named and unnamed co conspirators. All right,
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Speaker 1: that just doesn't sit well with me. It never will.
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Speaker 1: I am sick and tired of the two tier justice system,
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Speaker 1: and I am sick to death of people like Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein and his co conspirators not facing the music for
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Speaker 1: stuff like this. So with the Public Corruptions Unit involved,
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Speaker 1: I really, really, really hope that we see some of
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Speaker 1: these politicians prosecutors and otherwise get their come upance. At
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Speaker 1: the end of the day, the US attorney who ran
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Speaker 1: that initial investigation and widely believed sham of a prosecution
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Speaker 1: later threw up his hands, complaining that he couldn't really
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Speaker 1: punish Epstein's Epstein because of the serial offenders apparent cash.
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Speaker 1: It ties with an unnamed intelligen agency and again the
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Speaker 1: intelligence agency angle pops. It's ugly head up right, and
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Speaker 1: that we're talking about long crime here. We're not talking
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Speaker 1: about some shit rag bringing it up. And I think
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Speaker 1: it's good that they bring it up here. It's important
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Speaker 1: that we discuss the intelligence angle.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 1: I mean people that are so against the fact that
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Speaker 1: this was an intelligence run operation, they they confuse me.
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Speaker 1: We're talking about the CIA here.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 1: Probably the most dastardly disgusting group of individuals ever assembled
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Speaker 1: in the history of the world. And that's not hyperbole. Okay,
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Speaker 1: these people, you really think they're above running a sex
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Speaker 1: trafficking ring if it means they're gonna get information and
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Speaker 1: blackmail on some of their opponents are people that they
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Speaker 1: think that they need to put the thumb to come
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Speaker 1: on folks. All the while, Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: Ehwud Barock, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Prince Andrew, and other
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Speaker 1: global elites were known associates of Epstein and or Maxwell,
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Speaker 1: or at least appeared with them in photographs, many maintaining
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Speaker 1: their relationships with the duo even after Epstein's two thousand
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Speaker 1: and nine sentencing and as you all know here. That
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Speaker 1: is where I really go hard on these people. There
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Speaker 1: is no excuse for being Jeffrey Epstein's friend, especially after
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Speaker 1: the conviction. If you're his friend after the conviction, you
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Speaker 1: are still associating with him, you are still running around
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Speaker 1: with him. You have no defense. Okay, you do not
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Speaker 1: have a leg to stand on when you're trying to
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Speaker 1: defend your relationship with Epstein. If you were still hanging
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Speaker 1: out with him after he was convicted, please shut your
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Speaker 1: mouth and go to the back of the room. The
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Speaker 1: involvement of the sdnwise Public Corruption Unit may suggest that
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Speaker 1: some of the more high profile government figures associated with
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Speaker 1: Epstein and Maxwell may somehow be involved with the case,
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Speaker 1: or it may have something to do with the original
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Speaker 1: deal Epstein received in Florida. I think that's a big
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Speaker 1: part of it. I think that the prosecutors who prosecuted
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Speaker 1: this case in Florida and those who were involved, they
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Speaker 1: should be a little bit worried about what's coming down
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Speaker 1: the pipe. The Public Corruption Unit was the unit that
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Speaker 1: brought the original Epstein charges, and thus these additional Maxwell
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Speaker 1: charges likely because of the involvement of public officials in
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Speaker 1: Florida and giving Epstein the sweetheart plea deal a number
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Speaker 1: of years ago, noted former SDNY Deputy chief and current
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Speaker 1: CNN legal analyst Jennifer Rogers. And again, folks, it all
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Speaker 1: goes back to this plea deal, right This plea deal
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Speaker 1: is the real problem here. The plea deal is the
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Speaker 1: thing that's holding everything up and stopping justice from occurring.
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Speaker 1: And that plea deal was the baby of Alan Dershowitz,
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Speaker 1: Gerald Lefcourt, Ken Starr and the scumbag prosecutors in Florida
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Speaker 1: who helped facilitate it. So without that plea deal, this
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Speaker 1: is a whole different ballgame right now. My educated guess
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Speaker 1: is that part of this investigation has involved whether any
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Speaker 1: of those officials had done anything wrong like accepting bribes
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Speaker 1: in connection with that matter. In an email to Law
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Speaker 1: on Crime, Rogers said the new charges were potentially bad
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Speaker 1: news for anyone who may have been involved, but said
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Speaker 1: it was unclear whether or not Maxwell herself would actually
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Speaker 1: cooperate with the prosecution. Well, you all know how I
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Speaker 1: feel about that. There is zero chance she's not going
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Speaker 1: to cooperate. In my opinion, this lady knows the stakes
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Speaker 1: and she understands that there's going to be more charges
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Speaker 1: coming down the pipe. Do you know why she knows that?
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Speaker 1: Because she knows she's guilty, and she knows what she
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Speaker 1: has done, so she understands that this is not all
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Speaker 1: that's coming down the pipe. Helene Maxwell is singing like
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Speaker 1: a songbird right now, in my opinion, if she did,
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Speaker 1: presumably she would we have information to share about other participants,
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Speaker 1: Rogers said, the Public Corruption Unit is the right home
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Speaker 1: for this case, even though a straight up sex trafficking
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Speaker 1: case would be handled out of the Organized and Violent
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Speaker 1: Crimes Unit. But whatever we will see any public officials charged,
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Speaker 1: remains to be seen, she added, And also that doesn't
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Speaker 1: mean that the Sex Crimes Division isn't working in conjunction
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Speaker 1: with the Public Corruptions Unit. They're working together on this
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Speaker 1: for sure. Mimi Roka, another former SDNY prosecutor and current
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Speaker 1: Democratic nominee for Westchester County District Attorney, acknowledged the strange
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Speaker 1: circumstances but caution not to read too much into the
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Speaker 1: situation based on the facts available at present. I agree
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Speaker 1: that it's very unusual to have a human trafficking case
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Speaker 1: in the PC unit, she said in an email, But
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Speaker 1: once the case was there originally they wouldn't switch it
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Speaker 1: now even if there are not public figure targets. So
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Speaker 1: I don't know what we can that we can read
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Speaker 1: that much into it standing alone. What do you mean
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Speaker 1: switch it? It's a whole new case. It wasn't the
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein case just moved over. I mean, I'm sure
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Speaker 1: some of it was, but it's a whole new case.
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Speaker 1: Is Mimi Roca smoking that good herb before responding to
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Speaker 1: these emails? She out there micro dosing or something? According
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Speaker 1: to a DOJ press release, Assistant US attorneys Alex Ross Miller,
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Speaker 1: Alison Moe and Maureen Comy are the personnel in charge
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Speaker 1: of the prosecution.
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Speaker 2: So I'm not a.
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Speaker 1: Huge fan of Maureen Comy. As I've stated several times,
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Speaker 1: her dad's a crook, a criminal, and a liar, and
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Speaker 1: he's another one who believes that there's a two tier
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Speaker 1: justice system. So I have no use for people like that.
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Speaker 1: So Maureen Comy, I'm not a huge fan of what
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Speaker 1: she has going on, for sure. But when it comes
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Speaker 1: to Alison Moe, I really dig the way Alison Moe
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Speaker 1: is went about herself and handled herself so far in
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Speaker 1: this case. And I think that moving forward, she is
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Speaker 1: going to really give Chris Everdell and Gilain Maxwell's team
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Speaker 1: an absolute beatdown in the courtroom. The most interesting question
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Speaker 1: we have coming out of this article, though, is are
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Speaker 1: there public officials who are facing questioning or perhaps even
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Speaker 1: a criminal trial in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The answer
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Speaker 1: we still do not know. There are sealed indictments in
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Speaker 1: this case, a grand jerry still running, so in my opinion,
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Speaker 1: we will see indictments in this case. As far as
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Speaker 1: speculating on who outside of the Core four and some
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Speaker 1: of the other participants like Jean Luc Brunel, I have
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Speaker 1: no idea, but my gut tells me and the evidence
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Speaker 1: most certainly points to public officials being caught up and
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Speaker 1: maybe even prosecuted in this case. If you'd like to
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Speaker 1: You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore
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Speaker 1: episode can be found in the description box. All right,
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Speaker 1: let's jump into this article from the Daily Mail and
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Speaker 1: see what they have for us. Headline Former New Mexico
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Speaker 1: Democratic Governor Bill Richardson is accused of raking in hundreds
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Speaker 1: of thousands in bribes and kickbacks to fund debotched lifestyle,
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Speaker 1: including sexual services and favors.
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Speaker 2: But yeah, he is above reproach.
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Speaker 1: Right. He's not somebody who would have ever been involved
22:42
Speaker 1: with Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring. He would have never
22:45
Speaker 1: had girls trafficked to him from Epstein, right. I mean,
22:49
Speaker 1: he's a man of impeccable character, obviously a pillar of
22:52
Speaker 1: the community, an ext governor, a power player on the
22:57
Speaker 1: political scene. He could never sure be guilty of this stuff.
23:01
Speaker 2: Folks. Come on.
23:04
Speaker 1: The question is will the legacy media get involved and
23:09
Speaker 1: expose him? I have my doubts. This article was authored
23:15
Speaker 1: by Ryan Parry West. Excuse me, Ryan Perry. He's the
23:19
Speaker 1: West Coast editor for.
23:20
Speaker 2: The Daily Mail.
23:24
Speaker 1: The scandal plagued former governor of New Mexico, who Virginia
23:28
Speaker 1: Roberts claims she had underage sex with on Jeffrey Epstein's
23:31
Speaker 1: orders has been dragged into the mud once again. I
23:35
Speaker 1: got news for you. He's never been out of the mud.
23:37
Speaker 1: In my opinion, this guy has been firmly rooted in
23:40
Speaker 1: some quicksand in the middle of a swamp, in the
23:42
Speaker 1: middle of god knows where. That's how much he's in
23:45
Speaker 1: the mud in my opinion, and he's never been out
23:47
Speaker 1: of my crosshairs. All of these people that have been
23:50
Speaker 1: credibly accused have been put to blast here on the podcast,
23:56
Speaker 1: from Bill Richardson to Wexner to Glenn dubin a it.
24:01
Speaker 1: All of these people who have been credibly accused have
24:03
Speaker 1: been part of our ongoing discussion here on the podcast.
24:07
Speaker 1: And this is the reason why. Again, remember, it's not
24:11
Speaker 1: what we know, folks, it's what we can prove. And
24:15
Speaker 1: the chasm between what I know about this case and
24:18
Speaker 1: what I can prove about this case is gigantic. But
24:23
Speaker 1: now that it's coming out here in the news, well
24:26
Speaker 1: it is time for us to dive on in right,
24:29
Speaker 1: It's time for us to eviscerate mister Billy Boy Richardson.
24:36
Speaker 1: Career politician Bill Richardson has been accused of raking in
24:39
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes and kickbacks while
24:43
Speaker 1: in office, money which allegedly funded a luxury and debauched lifestyle,
24:48
Speaker 1: including sexual services and favors. According to a recently unsealed
24:53
Speaker 1: legal complaint obtained by dailymail dot Com. Translation, he was
24:58
Speaker 1: paying for sex, paying for women, paying for sexual favors, bribes, etc.
25:03
Speaker 2: Etc. That's the accusation.
25:06
Speaker 1: And when you take a look at who Bill Richardson
25:08
Speaker 1: really is and you see the things he's been involved
25:12
Speaker 1: with in his life, I don't find it to be
25:14
Speaker 1: that's that far of a stretch, folks, To be honest
25:17
Speaker 1: with you, in my opinion, all of this stuff rings true.
25:21
Speaker 1: According to the lawsuit, Richardson ran a scam dubbed the
25:25
Speaker 1: Richardson Ring, which saw the one time governor benefiting from
25:28
Speaker 1: money he grafted from business investments into the state of
25:31
Speaker 1: New Mexico in the early two thousands. Now, remember it's
25:35
Speaker 1: very critical that we remember the timeframe. The early two thousands,
25:40
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein had not been prosecuted yet. Jeffrey Epstein was
25:45
Speaker 1: still a man who was accepted holy by the media
25:48
Speaker 1: and so called polite society. In turn, Jeffrey Epstein and
25:52
Speaker 1: Bill Richardson had quite the relationship. The gritty politician lined
25:58
Speaker 1: his own pockets with cash, use some money to fund
26:01
Speaker 1: his political campaigns and organizations, and also enjoyed lavish meals, wine,
26:06
Speaker 1: and liquor, as well as luxury travel and entertainment. The
26:10
Speaker 1: legal filing claims, and now remember Zoro Ranch has yet
26:14
Speaker 1: to be rated. Bill Richardson has yet to sit down
26:19
Speaker 1: and give an oath under give a testimony under oath
26:24
Speaker 1: about what he is accused of. But yet he's running
26:28
Speaker 1: around spending all of this basically stolen money on lavish meals, wine, booze, liquor,
26:36
Speaker 1: luxury travel, entertainment. And meanwhile, these survivors are still battling
26:48
Speaker 1: tooth and nail to even be recognized by a segment
26:51
Speaker 1: of society. If that doesn't make your blood boil, and
26:55
Speaker 1: if that doesn't show you the two teas your world
27:01
Speaker 1: we're living in, forget the two tier justice system. There's
27:04
Speaker 1: a world where these people think they operate, and then
27:07
Speaker 1: there is the world for the rest of us. But
27:10
Speaker 1: what's happening now, and what we're seeing before our eyes
27:13
Speaker 1: is they're getting a dose of reality, and they're starting
27:18
Speaker 1: to understand that people worldwide will no longer sit by
27:22
Speaker 1: while they're lied to, stole from, and having their children
27:27
Speaker 1: trafficked by their so called leaders. People are standing up
27:31
Speaker 1: everywhere and taking note. Richardson seventy two served as governor
27:36
Speaker 1: for New Mexico from January first, two thousand and three
27:40
Speaker 1: to December thirty first, twenty ten, and during that time
27:44
Speaker 1: he was the chairman of the State Investment Council. So
27:48
Speaker 1: not only was he the governor, he was the chairman
27:50
Speaker 1: for the State Investment Council. So you know, he had
27:53
Speaker 1: great lateral ability to make investments and to move contracts
27:57
Speaker 1: one way or the other, and according to this lawsuit,
28:01
Speaker 1: he was moving those in a manner to benefit him
28:05
Speaker 1: directly and not the state of New Mexico. Shocking huh.
28:10
Speaker 1: Another one of these thieving ass politicians caught up with
28:13
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein and his sex ring. Seems to be a
28:16
Speaker 1: trend at this point, doesn't it. Richardson's alleged paid a
28:20
Speaker 1: play scheme was exposed by a man called Frank Foy
28:24
Speaker 1: and made public in unsealed court documents in January two
28:27
Speaker 1: thousand and nine. The resulting public scandal forced the SIIC
28:32
Speaker 1: to begin investigating kickbacks and state investments in state investment business,
28:37
Speaker 1: and Richardson himself now in a civil action filed in
28:42
Speaker 1: Bernalillo County, New Mexico in May, but only unsealed last week.
28:47
Speaker 1: It's alleged that Richardson oversaw a sophisticated cover up of
28:51
Speaker 1: his scheme and the criminal portion of it will definitely
28:55
Speaker 1: was never going to go anywhere. We see how inept
28:58
Speaker 1: the law enforcement is in New Mexico, we see how
29:01
Speaker 1: inept the FBI office in New Mexico is. We see
29:04
Speaker 1: how inept the prosecutors are. There's no way they have
29:09
Speaker 1: the stomach to go after Bill Richardson. But what I
29:12
Speaker 1: will mention, do you remember how we were talking about
29:15
Speaker 1: the Public Corruptions Unit being in charge of the Geelan
29:19
Speaker 1: Maxwell case and that they were in charge of the
29:22
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein case as well. Well, this is one of
29:26
Speaker 1: the reasons that that might be so to go along
29:29
Speaker 1: with Florida, you have a lot of guys like Bill Richardson,
29:32
Speaker 1: folks who are protected in their state. But when it
29:36
Speaker 1: comes to these federal cases, there's nothing more one of
29:41
Speaker 1: these enterprising agents loves less than getting one of these
29:47
Speaker 1: politicians arrested. And you have to think that with the
29:52
Speaker 1: Public Corruptions Unit them being involved, that they are looking
29:56
Speaker 1: into people like Richardson and stuff like this cannot be
29:59
Speaker 1: good for him. This is coming at a terrible time
30:02
Speaker 1: for Bill Richardson as the Jeffrey Epstein case begins to bloom.
30:12
Speaker 1: The lawsuit claims that Governor Richardson was able to place
30:15
Speaker 1: his trusted operatives in state government jobs to cover up
30:19
Speaker 1: his wrongdoing. The documents alleged Richardson installed several key allies
30:23
Speaker 1: into the SIIC to help cover his tracks and thwart
30:26
Speaker 1: any corruption probe.
30:28
Speaker 2: And remember this.
30:29
Speaker 1: Was going on all at the same time that Jeffrey
30:32
Speaker 1: Epstein was operating in New Mexico, in fact, right in
30:36
Speaker 1: the same timeframe where we know that these allegations occurred.
30:42
Speaker 1: So Bill Richardson in New Mexico was putting all of
30:45
Speaker 1: his cronies in all of these positions of power so
30:48
Speaker 1: that they would avoid the spotlight and not get caught
30:51
Speaker 1: up in a corruption probe. Now, does it make sense
30:54
Speaker 1: to you why the person I spoke with down in
30:58
Speaker 1: New Mexico that was ex law enforcement left their job.
31:03
Speaker 1: Makes a lot of sense to me when you start
31:05
Speaker 1: adding the context, right, when you start putting that meat
31:07
Speaker 1: back on the bone, you start to understand how bad
31:12
Speaker 1: things are in New Mexico and how corrupt things seem
31:15
Speaker 1: to be. The filing states so far the defendants have
31:21
Speaker 1: succeeded in covering up Bill Richardson's wrongdoing to date, upon
31:25
Speaker 1: information and belief, Bill Richardson has managed to evade being
31:29
Speaker 1: deposed under oath about his graft. Again, they never go
31:33
Speaker 1: under oath, right, he's avoiding going under oath here. He's
31:36
Speaker 1: never won under oath for his involvement with Epstein and
31:40
Speaker 1: his alleged behavior with Virginia, and he'll continue to avoid
31:45
Speaker 1: it as long as he's allowed. That's why the federal
31:49
Speaker 1: government needs to step in.
31:52
Speaker 2: It added.
31:53
Speaker 1: As Governor Bill Richardson controlled the hiring of all state
31:56
Speaker 1: employees in the executive branch, he used his control to
32:00
Speaker 1: carry out corruption and to cover it up. So what
32:03
Speaker 1: else did he cover up? What else was he involved
32:06
Speaker 1: with with Jeffrey Epstein? Was there money laundering going on?
32:08
Speaker 2: I don't know. Was there? Probably?
32:11
Speaker 1: I don't have evidence to prove that directly. But guess what, folks,
32:14
Speaker 1: when we're talking about Jeffrey Epstein, we know that it
32:17
Speaker 1: was more than just the sex trafficking ring. And they'll
32:20
Speaker 1: tell you another thing. Angela Clemente, who we talked about
32:24
Speaker 1: recently on the show, is onto something in New Mexico.
32:27
Speaker 1: She most certainly is onto something in New Mexico. And
32:31
Speaker 1: I think that this coming to light about Bill Richardson
32:34
Speaker 1: is only going to ignite her more and put more
32:38
Speaker 1: steam in her cells, wind in her cells to get
32:40
Speaker 1: to the bottom of whatever the hell is going on
32:43
Speaker 1: in New Mexico. I will be following what she does there,
32:47
Speaker 1: what she has going on there, and then in Ohio,
32:49
Speaker 1: because I look, there is no explanation for how corrupt
32:54
Speaker 1: things are in New Mexico, and there certainly is no
32:56
Speaker 1: explanation for how much of a hub of human trafficking
33:00
Speaker 1: it is. The suit, the paperwork states, is brought on
33:05
Speaker 1: behalf of the State of New Mexico, Frank Foy and
33:08
Speaker 1: John Casey under the Fraud Against Taxpayers Act, and seeks
33:12
Speaker 1: damages from Richardson and several of his alleged cohorts to
33:16
Speaker 1: repay the state the money they allegedly took. The allegations
33:21
Speaker 1: will bring yet more unwonted attention on Richardson. Richardson's office
33:26
Speaker 1: did not respond to a request by dailymail dot Com
33:30
Speaker 1: for comment. Of course they didn't. Why would they. They
33:33
Speaker 1: already know the score. They know that things are getting
33:38
Speaker 1: a bit warm. Let us say under the collar for
33:41
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein's close associates, and we all know. Look at
33:45
Speaker 1: the other people that have been credibly accused by Virginia
33:49
Speaker 1: and look at how things have turned for them. Now
33:55
Speaker 1: you think that this clown, this Bill Richardson, is going
34:00
Speaker 1: to be able to avoid the spotlight any longer. Now
34:03
Speaker 1: that everybody knows what the deal is. There's no cover anymore,
34:08
Speaker 1: there's no pointing to your impeccable character and saying well,
34:13
Speaker 1: I would never be involved in this.
34:15
Speaker 2: Journalists, you shouldn't even bother looking into it.
34:18
Speaker 1: That's gone. You have no shield anymore. You're laid bare
34:22
Speaker 1: for everybody to see now, Governor Richardson, And guess what
34:27
Speaker 1: the full court press is on its way? In court
34:30
Speaker 1: documents in twenty fifteen, the once influential politician was accused
34:35
Speaker 1: of being involved with Jeffrey Epstein's child trafficking ring. Epstein
34:39
Speaker 1: survivor Virginia Roberts named Richardson as being among a list
34:44
Speaker 1: of powerful men who she was told to have sex
34:47
Speaker 1: with by Epstein and his co conspirator, fellow child abuser,
34:52
Speaker 1: general all around scumbag and bipedal serpent pal Gilaane Maxwell.
34:56
Speaker 1: And so you see how it all ties in right.
34:59
Speaker 1: If you've been living under a rock, or you're just
35:01
Speaker 1: new to the Jeffrey Epstein case, perhaps you might not
35:03
Speaker 1: have heard of Bill Richardson because, like usual, your legacy
35:07
Speaker 1: media is not doing their job. But that's okay. We'll
35:11
Speaker 1: pick up the slack for them. We'll grab that fumble
35:14
Speaker 1: and advance the ball. Bill Richardson is credibly accused by
35:20
Speaker 1: Virginia Roberts of abusing her while at the same time
35:27
Speaker 1: these other allegations are coming out. Now, you tell me
35:32
Speaker 1: if it was you or me, your cousin, Joe, Mike,
35:35
Speaker 1: or Steve, do you think the FBI would already be
35:39
Speaker 1: at your door kicking it in. Roberts, now thirty seven,
35:45
Speaker 1: filed a Florida lawsuit in two thousand and nine against Epstein,
35:48
Speaker 1: stating she was a sex slave for him from nineteen
35:52
Speaker 1: ninety nine to two thousand and two. Roberts later alleged
35:55
Speaker 1: that she had sex with British Royal Prince Andrew three
35:58
Speaker 1: times and was forced to have sex with Richardson. The
36:03
Speaker 1: court documents were unsealed to the public in twenty nineteen,
36:06
Speaker 1: and Prince Andrew and Richardson have denied the claims. I
36:10
Speaker 1: don't think that this is any coincidence that these new
36:14
Speaker 1: claims have been unearthed either. I think it's part of
36:18
Speaker 1: a you know, the beginning of an avalanche. Remember what
36:21
Speaker 1: I told you. It's like a damn, right, a damn
36:23
Speaker 1: that starts sprouting holes. First, you have a little bit
36:26
Speaker 1: of water coming out a couple different places, and then
36:29
Speaker 1: before you know it, the damn busts and the water
36:32
Speaker 1: just comes out in a tsunami. And that's what we're
36:36
Speaker 1: gonna have with this information rights. As the trial gets
36:39
Speaker 1: closer and things start to leak out, maybe we're gonna
36:43
Speaker 1: hear a lot more about people like Bill Richardson.
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Speaker 2: Of that, I am sure.
36:49
Speaker 1: Robert's alleged she was told to have sex with Richardson
36:51
Speaker 1: by Epstein and his alleged madam, co conspirator General fellow
36:56
Speaker 1: child abuser, General, all around scuzbag and bipedal serpent Gelane.
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Speaker 2: Maxwell.
37:02
Speaker 1: Epstein, who died from suspected suicide in a jail cell
37:05
Speaker 1: in New York last year, owned the huge ten thousand
37:09
Speaker 1: acres Zorro ranch in New Mexico, where it's believed he
37:12
Speaker 1: assaulted young girls and through lavish parties for his powerful
37:16
Speaker 1: guests not believed. That definitely occurred. Okay, there's no maybe
37:20
Speaker 1: he's there, there's no hypothesizing. That's exactly what occurred. Gilaine
37:25
Speaker 1: told me from her mouth to do these things, Robert
37:28
Speaker 1: said in a deposition, Jeffrey told me from his mouth
37:31
Speaker 1: to do these things with these people. Glaine instructed me
37:35
Speaker 1: to do the things that I did with Jeffrey Epstein
37:37
Speaker 1: on the very first meeting that I had with him.
37:40
Speaker 2: So she's talking.
37:41
Speaker 1: About how, you know, Gelaane and Epstein both were involved
37:46
Speaker 1: in her grooming right. She was groomed by Gelaane to
37:51
Speaker 1: get involved with Epstein's service Epstein, and then from there
37:54
Speaker 1: it was normalized and she was sent out to do
37:57
Speaker 1: the same with Epstein's buddies. When the allegations first emerged, Richardson,
38:04
Speaker 1: who served as US Ambassador to the United Nations from
38:08
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety seven to nineteen ninety eight and Secretary of
38:11
Speaker 1: Energy under President Bill Clinton from nineteen ninety eight to
38:15
Speaker 1: two thousand, as well as chairman of the two thousand
38:18
Speaker 1: and four Democratic National Convention, said the claims were completely false.
38:23
Speaker 1: So could this be why the legacy media isn't running
38:27
Speaker 1: with it? They don't want to give any ammunition to
38:31
Speaker 1: their enemies. Right, and we know that there are serious,
38:36
Speaker 1: serious allegations here against Bill Richardson. There has to be
38:40
Speaker 1: a reason why the legacy media is ignoring this. In
38:46
Speaker 1: a statement issued to Fox News by his reps, it
38:48
Speaker 1: said Governor Richardson has never even been contacted by any
38:52
Speaker 1: party regarding this lawsuit. To be clear, in Governor Richardson's
38:56
Speaker 1: limited interactions with mister Epstein, he never saw I'm in
39:00
Speaker 1: the presence of young or underage girls. Governor Richardson has
39:03
Speaker 1: never been to mister Epstein's residence in the virgin Islands.
39:07
Speaker 1: Governor Richardson has never met Miss Roberts. Yes, somehow I
39:11
Speaker 1: don't believe your claims. How about that Governor Richardson, just
39:16
Speaker 1: like Prince Andrew, never met Virginia. These people really think
39:23
Speaker 1: we're gonna buy their narratives still, They really think that
39:27
Speaker 1: they can still get away with these sorts of crimes.
39:30
Speaker 1: They don't understand that things are changing, and they're changing rapidly.
39:36
Speaker 1: Just take a look on your streets, just take a
39:38
Speaker 1: look at social media. People are tired of being tired folks.
39:48
Speaker 1: The claims date back to the early two thousands, which
39:51
Speaker 1: is also the same time that has co accused Prince
39:55
Speaker 1: Andrews started doing business in New Mexico with Richardson's as
39:59
Speaker 1: part of his role as the UK Special Trade Envoy.
40:02
Speaker 1: And if you remember, just recently, I did an article
40:05
Speaker 1: talking about this very thing, Prince Andrew going to New Mexico.
40:09
Speaker 1: So now we have Prince Andrew, Bill Richardson, and good
40:13
Speaker 1: old Bill Clinton hanging out down there. Huh, all three
40:16
Speaker 1: credibly accused sexual predators. Boy, isn't that nice? What a trifecta.
40:23
Speaker 1: In October two thousand and three, the Prince's trip to
40:26
Speaker 1: New Mexico was front page of the local newspaper, the
40:29
Speaker 1: Santa Fe New Mexican, with the Royal and Richardson swapping presents,
40:33
Speaker 1: with the governor giving a black conco built and receiving
40:36
Speaker 1: a wine coaster made by a cousin of the Prince,
40:39
Speaker 1: according to the paper, And again I laughed about that
40:42
Speaker 1: at the time, a wine coaster. Bro, I'm the Prince
40:45
Speaker 1: of England. But all you're getting is a wine coaster,
40:48
Speaker 1: not a fruit basket. You're not getting some booze, you
40:53
Speaker 1: ain't getting nothing. You're getting a wine coaster, homie.
40:56
Speaker 2: Enjoy it.
40:59
Speaker 1: The pair talked about wanting to increase trade between Britain
41:02
Speaker 1: and New Mexico, with the Prince saying he was honored
41:04
Speaker 1: to be here.
41:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, what else did they talk about.
41:07
Speaker 1: I'm sure that they had other conversations as well. You
41:11
Speaker 1: get two devians together, I'm sure the conversation moves into
41:15
Speaker 1: the direction of deviancy.
41:17
Speaker 2: What do you think.
41:20
Speaker 1: They dined together that night at Richardson's mansion, who told
41:23
Speaker 1: the paper that it was the third time he'd met
41:26
Speaker 1: the Prince after meeting in nineteen ninety nine in Turkey.
41:30
Speaker 1: He happens to be my friend. Richardson added, Yeah, I
41:33
Speaker 1: don't doubt it.
41:34
Speaker 2: I really don't doubt it.
41:35
Speaker 1: You guys have the same hobbies, right, You guys both
41:37
Speaker 1: like being involved with Jeffrey Epstein and you both like
41:41
Speaker 1: abusing girls that are trafficked by them.
41:43
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm.
41:44
Speaker 1: Sure that both of you could be considered friends. This
41:51
Speaker 1: news that has just come out.
41:53
Speaker 2: Is bad, bad, bad stuff for Bill.
41:55
Speaker 1: Richardson and what it does, folks, again, goes towards the
42:00
Speaker 1: credibility of Virginia Roberts. If you'd like to contact me,
42:06
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