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Mega Edition: The Prince Of Frauds (8/21/26) · 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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Speaker 1: We have a relatively short one here for you, but
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Speaker 1: I decided it would be a good idea to add
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Speaker 1: it to the catalog anyway, considering it shows how Prince Andrew,
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Speaker 1: the crown Prince of Grifters, the clown Prince of England,
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Speaker 1: the Joe exotic of the Windsor family, is still going
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Speaker 1: to be living with Mummy, even though he's not going
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Speaker 1: to be able to have the dough to provide the
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Speaker 1: upkeep on the posh ass pad that he's living in.
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Speaker 1: Imagine being such a clown and squandering your whole life
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Speaker 1: and getting to a point where, now that you're being
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Speaker 1: shunned by the rest of the royal family allegedly that
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Speaker 1: you have nothing to fall back on, no skills, no schooling.
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Speaker 1: You didn't go to school to get a degree in something.
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Speaker 1: Have the whole world at your fingertips, and instead of
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Speaker 1: bettering yourself becoming more educated, more refined, you decided to
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Speaker 1: hang out with Jeffrey Epstein, Peter Nigert, Gerald, Marie, you know,
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Speaker 1: the whole lot of them. Good idea. Good on you,
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Speaker 1: Prince Andrew, you epic moron. The biggest disgrace in the
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Speaker 1: history of biggest disgraces. This dude's still running around acting
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Speaker 1: like anybody wants to see him in public. Stop it.
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Speaker 1: You can't even pay your rent, bro. The rest of
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Speaker 1: us are out here grinding every single day, Rob and
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Speaker 1: Peter to pay Paul, most of us. And you add
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Speaker 1: everything given to you on a silver spoon and you
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Speaker 1: screwed it all up. So yeah, nobody has any time
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Speaker 1: for feeling bad for you. Right, It's only time for
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Speaker 1: mockery for the clown Prince of England, all right today
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Speaker 1: our article is from the Daily Mail and the author
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Speaker 1: is Kate Mansie. Headline Prince Andrew pretty unlikely to quit
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Speaker 1: the Queen mother's old thirty million pound home, Royal sources claim,
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Speaker 1: But can he afford to run the Royal Lodge? Of
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Speaker 1: course he can't. Where's he gonna get the money? Is
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Speaker 1: Walmart hiring over in the UK? How about door greader?
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Speaker 1: Maybe he can muck the stalls for his mom. Dealing
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Speaker 1: with a horse manure is probably the best option for
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Speaker 1: this guy, A man full of horseshit dealing with horseshit
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Speaker 1: makes sense to me. Prince Andrew is pretty unlikely to
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Speaker 1: leave Royal Lodge at Windsor, despite having no apparent source
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Speaker 1: of income for its upkeep, according to an informed source.
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Speaker 1: You know, they sure have a lot of informed sources,
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Speaker 1: don't they A lot of people behind the scenes that
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Speaker 1: are willing to talk. Pretty funny though, honestly, Prince Andrew
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Speaker 1: sixty over sixty years old is unlikely to move out
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Speaker 1: of his mom's house. That should be the headline. Sixty
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Speaker 1: year old man in underwear, eating Cheetos, sitting on the
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Speaker 1: internet refuses to move out of mom's house. Now, no,
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Speaker 1: we're not talking about someone on four Chan. We're not
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Speaker 1: talking about your typical inceel trolling around on Twitter. Oh no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: We're talking about the Prince of England. Imagine being such
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Speaker 1: an absolute waste. The Duke of York, who can no
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Speaker 1: longer use is HR status and has no formal role
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Speaker 1: within the royal family, was given a seventy five year
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Speaker 1: lease on the Queen Mother's former home after death in
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Speaker 1: two thousand and two. A seventy five year lease must
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Speaker 1: be nice, huh. Imagine someone just shows up to you
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Speaker 1: after you know you have a relative pass away and
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Speaker 1: they're like, oh, yeah, you can move into this thirty
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Speaker 1: pound mansion. But it only costs you three hundred and
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Speaker 1: fifty bucks a week. No big deal for seventy five years.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, where do I sign on for that deal?
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Speaker 1: Most of us, something like this happens. You know, someone
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Speaker 1: passes away. We're not inherenting. What are we going to
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Speaker 1: inherit someone's debt? Maybe it's about it. One of the
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Speaker 1: conditions is that he carries out significant refurbishments. It's like
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Speaker 1: a homestead, right, They set up homesteads and then you
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Speaker 1: have like two years to build a house onitor or whatever. Well,
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Speaker 1: because Prince Andrew is such an incapable moron, for him
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Speaker 1: that the refurbishments probably means like changing out the light bulbs.
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Speaker 1: He'll need help for that. Keeping the garden looking decent,
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Speaker 1: he'll need help for that as well, because we all
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Speaker 1: know he's not capable of doing anything besides lying and grifting.
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Speaker 1: While major renovations were completed twenty years ago, it is
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Speaker 1: unclear how with no obvious income apart from a modest
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Speaker 1: naval pension, he could pay for further repairs. Again, we
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Speaker 1: all know how he's gonna pay. We know how this
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Speaker 1: story ends. I'm looking at a picture of the Royal
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Speaker 1: Lodge right here, and the thing looks like a mini
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Speaker 1: white house. If you don't have a job, how are
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Speaker 1: you gonna pay for all of this? Your little pension
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Speaker 1: ain't gonna do it, So of course you're gonna pay
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Speaker 1: for it. And I'm sure that when the Queen Mother
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Speaker 1: passes away that Andrew is in the will and he's
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Speaker 1: gonna get a fat, not a dough. So he just
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Speaker 1: has to maintain until then, right, keep my head above
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Speaker 1: water until then, Lie, steal, cheat, whatever it takes. But
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Speaker 1: I'll do it until I get my chunk. It's basically
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Speaker 1: all he has to rest his hat on at this point, right,
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Speaker 1: because how else is he gonna make money. It's not
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Speaker 1: gonna go give speeches. Nobody wants to hear it. He
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Speaker 1: can't sell his influence anymore because he doesn't have any,
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Speaker 1: So what's he going to do? Earlier this year, Andrew
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Speaker 1: agreed to a multimillion pound settlement with Virginia Roberts, a
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Speaker 1: survivor of the serial pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who had accused
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Speaker 1: him of sexually abusing her on three occasions, including once
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Speaker 1: when she was seventeen. So I bet you that twelve
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Speaker 1: million pounds or so could go a long way to
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Speaker 1: refurbishing your pad. Huh bet you wish you and go
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Speaker 1: hang out with Jeffrey Epstein and engage in this activity.
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Speaker 1: You wouldn't have to worry because you'd have plenty of dough.
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Speaker 1: You can get your whole house refurbished. In fact, you'd
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Speaker 1: still be on the grift. You'd still be pocketing money
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Speaker 1: hand over fist, you know, for your influence, pedaling, and
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Speaker 1: no one would be the wiser, or if they were,
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Speaker 1: they'd look the other way because we expect people like
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Speaker 1: you to steal. What we don't expect and what we
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Speaker 1: won't accept is you hanging out with Epstein. What we
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Speaker 1: won't accept is you being credibly accused of sexual assault.
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Speaker 1: Then we might have to say a thing or two
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Speaker 1: about your life there, Prince Andrew. But these people, they
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Speaker 1: can't even just live a halfway normal life, right, They
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Speaker 1: have to be engaged in all kinds of scumbaggery. They
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Speaker 1: have to be engaged in all kinds of abuse. And
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Speaker 1: the story goes. While the Duke has repeatedly denied the
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Speaker 1: claims and any wrongdoing, he was stripped of his official
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Speaker 1: royal roles and has become a par well. I mean, yeah,
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Speaker 1: what should he become? Should he be championed and held
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Speaker 1: up as a pillar of the community, somebody that everybody
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Speaker 1: in English society should want to be, like, Oh, we
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Speaker 1: all aspire to be Prince Andrew. Give me a break.
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Speaker 1: With question marks over how Andrew could afford to continue
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Speaker 1: to live at Royal Lodge, the Grade two listed property
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Speaker 1: had been suggested as a potential home for the Duke
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Speaker 1: and Duchess of Cambridge. Bro moving days up, you gotta go.
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Speaker 1: They should move him to London Tower and put him
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Speaker 1: in one of those old jail cells that the English
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Speaker 1: used to love to put people in, and let him
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Speaker 1: sit up there for I don't know, a good few
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Speaker 1: years and think about his life. He could write his memoir.
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Speaker 1: Remember we heard he was thinking about writing a memoir.
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Speaker 1: The perfect time for it is when you're locked in
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Speaker 1: the Tower of London. The Mail on Sunday revealed last
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Speaker 1: year that plans were being considered for the family to
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Speaker 1: move the Windsor. It is understood that one of the
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Speaker 1: properties the couple are now eyeing is Adelaide Cottage, located
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Speaker 1: in the grounds of the Windsor Home Park and built
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Speaker 1: in eighteen thirty one by King William the Fourth. It
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Speaker 1: was designed to be used as a retreat by his
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Speaker 1: wife Adelaide of Saxe Meningen. You know, these people got
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Speaker 1: some crazy names, and the Windsors they had to change
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Speaker 1: their name because you know, they had that the stench
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Speaker 1: of being German on them at that point during World
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Speaker 1: War two and they couldn't have that right, so they
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Speaker 1: had to change their name to Windsor. The official Register
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Speaker 1: for Historic England describes the Grade two listed property as picturesque,
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Speaker 1: adding the principal bedroom as a coved ceiling with gilded
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Speaker 1: dolphins and rope ornament reused from the royal yacht Royal George.
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Speaker 1: What gilded dolphins? People can't even keep their power on.
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Speaker 1: People are starving in the streets, and this son of
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Speaker 1: a bitch is sleeping in a bed with gilded dolphins.
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Speaker 1: Must be nice to be the prince of nothing. Must
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Speaker 1: be nice to be the queen's son. The Duchess has
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Speaker 1: been visiting schools around Windsor and is said to favor
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Speaker 1: mixed sex schools for children. Prince William went to nearby Eton,
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Speaker 1: So a lot of these upper crust types they send
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Speaker 1: their kids to you know, boys only schools or girls
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Speaker 1: only schools or whatever it is. You know, they don't
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Speaker 1: go to school like the rest of us, right, certainly
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Speaker 1: not going to public school. I'm guessing that Prince William's
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Speaker 1: kid isn't standing outside waiting for the bus to get
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Speaker 1: busted into the inner city all right, like a lot
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Speaker 1: of us did. So they're out here trying to find,
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Speaker 1: you know, the perfect private school for them, And good
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Speaker 1: on them. If you can afford to send your kid
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Speaker 1: to private school, I would be doing that in a heartbeat.
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Speaker 1: Zero chance. I'd want my kid in public school these days. Now.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what the public school system is like
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Speaker 1: over in the UK or over in England, but I
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Speaker 1: know here in America it's not very good. And just
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Speaker 1: take a look at what goes down at these schools.
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Speaker 1: I know here in Las Vegas, shit is getting out
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Speaker 1: of hand. We just had a student at one of
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Speaker 1: these schools assault and sexually assault one of his teachers
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Speaker 1: because he was mad over some grades. A sixteen year
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Speaker 1: old boy. What the fuck is that kid learning at
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Speaker 1: his house? Where are his parents at? So yeah, I
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Speaker 1: don't really begrudge anybody sending their kids to private school.
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Speaker 1: I wish I would have went to private school if
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Speaker 1: I'm being real, Like the Queen who has spent much
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Speaker 1: of her ran at Buckingham Palace during the week and
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Speaker 1: Windsor at weekends, the couple would have easier access to
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Speaker 1: the capitol with a home in Berkshire than their retreat
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Speaker 1: at admir Hall, Norfolk. So I'm not really too familiar
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Speaker 1: with all of the geography obviously of the UK, but
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Speaker 1: I'm guessing you know, there's a lot of traffic there
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Speaker 1: as well. It's a big ass modern city, so why
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Speaker 1: would you want to have a longer commute time? If
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Speaker 1: I was the Duchess over here or the pres I'd
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Speaker 1: want to have a pad right next to the school too.
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Speaker 1: How much time do we waste driving around? Man? I
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Speaker 1: hate it, And obviously I doubt they'll be doing the driving,
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Speaker 1: It'll be their servants or whatever. But just in general,
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Speaker 1: I am not a big fan of driving across the
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Speaker 1: city wasting my time, and that's why I choose to
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Speaker 1: live in a central location here in Las Vegas, even
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Speaker 1: though it's not the greatest, you know, part of the city,
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Speaker 1: but it's just a little bit older for the most part,
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Speaker 1: not very you know, not a huge homicide raid or
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Speaker 1: anything like that. It's just a bit older, but it's
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Speaker 1: way more convenient for me. Separately, meetings have been taking
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Speaker 1: place between Prince Charles and Sir Michael Stevens, Keeper of
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Speaker 1: the Privy Purse, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
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Speaker 1: about how royal properties might be divided up in the future.
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Speaker 1: They're talking about after the Queen has gone obviously, how
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Speaker 1: they're going to divvy up these properties, who's gonna get what?
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Speaker 1: And I'm guessing Charles is going to have a huge
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Speaker 1: saying that, so you can expect his kids, or at
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Speaker 1: least his son, the Charles here to William, excuse me
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Speaker 1: to get hooked up right, to have a good, nice
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Speaker 1: chunk when the will is read out and the properties
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Speaker 1: are dulled out. You would guess that obviously, since he's
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Speaker 1: going to inherit. It's all his anyway, but there's gonna
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Speaker 1: be a significant chunk for the Queen's grandchildren in this.
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Speaker 1: So we'll see, you know, how this all breaks down.
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Speaker 1: And if Prince Andrew gets kicked out of this place,
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Speaker 1: but if history is our guide, he'll find a way
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Speaker 1: to swindle himself into staying here. And it'll be up
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Speaker 1: to Prince Charles in a few years to decide his fate.
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Speaker 1: But as of now, the Prince of Grifters is sitting
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Speaker 1: on this gold mine and doesn't doesn't even have the
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Speaker 1: basic funds to keep it upgraded and maintained. That just
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Speaker 1: shows you how far the fall for Prince Andrew really
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Speaker 1: has been. If you'd like to contact me, you can
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Speaker 1: do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com. That's
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Speaker 1: bo Bby cap you Cci at ProtonMail dot com. You
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Speaker 1: can also find me on Twitter at Bobby Underscore cap
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Speaker 1: u Cci. The link that we discussed can be found
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Speaker 1: in the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back
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Speaker 1: to the Epstein Chronicles. The story about Prince Andrew and
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Speaker 1: the alleged fraudster is not going away anytime soon. In fact,
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Speaker 1: the media and people following what's going on, well, they're
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Speaker 1: starting to ask some questions, and those questions are the
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Speaker 1: ones we've been asking since we first heard about this,
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Speaker 1: such as, how in the hell does this guy win
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Speaker 1: this prestigious Pitch at Palace award in the first place. Well,
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Speaker 1: all you have to do is see what happens a
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Speaker 1: few days later. When he gets a nice little fat
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Speaker 1: deposit meaning Andrew in his bank account. You want to
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Speaker 1: talk about nepotism, You want to talk about pay for play?
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Speaker 1: Sure looks like that here. So let's jump into this
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Speaker 1: article from the Daily Mail and let's try and make heads,
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Speaker 1: heads or tails of all of this craziness. This article
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Speaker 1: was authored by Cyan Boyle. Headline, how did Prince Andrew's
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Speaker 1: friend win the prestigious Pitch at Palace award days before
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Speaker 1: fixing it for Duke to get seven hundred and fifty
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars? That really is the big question, right the
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Speaker 1: question everybody should be asking. During his infamous BBC Newsnight
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Speaker 1: interview in November of twenty nineteen, Prince Andrew revealed his
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Speaker 1: thoughts on how he might try to salvage the remnants
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Speaker 1: of his reputation following the exposure of his friendship with
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Speaker 1: convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and allegations that he had sex
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Speaker 1: with Virginia Roberts when she was a se seventeen year
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Speaker 1: old trafficking survivor, which he denies. The Duke of yorkxcited
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Speaker 1: his Pitch at Palace Global initiative as a way of
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Speaker 1: reconnecting with the public. Yeah right, It was always the
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Speaker 1: same story any one of these, you know, patronages he
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Speaker 1: was involved in, or firms that he was involved in,
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Speaker 1: or startups that he was involved in. In my opinion, anyway,
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Speaker 1: the whole entire purpose behind all of that was for
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Speaker 1: him to just enrich himself some more, for him to
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Speaker 1: build up his profile a little more so that the
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Speaker 1: grift could continue. I mean, who doesn't want seven hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty thousand dollars dropped into their bank account or
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Speaker 1: seven hundred and fifty thousand pounds put into their bank
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Speaker 1: account because you're the guy at the center. You're the
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Speaker 1: man that can make sure that the bid wins. But
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Speaker 1: in the real world, people get in trouble for stuff
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Speaker 1: like that. The dragons Den style Menoring network to connect
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Speaker 1: startup firms, often in the technology sector, with potential investors,
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Speaker 1: was the Prince's pride and joy, and it was claimed
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Speaker 1: had raised tens of millions of pounds for local and
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Speaker 1: national economies. Oh I'm sure, I wonder how much of
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Speaker 1: that found its way into his pocket. If he's getting
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Speaker 1: seven hundred and fifty thousand pound payments from this fraudster,
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Speaker 1: how much of this dough was getting ponied up, chopped up,
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Speaker 1: sent off shore. We know the Queen was sending money
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Speaker 1: off shore. Why whatn't Andrew his buddy Jeffrey Epstein sure
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Speaker 1: was sending money off shore. Why whatn't Andrew. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to continue to work with Pitch Andrew, a former UK
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Speaker 1: trade ambassador, told interviewer Emily Maitlis. I'm not somebody who
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Speaker 1: does things in competition with people. Oddly, I do things
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Speaker 1: in collaboration with people. Oh, give me a break. What
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Speaker 1: he means by that is he does whatever he wants
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Speaker 1: to do, and he does it with people of a
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Speaker 1: like mind. Well you think he's gonna bend and be amiable.
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Speaker 1: Zero chance. People like this don't bend. People like this
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Speaker 1: who have been told how great they are their whole lives,
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Speaker 1: who have been given everything their whole lives, they don't
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Speaker 1: want to hear shit from you or me. Even at
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Speaker 1: the time it sounded ridiculously naive. Within days of the
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Speaker 1: car crash, Hindenburg interview leading businesses and charities that had
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Speaker 1: enthusiastically backed at Pitch at Palace were rushing for the door,
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Speaker 1: despite a Royal Aid insisting plaintively that it had been
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Speaker 1: one of Andrew's few real success stories. Look, everybody knows
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Speaker 1: this guy is a buffoon, and I've said it once,
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Speaker 1: I'll say it a million times. If he wasn't the
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Speaker 1: Queen's son, he wouldn't have any kind of viable career.
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Speaker 1: What would he be doing? Honestly? A guy like this lucky,
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Speaker 1: He can tie his own shoes, probably can't pare his
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Speaker 1: own socks, and I doubt he can cook anything. What
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Speaker 1: would this guy be doing honestly? So, yeah, a real
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Speaker 1: success story because he was able to siphon money from
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Speaker 1: one investor, pass it off to an economy or another
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Speaker 1: sector of his charity network, and say, oh, yeah, look
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Speaker 1: at the great I'm doing. Meanwhile, never ponying up a
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Speaker 1: dollar of his own, just moving around his friend's money. Boy,
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Speaker 1: that sounds familiar, doesn't it? His name? It soon disappeared
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Speaker 1: from the website, its moniker was reduced to Pitch. Employees
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Speaker 1: vacated their Buckingham Palace headquarters, and the UK arm of
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Speaker 1: the company owned by the Prince was wound up. Now,
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Speaker 1: given recent revelations about Pitch had Palace, the Prince's assertions
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Speaker 1: that it was key to his rehabilitation sounds positively cynical,
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Speaker 1: with some of those collaborations looking decidedly rum Yeah, that
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Speaker 1: means bad for you Americans out there. I'm guessing that
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Speaker 1: means not very good kind of sour if you will,
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Speaker 1: And look at the collaborations dude's been working on. I mean,
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Speaker 1: come on, here, we are, all these years later, the
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Speaker 1: settlement already signed, sealed and delivered, and we still have
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Speaker 1: to pile onto this dude because he doesn't have the
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Speaker 1: good sense just to dip out, still out here, trying
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Speaker 1: a grift, still out here, getting involved in all kinds
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Speaker 1: of nonsense, making his family look dumber than they already do,
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Speaker 1: and really living up to the whole entire image of
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Speaker 1: the inbred status of some of these people, living up
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Speaker 1: to that Habsburg legacy, isn't he. Attention is increasingly focused
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Speaker 1: on what exactly happened at a pitch event at Saint
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Speaker 1: James Palace on November sixth, twenty nineteen, with questions mounting
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Speaker 1: over the integrity of businessman Selman Turk, who took part
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Speaker 1: and who is separately now embroiled in a High court
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Speaker 1: fraud case. It's always separately right, how come he is
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Speaker 1: never named directly in any of these cases. It took
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Speaker 1: a girl, Virginia Roberts, who was abused and sex trafficked
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Speaker 1: and absolutely left by the wayside by society pretty much,
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Speaker 1: to come out swinging to get anyone to pay attention
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Speaker 1: to what this scumbag's about. And he still keeps on
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Speaker 1: keeping on, doesn't he. It's amazing to me. He has
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Speaker 1: also been accused of owing employees tens of thousands of pounds,
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Speaker 1: and even a member of the lords is out of pocket.
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Speaker 1: Oh shit. Once you start getting into the house of
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Speaker 1: the lords and start messing around with the overlords of
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Speaker 1: the place their money, then it becomes a problem. Now
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Speaker 1: people are paying attention to what's going on. Oh you're
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Speaker 1: trying to defraud me, is it. Well, you better stick
20:46
Speaker 1: to the blue collar workers, my friend, because we're the
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Speaker 1: ones doing the stealing around here, and we don't like
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Speaker 1: any competition signed every government everywhere in the world. Andrew
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Speaker 1: faces questions about his about this alleged fraudster, whose company
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Speaker 1: Hayman Ai received a Pitch at Palace award, has been
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Speaker 1: accused of facilitating the placement of seven hundred and fifty
21:09
Speaker 1: thousand racks pounds that means dollars into the Prince's personal
21:13
Speaker 1: account at his bank account at his bank coots just
21:17
Speaker 1: days after the event, and whether later concerns about the
21:20
Speaker 1: legitimacy of the award were ever investigated. Of course they weren't.
21:25
Speaker 1: When does the met Cresida, Dick or any of the
21:28
Speaker 1: rest of them give a damn about any of it?
21:30
Speaker 1: All they care about is protecting the royal family, like
21:33
Speaker 1: it's their job, their sole purpose. The renewed scrutiny of
21:39
Speaker 1: pitch at Palace follows new information in High Court documents
21:42
Speaker 1: in the case between mister Turk, a former Goldman Sax
21:45
Speaker 1: banker who is accused of a forty million pound fraud,
21:49
Speaker 1: and nebahat Is Bellen, a seventy seven year old Turkish multimillionairess.
21:54
Speaker 1: Now is it shocking to you that somebody from Goldman
21:57
Speaker 1: Sachs would be involved in something like this? Of the
22:00
Speaker 1: financial sector, I know, they're just such great people. And
22:03
Speaker 1: again I don't mean the rank and file, right, the
22:06
Speaker 1: junior traders, people on the floor trying to carve out
22:09
Speaker 1: a living, I get it. Ultra competitive industry. It's these
22:12
Speaker 1: fuck bags at the top that are making the decisions.
22:15
Speaker 1: These scumbags that are in charge of pilfering literally millions
22:19
Speaker 1: of dollars. As The Mail reported earlier this month, the
22:26
Speaker 1: court papers have drawn the Duke, his ex wife, Sarah Ferguson,
22:30
Speaker 1: and even his daughters into a tantalizing mystery of how
22:34
Speaker 1: and why they came to receive large sums from accounts
22:38
Speaker 1: link to Turk. According to court papers, it is claimed
22:42
Speaker 1: that Isbelin transferred the seven hundred and fifty thousand to
22:45
Speaker 1: Prince Andrew's bank account on November fifteenth, twenty nineteen. This
22:49
Speaker 1: was nine days after Turk had presented his digital bank
22:53
Speaker 1: business idea at the Glittering Pitch at Palace event at
22:57
Speaker 1: Saint James's. So again, look, I guess it's just incidents.
23:00
Speaker 1: And if you're somebody that believes in all of those coincidences,
23:04
Speaker 1: hey good for you. I'm not here to convince you otherwise.
23:06
Speaker 1: Me personally, I don't believe that all of this is coincidence.
23:10
Speaker 1: And when you have somebody at one of these events
23:13
Speaker 1: and then nine days later you get a big fat
23:17
Speaker 1: chunk of dough after they win a bid, probably something
23:21
Speaker 1: that should be investigated by the authorities. But the authorities
23:25
Speaker 1: wouldn't have to be not you know, members of the
23:28
Speaker 1: Keystone Cops or RENO nine one one or in this
23:31
Speaker 1: instance I guess UK nine one one or whatever. Missus Bellin,
23:37
Speaker 1: who was a political exile in the UK, claims in
23:40
Speaker 1: her court Affidavid she was told by Turk that this
23:44
Speaker 1: was a gift to Prince Andrew, who she claims she
23:47
Speaker 1: was told was helping to secure her a British passport.
23:51
Speaker 1: The sum was paid back by the Prince in March
23:54
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, sixteen months later, after Missus Bellin's solicitors
23:58
Speaker 1: wrote to him over dealings with Turk. According to legal documents,
24:03
Speaker 1: so what did he have this money stashed in the bank,
24:05
Speaker 1: got some interest off it, then paid it back? All right,
24:08
Speaker 1: I know, cynical of me, but look who we're dealing with.
24:13
Speaker 1: Missus Bellin said narraffid David that she was in the
24:16
Speaker 1: audience at the Palace that day, which she believes was
24:19
Speaker 1: at Turk's invitation. I can only wonder if there is
24:22
Speaker 1: any connection between this event and the Duke of York transfer.
24:26
Speaker 1: She said, well, yeah, wouldn't you wonder the same thing.
24:28
Speaker 1: If it was your money, I'd be out of pocket.
24:31
Speaker 1: I'd be pissed. Imagine you think that you're ponying up
24:34
Speaker 1: some dough so you can get some passport situation handled,
24:37
Speaker 1: thinking you're getting the influence of the Prince of England,
24:40
Speaker 1: but instead you're getting this scumbag out here Pilfer in
24:43
Speaker 1: your dough. A former business associate of Turk, has repeatedly
24:48
Speaker 1: claimed that the money was all to do with ensuring
24:50
Speaker 1: Hayman Ai did well at pitch. There's no evidence to
24:54
Speaker 1: suggest that Prince Andrew was involved in determining who the
24:58
Speaker 1: final winners were in re of the awards. They really
25:01
Speaker 1: think we're naive, man, So you just want us to
25:05
Speaker 1: believe that Andrew had no pull. He couldn't make a
25:08
Speaker 1: phone call or talk to whoever the person was handing
25:12
Speaker 1: out the award or the body handing out the award
25:15
Speaker 1: and tell them who his preferred person was. Now again,
25:19
Speaker 1: you can make the case that that never happened, right,
25:21
Speaker 1: We weren't there. I wasn't there. I don't know, but
25:24
Speaker 1: it seems likely to me that that's how this works.
25:27
Speaker 1: I know that when I have a friend in a
25:29
Speaker 1: position of power and say I want to go see
25:32
Speaker 1: a concert, Well, do you think I'm gonna sit in
25:34
Speaker 1: the balcony or am I going to reach out to
25:36
Speaker 1: the homie and try and get them homie hookups. Adding
25:42
Speaker 1: to the intrigue is video footage revealed by The Mail
25:45
Speaker 1: on Sunday of the Duchess of York praising mister Turk
25:48
Speaker 1: at a private dinner in September twenty nineteen as a
25:52
Speaker 1: wonderful man, just weeks after he transferred at least two
25:55
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five thousand dollars to her bank account. Oh,
25:58
Speaker 1: I bet he's a wonderful man. So anyone out there
26:01
Speaker 1: wants me to call them a wonderful man or woman,
26:04
Speaker 1: go ahead and transfer a cool two hundred and twenty
26:07
Speaker 1: five thousand pounds into my account, and I will sing
26:10
Speaker 1: your praises as well well, unless you're a molester in shit.
26:15
Speaker 1: In another clip filmed five months later at the same restaurant,
26:18
Speaker 1: she says, I completely believe in the customer care of
26:21
Speaker 1: this wonderful man. Selman Selman. Turk's digital banking company, Hayman Ai,
26:27
Speaker 1: began life in April twenty nineteen, just six months before
26:31
Speaker 1: the pitch event. It was incorporated at twenty five Park Lane, Mayfair,
26:35
Speaker 1: one of the most exclusive addresses in Britain and Turk
26:39
Speaker 1: thirty five saw pitch at Palace as the perfect platform
26:43
Speaker 1: to elevate it further. Now, you see, guys, when we've
26:46
Speaker 1: been talking for all of these years, now we're going
26:48
Speaker 1: back to twenty and nineteen now pitching the same message,
26:52
Speaker 1: talking about the same stuff. These people are all the same.
26:59
Speaker 1: They all have these high profile ideas, and the idea
27:05
Speaker 1: is behind it. Obviously, it's the idea itself is the vehicle.
27:10
Speaker 1: But the idea is to elevate themselves within the so
27:14
Speaker 1: called elite society. And what's the best way to do that.
27:17
Speaker 1: Have money on hand, have a digital banking service. Hell,
27:21
Speaker 1: you're gonna be the favorite, right If these royals can
27:23
Speaker 1: come and grift some money off of you, all the better.
27:28
Speaker 1: And we see it all the time, all of these grifters,
27:31
Speaker 1: all of these scumbags that are so close to the
27:33
Speaker 1: royals and others when they get busted, even though they're
27:36
Speaker 1: in these ritzy ass places of residents that are owned
27:40
Speaker 1: by the queen in some instances, by the way, and
27:44
Speaker 1: no big deal, there's no connection here. It's all coincidence.
27:47
Speaker 1: But it's all connected when you look at it. They
27:49
Speaker 1: all live the same way. It's like they're all running
27:51
Speaker 1: out of the same playbook. Founded five years previously, pitch
27:57
Speaker 1: boasted of helping nine hundred and thirty one business is
28:00
Speaker 1: creating nine hundred and eighty two jobs and generating one
28:04
Speaker 1: point one billion dollars of economic activity under normal circumstances.
28:09
Speaker 1: If a regular person, you know, someone who wasn't a
28:12
Speaker 1: scumbag did all of this, I'd be like, Hey, this
28:14
Speaker 1: is a great job. One point one billion pounds of
28:17
Speaker 1: economic activity. That's big money, and that's really going to
28:20
Speaker 1: help the community. But it's Prince Andrew doing it. So
28:23
Speaker 1: how much of it was grifted, how much of it
28:25
Speaker 1: was stolen, how much of it was ill gotten gains,
28:27
Speaker 1: and how much of it ended up where it should
28:29
Speaker 1: end up. My guess is and if I was a
28:32
Speaker 1: real investigator living in England working on the case anyway,
28:36
Speaker 1: I would open a financial investigation into all of this.
28:39
Speaker 1: I would go through this with a fine tooth comb
28:42
Speaker 1: and see if there's been any other companies that won
28:45
Speaker 1: bids via nepotism or paid a play. Each year, hundreds
28:50
Speaker 1: of startup companies entered, of which forty two were selected
28:53
Speaker 1: by a panel of Pitch staff, business experts and corporate
28:57
Speaker 1: sponsors to progress to the next round. These lucky lucky
29:01
Speaker 1: entrepreneurs were then subjected to a series of boot camps
29:05
Speaker 1: where they honed their business plans and perfected their pitches.
29:08
Speaker 1: From this group, twelve were selected for the final, in
29:12
Speaker 1: which they had three minutes to pitch Britain's business luminaries.
29:15
Speaker 1: So it's kind of like Shark Tank, but as a charity, right,
29:19
Speaker 1: You get up there, you pitch your business and then
29:21
Speaker 1: these so called big shots in England will decide if
29:24
Speaker 1: they want to give you some do or not. And again,
29:28
Speaker 1: to think that Prince Andrew has no sway here is
29:30
Speaker 1: a bit naive in my opinion. It's fair to assume
29:35
Speaker 1: that few of the entrepreneurs in pitch class of twenty
29:38
Speaker 1: nineteen had ever crossed a royal threshold before, except one.
29:43
Speaker 1: Selman Turk was already an associate of Prince Andrew, the
29:46
Speaker 1: men having been introduced in May or June of twenty
29:49
Speaker 1: and nineteen, about five months before pitch by Tarik Katuni,
29:53
Speaker 1: a convicted gun smuggler an associate of Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
29:58
Speaker 1: Great company you keep here, Colonel Gaddaffi, Another great man.
30:01
Speaker 1: Hell of a fella. In fact, Turk lives less than
30:05
Speaker 1: a mile from Saint James Palace in a multi pound
30:08
Speaker 1: flat rented out by none other than the Crown Estate.
30:12
Speaker 1: See what I mean about living in residences even owned
30:16
Speaker 1: by royalty. So these people act like there was no
30:19
Speaker 1: you know, scam here, or no plot or they weren't
30:22
Speaker 1: in on something together. But man, oh man, it sure
30:24
Speaker 1: doesn't look good for him. The only person that had
30:28
Speaker 1: cross paths with Prince Andrew previously wins this bid. There's
30:33
Speaker 1: no way this would stand up in the real world. Turk,
30:40
Speaker 1: Katuny and the Duke went on to meet at a
30:43
Speaker 1: dinner with potential investors at Turk's home in December of
30:46
Speaker 1: twenty and nineteen. In February twenty twenty, Turk and Kaytuni
30:51
Speaker 1: were pictured at Frogmore House, the royal residence in Windsor
30:55
Speaker 1: Great Park. In August twenty nineteen, three months before pitch
30:59
Speaker 1: at Palace, two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars was
31:04
Speaker 1: transferred to an account in the name of the Duchess
31:07
Speaker 1: of York from an account link to the Turkish banker.
31:10
Speaker 1: The Duchess has previously said this sum was for her
31:13
Speaker 1: work as a brand ambassador for a US solar energy company.
31:17
Speaker 1: I'm sure that company's defunct now. All these places these
31:20
Speaker 1: people work, it's like the scam when you know you're
31:23
Speaker 1: going for a job and you have like a gap
31:26
Speaker 1: in your work history, so you put on your resume
31:28
Speaker 1: that you work at a place that was closed previously,
31:31
Speaker 1: so they can't contact them. It's what these people are,
31:33
Speaker 1: that's all. They are a bunch of liars and fakers.
31:38
Speaker 1: To act like Andrew and Fergie had nothing to do
31:41
Speaker 1: with this guy winning the bid after all of this
31:43
Speaker 1: money has changed hands is just beyond me. There was
31:49
Speaker 1: also regular installments adding up to three hundred and fifty
31:52
Speaker 1: thousand pounds paid to the Duke. Princess Eugenie received twenty
31:57
Speaker 1: five thousand pounds over the course of two days in
32:00
Speaker 1: October twenty nineteen. These payments, including the seven hundred and
32:04
Speaker 1: fifty thousand to the Duke, have variously been explained as
32:09
Speaker 1: a gift for Beatrice's wedding and funds towards a surprise
32:12
Speaker 1: birthday party for the Duchess of York, because you know,
32:15
Speaker 1: your friends just throw these lavish birthday parties for your mom.
32:18
Speaker 1: All the time, especially when you're the queen or a
32:21
Speaker 1: princess of the crown. You guys don't have no money
32:24
Speaker 1: to throw a party for your mom. You have to
32:26
Speaker 1: go and get it from some fraudster. Yeah, there's gonna
32:29
Speaker 1: be no comeback from that, no boomerang effect. They're just
32:32
Speaker 1: doing it out of the kindness of their heart. Selman
32:37
Speaker 1: Turk's company, Hayman Ai made it to the first round
32:40
Speaker 1: of Pitch at Palace, then the top forty two, then
32:43
Speaker 1: the final twelve, giving him an opportunity to pitch at
32:47
Speaker 1: the main event. He got through, but he was appalling.
32:50
Speaker 1: A senior Pitch Palace source told The Mail this week
32:53
Speaker 1: he did an appalling pitch and I just remember thinking
32:56
Speaker 1: how did he get through? It was just nuts. Well,
33:00
Speaker 1: you know how he got through. He got through because
33:02
Speaker 1: he was part of Prince Andrew's team after paying him
33:04
Speaker 1: a bunch of dough. Oh well that hasn't been proven
33:08
Speaker 1: in court yet. Well, okay, whatever, that's my opinion. How
33:10
Speaker 1: about that? However, the source added that it was fanciful
33:16
Speaker 1: to assume Prince Andrew had any influence over the pitch panel,
33:20
Speaker 1: and that there were lots of people who vetted the applications.
33:24
Speaker 1: As planning for the final pitch extravaganza gathered pace, there
33:28
Speaker 1: was a sense of discombobulation behind the scenes. According to
33:32
Speaker 1: one of the entrepreneurs who advised Prince Andrew on the
33:35
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen event, He described a boardroom meeting at Buckingham
33:39
Speaker 1: Palace in the weeks before the event that sixteen business
33:42
Speaker 1: leaders attended to discuss the venture. The Prince was late
33:46
Speaker 1: for a start, as usual. He was probably tending to
33:49
Speaker 1: his Teddy Bear collection, according to the entrepreneur. But what
33:52
Speaker 1: I found astonishing, given his previous role as the UK's
33:56
Speaker 1: unofficial business ambassador, was when he leaned back in his chair,
34:00
Speaker 1: surrounded by the great and good of business, and said,
34:03
Speaker 1: I don't have a clue about business. It shouldn't shock you.
34:07
Speaker 1: He wasn't learning anything while he had that job. It
34:10
Speaker 1: might as well have been a no show job. Dude
34:12
Speaker 1: showed up there because he was Mummy's son and that's
34:15
Speaker 1: why he had the gig. That's why he was in
34:17
Speaker 1: the boardroom. On the day itself, the air throned with
34:22
Speaker 1: anticipation as nervous entrepreneurs, potential investors, and a glittering array
34:28
Speaker 1: of business leaders gathered to sit on crimson velvet chairs
34:31
Speaker 1: beneath giant chandeliers at Saint James Palace. What was Epstein's
34:37
Speaker 1: island name, Little Saint James. Huh oh well you well, well,
34:42
Speaker 1: another piece to put together. H In the scarlet walled room,
34:47
Speaker 1: besides a large digital screen, a digital center screen, excuse me,
34:51
Speaker 1: digital center stage were two Grenadier guards in all their pomp,
34:57
Speaker 1: who sounded their trumpets to announce time up on any
35:00
Speaker 1: pitch that went over three minutes. For grabs were two prizes,
35:05
Speaker 1: the title of official Winner of Pitch at Palace twenty nineteen
35:09
Speaker 1: with two runners up, and the People's Choice Award, voted
35:12
Speaker 1: voted for online the next day. The prize is the prestige,
35:18
Speaker 1: said Sharon Percy, who competed in pitch in twenty and
35:21
Speaker 1: seventeen through her firm Safe to Net. She says the
35:24
Speaker 1: Duke's little Black Book has since opened many business opportunities
35:28
Speaker 1: to her. Oh I'm sure. Look, don't get me wrong.
35:30
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that nobody ever gets any benefits of
35:33
Speaker 1: doing business with the guy. I'm sure they do. He's
35:35
Speaker 1: a Prince of England. That's why people want to be
35:37
Speaker 1: around him. But it doesn't matter. He's a scumbag. He
35:41
Speaker 1: shouldn't be doing business, not on TV, not with pitch
35:44
Speaker 1: at Palace, not anywhere. And there was no doubt Selman
35:49
Speaker 1: Turk was hoping to benefit even more than he might
35:52
Speaker 1: have done already from Prince Andrews's Little Black Book. And
35:54
Speaker 1: why do they all have little black books? I don't
35:57
Speaker 1: have a little black book. Do you have a little
35:59
Speaker 1: black book. I don't have a big black book. I
36:01
Speaker 1: have no black books. But on the day he bombed Banel, stuttering,
36:08
Speaker 1: floundering on stage, then failing silent, falling silent before the
36:12
Speaker 1: trumpet sounded to put him and the audience out of
36:15
Speaker 1: their misery. Not surprisingly, it caused much consternation the next
36:20
Speaker 1: day when Hayman Ai was announced as winner of the
36:23
Speaker 1: People's Choice Award, having won by a landslide. Oh funny,
36:27
Speaker 1: the People's Choice Award. Huh, so they can't go back
36:30
Speaker 1: and you know, how are they going to certify that
36:33
Speaker 1: kind of vote? It's the People's Choice Award. Oh we
36:35
Speaker 1: threw all that out. I know, just another coincidence, right,
36:40
Speaker 1: not part of the plan or the plot. Other competitors
36:45
Speaker 1: were so surprised by the win, which had garnered as
36:47
Speaker 1: many as ten thousand votes, while the other entrants only
36:50
Speaker 1: had hundreds. That concerns were immediately lodged with Amanda Thirsk,
36:55
Speaker 1: then Prince Andrew's private secretary. In an exchange with Thirsk
36:59
Speaker 1: were courted by the Guardian. She was told that hayman
37:02
Speaker 1: AI's win did not feel right or make sense, and
37:05
Speaker 1: it would be a shame if people were gaming the system.
37:09
Speaker 1: Thirsk replied, I think your point is right that a
37:12
Speaker 1: campaign to game the position is not quite in keeping.
37:15
Speaker 1: We will certainly look at it again for the next time.
37:17
Speaker 1: Oh for the next time. Is it this time? We're
37:19
Speaker 1: just going to see it slide through. All you people
37:21
Speaker 1: that worked hard, go fuck yourselves, all the little people. Nah,
37:25
Speaker 1: no love here, no help, no relief, no black book
37:28
Speaker 1: for you. Another source said there was a group of
37:35
Speaker 1: us on the day who felt the People's Choice award
37:38
Speaker 1: hadn't felt right during the competition because their pitch was crap.
37:44
Speaker 1: Their whole concept was bizarre in that they were pitching
37:47
Speaker 1: for something when they didn't even have a license. A
37:50
Speaker 1: few of us made the assumption, rightly or wrongly, that
37:53
Speaker 1: bots M must have been used to do this because
37:56
Speaker 1: the way the awards worked was you were actively told
37:59
Speaker 1: to go go on your network and get people to
38:01
Speaker 1: vote for you. And how easy is that to do?
38:04
Speaker 1: How now, looking back with all of the botwork we
38:07
Speaker 1: see on the internet, pretty simple, isn't it? Are the
38:10
Speaker 1: pieces starting to fall into place for you? Folks yet
38:12
Speaker 1: that you're being scammed, You're being gamed and these fuck
38:16
Speaker 1: bags don't care about you, your projects or anything that
38:19
Speaker 1: you care about. Andrew Patel, an AI researcher at cybersecurity
38:26
Speaker 1: firm with Secure, said that for someone to increase votes
38:29
Speaker 1: on a website, they would simply need to provide the
38:32
Speaker 1: voting link to someone who knows how to write code
38:35
Speaker 1: or some computer language that is familiar with scripting websites.
38:39
Speaker 1: You provide them with the link and ask them to
38:42
Speaker 1: write a piece of code that mimics filling out a
38:44
Speaker 1: form and voting. Depending on what authentication is required on
38:48
Speaker 1: the form, they could generate names as well. Prince Andrew
38:51
Speaker 1: has declined to comment on these allegations, but a source
38:54
Speaker 1: familiar with pitches operations say a specialist data company had
38:58
Speaker 1: been used to prevent delicious voting, including by bots. Oh
39:02
Speaker 1: that makes us comfortable, huh. Another random company was used.
39:06
Speaker 1: It's not my fault. I hired someone to do this.
39:10
Speaker 1: Winning the People's Choice award did not deliver quite as
39:13
Speaker 1: much as Selman Turk toped. From late twenty twenty to
39:16
Speaker 1: through twenty twenty one, hayman AI's fortunes went from bad
39:20
Speaker 1: to worse. At least eight employment tribunals last year found
39:24
Speaker 1: against the firm, ordering it to pay out for unpaid wages,
39:28
Speaker 1: holidays work but not paid for, and dismissing employees in
39:32
Speaker 1: breach of contract. More than one hundred thousand pounds was
39:36
Speaker 1: owed to Joe Gordon, a rising star of the financial
39:39
Speaker 1: technology industry, who left his job as CEO of online
39:43
Speaker 1: bank First Direct to take on a shiny new role
39:46
Speaker 1: at hayman Ai. And these people get screwed, Right, these
39:50
Speaker 1: people that leave their jobs are doing it the right way,
39:52
Speaker 1: at least as well as far as we know, and
39:54
Speaker 1: they go and take a job like this and they
39:56
Speaker 1: get absolutely screwed. Former hayman Ai employees have written online
40:04
Speaker 1: about the company's culture, alleging on scrupulous business dealings. CEO
40:09
Speaker 1: lies a lot and gave unrealistic promises, wrote one on
40:12
Speaker 1: one on the employment review website Glassdoor. Another commented unethical
40:17
Speaker 1: behaviors and management a huge question mark about source and
40:21
Speaker 1: the source of funding. The Times reported this week that,
40:24
Speaker 1: according to former staff, on the day in November twenty twenty,
40:28
Speaker 1: when salaries were due, Turk arranged a video call with
40:31
Speaker 1: employees and told them they would not be paid. He
40:34
Speaker 1: refused to take questions. Hell of a guy, this banker,
40:38
Speaker 1: hell of a man. Can pay out Prince Andrew seven
40:40
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand, big ones, can pay out two
40:42
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five thousand more to Fergie, can scam
40:46
Speaker 1: this this lady, if you have fifty million, I'm not
40:49
Speaker 1: going to pay my employees. Though typical of these scumbags
40:53
Speaker 1: on Wall Street and these pieces of trash in the
40:56
Speaker 1: financial sector. In January twenty twenty one, he is reported
41:04
Speaker 1: to have changed his address and gone quiet. Up to
41:08
Speaker 1: eighty staff in total say they have not been paid,
41:10
Speaker 1: along with twenty contractors. In September last year, a county
41:14
Speaker 1: court judgment was issued against Hayman AI with outstanding debts
41:18
Speaker 1: of twenty one thousand pounds and nine hundred and thirteen dollars.
41:22
Speaker 1: Perhaps no one is more surprised at Hayman's change in
41:25
Speaker 1: fortunes than Baroness Cooty. Baroness Cooty what Cuddy, I don't
41:30
Speaker 1: know what a weird name. A life peer who was
41:32
Speaker 1: a special advisor to the firm until the end of
41:35
Speaker 1: January twenty twenty one, earning around forty thousand pounds. He
41:39
Speaker 1: had a good team around him, several ex Bank of
41:42
Speaker 1: England people, the baron has told The Mail last week
41:45
Speaker 1: Selman was quite charming, very driven. He was confident this
41:49
Speaker 1: business would be a success. In March last year, following
41:52
Speaker 1: Miss Isbelin's High Court claims, a worldwide freezing order was
41:56
Speaker 1: made on all Turks funds up to forty million pounds.
42:01
Speaker 1: According to Baroness Cootie. By November twenty twenty one, he
42:04
Speaker 1: ran out of money. It came as a great shock
42:06
Speaker 1: to us. She said. Turk stillos owes me money, but
42:10
Speaker 1: would not be drawn on how much. Hayman AI was
42:13
Speaker 1: dissolved in September twenty one and Selman Turk has not
42:17
Speaker 1: been seen in London four months. You know that means right,
42:20
Speaker 1: nobody's getting their money. This guy will never be brought
42:22
Speaker 1: to justice, Prince Andrew will never be held to account
42:26
Speaker 1: and everybody will move on with their lives until the
42:28
Speaker 1: next time. The next situation arises where Prince Andrew is
42:33
Speaker 1: embroiled in another controversy. As for Prince Andrew, his fortunes
42:38
Speaker 1: deteriorated further soon after the pitch event, fueled by the
42:42
Speaker 1: Newsnight interview on November sixteenth. In February this year, the
42:48
Speaker 1: Duke scumbag paid twelve million pounds in an out of
42:51
Speaker 1: court settlement to Virginia Roberts. While there is no suggestion
42:55
Speaker 1: of wrongdoing on the part of the Prince, his ex
42:57
Speaker 1: wife or their daughters, Andrew's life to this alleged fraudster
43:01
Speaker 1: are intriguing, to say the least. How well did he
43:04
Speaker 1: know Selman Turk? What did he think of the seven
43:07
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand pounds and his account was four right,
43:11
Speaker 1: that's a good question. What did you think the money
43:13
Speaker 1: was for? Man? Somebody just gave it to you because
43:15
Speaker 1: you're the Prince and you run around in your goofy outfits.
43:19
Speaker 1: And how given Turk's lam lamentable performance on the day,
43:24
Speaker 1: did ham and Ai emerge as winner at Pitch at
43:27
Speaker 1: Palace after such an overwhelming public vote. Yesterday, the entrepreneur Panora,
43:33
Speaker 1: who was president at Buckingham Palace boardroom meetings, said he
43:37
Speaker 1: could only speculate as to how hayman Ai came to
43:40
Speaker 1: be at Pitch and whether the Duke of York had
43:44
Speaker 1: any involvement. The Yorks apparently have no cash flow, that
43:47
Speaker 1: said the source. Obviously he can pull strings, but did he?
43:52
Speaker 1: So that's the question, right, and we're going to continue
43:55
Speaker 1: to follow this. This is more than intriguing, honestly, and
43:58
Speaker 1: to tell you the truth, I have a time believing
44:00
Speaker 1: Prince Andrew has white gloves here. He had nothing, he
44:03
Speaker 1: knew nothing about it. Him and Fergie have been elbow
44:07
Speaker 1: deep in all kinds of scumbaggery with all kinds of
44:13
Speaker 1: salty ass shady characters. So it would be nice if
44:18
Speaker 1: a real investigation was initiated here. I doubt there will be,
44:22
Speaker 1: but we'll have to see what happens in the future.
44:25
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44:28
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44:55
Speaker 1: your morning. What's up everyone, and welcome back to the
44:59
Speaker 1: Epstein Chronicles. I'm not going to spend too much time
45:03
Speaker 1: monologuing this evening, considering we're all aware at this point
45:07
Speaker 1: about Prince Andrew and his newest problem with this Turkish fraudster. Now,
45:14
Speaker 1: this episode's going to add a little more context, going
45:17
Speaker 1: to talk a little bit more about the relationship here,
45:20
Speaker 1: and then at the end we're going to talk a
45:23
Speaker 1: little bit about Fergie and her refusal to give back
45:27
Speaker 1: the two hundred and twenty five thousand pounds that she received.
45:31
Speaker 1: So why don't we just jump right into this article
45:34
Speaker 1: this evening from the Daily Mail, and let's see what
45:38
Speaker 1: Steven Wynn Davies, Jamie Phillips and Martin Robinson have come
45:43
Speaker 1: up with. Headline, Prince Andrew told bankers to call his
45:47
Speaker 1: Buckingham Palace office if they were concerned over seven hundred
45:51
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand pounds payment from alleged fraudster. To call
45:56
Speaker 1: my Buckingham Palace office. Huh, Well that's nice. Imagine being
46:00
Speaker 1: able to just say, hey, call the Royal Office to
46:03
Speaker 1: check on what I have going on. Don't have to
46:05
Speaker 1: take any personal responsibility, none of that. I just call
46:08
Speaker 1: the palace. Prince Andrew told bankers to call his Buckingham
46:13
Speaker 1: Palace office if they were concerned over seven hundred and
46:16
Speaker 1: fifty thousand pounds payment from an alleged fraudster. The Duke
46:21
Speaker 1: of York received payments of more than one million pounds
46:24
Speaker 1: from Selman Turk after they met through the Duke's gun
46:27
Speaker 1: smuggler friend, Tarique Katuni, who attended Fergie's surprise sixtieth birthday
46:33
Speaker 1: bash and Eugenie's wedding. The payments included a seven hundred
46:38
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand pound wedding gift to Princess Beatrice. Now
46:43
Speaker 1: sounds like someone who's pretty close to the family, huh.
46:46
Speaker 1: Doesn't sound like just a plus one or somebody who
46:50
Speaker 1: is on the outskirts. Obviously, him and Andrew have a
46:54
Speaker 1: pretty deep relationship. Obviously they're pretty close, and that shouldn't
46:59
Speaker 1: shock anybody that Andrew is associating with the scum of
47:03
Speaker 1: the scum, considering well fellow travelers and all. According to
47:09
Speaker 1: the Telegraph, mister Turk told officials looking into the seven
47:13
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand dollars payment that Prince Andrew had
47:16
Speaker 1: authorized him to pass on the details of pallace aides.
47:21
Speaker 1: Mister Katouni has previously boasted of his influence over the
47:25
Speaker 1: Duke and attended the wedding of Prince Andrew's daughter, Princess
47:28
Speaker 1: Eugenie in two thy eighteen. Now look, man, how many
47:34
Speaker 1: types of relationships is this guy going to get engaged
47:37
Speaker 1: in that are at this level? Meaning people who are
47:42
Speaker 1: moving in a funky manner. I don't know about you, folks,
47:45
Speaker 1: but I don't know any gun runners or child molesters
47:50
Speaker 1: or abusers or anything like that. But somehow Prince Andrew
47:54
Speaker 1: finds himself surrounded by these kinds of people on an
47:58
Speaker 1: everyday basis. Every where he goes. It seems he just
48:02
Speaker 1: happens to attract these kind of people. No good people
48:05
Speaker 1: want to be around Andrew. Well, yeah, it certainly seems
48:08
Speaker 1: the case. And again it goes back to the whole
48:11
Speaker 1: fellow traveler thing. The convicted smuggler is also understood to
48:17
Speaker 1: have previously helped brokers secret meetings for the Duke with
48:21
Speaker 1: the late dictator Colonel Gaddaffi and once told undercover reporters
48:26
Speaker 1: he played a key role in the release of the
48:28
Speaker 1: locker Bee bomber abdel Basset al Maghri. Now that's nice, huh,
48:32
Speaker 1: hell of a guy, get that dude released. I mean,
48:37
Speaker 1: for real, do we forget what the locker Bee bombing
48:40
Speaker 1: look like? I mean, I'm old enough to remember that.
48:44
Speaker 1: So you got this guy working as a go between
48:47
Speaker 1: to get the bomber freed, and at the same time
48:50
Speaker 1: he's over there with Prince Andrew ingratiating himself to Prince Andrew,
48:55
Speaker 1: and lord knows what kind of manipulation he has going
48:59
Speaker 1: on on what sort of blackmail he might have over Andrew. Again,
49:03
Speaker 1: I don't know that for sure, but when you're dealing
49:06
Speaker 1: with information brokers and you're dealing with people on this
49:10
Speaker 1: sort of playing field, it is no holds barred, no
49:14
Speaker 1: gloves required. Katuni introduced Andrew to Selman Turk thirty five
49:24
Speaker 1: in the early summer of twenty nineteen, before the pair
49:28
Speaker 1: became friendly and shared dinners at the alleged fraudster's South
49:32
Speaker 1: Kensington home. It previously emerged that Fergie surprise sixtieth birthday party,
49:37
Speaker 1: which took place just months after their introduction was partially
49:41
Speaker 1: funded by mister Turk. The Sunday Telegraph reported, Now, we
49:45
Speaker 1: talked about this yesterday and how the mister Turk was
49:51
Speaker 1: involved with all of this stuff, and the question we
49:54
Speaker 1: asked then, and it's the question I'll ask now for
49:56
Speaker 1: what reason? What was mister Turk receiving in return? My
50:01
Speaker 1: guess is he was getting the favor of Prince Andrew,
50:04
Speaker 1: and Prince Andrew was, you know, manipulating things that he
50:08
Speaker 1: could in favor of mister Turk. That's the only logical
50:12
Speaker 1: explanation here. We know that mister Turk wasn't doing it
50:14
Speaker 1: out of the kindness of his heart. None of these
50:17
Speaker 1: people do that. They don't just show up when you're
50:20
Speaker 1: sick or something and say hey, here's a million bucks.
50:24
Speaker 1: Everything is an enigma wrapped in a conundrum with these people.
50:34
Speaker 1: And months later, mister Turk and Kituni took a selfie
50:39
Speaker 1: photograph together during a visit to what appears to be
50:42
Speaker 1: Frogmore House, the Royal Residence in Windsor Great Park in
50:46
Speaker 1: February twenty twenty. Look, they've had them all there at
50:49
Speaker 1: the Royal Residence. A gun runners, child molesters, human traffickers,
50:54
Speaker 1: rapists the whole mind hell of a place. Since their
51:01
Speaker 1: introduction less than three years ago, mister Turk is alleged
51:04
Speaker 1: to have made payments totaling one point one million pounds
51:07
Speaker 1: to Andrew, of two hundred and fifty thousand pounds to Sarah,
51:11
Speaker 1: and twenty five thousand pounds to Princess Eugenie. Of some
51:15
Speaker 1: allegedly paid to the Princess, fifteen thousand had been listed
51:19
Speaker 1: as a birthday gift, but it is understood to have
51:22
Speaker 1: actually been used to pay for the surprise party. So
51:25
Speaker 1: Prince Andrew's out here, you know, manipulating his relationships and
51:30
Speaker 1: getting people to pay for his daughter's birthday party. Right,
51:34
Speaker 1: she's a princess. You need other people to pay for
51:36
Speaker 1: her birthday party. Maybe, if you weren't such a scumbag, Maybe,
51:40
Speaker 1: if you weren't up to your neck in sexual assault allegations,
51:44
Speaker 1: you'd have a couple of bucks to spread around for
51:46
Speaker 1: your kid's birthday party. But instead you have to get
51:48
Speaker 1: money from a gun runner, a fraudster. However, it is
51:57
Speaker 1: alleged that this money was stolen by mister Turk from
52:00
Speaker 1: Turkish millionaires Nebahat Eviyap Isbelin, who had entrusted him with
52:05
Speaker 1: helping her move eighty seven million out of Turkey as
52:08
Speaker 1: she attempted to avoid political persecution. So Prince Andrew's scumbag
52:13
Speaker 1: ass is getting money from a lady who is being
52:15
Speaker 1: politically persecuted on the grift. Now, Andrew, he'll say he
52:20
Speaker 1: had no idea about any of this. I thought the
52:23
Speaker 1: money was on the up and up. I thought that
52:25
Speaker 1: mister Turk, the notorious gun runner in Scumbag, was a
52:28
Speaker 1: legitimate man, and I was just doing the honorable thing
52:31
Speaker 1: and hanging out with him. Prince Andrew and his family
52:37
Speaker 1: have been named in the High Court battle. The Telegraph
52:39
Speaker 1: reported the complex case is ongoing, no trial has taken
52:43
Speaker 1: place and the allegations have not yet been resolved. Mister
52:48
Speaker 1: Turk denies all allegations of wrongdoing. In preliminary hearings, it
52:52
Speaker 1: was alleged substantial sums were paid to the Duke and
52:55
Speaker 1: Duchess of York, but there has been no suggestion that
52:58
Speaker 1: they have any involvement in the allegations. Isn't that nice
53:02
Speaker 1: You can receive a bunch of stolen money and it's
53:04
Speaker 1: no big deal. Oh, we didn't know, so maybe That's
53:08
Speaker 1: what everybody should say who gets caught up in a
53:10
Speaker 1: rico ca. So I had no idea where this money
53:12
Speaker 1: came from. I didn't know that this was ill gotten gains.
53:15
Speaker 1: You mean to tell me that the money that Prince
53:17
Speaker 1: Andrew received from mister Turk wasn't from ill gotten gains.
53:23
Speaker 1: Mister Turk didn't get this money from manipulating relationships, or
53:27
Speaker 1: from gun running or a bevy of other illegal activities
53:31
Speaker 1: that I'm sure he was involved in. The party was
53:38
Speaker 1: attended by the likes of Ellie Golding, Robbie Williams and
53:42
Speaker 1: Julian Fellows. Princess Eugenie has said she believed the payments
53:47
Speaker 1: to be gifts from family friends to assist with the
53:50
Speaker 1: cost of the surprise bash. Here's an idea. If you
53:53
Speaker 1: don't have the money to throw a bash for your daughter,
53:56
Speaker 1: then you should probably roll it back and not make
53:58
Speaker 1: it a bash. Go to your mom, the queen. She's
54:02
Speaker 1: willing to give you money to pay for sexual assault allegations.
54:05
Speaker 1: Pretty sure she'd pay for her granddaughter's little chare here, unless,
54:10
Speaker 1: of course, it wasn't about the money and it was
54:13
Speaker 1: about building the relationship. We all know how Prince Andrew
54:17
Speaker 1: rolls folks, and we all know that he likes to
54:20
Speaker 1: have his hands in the pockets of many scumbags. In
54:25
Speaker 1: a statement, she said, in early October twenty nineteen, I
54:29
Speaker 1: had received a call from our family friend saying that
54:32
Speaker 1: he wanted to make a financial contribution towards my mother's
54:35
Speaker 1: birthday party to assist with the catering costs. I suggested
54:39
Speaker 1: that any contribution could be made directly to the caterers,
54:43
Speaker 1: but in the event provided my account details to which
54:46
Speaker 1: two payments were made totaling twenty five thousand pounds, which
54:50
Speaker 1: I then transferred on to the company organizing my mother's party.
54:55
Speaker 1: So again, these rich people can't even pay for their
54:57
Speaker 1: own parties. You people are richer than Godham's and you're
55:01
Speaker 1: out here cavorting with people like mister turk All because
55:05
Speaker 1: you're so damn greedy. That's what it comes down to, greed.
55:10
Speaker 1: Prince Andrew can pay all this money sixteen pounds, twenty
55:14
Speaker 1: thousand pounds, whatever it is to go watch a golf game,
55:16
Speaker 1: you can't come up with the money to throw your
55:18
Speaker 1: little chuare here. Kituny was among one hundred guests at
55:24
Speaker 1: the party and enjoyed regular access to Andrew, with photographs
55:27
Speaker 1: showing the Duke sitting near him at the event. Andrew
55:31
Speaker 1: first became involved with Katuni in two thousand and five,
55:34
Speaker 1: the same year he was caught trying to smuggle a
55:37
Speaker 1: submachine gun from the Netherlands to France. Kituni has previously
55:41
Speaker 1: demonstrated his willingness to trade on their friendship and has
55:45
Speaker 1: claimed he could influence Andrew into backing commercial projects. Well
55:50
Speaker 1: that's gonna be worthless from here on out right, I mean,
55:52
Speaker 1: Andrew has no more say so that's a wasted relationship.
55:56
Speaker 1: All of that money that Kituni and Turk used to
56:01
Speaker 1: try and lather up mister Prince Andrew here all going
56:06
Speaker 1: to waste, it would seem. The Libyan once gave Eugenie
56:20
Speaker 1: A Eugenie's sister Beatrice, an eighteen thousand dollars diamond necklace,
56:25
Speaker 1: months before the Duke allegedly lobbied a British company on
56:29
Speaker 1: his behalf. Sure looks like pay for play to me.
56:31
Speaker 1: Sure looks like nepotism to me. But what do I know.
56:34
Speaker 1: I'm just some guy sitting in his studio, running in
56:36
Speaker 1: his fat Yet, mister Turk currently lives in a multimillion
56:42
Speaker 1: pound flat in a prestigious Mayfair property owned by the Queen.
56:47
Speaker 1: I mean, that's just a coincidence, right that the Queen
56:49
Speaker 1: owns the spot that this dude's living in. Has nothing
56:51
Speaker 1: to do with the relationship he has with Andrew. Huh.
56:54
Speaker 1: How many of us out there can afford to live
56:56
Speaker 1: in a spot owned by the Queen, I'm guessing and
56:59
Speaker 1: not too many of us. But it's crazy to think
57:03
Speaker 1: that there's all of these ties, all of these connections,
57:06
Speaker 1: and Prince Andrew would still be out here acting like, oh,
57:08
Speaker 1: I don't know who this guy is. He just gave
57:10
Speaker 1: me some money, just like you didn't know who Virginia
57:13
Speaker 1: Roberts was, right, mister Prince. He has understood to have
57:18
Speaker 1: been introduced to Kaitani in early twenty nineteen, before then
57:23
Speaker 1: before then meeting Andrew for the first time in May
57:25
Speaker 1: or June later the same year. Mister Turk, Kaitani and
57:29
Speaker 1: the Duke subsequently met on at least two occasions, including
57:33
Speaker 1: a dinner with potential investors at the alleged fraudsters South
57:36
Speaker 1: Kensington home in West London in December of twenty and nineteen.
57:41
Speaker 1: Can you imagine all the griff that was going on
57:43
Speaker 1: there boy to be a roach in the rushes and
57:46
Speaker 1: to have access to that conversation with all of these morons.
57:52
Speaker 1: The only time Andrew and mister Turk have been pictured
57:55
Speaker 1: together in public was when the latter won an award
57:58
Speaker 1: at the Duke of York's den style competition Pitch at
58:03
Speaker 1: Palace in November of twenty nineteen. In a video posted
58:07
Speaker 1: to the Pitch Palace Twitter account, he outlined how he
58:10
Speaker 1: was creating a new consumer focused digital bank aimed at
58:14
Speaker 1: millennials named Hayman Ai. Okay, so basically what this fraudster
58:19
Speaker 1: is saying is that he's creating a bank aimed at
58:22
Speaker 1: millennials to pill for your wealth. Because this guy is
58:25
Speaker 1: an obvious fraudster, a scumbag, and certainly not somebody I'd
58:29
Speaker 1: be comfortable putting my money with. I mean, for really,
58:33
Speaker 1: you're starting a bank, bro. The next evening, Hayman Ai
58:39
Speaker 1: won the People's Choice award and he was photographed shaking
58:42
Speaker 1: hands with the Duke, who hosted the event. But days later,
58:46
Speaker 1: mister Turk told an official from miss Isbelin's private bank
58:50
Speaker 1: that the seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars payment was
58:53
Speaker 1: a wedding gift. In court documents, Missus Bellin, who also
58:58
Speaker 1: attended the pitch at Palace event, has suggested the transfer
59:01
Speaker 1: could be connected to the award mister Turk one that evening.
59:05
Speaker 1: The Prince has since repaid the cash after she alleged
59:08
Speaker 1: it was a scam. A spokeswoman for the Duke of
59:11
Speaker 1: York said, we will not be commenting on an ongoing
59:15
Speaker 1: legal matter. So since he paid the money back, it's
59:17
Speaker 1: all good. There's no you know, no penalties for it,
59:20
Speaker 1: for accepting stolen money or stolen goods. Maybe I should
59:24
Speaker 1: just run a fence shop out of my garage and
59:27
Speaker 1: when the cops come, I could just say, oh, I
59:29
Speaker 1: had no idea any of this was stolen. I'll just
59:31
Speaker 1: pay the money back. I wonder how far that would
59:33
Speaker 1: get me. I'm guessing it would get me right into
59:36
Speaker 1: a fucking jail cell. Sarah Ferguson has no plans to
59:42
Speaker 1: hand back the two hundred and twenty five thousand pounds,
59:45
Speaker 1: as it was a fee for her work as a
59:47
Speaker 1: brand ambassador for a green energy firm. Sources say, what
59:51
Speaker 1: a bunch of hot air. The Duchess of York does
59:55
Speaker 1: not plan to repay the two hundred and twenty five
59:57
Speaker 1: thousand pounds she received from the company of se Turk,
1:00:00
Speaker 1: whom she regarded as a perfectly bonafide banka. It has
1:00:04
Speaker 1: understood perfectly, perfectly bonafide. Huh sure, just like Jeffrey Epstein.
1:00:09
Speaker 1: Hell of a guy. Another person who lent you money.
1:00:11
Speaker 1: I mean, what's next, Who's gonna lend her money next?
1:00:13
Speaker 1: Does she have a connection to bin Laden's estate? Perhaps
1:00:18
Speaker 1: maybe she can go get some money from you know,
1:00:21
Speaker 1: insert scumbag here, because she has a list of people
1:00:26
Speaker 1: who she's gotten money from who are absolute pieces of shit.
1:00:31
Speaker 1: Sarah got the payment from Alphabet Capital Limited, which the
1:00:35
Speaker 1: High Court heard was a fraudule in front for a
1:00:37
Speaker 1: parent money laundering. In legal documents before the court, Turks
1:00:42
Speaker 1: claimed to be a con man who set up Alphabet
1:00:44
Speaker 1: to move dirty money around the world. He denies the allegation.
1:00:48
Speaker 1: You know, it's funny because London is a hub for
1:00:52
Speaker 1: money laundering. It's a huge place to wash dirty money.
1:00:55
Speaker 1: And I wasn't even aware of that really until a
1:00:57
Speaker 1: few years ago when we first started digging into this.
1:01:00
Speaker 1: But the deeper you dive and the more you look
1:01:03
Speaker 1: at it, new York and London both are just filled
1:01:07
Speaker 1: with absolute scumbags. The Duchess has not issued any statement
1:01:13
Speaker 1: about the money she received, but sources close to her
1:01:16
Speaker 1: have offered an explanation. They say it relates to her
1:01:19
Speaker 1: work as a brand ambassador for US green energy company
1:01:23
Speaker 1: Pegasus Group Holdings two hundred and twenty five thousand pounds
1:01:26
Speaker 1: for Fergie to be a brand ambassador? Are they hiring?
1:01:31
Speaker 1: I'm looking to be a brand ambassador. I'll take half
1:01:33
Speaker 1: that dough. Turk was suggested as someone who would take
1:01:38
Speaker 1: on the debts and pay the Duchess in full, with
1:01:40
Speaker 1: Pegasus then paying him in installments. Insiders say she knew
1:01:44
Speaker 1: Turk through the Duke and regarded him as a banker
1:01:48
Speaker 1: and a perfectly bonafide person to deal with. A spokesman
1:01:51
Speaker 1: for Sarah said the Duchess was completely unaware of the
1:01:54
Speaker 1: allegations that have since emerged against mister Turk. She is
1:01:58
Speaker 1: naturally concerned by what has been alleged against him. Pegas's
1:02:02
Speaker 1: was unavailable for comment. Well, if she was really concerned,
1:02:06
Speaker 1: don't you think she'd be giving that money back? Don't
1:02:08
Speaker 1: you think she'd be falling over herself to try and
1:02:11
Speaker 1: make people a whole because obviously that money was stolen
1:02:13
Speaker 1: from somewhere. That's how this works. A grifter like mister Turk,
1:02:17
Speaker 1: you know, he's ganking this money from somewhere, So now
1:02:20
Speaker 1: you're in possession of ill gotten gains. And if we
1:02:22
Speaker 1: lived in a world with any justice, if we lived
1:02:25
Speaker 1: in a world where people like you were held accountable,
1:02:28
Speaker 1: you would be in big trouble for that. But unfortunately,
1:02:32
Speaker 1: that's not the reality we live in. We live in
1:02:34
Speaker 1: a reality where these people can do whatever they want,
1:02:37
Speaker 1: but you and I, well, we have to play by
1:02:40
Speaker 1: the rules that they make. And on and on the
1:02:46
Speaker 1: wheel turns, folks. The question is when are the spokes
1:02:52
Speaker 1: going to break? If you'd like to contact me, you
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Speaker 1: All right, folks, I will talk to you all later on,
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Speaker 1: and I hope you all have a great evening.