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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And His Jailhouse Companions (8/13/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: His article from the Daily Mail and see what sort
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Speaker 1: of nonsense darth Barr was getting up to. Headline revealed
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Speaker 1: Attorney General William darth Barr met personally with Jeffrey Epstein's
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Speaker 1: cellmate to question him after he had been transferred out
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Speaker 1: of his cell he shared with a multi millionaire sex
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Speaker 1: offender pedophile the day before his suicide. This article was
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Speaker 1: authored by James Gordon. Look, first of all, what is
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Speaker 1: the Attorney General, the sitting Attorney General doing, having a
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Speaker 1: conversation with Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate? And why is he having
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Speaker 1: the conversation with Stone Reyes? Should have the conversation been
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Speaker 1: had with Tartaglioni. Why are we conveniently forgetting mister Tartaglioni,
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Speaker 1: or as the guys in the neighborhood used to call
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Speaker 1: the people from that family, tat tat. Just gonna ignore
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Speaker 1: Tartaglioni and his role in this, the fact that he
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Speaker 1: was sitting in a cell charged with four criminal homicides
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Speaker 1: due to a drug deal gone bad. But you had
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Speaker 1: the interview with Stone rais ho mister Barr. Again, I
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Speaker 1: don't know about you, folks, but none of this stuff
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Speaker 1: makes sense when it comes to the behavior of people
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Speaker 1: like William Barr, and when the behaviors are ratic and
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Speaker 1: there's no explanation for it, I can only think that
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Speaker 1: there is more under the surface that they are trying
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Speaker 1: to hide. So let's be let's let's remember the only
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Speaker 1: quote unquote evidence we have is the word of William
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Speaker 1: Darth Barr. Let that settle in for a minute, folks.
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Speaker 1: Toss that around in your mouth a little bit, like
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Speaker 1: it's a a a vintage of wine and you see
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Speaker 1: that sour taste. Yeah, that's bad wine. Wine that is spoiled.
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Speaker 1: That's the taste that Bill Barr leaves in my mouth.
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Speaker 1: Attorney General William Barr personally questioned the last inmate to
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Speaker 1: share a cell with Jeffrey Epstein before the multi millionaire
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Speaker 1: pedophile sex offender died by suicide, allegedly, a source told
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Speaker 1: the New York Daily News. And this is just coming
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Speaker 1: out now. I shouldn't I mean not even I We
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Speaker 1: shouldn't be shocked considering Bar is no longer part of
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Speaker 1: the BORG, no longer part of the get along to
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Speaker 1: go along gang. So I'm sure that we'll start to
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Speaker 1: see some more leaks coming out now. Considering he doesn't
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Speaker 1: have the power to punish the people who are leaking
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Speaker 1: this stuff. But why wasn't this reported in the beginning.
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Speaker 1: We should have known from the jump that Bar was
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Speaker 1: doing personal interviews with these people. That doesn't strike you,
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Speaker 1: folks as something that's important. And I wonder if the
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Speaker 1: survivor's lawyer is even new. Probably not. We know that
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Speaker 1: the federal government don't give two shits. We know that
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Speaker 1: they operate however they want to operate. They don't follow
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Speaker 1: the rules, they don't follow the law. They just do
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Speaker 1: whatever they want, right, So who the hell knows what
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Speaker 1: Darth Barr was really up to. And I gotta tell you, folks,
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Speaker 1: the plot thickens here. If it was up to me
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Speaker 1: and I was a sitting Senator or a sitting congressman
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Speaker 1: or congresswoman, I would be subpoenaing sending a subpoena to
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Speaker 1: Darth Barr over this whole entire Jeffrey Epstein fiasco. Get
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Speaker 1: them under oath, sit them down, and let's see what
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Speaker 1: we really see. Because enough of the games, enough of
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Speaker 1: the bullshit. It is time for answers. You can have
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Speaker 1: your lap dogs in the media try and spin this
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Speaker 1: shit as a conspiracy theory and try and paint everybody
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Speaker 1: like some of the fantasists you see running around Twitter,
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Speaker 1: and that might you might think that's a good strategy,
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Speaker 1: but in reality, we're onto you, and no matter you
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Speaker 1: trying to frame things as a conspiracy theory or trying
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Speaker 1: to drop this information, the facts still remain. And until
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Speaker 1: those basic facts are answered, nobody is believing the bullshit
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Speaker 1: narrative you're trying to pump to us. Homie Epstein was
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Speaker 1: found hanging from cloth tied to a bed frame. Hanging.
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Speaker 1: That's not the proper way to explain it. Okay. When
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Speaker 1: you say hanging, that means like, you know, you hang
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Speaker 1: yourself from the ceiling. You know, you jump off of
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Speaker 1: a beam and you break your neck. Epstein hung himself
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Speaker 1: from that bed by leaning forward. Okay, let's not act
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Speaker 1: like he was hanging himself. Like we're in the eleven
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Speaker 1: hundreds and the Normans just came in to kick the
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Speaker 1: shit out of the Saxons. Epstein was found hanging from
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Speaker 1: cloth tied to a bed frame early on August tenth,
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Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, rocking the highest levels of the Justice Department.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm sure rocking the highest levels of the
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Speaker 1: Justice Department as if. Furthermore, I don't trust that the
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Speaker 1: Justice Department cares one way or the other. Who the
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Speaker 1: hell knows what they were doing during this time. Barr
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Speaker 1: was probably trying to formulate some sort of plan, some
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Speaker 1: lame brained plan to try and combat all of the
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Speaker 1: political nonsense going on. When they should have been focusing
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Speaker 1: on people like Jeffrey Epstein and bringing this criminal enterprise
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Speaker 1: to heal, they were busy playing touch ass in the park.
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Speaker 1: Remember that, folks, always keep that in mind. Investigator's attention
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Speaker 1: turned to ephrin stone Reis, who had been transferred out
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Speaker 1: of a cell he shared with Epstein the day before
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Speaker 1: the suicide at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Lower Manhattan.
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Speaker 1: Why would the attention turn to this guy. He was
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Speaker 1: not even in the cell when Epstein allegedly killed himself.
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Speaker 1: He was moved the day before. So all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: it's integral and important for Bill Barr to speak with
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Speaker 1: stone Reys, But it's not important for Barr to speak
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Speaker 1: with TARTAGLIONI personally see, it doesn't mesh up to me,
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Speaker 1: and it doesn't make sense. How can you say that
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Speaker 1: I have to speak with this stone Reus guy, but
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Speaker 1: Nose talks with Tartaglioni, considering that Epstein was assaulted in
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Speaker 1: that cell, either by himself, which is very hard to believe,
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Speaker 1: or by Tartaglioni. So how can you try and pitch
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Speaker 1: to me that speaking with stone Ray is more of
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Speaker 1: a pressing matter than speaking with TARTAGLIONI. Shouldn't you speak
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Speaker 1: with both of them if you're William barr unless, of course,
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Speaker 1: you have your own plan and your own motivations, which
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Speaker 1: is quite possible with a scuzzbag like mister Barr. Ray's
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Speaker 1: niece and other sources previously told The Daily News that
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Speaker 1: Reyes was moved to the privately run Queen's Detention Center,
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Speaker 1: which holds cooperating witnesses. And that's what I said from
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Speaker 1: the beginning, right, if you're going to put this guy
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Speaker 1: in a cell, Jeffrey Epstein, with another person, then it
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Speaker 1: has to be with a jailhouse rat. It has to
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Speaker 1: be with somebody who is not going to hurt this
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Speaker 1: man or attempt to hurt him because they have something
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Speaker 1: to lose too. How in the world can you justify
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Speaker 1: putting Tartaglioni in the cell with Epstein and then Reyes.
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Speaker 1: Look at Reyes what he was there for and how
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Speaker 1: he had some light at the end of the tunnel.
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Speaker 1: Then look at Tartaglioni and ask yourself, how do you
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Speaker 1: justify that decision? It is unjustifiable and I don't know
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Speaker 1: why it's not a bigger point of contention. But a
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Speaker 1: guy like Tartaglioni, Folks, he has nothing to lose facing
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Speaker 1: four homicides. Do you know what kind of cred he
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Speaker 1: would get on the main line in the yard if
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Speaker 1: he was the one who did assault Epstein? So what
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Speaker 1: does he have to lose? And what did the prison
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Speaker 1: system and Barr have to gain by putting Epstein in
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Speaker 1: the cell with him. Following Epstein's death, Reyes was pulled
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Speaker 1: from the privately run jail for frequent meetings with authorities.
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Speaker 1: According to a source. Following one of the meetings, Reyes
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Speaker 1: told the source that the Attorney General himself had asked
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Speaker 1: questions about the staff at mcc oh about the staff
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Speaker 1: at mcc huh, So what Bill Barr framing it to
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Speaker 1: try and put the pin jab on the guards? We
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Speaker 1: know that the two guards are the only ones facing
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Speaker 1: any federal charges here so far. Not their bosses, not
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Speaker 1: the stage in chief, not the division guy, not whoever
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Speaker 1: was the boss on duty, None of those people. Just
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Speaker 1: the two guards. And according to this report, Bill Barr
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Speaker 1: was concerned. Was That's what his concerns were when he
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Speaker 1: was talking to this inmate. Barr wanted to know about
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Speaker 1: what was going on in there. Barr told him, I
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Speaker 1: owe you a favor. Thank you for telling us the truth,
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Speaker 1: said the source, who became close friends with Reyes while
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Speaker 1: they were both held at the Queen's jail. So Barr's
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Speaker 1: in here flipping favors and shit showing up like, uh,
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Speaker 1: he's running the world. I owe you a favor, That's
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Speaker 1: what he tells Reyes. I am so glad Darth Barr
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Speaker 1: is no longer the Attorney general. Folk. Now, don't get
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Speaker 1: me wrong, I'm sure the next moron that gets trotted
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Speaker 1: up and sat in that position will be just as
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Speaker 1: much of a scumbag. Oh. I know there's a lot
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Speaker 1: of you out there that don't want to hear that, right.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of people out there that truly believe
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Speaker 1: that things are gonna be different this time around. Well,
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Speaker 1: consider me cynical, consider me taking a wait and see approach.
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Speaker 1: He said Barr was a good guy. Barr was nice
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Speaker 1: about it. He just wanted to know if inmates were
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Speaker 1: being mistreated what Reyes believed happened, just basically that he
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Speaker 1: told them everything. He cooperated with Barr. So Barr's just
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Speaker 1: asking him his opinion this inmate, this specific inmate. Huh,
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Speaker 1: why why Stone Reyes? Because he was the last man
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Speaker 1: with Jeffrey Epstein in the jail cell. His subordinates, meaning
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Speaker 1: Barr's subordinates, couldn't have done this interview. What was so
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Speaker 1: important that Darth Bar had to arouse himself from trying
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Speaker 1: to step on the constitution elsewhere to come and get
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Speaker 1: his fingers dirty over here. That's really the question. What
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Speaker 1: would motivate a sitting ag to interview a witness in
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Speaker 1: a case like this. The unusual sit down between the
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Speaker 1: country's former top law enforcement official and the cooperator who
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Speaker 1: confessed to participating in a drug ring at a Bronx
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Speaker 1: housing project illustrates the significance of the fed's failure in
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Speaker 1: the Epstein case. So I think that that's a pretty
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Speaker 1: accurate statement. We know that there was big failures here,
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Speaker 1: all over the system. We know that Bar was a failure.
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Speaker 1: We know that Donald Trump was a failure. You know
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Speaker 1: how I feel about. The buck stops here. And if
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Speaker 1: you're the boss, you're a Trump, You're a bar And
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Speaker 1: this happens on your watch. The buck stops with you.
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Speaker 1: And they were negligent. Nobody fixed the situation. Nobody came
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Speaker 1: riding to the rescue or even showed like they were
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Speaker 1: even that concerned. Just another sad situation to be filed
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Speaker 1: under mistakes and let's move on. That's what they want
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Speaker 1: to do. That's what they always want to do. And
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Speaker 1: the government's no different than these big businesses who don't
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Speaker 1: want a little egg on their face, who are in
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Speaker 1: cover your ass mode. That's where the government's at too. Remember,
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Speaker 1: the government's nothing more than a gigantic business. The whole
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Speaker 1: entire country is nothing more than a giant company. And
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Speaker 1: these politicians are the executives. And just like the executives
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Speaker 1: in the Financial District and the executives for these other
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Speaker 1: big companies, these people are also corrupt. A Justice Department
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Speaker 1: spokesman declined comment. The New York Times reported weeks after
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Speaker 1: Epstein's death that Borrow was personally overseeing four inquiries into
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Speaker 1: Epstein's a led suicide. Baris said he was livid after
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Speaker 1: the death. Oh I'm sure you were. I'm sure you
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Speaker 1: were just completely an utterly gutted, Darth Barr. Oh, not
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Speaker 1: because Jeffrey Epstein was dead, but because you guys lost
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Speaker 1: an asset. All right, all right, I'm being facetious, but
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Speaker 1: you get the drift, right. I don't believe that Barr
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Speaker 1: was incensd over this. If you were so worried about
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Speaker 1: the treatment that these prisoners were getting in jail, and
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Speaker 1: you were so worried about Jeffrey Epstein's well being while
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Speaker 1: he was in jail, you would have taken a more
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Speaker 1: active role from the very beginning. Don't be reactive, be proactive.
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Speaker 1: I shouldn't have to tell you that, mister fancy lawyer.
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Speaker 1: In fact, the Attorney General personally interviewed Jeffrey Jeffrey's prison
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Speaker 1: drug dealing roommate. That would be a real jaw dropper.
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Speaker 1: There are only a million levels between the AG and
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Speaker 1: the FBI agent who should have done the interview. I
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Speaker 1: am exaggerating only a little. Epstein's attorney, Read Wineingarten, wrote
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Speaker 1: in an email to the Daily News. If it is true,
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Speaker 1: the question is why in the world was bar so
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Speaker 1: personally interested in what happened to my client? And again,
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Speaker 1: I'm certainly not a fan of red wingarten right, but
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Speaker 1: he's absolutely right here. Why is William Barr taking such
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Speaker 1: a heavy handed approach here? Why is he being so involved?
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Speaker 1: Why does he have to have his fat, dirty fingers
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Speaker 1: in the pie? What's he trying to muck up? What's
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Speaker 1: he trying to hide? What's he doing? I want a
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Speaker 1: full accounting, subpoena him, bring him in front of the
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Speaker 1: Senate and put him under oath, and let's get a
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Speaker 1: full accounting of what he knows, what he saw, and
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Speaker 1: what he was involved in, because folks, I don't trust
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Speaker 1: Darth Barr as far as I can throw him, and
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Speaker 1: his fat ass isn't getting thrown very far. Two MCC
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Speaker 1: correctional officers, Tovin Noel and Michael Thomas have pleaded not
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Speaker 1: guilty to sleeping on the job and falsifying records the
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Speaker 1: night of the suicide. Sleeping on the job. The whole
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Speaker 1: entire government's been asleep at the wheel for at least
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Speaker 1: the past twelve years, So why don't we bring them
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Speaker 1: all up on charges. Huh. I mean, if we're going
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Speaker 1: that route, An attorney for Thomas Montel Figgins told The
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Speaker 1: Daily News he wouldn't be surprised if bar directly questioned
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Speaker 1: reyis given how the case was handled by the Justice Department,
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Speaker 1: He's not wrong. It was handled like shit. The whole
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Speaker 1: entire thing was garbage. The way they've handled it his garbage.
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Speaker 1: The way they have told the public about it is garbage.
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Speaker 1: And the way they continue to play games is garbage.
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Speaker 1: So what's going to break here? Is there going to
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Speaker 1: be a breaking point finally where one of our congressmen
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Speaker 1: or women or senators has the courage and the backbone
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Speaker 1: to stand up and demand action be taken? Can hear?
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Speaker 1: I really hope? So? The News exclusively identified Rayes as
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Speaker 1: Epstein's final cell mate last month. The fifty one year
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Speaker 1: old caught coronavirus at the Queen's detention facility earlier this year,
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Speaker 1: was released in April, and died last month at his
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Speaker 1: mother's Bronx apartment. Well that's sad, right, honestly. I mean,
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Speaker 1: dude just gets out of jail, was in for a
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Speaker 1: drug charge, catches the VID, then dies last month at
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Speaker 1: his mom's house. So that's definitely not a good situation, right,
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Speaker 1: So definitely want to give some thoughts and prayers to
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Speaker 1: the family of mister Reyes. Shit ain't can't be easy,
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Speaker 1: and my heart definitely goes out to people who are
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Speaker 1: losing loved ones during this time. It's crazy, crazy, rough. Look,
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Speaker 1: we got a lot of crazy stuff going on, folks,
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Speaker 1: and there's a lot of reasons for us to go
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Speaker 1: crazy and become unhinged. But we have to try and
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Speaker 1: be measured and we have to try and take each
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Speaker 1: one of these situations as as they are and not
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Speaker 1: try and get too crazy by you know, overloading ourselves.
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Speaker 1: But we're in a crazy situation right now. And the
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Speaker 1: fact that Bill Barr was speaking to this man, mister
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Speaker 1: Rees is I can't even put into words, how against
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Speaker 1: not even policy but standard procedure that this is.
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Speaker 1: On the source contact of The Daily News seeking to
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Speaker 1: dispel conspiracy theories that Reyes had something to do with Epstein.
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Speaker 1: The source said Reyes was deeply troubled by the suicide
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Speaker 1: and did not hesitate to help investigators. I don't think Reyes,
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Speaker 1: Let's be very clear, folks, I don't think mister Reis
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Speaker 1: had anything to do with Jeffrey Epstein's death, not one
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Speaker 1: thing at all. I think that it is highly likely, however,
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Speaker 1: that Tartaglione assaulted Epstein during the first attempted alleged suicide.
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Speaker 1: And I don't have direct evidence of that, right I don't.
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Speaker 1: But again, two plus two equals four where I'm from,
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Speaker 1: and I know people like tartag Leoni. I know how
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Speaker 1: I know their chemical makeup. I know how they're built,
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Speaker 1: and I know that they're playing the game for the
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Speaker 1: long haul. He understands what's at stake, and if he
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Speaker 1: could get involved with something like this, hit Epstein or
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Speaker 1: even beat Epstein up and threaten him and tell him, look,
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Speaker 1: if you don't kill yourself, where going to kill you?
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Speaker 1: Something like that couldn't have occurred. Of course it could have,
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Speaker 1: but you don't even see that sort of that story,
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Speaker 1: sort of storyline even talked about by the legacy media.
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Speaker 1: With the Epstein thing, he was dealing with it. He
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Speaker 1: was having nightmares. The source said. He thought, if you
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Speaker 1: would have stayed a little longer, maybe he wouldn't have
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Speaker 1: did what he did. The whole time, he would tell Epstein,
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Speaker 1: don't do that in the cell. I don't need you
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Speaker 1: doing that, don't need that on my conscience. I can't
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Speaker 1: blame them. I mean, imagine you get stuck in a
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Speaker 1: cell with Jeffrey effing Epstein, I mean, holy Toledo, and
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Speaker 1: not only are you in the cell with him, you
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Speaker 1: gotta worry about this guy being clipped or clipping himself
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Speaker 1: or whatever it may be. Yeah, I'll pass on having
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Speaker 1: all that stress. The source recalled a conversation between Reyes
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Speaker 1: and Epstein. Stone would be like, what's it like having
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Speaker 1: all that money, The source said. Epstein just said he's
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Speaker 1: had a good life. He was very blessed. The Bronx
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Speaker 1: drug dealer and Cony Island born sex offender worth six
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Speaker 1: hundred and thirty four million dollars overcame their differences. Reyes
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Speaker 1: struggled with sleep due to drug addiction. Epstein preferred to
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Speaker 1: be asleep by ten pm, the source said, so the
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Speaker 1: financier pedophile supplied Reyes with drugs that cost five hundred
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Speaker 1: a pop to put him to sleep. The source believed
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Speaker 1: the drug was suboxen. So, Jeffrey Epstein's in jail and
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Speaker 1: he's getting favors and getting favorable treatment and building relationships
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Speaker 1: with other inmates by getting them drugs at five hundred,
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Speaker 1: five hundred bucks a pop. That's a serious investment for
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Speaker 1: a subox on folks street value of like ten bucks.
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Speaker 1: What do you need? How can I help you so
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Speaker 1: you can go to bed and turn the lights out?
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Speaker 1: Epstein said. According to the source close to Reis, he
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Speaker 1: paid for stuff for him to keep him occupied. You know,
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Speaker 1: he had his problems with drugs. He had bragg that
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Speaker 1: Jeff spent five hundred and another five hundred so we'd
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Speaker 1: go to bed early. So basically Epstein was buying this
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Speaker 1: dude drug so he would pass out, so he turned
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Speaker 1: the lights off so Epstein could go to sleep. That's
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Speaker 1: what it looks like. Or Epstein was doing it with
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Speaker 1: other things in mind, hoping to buy friendship from this
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Speaker 1: dude later on down the road and then hopefully loyalty.
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Speaker 1: It's the same blueprint Epstein laid out and used throughout
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Speaker 1: his career as a criminal. MCC has a well established
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Speaker 1: reputation of being overrun with contraband. The source, who also
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Speaker 1: came down with COVID nineteen at the private jail, had
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Speaker 1: no doubt reyes demise was connected to the effects of coronavirus.
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Speaker 1: With Stone. He would constantly say, I don't feel the same,
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Speaker 1: I don't feel right, I don't move the right way.
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Speaker 1: No more of the source said, you see people saying
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Speaker 1: conspiracy things. No, he got COVID. He was having lung issues.
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Speaker 1: He would cough all the time. So I know there'll
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Speaker 1: be a lot of people that want to make the
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Speaker 1: leap right. Oh, Reyes was killed because of his connections
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Speaker 1: with Epstein, and look, I don't know really, right, none
22:34
Speaker 1: of us do. But I think that the more likely
22:38
Speaker 1: scenario is Reyes died due to complications via COVID. He
22:43
Speaker 1: probably had comorbidities, he was a drug user, probably wasn't
22:47
Speaker 1: that healthy of a guy, and after the virus racked
22:50
Speaker 1: his body, he wasn't able to recover. That is the
22:52
Speaker 1: likeliest of outcomes. Could it be something else, of course,
22:56
Speaker 1: you know me, I don't close the door on anything here, folks,
22:58
Speaker 1: until we have the evidence. As coronavirus ravaged the Queen's
23:04
Speaker 1: detention facility earlier this year, GEL staffers gave inmates, including
23:09
Speaker 1: Reyes and the Source, take out from Popeye's Chicken and
23:12
Speaker 1: expanded the number of channels available on television. The Source recalled,
23:16
Speaker 1: I'm okay with that. Actually. I know there's a lot
23:20
Speaker 1: of people out there that aren't okay with that, But look,
23:23
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, these are human beings, right,
23:26
Speaker 1: And if you're not in prison for vile crimes such
23:30
Speaker 1: as rape and murder and shit like that, I don't
23:33
Speaker 1: mind a few extra channels during a pandemic or something.
23:37
Speaker 1: You know, maybe I'm soft hearted, maybe in my old age,
23:40
Speaker 1: I'm soft, or maybe the fact that I know so
23:42
Speaker 1: many people who have been to prison have made me
23:45
Speaker 1: soft and understand things from a different perspective. But let's
23:49
Speaker 1: try and remember at the end of the day, people
23:51
Speaker 1: are people, right, and we have to have at least
23:54
Speaker 1: basic human compassion or we can turn into the monsters
23:59
Speaker 1: that we hate so much. At one point, Reyes and
24:04
Speaker 1: the source watched a documentary about Epstein, who was able
24:07
Speaker 1: to cultivate relationships with some of the most powerful men
24:10
Speaker 1: in the world while allegedly running an international child sex
24:14
Speaker 1: trafficking scheme. Well that's interesting they were able to watch
24:18
Speaker 1: a documentary on Epstein. Huh, all right? Reyes was like,
24:22
Speaker 1: I just didn't see that from him. I didn't see
24:25
Speaker 1: that side of him. I never pictured him being with
24:27
Speaker 1: young girls. Some guys like that are creepy, the sources
24:30
Speaker 1: were called. He said he never really got that side
24:33
Speaker 1: of Epstein, like he was someone who took advantage of girls.
24:36
Speaker 1: But we all have our secrets, you know, you never
24:39
Speaker 1: know he's right about that. How many times do I
24:42
Speaker 1: say it? We all have different faces. And if you've
24:46
Speaker 1: ever read the book Swan Song by Robert McCammon, he
24:50
Speaker 1: put that into perfect view in that book. In that book,
24:54
Speaker 1: people were afflicted with something called Job's mask, and your
24:58
Speaker 1: face was completely he corroded and had this growth grow
25:02
Speaker 1: over your whole entire head. And then when the Job's
25:06
Speaker 1: mask finally broke, it revealed your true face. And I
25:12
Speaker 1: think that's a good analogy for what we have in
25:14
Speaker 1: the real world. Right everybody's living secret lives. It seems
25:18
Speaker 1: like all of these people anyway, and everybody has two faces,
25:21
Speaker 1: the faces they show the public and the face they
25:24
Speaker 1: show in private. And it's no different with Jeffrey Epstein.
25:29
Speaker 1: He was able to hide who he was. He was
25:30
Speaker 1: able to connive, and he was able to manipulate, and
25:33
Speaker 1: he was able to leverage people and relationships because of
25:38
Speaker 1: all of his money, his wealth, and all of the
25:41
Speaker 1: connections he had already made. And that, my friends, is
25:45
Speaker 1: how Jeffrey Epstein was able to be the puppeteer. The
25:52
Speaker 1: real question remains, why, on God's green Earth, with the
25:57
Speaker 1: highest law man in the land sit down with Jeffrey
26:01
Speaker 1: Epstein's last cellmate for an interview. Why would the Attorney
26:08
Speaker 1: General of the United States be conducting the work of
26:13
Speaker 1: a field agent. Why is Bill Barr mister darth Barr
26:23
Speaker 1: the only one to have seen the so called video
26:26
Speaker 1: footage that they had. I think it's time, folks, it's
26:32
Speaker 1: time for a full audit of what occurred here. It's
26:37
Speaker 1: time for Senate hearings, and it's time for the Congress
26:41
Speaker 1: to convene and figure out just exactly what went wrong
26:48
Speaker 1: and who, if anyone, should be held responsible for the ridiculous,
26:55
Speaker 1: ridiculousness that occurred in that jail cell on that day,
26:59
Speaker 1: because it is unacceptable and the fact that William Darthbarr
27:07
Speaker 1: thinks that anyone is going to believe him and just
27:11
Speaker 1: close the door on this is laughable at best. So
27:18
Speaker 1: my question to you, folks is this, why do you
27:22
Speaker 1: think the nation's top lawman would sit down with mister
27:27
Speaker 1: stone Reyis for a one on one interview. Shoot me
27:34
Speaker 1: some emails, let me know, hit me up on Twitter,
27:37
Speaker 1: let me know what you folks think, because this right
27:41
Speaker 1: here is not how it's supposed to go down. This
27:43
Speaker 1: isn't procedure. And I'll tell you what, we as taxpayers,
27:50
Speaker 1: as citizens, we deserve some answers. If you'd like to
27:55
Speaker 1: contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuci at
27:58
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28:02
Speaker 1: Cci at protonmeil dot com. You can also find me
28:07
Speaker 1: on Twitter at Bobby Underscore cap u Cci. All of
28:14
Speaker 1: the links that go with this episode can be found
28:17
Speaker 1: in the description box. And we talked about a gentleman
28:21
Speaker 1: named Bill Mercy on the show a couple of months ago,
28:25
Speaker 1: and he was a companion of sorts of Jeffrey Epstein's
28:28
Speaker 1: while he was in the MCC. Now, as usual, whenever
28:32
Speaker 1: we cover a story and then they have an update
28:36
Speaker 1: on that story or they rerun that story and add
28:40
Speaker 1: some details, I like to cover it here on the
28:42
Speaker 1: podcast so that we can add it to our catalog.
28:46
Speaker 1: And what's interesting here is in this article, Bill Mercy
28:50
Speaker 1: again talks about how Jeffrey Epstein was not depressed before
28:55
Speaker 1: he committed suicide allegedly. And now that's the third or
28:59
Speaker 1: fourth person and fourth person who has come out and
29:01
Speaker 1: said that Epstein was not depressed leading up to his suicide.
29:05
Speaker 1: So again, what it does It throws into question the
29:08
Speaker 1: official narrative that has been placed before us. It makes
29:12
Speaker 1: us question what the truth really is. We have all
29:16
Speaker 1: of these people coming out saying Epstein was not depressed,
29:19
Speaker 1: he was not suicidal, et cetera, et cetera. And then
29:22
Speaker 1: on the other side, we have Bill Barr telling us, well,
29:26
Speaker 1: believe me, I'm what I'm saying here. I saw the video. Okay,
29:30
Speaker 1: well that's fine, and well we don't believe you. I'll
29:32
Speaker 1: just state that right up front, sir. How about we
29:34
Speaker 1: see that video. How about we take a nice, good
29:37
Speaker 1: long look at that video for ourselves after an independent
29:42
Speaker 1: analyst takes a look at it to make sure it
29:44
Speaker 1: hasn't been doctorate of course, because we know that's not
29:47
Speaker 1: above these people. So there's been a lot of questions. Okay,
29:53
Speaker 1: there's a lot of holes in the official narrative, and
29:57
Speaker 1: some folks, some media outlets, don't like when those questions
30:01
Speaker 1: are asked. The second you ask some kind of question
30:03
Speaker 1: that doesn't fit their narrative, well now you're a conspiracy theorist.
30:07
Speaker 1: Now you're wearing a tinfoil hat, when in reality, the
30:11
Speaker 1: media is just not doing their jobs. So this again,
30:16
Speaker 1: this will add, you know, a little more context to
30:18
Speaker 1: what we already know about Bill Mercy. And maybe you know,
30:22
Speaker 1: some people who had just started listening to the podcast
30:24
Speaker 1: recently had missed that episode. So it's a good refresher call.
30:27
Speaker 1: Of course, there's really not too much other news going
30:30
Speaker 1: on in the case right now. We're kind of at
30:32
Speaker 1: a standstill because obviously the coronavirus is, you know, state,
30:37
Speaker 1: it's it's it's something that's important. So it's it's the
30:40
Speaker 1: thing that's in the headlines right now. But it's important
30:43
Speaker 1: to add context when we can add context to our
30:47
Speaker 1: study of Jeffrey Epstein. So this article will do a
30:50
Speaker 1: little bit of that. Like I said, this article is
30:54
Speaker 1: from Fox News and the there's no author, excuse me,
30:58
Speaker 1: there is. Matt London wrote this article for Fox Nation
31:02
Speaker 1: and the headline is inmate who monitor Jeffrey Epstein on
31:05
Speaker 1: Suicide Watch speaks out. A former prisoner who apparently spent
31:10
Speaker 1: hours talking to now deceased sex offender and accused sex
31:13
Speaker 1: trafficker Jeffrey Epstein before his mysterious death is speaking out
31:17
Speaker 1: in a new Fox Nation documentary. Again. We covered mister
31:22
Speaker 1: Mercy when he first came out a couple of months ago.
31:24
Speaker 1: I believe it was a Daily Mail article. We've read
31:27
Speaker 1: so many it could be a different outlet, but I
31:30
Speaker 1: believe it was the Daily Mail, and we discussed a
31:33
Speaker 1: lot of things that Mercy was involved in when it
31:36
Speaker 1: came to Jeffrey Epstein and keeping an eye on him.
31:40
Speaker 1: And Mercy said then that Jeffrey Epstein wasn't depressed, And
31:44
Speaker 1: he says it again here in this article, and for
31:48
Speaker 1: our investigation and for us looking at the bigger picture,
31:51
Speaker 1: it's important to have another person on record saying that
31:55
Speaker 1: Epstein was not, in fact depressed. Bill Mercy met the
32:01
Speaker 1: disgraced financier pedophile while they were incarcerated at the Metropolitan
32:06
Speaker 1: Correctional Center in New York City in twenty nineteen. Mercy
32:10
Speaker 1: was serving a year long sentence for tax evasion. Sixty
32:14
Speaker 1: six year old Epstein faced up to forty five years
32:16
Speaker 1: in prison if he was found guilty on charges of
32:19
Speaker 1: sex trafficking and sex trafficking conspiracy. This is important too
32:23
Speaker 1: to remember now Mercy was serving a six year serving
32:28
Speaker 1: a year long sentence for tax evasion right now. This
32:31
Speaker 1: is the kind of guy that you would expect to
32:33
Speaker 1: be paired up with Jeffrey Epstein. This is the kind
32:36
Speaker 1: of guy that you would even expect to maybe even
32:38
Speaker 1: share a cell with Jeffrey Epstein. Why was Nicholas Tartaglioni
32:45
Speaker 1: sharing a cell with Jeffrey Epstein, a man that was
32:49
Speaker 1: charged with four murders. This is the man that you
32:52
Speaker 1: put Jeffrey Epstein into a cell with. Instead of having
32:56
Speaker 1: him as a cellmate of somebody like mister Mercy here,
32:59
Speaker 1: they have him in there with TARTAGLIONI. Ask yourselves, why
33:03
Speaker 1: why would they do that? Why would he be put
33:05
Speaker 1: in there with Tartaglioni. Now, don't get me wrong, after
33:08
Speaker 1: the trial, after Epstein would have would have spilled the
33:11
Speaker 1: beans and the survivors would have got their justice. I
33:15
Speaker 1: would have maintained that he should have been put in
33:17
Speaker 1: general population. Just put him on in general pop and
33:21
Speaker 1: you know, we'll see what occurs. He shouldn't have any
33:23
Speaker 1: special you know, safety afforded to him just because why
33:27
Speaker 1: he was famous. Not sorry, general population. But while he
33:30
Speaker 1: was awaiting trial, he should have been handled with kid gloves.
33:34
Speaker 1: He should have been handled as the prize possession that
33:37
Speaker 1: he was. But instead you're putting him in a cell
33:39
Speaker 1: with Nicholas Tartaglioni. And then after the so called suicide attempt,
33:44
Speaker 1: now you put him with the white collar crime guy.
33:47
Speaker 1: Now you put him with the dude that's there for
33:49
Speaker 1: tax evasion. Why was he with Tartaglioni at all in
33:52
Speaker 1: the first place, and why wasn't he just with Mercy
33:55
Speaker 1: for the whole entire time. When I got to the end,
34:00
Speaker 1: the first thing, I knew it was going to be
34:02
Speaker 1: really boring, Mercy told Fox Nation. In the new documentary
34:05
Speaker 1: The Final Hours of Jeffrey Epstein, the New York Natives
34:09
Speaker 1: said he decided to sign up for the Inmate Companion Watch,
34:12
Speaker 1: which is a suicide prevention program that pairs at risk
34:16
Speaker 1: inmates with fellow prisoners. Now, mind you, this was after
34:19
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein's first alleged suicide attempt, where there were reports
34:24
Speaker 1: that he told his lawyers that he was assaulted. So
34:28
Speaker 1: take that into account as well as the fact that
34:31
Speaker 1: people have come out and said that he was not suicidal,
34:33
Speaker 1: that he was not depressed, and well, again it leaves
34:37
Speaker 1: us questioning the official narrative. The responsibilities of Suicide Watch
34:44
Speaker 1: was essentially to be alert for four hours, sit in
34:47
Speaker 1: front of a window across from one inmate that you're watching,
34:50
Speaker 1: said Mercy, and write down every fifteen minutes what's going on.
34:53
Speaker 1: So he's basically working as a companion right, He's sitting
34:56
Speaker 1: across the window from him, having conversation with Epstein, taking
35:00
Speaker 1: some notes, making sure that Epstein isn't going to hurt himself, etc.
35:04
Speaker 1: Et cetera. Epstein's first alleged suicide attempt occurred on July
35:11
Speaker 1: twenty third, and he was reportedly found unconscious in his
35:14
Speaker 1: cell with marks around his neck. Mercy was assigned to
35:18
Speaker 1: monitor the very high profile, at risk inmate. We had
35:21
Speaker 1: normal guy conversations, a lot of sports, a lot of crime,
35:25
Speaker 1: tons of crime, he recalled. The majority of the conversations
35:28
Speaker 1: were first and foremost about his safety and had to
35:31
Speaker 1: handle prison over and over again. Now, why would he
35:35
Speaker 1: be so conscientious about his safety in prison if he
35:38
Speaker 1: planned to kill himself. Why would he be so worried
35:41
Speaker 1: about making sure that he isn't assaulted or beat up
35:43
Speaker 1: in prison? If he is going to kill himself, Why
35:46
Speaker 1: would that even be on his mind. Wouldn't you be
35:48
Speaker 1: focused on the task at hand. Wouldn't you be focused
35:51
Speaker 1: on killing yourself? You're not worried about getting assaulted or
35:54
Speaker 1: beat up later on down the road if your plans
35:56
Speaker 1: are to kill yourself. He solicited advice on how to
36:02
Speaker 1: handle the general population. He thought that intimidation was going
36:05
Speaker 1: to be a problem, and it would have been. But
36:07
Speaker 1: if Epstein would have greased the right palms, even in prison,
36:11
Speaker 1: if he pays enough money to the white nationalists in prison,
36:15
Speaker 1: or the Mexican cartels, or whoever it may be, he
36:19
Speaker 1: can get the protection that he needs so he doesn't
36:21
Speaker 1: get beat up or assaulted in prison. Even a sick
36:24
Speaker 1: bastard like Epstein, who is usually prey inside of prison,
36:28
Speaker 1: can buy his way out of it. Folks. Let's be honest.
36:31
Speaker 1: Let's be honest here, all right. These aren't the actions
36:34
Speaker 1: of a man who looks suicidal to me, that is
36:37
Speaker 1: my opinion. Mercy told Fox Nation that Epstein didn't appear
36:43
Speaker 1: to be suicidal, even though his circumstances were clearly weighing
36:46
Speaker 1: on him. He was not depressed, although I would have
36:49
Speaker 1: conversation with conversations with him and every so often he
36:52
Speaker 1: sort of drift off, and I'd go, ah, he's thinking
36:54
Speaker 1: about the ship storm he's in the middle of. Yeah,
36:57
Speaker 1: who wouldn't be thinking that, right? I mean, I know
37:00
Speaker 1: if I was sitting in jail, waiting on a prison sentence,
37:03
Speaker 1: knowing that I'm guilty as sin, knowing that I'm certainly
37:06
Speaker 1: going to do big time for this. Of course you'd be,
37:09
Speaker 1: you'd be, you know, your mind will be wandering a
37:11
Speaker 1: little bit, wondering what the future holds. And you know,
37:15
Speaker 1: that's exactly what I'm sure was going on with Jeffrey Epstein.
37:18
Speaker 1: What I'm saying here, folks, is this guy does not
37:20
Speaker 1: look like somebody who is suicidal to me, especially in
37:24
Speaker 1: light of everything that we now know, at all the
37:26
Speaker 1: people who have come forward and who have said that
37:29
Speaker 1: he is not suicidal. He was not depressed. So again,
37:33
Speaker 1: what it does is it punches more holes in the
37:35
Speaker 1: official narrative, and it leads us to ask more questions.
37:41
Speaker 1: He was not depressed. Oh no, past to excuse me
37:44
Speaker 1: as if being in the MCC wasn't bad enough, It
37:47
Speaker 1: doesn't get worse than being a child molester or a
37:49
Speaker 1: pedophile in the federal prison system, said Fox News National
37:53
Speaker 1: correspondent Brian Lanis, who closely covered the Epstein saga. I
37:58
Speaker 1: can tell you that that is a fact. I've never
38:00
Speaker 1: been to prison or jail, even myself, but I have
38:03
Speaker 1: several friends and people that are close to me that
38:06
Speaker 1: did sir a federal time. And I'm telling you right now,
38:09
Speaker 1: you show up there as a child molester, a pedophile,
38:13
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera. You are not going to be
38:16
Speaker 1: in for a good time if you're in general population.
38:18
Speaker 1: In fact, the chances are you will be assaulted and
38:23
Speaker 1: perhaps to a point where you are in seriously bad
38:27
Speaker 1: condition or even killed. They don't take kindly to this
38:30
Speaker 1: kind of thing in general population. But Epstein wasn't gonna
38:33
Speaker 1: get general population anyway. He was gonna get put in
38:36
Speaker 1: the shoe protective housing. Jeffrey Epstein was a famous pedophile,
38:42
Speaker 1: explained Linus. Everyone knew he was going to be targeted ostracized,
38:46
Speaker 1: and he feared for his life for good reason. So
38:49
Speaker 1: he's feared for his life, so he just decided to
38:52
Speaker 1: kill himself instead. That's not the kind of guy Jeffrey
38:54
Speaker 1: Epstein was. He would have found an out in this situation.
38:57
Speaker 1: He would have paid other inmates. He would have paid
39:00
Speaker 1: people to protect him. There are other ways to go
39:02
Speaker 1: about this than killing yourself. Less than one month later,
39:11
Speaker 1: according to a New York City medical examiner's autopsy, Epstein
39:14
Speaker 1: succeeded in killing himself by hanging himself in his jail cell. Allegedly,
39:19
Speaker 1: Epstein's brother Mark hired renowned forensic pathologist and Fox News
39:23
Speaker 1: contributor doctor Michael Boden to be present for Jeffrey Epstein's
39:27
Speaker 1: autopsy and conduct his own investigation into the death. I
39:31
Speaker 1: would have done the same thing if it was my
39:33
Speaker 1: family member, even if it was a sixth bastard, a
39:35
Speaker 1: sick oh pedophile. Right, you have to go through all
39:38
Speaker 1: of the steps. You have to make sure all the
39:40
Speaker 1: boxes are checked for whatever sort of you know, investigation
39:44
Speaker 1: that you and your family deem is appropriate. The forensic
39:51
Speaker 1: evidence thus far points to the more likely homicide death
39:54
Speaker 1: than suicidal death, doctor Boden told Fox Nation, but that
39:58
Speaker 1: can't be concluded until efficient evidence comes forth. I think
40:02
Speaker 1: there was a rush to judgment here that the possibility
40:05
Speaker 1: of homicide has to be fully looked into. Yeah, well,
40:09
Speaker 1: we know that all sorts of protocol were broken was
40:12
Speaker 1: broken that night. We know that pictures weren't taken of
40:15
Speaker 1: the cell, We know that the body was moved, we
40:16
Speaker 1: know that the cameras didn't work, and we know that
40:19
Speaker 1: four or five people now have come forward and said
40:21
Speaker 1: the man was not suicidal. So of course it needs
40:24
Speaker 1: to be fully looked into. It needs to be treated
40:27
Speaker 1: as a homicide until proven otherwise. That's how that's how
40:30
Speaker 1: this stuff happens in jail. Anyway, if there's a suicide,
40:33
Speaker 1: it's treated as if it was a homicide. They treated
40:35
Speaker 1: it as a case of, you know, of death, that is,
40:40
Speaker 1: we don't have an answer for right an undisclosed cause
40:44
Speaker 1: of death until they do an investigation, even if they
40:46
Speaker 1: know it's a hanging. Several individuals in the Fox News
40:52
Speaker 1: Nation documentary expressed skepticism that Epstein would have been physically
40:56
Speaker 1: capable of killing himself in his cell. Mercy is not
40:59
Speaker 1: one of them. He had enough space to hang himself.
41:02
Speaker 1: The bunk beds get pretty high, so you could rig
41:05
Speaker 1: something up and you could kill yourself, he told Fox Nation. Well,
41:08
Speaker 1: you might be able to kill yourself, but it's a
41:10
Speaker 1: soft hanging then, and you're not going to break your
41:12
Speaker 1: highwaid bone and you're not gonna have all of the
41:14
Speaker 1: damage Epstein had in his neck, according to doctor Bowden.
41:19
Speaker 1: The Final Hours of Jeffrey Epstein, available exclusively on Fox Nation,
41:22
Speaker 1: delved into all of the outstanding questions surrounding Epstein's death,
41:27
Speaker 1: including what Mercy was said he was told by another
41:31
Speaker 1: inmate who claimed to be in the cell next to
41:34
Speaker 1: Epstein the night he died. So look, folks, there is
41:37
Speaker 1: still a whole bunch we do not know about Jeffrey
41:41
Speaker 1: Epstein's alleged suicide the night of death in that jail cell.
41:45
Speaker 1: None of us know what really happened. None of us know.
41:48
Speaker 1: But the fact of the matter is the evidence certainly
41:51
Speaker 1: does not support the official narrative. And until we have
41:55
Speaker 1: hard evidence from you know, the Justice Department, the people
41:59
Speaker 1: that we pay their salaries, and you know, people that
42:02
Speaker 1: are responsible supposedly to the citizens of the country, until
42:06
Speaker 1: we have them coming forward in a transparent manner and
42:09
Speaker 1: providing the video that mister Barr supposedly has seen, then
42:13
Speaker 1: there are going to be questions. People are going to
42:15
Speaker 1: ask questions, people are going to want answers. And yet
42:19
Speaker 1: we have not seen any of that from the authorities.
42:23
Speaker 1: We have not seen them come forward and attempt to
42:25
Speaker 1: even provide any answers. Besides, believe me, this is what
42:30
Speaker 1: I saw. You need to believe what I'm telling you,
42:32
Speaker 1: And that's not going to fly anymore. It's not going
42:35
Speaker 1: to fly. We have zero reason to believe anything these
42:39
Speaker 1: people are telling us at this point. And I'm gonna
42:42
Speaker 1: go on being a skeptic of the government's narrative until
42:45
Speaker 1: they provide evidence. Like I've said from the very beginning
42:48
Speaker 1: on this podcast, folks, I don't believe all men. I
42:51
Speaker 1: don't believe all women. I don't believe all anything. I
42:54
Speaker 1: believe evidence. I follow evidence, and that is how I
42:58
Speaker 1: come to my conclusion. And if that new evidence is
43:02
Speaker 1: provided throughout well, I will reevaluate my opinions. But until
43:08
Speaker 1: that occurs, my opinion stands that something real, fricking funky
43:13
Speaker 1: went on in that jail that night. That's a whole
43:16
Speaker 1: lot of coincidence you're asking me to accept, and I
43:19
Speaker 1: am not willing to do so. I am not willing
43:21
Speaker 1: to accept that it was just the perfect storm and
43:24
Speaker 1: that we had all of this coincidental behavior occurring at
43:28
Speaker 1: the same time that Jeffrey Epstein's supposedly killing himself. Until
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Speaker 1: I'm provided with information that proves the narrative that they're
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Speaker 1: throwing at us, that Barr would like us to believe,
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Speaker 1: and that the Department of Corrections would like us to believe.
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Speaker 1: Until they can prove their narrative, I'm not giving it
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Speaker 1: any credence At this point. This is still an open
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Speaker 1: investigation as far as I'm concerned, and we need to
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Speaker 1: have all of the pertinent information before we can go
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Speaker 1: one way or the other and say for sure what
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Speaker 1: truly happened in that jail cell. And that's where I
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Speaker 1: stand on this, folks. That's where I've always stood, and
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Speaker 1: I am willing to bend as the evidence becomes available.
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Speaker 1: Until then, my reaction and my feeling on the matter is,
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Speaker 1: I have a hard time believing that Jeffrey Epstein killed
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Speaker 1: himself in that jail cell. I'm sorry, folks, I just
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Speaker 1: have a hard time believing it. There's just too much
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Speaker 1: going on around the whole entire episode for me to
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Speaker 1: blindly believe it. So again, if I'm provided with evidence
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Speaker 1: that proves that Bill Barr isn't bs in us, that
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Speaker 1: that tape is legit, that it's been seen, that it
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Speaker 1: hasn't been altered, then I'm willing to sit down and
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Speaker 1: take a better look at their narrative and say, all right, well,
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Speaker 1: maybe he did kill himself. Maybe he was so scared
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Speaker 1: of what was coming down the pipe that he did
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Speaker 1: kill himself. That's what they want us to believe. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: for them, the evidence is piled up against them at
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Speaker 1: this point. So as of right now, something funky went
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Speaker 1: on in that jail cell. In my opinion, folks, if
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