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Ghislaine Maxwell Files Commutation Paperwork With The Trump Administration · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles, the Glain Maxwell Rehabilitation Project, brought to you
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by the same government that's wore up and down that
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they were going to unseal the Epstein files. You remember
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that circus act, right, the little pr stunt where they
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told us with a straight face, that we'd finally see
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who was involved, that the truth would be made public,
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that justice was on the horizon. They marched out their
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transparency speeches like it meant something. And then when the
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moment of truth came, what did we get. We got
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influencers with white binders and a whole bunch of gaslighting.
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It was all theater, just like everything else that's connected
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to the story. And now, in phase two of this
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ongoing insult to justice, were apparently floating the idea of
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commuting the sentence of the child trafficker in chief, the
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woman who helped procure, groom and psychologically annihilate young girls
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for a billionaire predator and his very important friends. What's next,
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present sidential medal for the contributions to international relations. Maybe
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a daytime talk show about redemption and forgiveness, because apparently
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that's how this game works do unspeakable evil. Keep your
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mouth shut, and the world will eventually patch you on
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your back for your resilience. Let's be painfully clear. Glenne
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Maxwell wasn't some passive bystander who fell in with the
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wrong crowd. She was the logistics manager of a global
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sex trafficking ring. She was a smiling face that opened
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the door to the horror. Survivors have said it again
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and again. She was every bit as monstrous as Epstein,
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if not worse. She didn't just enable them. She weaponized
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her privilege, her charm, her wealth, her social connections to
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make the abuse seem safe. She was the bait in
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the trap, the one who lulled the victims into believing
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that they were meeting someone who could help them with modeling,
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with careers, with their dreams, only to hand them over
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to a nightmare they'd never wake up from. And now
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the system that's supposed to protect the innocent is whispering
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about cracking open her cell door, as if she's a
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victim of some cosmic injustice. You couldn't make this shit
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up if you tried. It's dystopian theater dressed up as mercy.
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It's straight up madness that this is even being discussed.
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We're talking about a woman convicted of grotesque crimes against children,
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crimes that shatter lives forever, crimes that echo through generations.
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If you or I did what she did, we wouldn't
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see daylight again. We wouldn't be moved to a camp,
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we wouldn't get conjugal visits. We sure as hell wouldn't
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have a PR firm sending out press releases about our
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human rights. But this is America, where the sentence you
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serve depends entirely on who you know, what you know,
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and how dangerous it would be if you talked. Maxwell's
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in prison quote unquote, if you want to call it that,
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But it's more like a wellness retreat for the fallen elite.
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She's living the Pass and may dream, access to private
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commissary emails, packages from friends, and plenty of creature comforts. Meanwhile,
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She's refuses to name a single powerful person who participated
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in Epstein's abuse network. Yet somehow she's the one we're
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supposed to feel sorry for. And this talk about a commutation.
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It's not just offensive, it's obscene. It's a dagger in
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the heart of every survivor, whoever came forward, every person
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who testified, every soul who believed that maybe, just maybe,
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the justice system could still do the right thing. The
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same system that buried evidence, ignored warnings, and looked the
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other way for decades is now considering giving one of
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history's most infamous predators a get out of jail free card.
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You think after Epstein quote unquote didn't kill himself, they'd
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at least pretend to take this seriously. But they can't
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even be bothered to fake it anymore. They've dropped the
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mask entirely. They're showing you, in real time what justice
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actually means when it involves a powerful selective outrage, convenient amnesia,
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and performative accountability. It is the same playbook every time.
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Step one, promise transparency. Step two stall until the public
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gets tired. Step three quietly rehabilitate the villain. We've all
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seen this movie before, and we all know how it ends.
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They'll tell you that she's served enough time. They'll talk
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about prison reform, mental health, and compassion. They'll feed you
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the line that she's remorseful, but you won't hear one
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damn thing about the girls whose lives were wrecked because
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in the world of the powerful, the victims are disposable,
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but the elite always get another chance. Well, let's not
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just kid ourselves. This isn't just about Klaine Maxwell. This
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is about protecting everyone else who is in that orbit.
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If she gets out early, you can bet your last
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dollar it won't be because of humanitarian reasons. It'll be
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because she knows too much, because someone somewhere wants to
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make sure she stays quiet. Maybe it's hush money with
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a new label. Maybe it's a commutation for cooperation, cooperation
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that just so happens to benefit the same people she
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once served. Either way, it stinks to high heaven. So yeah,
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I guess this is what winning looks like. Now. The
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power full gets spa treatment behind bars, survivors get ignored,
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and the public gets gas lit into thinking this is normal.
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We're supposed to clap like trained seals and say Wow,
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the system works while they spoonfeed us platitudes about accountability. Meanwhile,
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the predators walk free, the files stay sealed, the journalists
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who ask him many questions get discredited, and the machine
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keeps grinding on. Aren't you tired of winning yet? Because
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I sure as hell m and if this is what
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justice looks like in the new era, then maybe it's
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time to admit what it really is. Performance art for
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the damned, written by the same devils who run the
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whole show. Today's article was published by CBS News and
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the author of this article is Scott McFarlane. Claim Maxwell
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Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking co conspirator. Well there you go,
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finally somebody that called her the correct name. Co conspirator,
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all around, scumbag, fellow child abuser, bipedal serpent, all of
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if it's which is set to run through twenty thirty seven,
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according to documents obtained by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee,
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as seen by CBS News, unbelievable, bro. The fact that
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we're even having this conversation is my numbing. This woman
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has earned every bit of her sentence and more. She
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got off light. She should have been charged with RICO,
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and if she was charged with RICO, she'd be sitting
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behind bars for the rest of her life. But RICO charges,
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I guess, are only for you and me or rappers.
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In a letter to President Trump on Monday, also seen
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by CBS News, Judiciary Committee democrats wrote that Maxwell is
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preparing a commutation application for your administration to review, undoubtedly
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coming to you for your direct consideration. The warden herself
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is directly helping miss Maxwell copy print, and send documents
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related to this application. Why is the warden helping Galanne Maxwell?
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And obviously the warden needs to be and brought before
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the Congressional committee. If I heard this shit and I
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was on that committee, you better believe I be pushing
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to have this woman come in and explain down to
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the very last detail why she's helping Gleanne Maxwell out
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at all? Is she doing the same for other inmates?
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And if she's not, well, you got some explaining to do.
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The letter says the information received demonstrates either that miss
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Maxwell is herself requesting you release her from her twenty
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year prison sentence for her role as a co conspirator
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in Jeffrey Epstein's international child sex trafficking ring, or that
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this child sex predator now holds such tremendous way in
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the second Trump administration that you and your DOJ will
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follow her clemency recommendations. And this is what they've been
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building towards since Glenn Maxwell first reached out to the
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Department of Justice, saying she wanted to talk. Well, she
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thought she was doing that out of the kindness of
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her heart, because she's a good person, because Glenn Maxwell
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all of a sudden developed a conscience. She's doing it
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because it's self serving, like everything else she has ever
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done in her whole, lass, disgusting life. The letter also
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alleges that Maxwell is receiving preferential and lenient treatment at
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the Bryant Federal Prison Camp in Texas, where she was
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transferred over the summer after meeting with Deputy Attorney General
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Todd Blanche to discuss the Epstein case. What a shit
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show that was too? What exactly did she give up nothing?
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And in return she got moved to Camp Brian, she
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got Chick fil A sandwiches, she got this great life.
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She's gushing about glad Glenn Maxwell's living it up. Federal
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law enforcement staff working at the camp have been waiting
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on miss Maxwell hand and foot, says a letter signed
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by a representative Jamie Raskin, the ranking Democrat on the committee.
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Why why is anyone giving her preferential treatment unless they're
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being told to do so? And my guess is that's
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exactly what's happening. This is probably coming down from the
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DOJ on high and they're demanding or telling the Bureau
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of Prisons that Glenne Maxwell has to be protected and
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treated in this manner. What else could it be? I mean,
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I'm at a loss here. I have no idea how
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anyone could be in favor of this. The committee's letter
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says the panel has received information that prison camp staff
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has he favorable concierge style treatment on Miss Maxwell, such
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as customized meals that are hand delivered to her. Sell bro,
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She's living a better life than most of us. She's
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getting room service, all kinds of yoga, whatever she wants.
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I guess when you hurt children and you participate in
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an international trafficking ring, this is what you can expect
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when you go to prison from here on out. When
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Maxwell wanted to arrange a private meeting with visitors, the
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letter says the warden personally arranged it for her and
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then provided a special cordoned off area for visitors to arrive,
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as well as an assortment of snacks and refreshments for
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her guests. The letter also says Maxwell's visitors were allowed
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to bring computers, which it calls an unprecedented action by
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the warden given the security risk and potential for Miss
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Maxwell to use the computer to conduct unmonitored communications with
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the outside world. Maxwell's defense attorney did not immediately respond
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to requests for comment. Now he's too busy crying. Has
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there ever been as big of a weenie as David Marcus.
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CBS News were reported on August first that Maxwell was
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transferred from a low security prison in Tallahassee, Florida, to
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the Brian Prison Camp, a smaller, minimum security facility. No
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reason was given for the move. Her transfer came just
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days after Maxwell's highly unusual meeting with Blanche in Tallahassee,
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in which her attorney said she answered all of Blanche's questions.
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Oh yeah, she answered all the questions that were softball
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pitched to her at her little fireside chat with Todd
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Baby Billy Blanche. Because that was very reassuring. Those transcripts
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really opened the door right, certainly gave Glenne Maxwell a
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pathway to commutation. I mean, maybe if you're on mushrooms
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or or something, but here in the real world, the
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rest of us are all disgusted. In their letter, Democrats
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call for Blanche to be made available for a public
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hearing to answer questions from the committee about the use
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of law enforcement resources and any potential exchange of favors.
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CBS News Is reached out to the Justice Department and
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White House for comment about the allegations of favorable treatment
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being given to Maxwell in prison. You want to know
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what really gets me gone. It's not just that we've
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been talking about free and Glenn Maxwell. It's that we've
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reached a point where evil is negotiable, where crimes against
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children are weighed on a political scale, and connections matter
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more than broken lives that were left behind. This isn't
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just a miscarriage of justice, folks, it's a down mockery
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of it. And if this administration or any administration even
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thinks about giving this woman a shred of mercy, then
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na've officially declared war on the concept of justice itself.
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Because let's be honest, this isn't mercy. It's maintenance, just
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another example of the system protecting its own. They can
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dress it up however they want, humanitarian grounds, good behavior,
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mental health concerns, but what it really means is she
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knows too much. This is about silencing, not sympathy. It's
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about keeping her comfortable enough not to talk. That's the
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real deal being made in the dark. And for anyone
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still trying to sell this rehabilitation narrative, go to hell.
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You don't rehabilitate someone who recruited miners for rape. You
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don't reform a woman who smiled while other people's daughters
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were destroyed. You lock her up, and you keep her
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there because she's earned that cage. One victim out of time.
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I'm sick of the pr spins. I'm sick of the
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media complicity. I'm sick of this endless performance of justice
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that never delivers a damn thing but excuses for the
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so called de leade. You want to show me reform,
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start with honesty, Start with accountability, Start with not letting
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predators who traffic children at a prison because their connections
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are inconvenient to expose if they commute Glad Maxwell's sentence,
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if they actually go through with this disgrace, then don't
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ever again tell me that this country stands for law
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and order. Don't you dare talk about protecting kids, or
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safeguarding democracy or defending the innocent, because once you open
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the door for her, you close it forever for every
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victim whoever trusted the system. So yeah, your boys fired
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the fuck up. Because it's not just politics anymore. This
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is moral warfare, and if we don't draw the line
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right here, right now, then we deserve every lie, every
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cover up, every slap in the face that follows. Enough
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is enough. All of the information that goes with this
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