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There's A Way Back For Andrew According To Alan Dershowitz · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. Alan Dershowitz is
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over here talking to Newsweek talking about how Prince Andrew
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should have never settled his Jeffrey Epstein related lawsuit, you know,
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the one where Virginia accused him with Virginia Roberts. And
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he's saying that he got bad advice. So I'm wondering,
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is he saying that Andrew Bretler advised Prince Andrew in
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a wrongful type of way, because I'd love to hear
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Bretler's response to that, Considering Andrew Breler is well who
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he is, and Alan Dershowitz is well who he is,
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so I would love to hear what Butler has to
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say about all of that and the whole entire move
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here by Dershowitz. The guy just can't leave well enough alone, Kenny.
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He has to just keep going and keep going. Look, bro,
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you got the lawsuits dropped, you got the settlements dropped.
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Why don't you just move on with your other nonsense?
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But you can't help yourself. You still have to have
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your fingers in the pie, right, You still have to meddle,
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You still want your name attached to Epstein, and you
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still want your name attached to Prince Andrew. So here
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you go. You're getting your wish. Another Alan Dershowitz episode,
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Let's Rock. Tonight's article is from Newsweek, headlined Prince Andrew
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can make a comeback with sealed evidence, says Alan Dershowitz.
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This article was authored by Jack Royston Well in other news.
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I mean I could become a professional football player. I
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mean it's possible. Is it likely? Well? No, But is
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it likely that Prince Andrew makes a comeback? Probably the
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same likelihood of me ever suiting up and playing in
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the NFL. Prince Andrew should never have settled his Jeffrey
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Epstein related lawsuit, and everything will change if his accusers
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videotaped depositions are made public, lawyer Alan Dershowitz told Newsweek.
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So what he's inferring here is that Virginia said something
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in these depositions that would exonerate Prince Andrew. And that's
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a pretty heavy statement. A pretty loaded thing to infer,
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isn't it. But that's exactly what he's doing here. Virginia
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Roberts accused both men of abusing her when she was
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a Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking victim, but with drew her
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allegations against Dershowitz, acknowledging in November of twenty twenty two
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that she had made a mistake. Well, let's not forget that.
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Alan Dershowitz also withdrew his claims as well. Right, you know,
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the whole entire slamming the ball here and spiking the
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ball is really not a good look. But it's certainly
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in the character of the way Dershy rolls. This dude
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really thinks he has some kind of like super victory here.
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It's pretty funny, honestly. The Duke of York settled his
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lawsuit with Roberts for an undisclosed sum in February, having
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initially said he would fight to clear his name like
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he should have done. And I've said it once, I'll
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say it again. I give dersh props for that. At
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least at least he didn't go tuck his tail and run. Oh,
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of course he's gonna say, well, you know, all my
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demands were met. That's why I dropped my lawsuit, and
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this exonerates me. Meanwhile, most people are out here saying,
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well not so much, not so fast. Alan Dershowitz says
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Prince Andrew should never have settled. Well, why we're in
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you as lawyer, you should have rode in to save
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the day, just like you did with Jeffrey Epstein. Didn't
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you ride in to save your boy Jeffrey Epstein. Didn't
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you ride in to make sure that all of those
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little girls who got molested didn't get any justice? When
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you and your buddies from Kirkland and Ellis steamrolled the prosecution,
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missed me with all the bullshit, mister dershy dersh Dershowitz
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told Newsweek there are depositions and videotapes that are sealed
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within the case Robert's brought against him that could change everything,
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and his team are pushing for their release. So this
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is the mo of Dershwa that we have seen throughout
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all of this. I have this evidence, I have that evidence.
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I'm gonna release this evidence. I'm going to release that evidence.
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And still I'm sitting here and I haven't seen any evidence,
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none of it. Just a lot of assertions and a
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lot of rebuttals to what has been said about him.
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I think he should never have settled, but obviously he
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was pressured to do so. I hope he pursues it.
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The whole truth should come out about everybody. Man, you
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ain't lying about that. You are not lying about that, dirshy,
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dirsh dirsh. I wish we would know the whole truth
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about all of you, the extent of all of your
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relations with Jeffrey Epstein, all of them. So with that
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in mind, then I would think that Alan Dershowitz would
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join me in calling for an all encompassing Rico case
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here where everybody gets looked at and everybody, including him,
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gets deposed by the federal government. He should be down
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with that, right because he wants the truth to come out.
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Asked whether Andrew he might ever return to public life,
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Dershowitz says, I do. I think that if the material
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that is now sealed is uncovered by the media, then
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I believe a different version will emerge and he will
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be vindicated. Yo, this is so against the agreement he
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signed with Virginia. He's still out of here crowing. Bro
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was like, oh, yeah, I recognize you were abused, and
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I now recognize that you were abused at the time
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that you pointed towards me. But then he comes out
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and starts talking all this shit out of the side
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of his neck, and then he wonders why he's in
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the crosshair. Bro, you live for this, Alan Dershowitz, the
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naked volleyball player of Martha's Vineyard. Come on, bro, you're
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not fooling me. So I think his fate depends on
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whether the material that Roberts and er lawyer David Boyce
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now wants to keep secret is kept secret. If that's
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still kept secret, the current version will go on. But
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if that's made public, I think everything will change. In
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a statement to The New York Times, Robert said, I
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now recognize I may have made a mistake in identifying
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mister Dershowitz. Robert said, in a statement to Newsweek, I
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was shocked to read that Alan Dershowitz is claiming that
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our mutual dismissal of our lawsuits against each other somehow
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exonerated him. The litigation was very stressful and damaging to
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my family and to my health. We have endured years
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in which mister Dershowitz asserted my charges against him were
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a lie, made up out of whole cloth, perjury, and
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part of a purported extortion plot. He has now admitted
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there was no perjury, no extortion plot. And rather than
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making up what I said, I honestly believe the charges
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I made against them. A spokesperson added, whoever is telling
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Newsweek this is just not telling the truth. I could
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see that. I mean, look, I don't believe the narrative
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being spun by any of the people who were busy
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spinning the narrative for Jeffrey Epstein in the first place.
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It's going to be a very difficult sell. I'm gonna
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I have to see a lot of evidence, and if
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Dershowitz has that evidence, let's see it. But I'm so
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tired of all of these people talking about, Oh, I
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have evidence that's gonna throw this case on its head.
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This one's a liar, that one's a liar. YO, shut
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the fuck up and show me some evidence. Already, all
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of this big talk, you know, these big allegations, these
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big accusations, They require big evidence. And if you're not
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providing that shit, keep it moving. Virginia Roberts lawsuit against
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Prince Andrew. Robert's lawsuit against Andrew accused him of raping
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her when she was seventeen years old, and included a
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now famous photograph of the prince with his arm around
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her her team argues it was taken in Glenne Maxwell's
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house on the night she was first made to have
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sex with the royal before further incidents in New York
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and the US Virgin Islands. You know, it's pretty crazy.
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What is Royston even saying here? Honestly, her team will
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argue it was taken in Maxwell's house. That's Maxwell's house.
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Has anyone ever said it wasn't wild bro a filing
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by our lawyer David Boyce read during each of the
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aforementioned IT incidents, Roberts was compelled by express or implied
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threats by Epstein, Maxwell, and or Prince Andrew to engage
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in sexual acts with Prince Andrew and fear death or
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physical injury to herself or another and other repercussions for
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disobeying Epstein, Maxwell, and Prince Andrew due to their powerful connections,
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wealth and authority. Andrew first stepped back from public life
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in November of twenty nineteen after an interview with the
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BBC in which he challenged her account of him sweating
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profusely by saying he had a medical inability to sweat.
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And again, you can assert whatever you want, and you
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can say whatever you want, but if you don't have
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any evidence to back it up, no proof whatsoever, then
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I don't know what to tell you, because there's corroborating
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witnesses saying otherwise. There's people that are putting you with Virginia,
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the people that are putting you with her on that island.
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So how do you respond to that this was induced
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by the trauma of serving on the front line in
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the Falklands War between Argentina and the United Kingdom in
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nineteen eighty two in the South in the South Atlantic. Yo,
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that's hilarious. Look, I get it right. Any war has
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to be hell, and I'm not going to sit here
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and you know, make light of it. But let's not
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act like he was in the trenches on the Western
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Front during World War One and people were allobbing mustard
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gas into that trench. Okay, let's not get carried away.
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The Prince said he had no recollection of meeting Roberts,
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and added, without putting too fine a point on it,
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if you're a man, it's a positive act to have
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sex with somebody, Yeah, unless you're raping them. Maybe positive
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for you, But I think they might have a different
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opinion on the incident. You have to take some sort
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of positive action, and so therefore if you try to forget,
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it's very difficult to try and forget a positive action
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and do not remember anything. Give me a break, dude,
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this guy's lies were so ridiculous from Jump Street. Maybe
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he's right though, meaning Dershowitz. Maybe he should have listened
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to dersh from the beginning, because dershe has this shit
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all figured out. This is a man who knows how
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to play the game. Do not think anything otherwise for
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all of the nonsense. This is a man who's shrewd
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when it comes to the law. I can't. I've racked
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my brain and thinking, Oh, when the first allegations came out,
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originally I went, well, that's a bit strange. I don't
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remember this. And then I've been through it and through
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it and threw it over and over and over again,
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and no, nothing. It just never happened. So why did
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you send the email to Glainne Maxwell about Virginia Roberts
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saying you have questions? You just pick her name out
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of thin air. It's just another coincidence. In the case
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of coincidences that happens to be the Jeffrey Epstein criminal
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conspiracy Alan Dershowitz's connection with Prince Andrew. Dershowitz's legal team
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sought to help Prince Andrew obtain documents to aid his
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defense before the Prince settled the case for an undisclosed sum.
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The pair had met before the Epstein scandal put both
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their reputations on the line. So look again, if this
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was Rico, they wouldn't have to worry about meeting and
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trading information. They'd both be under investigation. So you see
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why there wasn't a Rico case ever initiated, don't you?
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And didn't I call it way back in the day.
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For those of you who have been listening forever, I
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told you that at some point Dershowitz would be giving
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legal advice to Prince Andrew. And here we mother. F
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and R. Dershowitz, whose latest book, The Pride of Principle,
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was released in July, said, I go to Evelyn the
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Rothschild's seventieth It must have been birthday party, and who's
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there but Prince Andrew. So I meet Prince Andrew and
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he has to come to my class at Harvard. So
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Prince Andrew comes to my class at Harvard, and the
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Dean of Harvard Law School gives a dinner or lunch
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on his behalf, which I went to, Oh that's nice.
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Let's just throw a big party for Prince Andrew, because
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you know, that's why we're spending a bazillion dollars on
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tuition here. He seems sincere. The lawyer author added, he
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spoke up in my class and the students liked him
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very much. He's likable. At one point I was invited
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by the British Council General of New England to have
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dinner in Boston and we were seated next to each
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other and we talked about the Middle East. Yo. This
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is an ongoing theme with Dershowitz. Whenever he brings something up,
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he always has to insert the Middle East too, like
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he's this great Middle Eastern scholar breaking news. Just because
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you're a lawyer doesn't mean you're some kind of political
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genius as well. God damn, stay in your lane, homie.
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He knew about the Middle East. We fundamentally disagreed. He
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was saying he got a lot of his ideas about
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the Middle East from Evelyn the Rothschild, the British financier
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who died on November eighth. I have no firm impression
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of him. I just think that he was very badly
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advised in this case. Dershowitz added, so again, you're saying
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that Bretler advised him poorly. You mean to tell me
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that Singer and Brettler advised him poorly and you could
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do a better job. Huh. He was much more critical
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of Israel. I mean, I'm critical of some Israel Israeli policies,
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but he was far more critical, as was Evelyn the Rothchild. Well,
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people are allowed to be critical of governments of nations.
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Dershowitz says Glen Maxwell's sentence was an injustice. You know
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this guy is he's really too much. Dershowitz said meeting
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Epstein was the worst thing that happened to me in
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my life, but added that he felt the sentence handed
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down to Glen Maxwell was too harsh. This is the
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same guy who thought that Epstein's sentence was too harsh.
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Maxwell was found guilty by a jury of her peers,
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point blank, period, Shut up, do not pass, go, do
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not collect your vegetarian meal, report directly to jail. He said,
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I thought it was an injustice in the end, certainly,
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the sentence was an injustice for all those years in prison.
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I hope she appeals. Maybe you can be her lawyer too.
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I've only met her half a dozen times. When we
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first met, she took my wife and my daughter out,
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and they liked her very much. She's an elegant, charming,
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funny woman. We didn't know the dark side about her.
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It's always the same with Dershowitz too, right, Oh, I
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didn't really know them. I only met them a handful
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of times. Always the same nonsense. I think the sentence
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is completely unjust, and I think the verdict was very
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much influenced by the atmosphere. I think she was a
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scapegoat for Jeffrey Epstein, and if she had been tried
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when Epstein were alive, she would not have been convicted.
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He added, Oh, you're such a BS artist. In fact,
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I'll take it a step further. All of you were
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lucky that Jeffrey Epstein died because if you was still alive,
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this would be eurico case. There would have been no
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way to stop it. There would have been way too
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much pressure, and boy, oh boy, I really wish we
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could have seen it. But unfortunately Epstein was allowed to
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kill himself or get killed wherever, whatever you want to
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call it. Inside of that jail. Cell Dershowitz's book The
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Price of Principle, Boy, That's Ironic, dealt with a backlash
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against him not only for his association with Epstein, but
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also for his decision to represent Donald Trump during impeachment proceedings.
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On Epstein, he added, I wish I had never met him.
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It was the worst thing that ever happened to me
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in my life professionally, was being introduced to Epstein because
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he conducted this incredibly secret life that involved so many people.
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And you notice he always shies away from talking about
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the survivors who were wronged by Epstein and abused by Epstein.
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He always says the dark side. He never says sexual
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assault or sexual abuse. I listen to what people say, okay,
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I read what they say, and I store that. And
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he never talks about the survivor's plight. It's always poor me,
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poor me, poor Glaine, Well, poor this one, poor vaf angoul.
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He's become one of the most radioactive people in the world.
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If you say Epstein in somebody else's name in the
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same breath, it's poison. Well it should be Jeffrey Epstein
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is a poisonous individual and everything he touched should be radioactive.
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And Dershowitz doing the victory lap here, I mean, come on,
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I was more than willing to just you know, keep
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it moving and you know, keep him out of the
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conversation unless he inserted himself again. Well here he is
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running around playing White Knight to the Joe Exotic of
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the Windsor family. So you know your boys here for it, right,
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That's gonna do it for this one. If you'd like
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