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Jeffrey Epstein And His Ties To The CIA Are Exposed By His Former Bodyguard (7/11/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Ever since the Jeffrey Epstein fiasco began, people
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  have been asking questions about Jeffrey Epstein's so called ties
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  to the CIA. Now, a lot of the conversation around
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  Jeffrey Epstein's ties to the CIA has been washed out
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  recently by all these voices talking about the Masad angle.
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  And while the massades certainly out of place at the table,
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  they weren't the ones preparing the dish that was the CIA.
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  And Jeffrey Epstein and his ties to the CIA are very,
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  very apparent. And some people still want to act like
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  Epstein had nothing to do with intelligence, had nothing to
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  do with the CIA, and was just some kind of lone,
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  sick o predator. But that's not the case. And I
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  think that there is ample evidence out there to point
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  us in the direction at the very least that Jeffrey
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  Epstein was being run as an asset, and in my opinion,
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  his handlers weren't some foreign boogeymen. We have our own
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  scum bags right here in the good old USA who
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  wrote the book on how these operations are supposed to
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  go down. So today we have an article from Radar
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  Online and the headline Jeffrey Epstein boasted, I'm never going
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  to be prosecuted as former bodyguard claim sex predator was
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  protected by CIA and his close friend Trump. And this
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  is from Jeffrey Epstein's former bodyguard. This article was authored
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  by Ryan Brunetti. There may have been a major reason
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  Jeffrey Epstein continued to avoid the law and any sort
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  of harsh punishment. He was protected by the CIA, at
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  least that's what his former bodyguard claimed. RadarOnline dot Com
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  can reviewal and we've heard this from the bodyguard previously.
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  And this bodyguard was an ex UFC fighter and he
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  ended up becoming a bodyguard for Jeffrey Epstein. And he's
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  had some very interesting things to say every time he
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  talks about Jeffrey Epstein and what Jeffrey Epstein was up to.
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  Sonoviev said, you don't know who you're messing with, and
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  you need to be really careful. Edwards told Paul Mary
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  for her podcast series Broken Jeffrey Epstein. You were on
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  Jeffrey Epstein's radar and somebody that Jeffrey pays a lot
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  of attention to, which is not good. You don't want
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  to be on Jeffrey's radar. Well, yeah, if the dude's
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  a CIA, cutout last thing you want right, talk about
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  destroying your life. I mean, these people have a lot
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  of different ways that they can wreck you. Upload some
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  shit on your computer, you know, plant some shit on you,
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  say that you're a terrorist, whatever it might be. And
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  that's one of the biggest intimidation factors used by people
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  like Jeffrey Epstein, according to pal Mary. Edwards responded and
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  I said, well, give me some examples. I mean, who
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  am I messing with? And that's when he looked across
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  the table and whispered three letters. See I A. And look,
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  I've been telling you folks for how long now that
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  that's the power behind this. And I don't think it's
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  like Langley, right, not the people in the offices that
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  sat down and were like, you know what, we're going
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  to run an operation and we're gonna have Jeffrey Epstein
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  be the man who is the functioning component of it.
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  I don't believe that happened. I think it's some kind
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  of black operation, you know, the same thing that they
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  were doing when they were bringing drugs into America. That
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  kind of shit. Something that's being run off the books,
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  and I think that's where Jeffrey Epstein came in at
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  first as a moneyman, right, a bundler. But once they
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  realized what they had his proclivities and the kind of
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  shit he was into, and once they knew that they knew,
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  they hit pay dirt and from there the operation bloomed. Zenoviev,
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  a Russian born UFC fighter, drove Epstein around for almost
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  five years during the height of the trafficking operation, and
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  he recalled. His first assignment in two thousand and eight,
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  during the criminal's brief detention thirteen months at the Palm
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  Beach County Jail with work release, was to visit the
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  CIA headquarters in Virginia. And this is very inconvenient to
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  the people that want to push the narrative that this
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  is a Masad operation. And just to be clear, like
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  I've said from the jump, nobody's absolving the Masad here,
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  but they're not the key component. And nobody's going to
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  gaslight me into believing that they are. The CIA set
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  the table, the CIA serve the meal. Now, the Masad
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  might have been at the dinner, but they're not the host.
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  According to Edwards, Zenoviev told them it was there. Epstein
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  would attend classes for a week as the only private
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  citizen in the room. At the end of the class,
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  someone handed them a book with a handwritten note inside.
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  Does any of this shock anybody or does anybody dispute this?
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  I certainly don't. This is exactly what we've heard from
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  jump Street, and Zenoviev's story has remain consistent from the
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  very beginning. Why would you lie special about the CIA?
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  What does he have to gain from that? Zenoviev was
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  told not to read it and to only deliver it
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  to Epstein behind bars. Everybody there knew who he was.
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  He's an important person, and I said, is he in
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  the CIA? Edward's recall from their conversation, Zenoviev replied, I
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  don't know. Look, he was not in the CIA. Jeffrey
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  Epstein was a free agent. This was a man that
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  was not behold into any flag or any state, and
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  he certainly wasn't loyal to any country. He was an
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  information broker, point blank, period. That's what he did. He
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  created these dossiers on powerful people, and then he kept
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  them as compromunt material. And if that dossier could be
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  useful to this government, or that Epstein would gladly step
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  in for a price. However, according to former CIA officer
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  John Seipher, the agency can't use Americans unless they volunteer information,
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  and theorized debs may have been a hyperfixer, someone with
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  connections who can get into anywhere, but added Epstein would
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  have been too risky to touch because of his background.
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  Oh well, a CIA officers telling us that he has
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  no skin in the game, huh, doesn't want to protect
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  the agency or whatever kind of operation they might be running.
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  These are the same people that denied that the CIA
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  was involved in bringing crack to America. If they say
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  there's no record, don't believe them, Seipher told the attorney.
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  In two thousand and eight, Epstein pleaded guilty to stay
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  charges of solicitation of prostitution and solicitation of prostitution with
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  a minor under the age of eighteen. He was given
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  a slap on the wrist and sentenced eighteen months in
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  a minimum security facility. Only did twelve, by the way,
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  and I don't even know if you can call it
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  serving jail time. Under the agreement, Epstein would be under
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  a work release arrangement in which he returned to the
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  jail to sleep at night. Imagine you're cousin Joe getting
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  the same kind of deal. Imagine anyone you know getting
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  that kind of deal. Only Jeffrey Epstein gets that kind
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  of deal. And don't say it's about the money. Did
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  he didn't get that deal. R Kelly didn't get that deal.
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  Young thug didn't get that deal, but Jeffrey Epstein did.
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  Oh and by the way, all those people I just mentioned,
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  they all got hit with Rico. Guess who didn't get
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  hit with Rico. That's right, our good friend egg Dick Epstein.
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  If Epstein was indeed working with the CIA, which is
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  former attorney Alan Dershowitz denied. The lawyer said he would
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  have gone to the government and said, you know, he's
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  an intelligence agent, don't prosecute him. Oh, I'm sure that
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  didn't happen in the back room, Alan, I kept my
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  underpants on. Dershowitz, don't you have somebody to sue over
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  a parogi? However, those were similar words Epstein told Edwards
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  during an alleged conversation in two thousand and eight, during
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  the same time Edwards was trying to overturn the Sweetheart deal.
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  I'm never going to be prosecuted. Epstein said, according toad words,
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  you know Trump was my friend, my close friend, and
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  you know Bill Barr is this boy. Oh we know
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  that Darth Barr is not exactly the arbiter of truth,
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  not exactly what I would call a reliable narrator. Huh.
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  So if I was somebody who had ties to Donald
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  Trump or Bill Barr and I was in trouble, I
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  think that they'd be coming through with the Homi hookup
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  as well. I mean, why not, Right, the President seventy
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  nine has done all he can to separate himself from Epstein,
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  using all types of distractions, telling the media to focus
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  on Bill Clinton and even blaming his loyal supporters for
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  pushing the story. And look, I agree we should be
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  looking at Bill Clinton. He had a lot to do
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  with Jeffrey Epstein, as I've said a million times. But
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  we can chew gum and walk at the same time.
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  And there's plenty of time to look at Trump, plenty
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  of time to look at Clinton, plenty of time to
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  look at Bill Gates, plenty of time to look at everybody.
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  The problem is that the administration and the DOJ said
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  they're not doing that anymore. And by doing that they
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  have opened this can of worms and the whole last
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  thing could have been avoided by just being transparent. They
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  didn't have to release everything at once, but give us
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  a you know, plan, a timeline on what's going on. Instead,
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  we got libs of TikTok DC, Draino, mister Presler and
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  the rest of the people with the white binders and
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  that stupid ass side show that they did at the
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  White House. So not only has there been a bunch
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  of mismanagement here, it's been misstep after mistep, and they
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  just keep doubling down. It's amazing to watch. You think,
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  with all the blowback, they'd be like, you know what,
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  we better reevaluate what we're doing here. We better take
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  a step back and try and figure out how to
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  get this information out in a way that's going to
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  be helpful to the public. But instead, what did he do?
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  Attack the supporters, called people, you know, all kinds of names,
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  the whole thing, And that might go over great with
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  the base, but what about everybody else? Because, like I've
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  said a million times now, President Trump didn't win the
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  election with just Mago alone. There was a lot of
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  independence that jump ship and voted for Donald Trump, and
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  a lot of those people voted for him because they
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  thought he was going to be transparent, They thought he
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  was gonna tell the truth when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein.
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  And now those folks feel like the old bait and
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  switch has been pulled on them and that they've been
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  lied to. And what could be such a gigantic secret
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  that they're willing to have this much turmoil in the administration. Well,
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  in my opinion, the world finding out that Jeffrey Epstein
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  was being run by the American government would certainly be
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  a secret that the government wants to keep, and in
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  my opinion, there is nothing that they won't do to
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  make sure that that occurs. And I think we're seeing
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  that play out right here in real time once again.
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  But as far as Jeffrey Epstein being a CIA asset,
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  I don't think there's any doubt. And while I don't
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  know if we're ever going to have a smoking gun,
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  I think there's plenty of circumstantial evidence that leads us
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  to that point. So, like usual, we're gonna continue swimming
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  through this muck looking for some clarity. As we continue
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  to peel the layers of the Jeffrey Epstein Onion back
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  one by one. All of the information that goes with
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