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Fact, Fiction or Prison Mythology? The Tartaglione-Epstein Claims. (5/13/26) · 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. Well, folks, we can stop talking about the
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  death of Jeffrey Epstein now, because Nicholas Tartaglioni tells us
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  that it's a sure thing that Epstein killed himself, and
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  he also tells us that Jeffrey Epstein was being pressured
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  to turn on Donald Trump. When Jeffrey Epstein was arrested
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  in twenty nineteen, according to Tartaglioni, Epstein was left visibly
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  shaken after coming back from a meeting with prosecutors where,
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  according to Tartaglioni, Epstein would have been given short time
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  if you would have rolled on President Trump. And according
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  to Jessica Reid Krause, she says that the timing doesn't
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  add up when it comes to the email and the
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  fact that Mark Epstein is saying that it's easy to forge,
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  and that's because the emails weren't released at the time
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  that this incident occurred. But there's one problem with her thesis,
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  with her dance, and that is that she's not taking
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  into account that Nicholas Startaglioni could have had Epstein write
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  the letter. Are we just going to ignore the fact
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  that Tartaglioni could have intimidated Epstein into writing that letter
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  before doing what he did, like for real. I mean, look,
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  if you want to believe what Nicholas Tartaglioni says, that's
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  on you. But I find it a bit convenient that
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  all of a sudden, Nicholas Startaglioni, who's looking for a
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  pardon from President Trump, by the way, is coming out
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  and saying that all of this was about people trying
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  to get President Trump and it's a hoax, just like
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  Trump saying. Don't you find that a bit convenient? Don't
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  you find that a bit ridiculous? I most certainly do,
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  And frankly, the whole entire story around Tartaglioni is just unbelievable.
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  Let me reiterate. Okay, dudes on the doc as a
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  FOURT I'm alleged murderer, not exactly the kind of guy
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  that you would expect to put a child molester in
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  a cell with, right, especially considering a week or two
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  before Tartaglioni was caught with contraband in his cell and
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  that contraband a cell phone. What was he talking about?
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  Who was he talking to was that cell phone used
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  to give him a message and to let him know
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  that it was time for Epstein to play ball? Is
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  that really that far out of the realm of possibility,
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  given everything we know, given all of the quote unquote
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  coincidences that led up to Epstein's death. Because me, personally,
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  I don't believe a word that Nicholas Tartaglioni says. He
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  has no proof to back up anything he says. And
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  unless you're trying to, you know, fill in your own bias,
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  your confirmation bias, and your own gaps in the story,
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  I don't see why anyone would believe anything he's saying.
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  He has a lot to gain here, folks, a whole
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  lot to gain. So the whole narrative that the emails
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  and the timeline don't add up doesn't really hit with me, because,
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  as you all know, I've speculated from the beginning that
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  Tartaglioni was put in that cell to send a message
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  to Jeffrey Epstein and considering the end result message received.
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  So what we're gonna do is take a look at
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  some of the highlights from that sub stack article, and
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  to do that, we're gonna dive into this raw story
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  headline Epstein left visibly shaken after an undergoing pressure campaign
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  involving Trump. This article was authored by Alexander Willis. Nicholas
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  Tartaglioni wants to Sell made to Jeffrey Epstein at the
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  Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York revealed new details recently
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  about a pressure campaign Epstein had been subjected to in
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  the final days before his twenty nineteen death, a campaign
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  that Tartaglioni claimed left the disgraced financier visibly shaken and
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  involved President Trump. Yo. I think the real story here
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  is the journalists that are trying to run cover for
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  Donald Trump. Like, Wow, imagine seeing somebody move Glenn Maxwell
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  the way Maxwell was moved. Imagine knowing everything you know,
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  even if you don't believe in the larger narrative about
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  how vast Epstein's operation was, How the fuck can you
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  deny the other crimes that were being committed? And you
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  notice these people never bring those crimes up right, And
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  that's because it blows there cantrive narratives right out of
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  the water. The revelations were detailed on Sunday by writers
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  Jessica Reid Krauss and Jay Beecher, who claimed to have
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  spoken with Tartaglioni directly. Two people that have nothing but
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  bad things to say about everybody in the case. Basically, Oh,
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  it's all about Trump. Everybody is a liar, nobody's telling
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  the truth. Hey, do you know that the aliens are demons?
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  And do you know that Pezagate was real? But everything
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  that happened with Epstein, that's a big hulks. Oh okay,
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  that's cool. What's your sore? My sources? Nicholas Tartaglioni, don't
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  you know? Oh, okay, okay. Epstein told ar Taglioni that
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  prosecutors that offered him the possibility of pleading to lesser
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  charges and serving only a few years in a minimum
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  security camp rather than dying in prison, if he could
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  provide information that could be used to impeach Donald Trump.
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  The report reads, this is some of the most devious
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  bullshit I have ever seen. Talk about run and cover
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  for the cover up. Garbage ass bullshit. Oh yeah, the
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  prosecutors all showed up while Donald Trump was the president
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  in control of the DOJ and tried to turn people
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  and flip them against Donald Trump. Is that really what
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  you're telling us and with no proof? Can I see
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  your work? What are your sources besides Nicholas Tartaglioni. Oh,
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  you don't have any sources, right, So you're just running
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  a narrative that people are going to pick up and
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  run with all in hopes of protecting the administration. And
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  guess who pays the bill? Oh, that's right, the survivors.
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  Once again, Epstein was explicit about the pressure being applied.
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  He told Tartaglioni that prosecutors had made clear the sooner
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  he agreed to cooperate, the sooner he would be moved
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  out of MCC if he chose to go to trial,
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  he would remained where he was. Well, let's flip the script.
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  Is that the same thing that they did with Maxwell? Oh,
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  let's talk about that. I wonder if these two authors
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  want to have that conversation. I bet you they don't.
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  I bet you they'll just say it's all part of
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  the hoax, right, and Maxwell, she's just she's been maligned
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  and she should be free too. Tartaglioni, according to Krauss
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  and Beecher, challenged Epstein's understanding of the deal. He was
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  allegedly being offered, and argued that the FBI ultimately answered
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  to Trump, suggesting that the request was a ruse. Oh yeah,
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  Nicholas Tartaglioni, the great legal mind, the great political strategist.
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  More like a steroid headed moron, more like a piece
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  of shit murderer, more like a drug dealing animal. So
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  if that's who you want to believe, hey have ad
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  it me personally, Zero chance never gonna happen, especially considering
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  the people involved in pushing this story. Tartaglioni admitted reacted
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  angrily to Epstein's remarks. Kraus and Vitro reported given his
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  own situation, Tartaglioni was serving four consecutive life sentences for
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  having kidnapped and murdered four men in twenty sixteen, but
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  has characterized himself as a convenient fall guy in a
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  drug deal gone bad. Yeah, Kidnapping people, bringing them to
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  your little spot, zip tying them and shooting them in
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  the head one by one. That's a drug deal gone bad?
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  Or is that you executing people? Remember that's the guy
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  they put in the cell with Jeffrey Epstein, and that's
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  the guy they want you to believe. Now, blaming his
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  predicament in part on cooperators lying to protect themselves. Tartaglioni
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  told Epstein that fabricated cooperation destroys in us in lives.
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  Krausen Beecher reported, Notice how Nicholas Tartaglioni is the hero
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  in the story. Well, listen, Jeff, that's going to destroy lives.
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  So you can't do that, Okay, buddy, We've got to
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  make sure that Donald Trump's okay. This shit is so
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  contrived that it's not even funny. I wonder if these
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  two got together and just came up with this story. Hey,
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  what can we do to try and move this out
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  of the realm of being a big problem for the administration? Oh?
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  I know what we can do. How about a note
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  fuck out of here? Nobody's buying this. Tartaglioni claimed. The
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  confrontation prompted Epstein to accuse him of trying to kill him. Oh, yeah,
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  that's what happened. I'm sure it. I had nothing to
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  do with your gig antic dick beaters wrapped around his throat,
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  You stick degenerate. That's the real story, isn't it. Nick.
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  Tartaglioni claimed the confrontation prompted Epstein to accuse him of
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  trying to kill him. Tartaglioni has repeatedly denied attacking Epstein,
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  though the incident remains disputed, with the corrections memo indicating
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  Epstein had expressed fear of Tartaglioni before later accusing him
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  of assault. And not only did he tell the guards,
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  he told his lawyers. Let's not forget that fact. And
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  when you go through the psychological report, he wasn't suicidal.
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  So we have all that evidence going against this narrative
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  that's being pitched. Me personally, I prefer the hard evidence.
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  I'm not a big fan of vibes and trust me, bros.
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  And this report is oozing in both. Now, look, I'm
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  not going to sit here and tell you I know
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  for sure what happened in that cell. I do not,
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  But I don't believe what they're saying in this article,
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  and I certainly don't believe the official narrative that's been pitched.
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  And that's because those narratives are well unbelievable. But it
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  isn't inconvenient that now we have Nicholas Tartagligoni who's looking
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  for a pardon and Glenn Maxwell, who's looking for a
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  pardon out here, yelling from every mountaintop about how Donald
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  Trump is innocent. I'm sure that's organic. I'm sure there's
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  no motivation driving that kind of conversation, right right. Meanwhile,
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  back here in reality, we're going to continue to follow
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  the evidence wherever it leads us, and while we're on
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  that journey, we're going to continue to shatter these bullshit
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  narratives as they pop up. All the information that goes
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