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Alex Acosta Was The Middleman In The Jeffrey Epstein NPA Negotiation. Who Was The Architect? (5/20/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: Hey, what's up, everybody. We have talked, obviously a lot
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  about Acosta and his role in the non prosecution agreement
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  with Jeffrey Epstein. Now, I have always contended that it
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  went much higher up the chain, that that was not
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  a decision that Acosta made on his own, and that
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  Mukasey and Mark Philippe, the Attorney General and the Deputy
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  Attorney General, that both of them had to be involved,
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  and that their office would have to sign off on
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  a deal like this. And in the new court filings
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  by Maxwell's lawyers, they're asserting the same thing. They're saying
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  that top Department of Justice officials were the ones who
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  okayed the deal. And we know that that's the case.
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  We know that Mark Philippe is the one who signed
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  off on it. So as much as Maxwell's lawyers have
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  been wrong in this case, in this instance, they most
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  certainly are correct. This went all the way up to
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  the most tippity top of the Department of Justice. This
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  is not the sort of case, not the sort of
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  decision that was going to be made by a state
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  prosecutor like Acosta, not in a million years. And what
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  I'll do is I'm going to post a couple of
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  links in the description box to go along with this article,
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  where you can see for yourself in the actual court
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  documents that Mark Philippe is the one who signed off
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  on this and that it wasn't just a Costa making
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  this decision all on his own. And now again a
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  Costa is a spineless coward, right. He deserved to be fired,
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  he deserved to be ridiculed, and he deserved to be
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  put on the spot about what went on here. But
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  he's nothing more than a scapegoat in my opinion. We
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  haven't heard anything from Mark Philippe, we haven't heard anything
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  from Mukaysey. Why would they sign off on this deal?
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  Why would they be okay with it? Why was Mark
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  Philippe and Mukayzy speaking with left Gowitz? See? None of
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  that stuff was even dug into by the legacy media,
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  was it? Why no political footballs to spike, no points
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  to gain. I've said from the very beginning that Acosta
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  was being scapegoated here, and it's all gonna come out
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  as this case moves forward. It wasn't Acosta who made
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  this deal. It was Mukasey and Philip and the top
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  brass over at the Department of Justice. So let's jump
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  into this article from the New York Post by the
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  author Ben Furehard and see what exactly they're talking about.
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  Headline top Department of Justice officials okaed Epstein, non prosecution
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  deal Maxwell lawyers And it's a fact. We can confirm that.
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  Like I said, I've read the court filings. They've been
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  out there forever, So I'm gonna post a link to
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  those and you can check him out yourself where it
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  says that Mark Felippe had to uh, he signed off
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  on it. His signature is the one that's on the
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  actual agreement, so what he just You want me to
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  believe that the Deputy Attorney General is just willy nilly
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  signing everything in anything that comes across his desk like
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  a rubber stamp, because that's the assertion that is being
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  made about all of these supposedly really powerful, smart people
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  that they just sign whatever. They don't vet who they're
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  hanging out with, they don't look at where their money's
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  coming from. They want us to believe that they're all
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  just a bunch of absolute morons, I guess, and all
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  of their fortunes just matally appeared and they just happened
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  to luck into them. I guess that's what all of
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  these so called elites want us to believe. The non
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  prosecution agreement that spared multi millionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein federal
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  sex trafficking charges in the early two thousands was certified
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  at the highest levels of the Justice Department. Lawyers for
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  alleged cohort, co conspirator, fellow child molester General all Around
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  scuzbagg and bipedal serpent Elan Maxwell charged in court documents
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  unsealed Thursday. So again, those assertions are facts, those statements
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  are facts. This wasn't just an Acosta deal. This wasn't
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  something a Costa could have approved on his own if
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  you wanted to. If you've ever worked in a corporate structure,
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  you understand how it works. If you have a project
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  that you're working on as a department that has to
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  get kicked up, and then the head of the department
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  takes a look at it and he decides what's what.
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  It's no different here. Acosta approaches headquarters with the situation,
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  and then the situation advises Costa a Costa of what
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  to do? You think those the year worth of missing
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  emails wouldn't paint the picture. You think the year's worth
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  of missing emails wouldn't tie up some of these loose ends.
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  But they want you to believe that that's a coincidence
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  as well. That's just part of the absolute screw up
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  by the federal government. In the filing, Maxwell's attorney sought
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  to dismiss federal charges she now faces for allegedly procuring
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  underage girls for Epstein and lying about it under oath
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  by claiming she is subject to the same agreement he
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  signed in two thousand and seven. So again she's hinging
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  a lot of her hopes on this non prosecution agreement
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  providing her with protection and coverage. Now she is not
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  named in this agreement. Remember, but you have the Department
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  of Justice, Mukasey and Philippe who decided that that's all good,
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  no worries, we'll have it named and unnamed co conspirators.
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  It always cracked me up when people were acting like
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  Acosta was the one who authored all of this, and
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  he was the architect of all of this, and he
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  was operating on his own And that's not how it works.
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  That is not how the bureaucracy of the United States
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  government works, and it most certainly is not how the
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  Department of Justice works. When they have a high profile
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  case like this, it is all hands on deck, especially
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  when you have the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney
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  General being contacted by these high profile lawyers who were
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  engaged in months long back and forth to get this
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  non prosecution deal signed and delivered. Anyone that believes Acosta
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  had that kind of power is just not paying attention
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  to what's really going on here. The state attorney generals
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  have a decent amount of power, right, no doubt about it.
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  They can bring charges, they can subpoena, they have a
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  lot of power. But when it comes to high profile
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  people like Jeffrey Epstein, Acosta is so out of his
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  league that it's not even funny. And you see that
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  they had so little respect for him, meaning the defense
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  team from Jeffrey Epstein's side, they had so little respect
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  for him. They went directly over to his over his head,
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  to Philippe and Moukasey, and he was just a puppet
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  on a string. And the real puppeteers were obviously Epstein's
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  lawyers and their buddy buddy friends in the Department of Justice.
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  Above Acosta Now, if Acosta was worth his weight, he
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  would have stood up to all of this and said,
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  no way, this is egregious. We have to prosecute this
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  dude federally, and we have to do it to the
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  fullest extent of the law. But he didn't do that.
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  He's just another noodle backed lifelong politician who went with
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  the flow. Oh, this is what my bosses want. I'm
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  not going to make any waves. I'm just gonna let
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  them do whatever they want, and we'll let this sick
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  prick cop to one count of prostitution. And what alternate
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  reality does that sound like a good idea, because here
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  where we're at in actual reality, it most certainly is not.
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  The court filing includes a copy of the deal signed
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  by then Florida Federal Prosecutor Alexandra Akos and details how
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  the atypical agreement, which bart Epstein from facing federal prosecution
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  if he copped to a one count state indictment was
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  agreed upon. So again, this just goes to show you
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  that Acosta was the middleman. He signed off on this
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  deal because his bosses told him to. He wasn't sitting
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  there saying, you know what I'm gonna do what I
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  want here, and I'm just gonna sign this deal and
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  that's gonna be the end of it. No, what he
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  is is a coward, A through and through coward, no
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  questions asked, no spine, no backbone, and no courage in him.
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  He got run rough, shot by headquarters. They ran right
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  over him like a four foot man trying to tackle
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  Saquon Barkley. Maxwell's attorneys claim in the filing that the
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  agreement heavily negotiated over approximately eight months and was approved
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  by senior levels of Maine Justice in Washington, DC. And yeah,
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  it's no doubt about that. It really, that's really what happened.
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  And I knew it would eventually come out in this
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  case as it moved forward and we got into the
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  discovery phase and the defense brought it to the forefront
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  that this was a using it as a part of
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  their strategy. Right, well, even the top brass at the
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  Department of Justice thought this was a good idea, trying
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  to use that to bolster their argument, when in reality
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  that goes against any sane person's argument, considering we all
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  know how corrupt these sons of bitches are. Sure, let's
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  trust George Bush's Department of Justice to do the right
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  thing that never led us to disaster. It adds that
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  the agreement approved by the office of the Deputy Attorney
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  General before it was signed, allowing Epstein to avoid federal
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  prosecution in Florida for trafficking underage girls to sexually abuse.
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  Now they don't even say his name in the article,
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  and I don't know why, but I'll say his name
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  once again for you. Mark Philippe was the Deputy Attorney
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  General under Michael Mukasey who signed off on this. It
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  was his office who signed off on it, his office
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  that directed Acosta to make this deal, his office that
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  put the stamp on it. Is there no accountability for
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  people in management, for people in the upper levels. Is
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  it only the front line so called dispensable people that
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  are held accountable, Because that's certainly what it looks like.
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  Got the two guards, they're held accountable. Acosta takes all
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  the blame like he's the fall guy, whereas there's plenty
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  of blame to be spread around. And after Acosta was
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  taken out, the focus should have been put right on
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  Philip and Mukasey, and which it should have went all
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  the way to the top. And not just stopped at
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  a costa the way it did to score a couple
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  of political points. Lawyers for Epstein, who killed himself allegedly
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  in a Lower Manhattan jail cell in twenty nineteen, have
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  said previously that the deal was certified at the highest
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  levels of the Justice Department, and it was again. You know,
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  you can look at these documents yourself. They're all out there.
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  You can look at all of it. Mark Philippe, his
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  signature is the one on the documents. His office is
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  the one that gave the okay. And there's no spinning that.
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  That's just the reality of the situation. In the filing,
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  Maxwell's attorneys said the agreement should apply to her right
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  now and spare her from the indictment she's currently facing
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  in the Southern District of New York. And again, remember
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  that's why she's bringing this up. She's bringing it up
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  because she believes it bolsters her case that the top
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  brass at the Department of Justice signed off on this.
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  These are the top guys in the war world. Why
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  would they sign off on it if she did anything wrong?
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  And meanwhile, even in death, Jeffrey Epstein's reputation is being
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  refurbished by the behavior of the Department of Justice. What
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  a world do we live in? The parties to the
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  NPA clearly intended to confer a benefit on any and
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  all of Epstein's potential co conspirators in explicitly giving them
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  immunity of the filing states. Under the well established principles
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  of general contract law, and particularly under the law relating
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  to non prosecution agreements, any and all of Epstein's potential
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  co conspirators are third party beneficiaries of the NPA, it adds,
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  and there's really no disputing that. Unfortunately, that is what
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  they signed off on. That is what the Attorney General
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  and his deputy gave the ok too, That's what they
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  put their stamp of approval on. And there's no getting
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  around that. And we're not going to let that bone
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  go here on the podcast. We're gonna keep driving that home.
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  And I wonder if the legacy media, with all of
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  their fancy resources, are ever going to track down Mukzye
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  and ask them or ask Mark Philippe what's going on,
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  get them to go on record and talk about this.
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  Maxwell has pleaded not guilty to allegedly procuring girls for
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  Epstein to abuse and to lying about it under oath.
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  She's being held in a federal jail in Brooklyn pending trial,
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  exactly where she belongs, in a jail cell awaiting trial. Well, folks,
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  I've been talking about this for a long time now,
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  and I'm glad to see that it's starting to get
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  a little bit of tread. I'm glad to see that
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  it's out there in the papers a little bit, and
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  I hope more people get hip to the fact that
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  while LaCosta certainly was part of the problem, he wasn't
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  the problem in itself. It went all the way up
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  to the very top of the Department of Justice, and
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  still Mukasey and Philippe have not answered any questions about
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  how or why they would sign off on such a
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  ridiculous non prosecution agreement that afforded such protections to known
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  and unknown entities. If you like to contact me, you
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  can do it at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
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