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Mark Epstein Says His Brother Was Murdered And He Thinks Trump Is Responsible · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Ever since Jeffrey Epstein's death, his brother Mark
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  Epstein has been adamant that his brother was murdered and
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  did not commit suicide. And that's something that Mark Epstein
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  has said from the very beginning, and that's also why
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  he brought in doctor Michael Boden to observe the autopsy
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  and give his opinion as far as what happened. Well,
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  we know that Michael Boden had a different opinion than
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  the medical examiner in New York, and according to Michael Boden,
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  Jeffrey Epstein was murdered, and of course, according to the
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  official narrative, Epstein killed himself inside of that jail cell.
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  But the problem with this official narrative, like most of
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  their official narratives, the facts just don't add up. And
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  when you start putting the pieces together, it becomes rather
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  obvious that there's a lot missing here, and a lot
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  we still haven't been told. So of course that leaves
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  a lot of room for speculation, right for people to
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  come up with their own theories, and people who have
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  come up with a whole lot of them, whether it
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  was the masade, the royal family, the Clintons, or as
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  Mark Epstein believes that Donald Trump had something to do
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  with Jeffrey Epstein's death. And I'm not going to sit
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  here and tell you I know one way or the other.
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  I have no idea. I'm only privy to the same
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  evidence that you're getting. But looking at everything that's available
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  and looking at the circumstances, there is no doubt in
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  my mind that Jeffrey Epstein did not kill himself, at
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  least not willingly. This article was published by The Independent
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  and the headline Trump accused of roll in Epstein's death.
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  An explosive email sent FBI documents reveal. Mark Epstein said
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  Saturday that the FBI never contacted him about his Trump claim.
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  This article was authored by Eric Keller, Jeffrey Epstein's brother,
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  accused President Donald Trump of being involved in the late
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  convicted sex offender's death and a tip sent to the FBI,
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  according to a bombshell email revealed in the Department of
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  Justice release of Epstein files. Now, look, we have to
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  be very cautious about what we believe and what we
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  don't believe. Not every tip that's filed is true, Not
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  every allegation is provable, and we have to keep that
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  in mind. Just because there was an email sent doesn't
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  make it the truth. But here's the biggest problem. The
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  DOJ and the FBI usually can say, look, we know
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  what we're doing. You can trust us, and here's the
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  track record showing that you can trust us. Right, they
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  can't do that. Nobody trusts them. So when that trust
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  is gone, how can we have any confidence that they're
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  doing the right thing, that they're following every tip, every
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  lead when history has shown us clearly that they have
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  no desire to follow this where it goes. And that's
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  the whole reason the scope of the investigation was always
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  so now they didn't want to follow this to the
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  actual endpoint because they knew that the endpoint leads directly
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  to the people that pay the bills. On February twenty second,
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  twenty twenty three, Mark Epstein submitted an online tip to
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  the FBI's National Threat Operation Center alleging that Epstein was
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  murdered in his prison cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center
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  in New York in twenty nineteen following his conviction on
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  child sex offenses, rather than dying by suicide while he
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  wasn't convicted. He was indicted, first of all, and second
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  of all, there was a lot more going on there
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  than just child sex offenses. The Independent confirmed in a
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  phone call with Mark Epstein on Saturday that he submitted
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  the tip, which contained two spelling errors as seen in
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  the files. It was then forwarded by an unidentified threat
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  Intake examiner at the FBI and TOC to a special agent.
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  And my biggest problem, like I just said, is that
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  the FBI and the DOJ is untrustworthy when we're talking
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  about this topic. They've proven time and time again they
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  have no desire to follow this the way they should.
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  So why should anyone think this would be any different?
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  Why should anyone think that the FBI was pursuing this
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  in a manner that is acceptable the disgrace Financier's brother
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  included his personal contact information and IP address in the submission,
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  both of which are redacted in the publicly released file.
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  Jeffrey Epstein was murdered and his jail cell the tipbread.
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  I have reasonab believe he was killed because he was
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  about to name names. I believe President Trump authorized his murder. Now, look,
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  even if you don't believe that, that's true, seems like
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  something you would investigate, right, Anything, anything that has to
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  do with this man is something that needs to be investigated.
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  You can't have a high profile inmate like this die
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  and not have a real investigation, because, make no mistake,
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  there was not a real investigation. And remember Epstein was
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  never even really purp walked. He was arrested getting off
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  his plane in Teeterborough and put directly into a car
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  and taken away. So it wasn't like Jeffrey Epstein was
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  ever given the business. Was never treated the way say
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  Diddy was. And look, I'm not here to defend Ditty,
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  as you all know, not exactly my favorite person, but
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  balls and strikes or balls and strikes, if you're going
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  to treat one person that way, that's the way everybody
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  should be treated. Why is Jeffrey Epstein getting the benefit
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  of the doubt and being granted the ability and the
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  privilege to not be embarrassed. The only thing that he
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  should be getting is thrown directly into a volcano. He
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  shouldn't be getting any kinds of benefits or special privileges.
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  But every time you turn around, that's exactly what Epstein
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  was getting. In the report's additional information section. He added,
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  feel free to contact me, noting that his relationship or
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  connection to jeffyep Epstein is obvious. Epstein's brother told The
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  Independent that neither the FBI nor any other law enforcement
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  contacted him to follow up or investigate his claim. He
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  declined any further comment. I'm sure that he has something
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  cooking in the background, and we know that he wants
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  a new investigation into his brother's death, and he says
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  he has new information and evidence that points to it
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  being a homicide. So I'm sure everybody wants to see that.
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  A White House spokesperson directed The Independent to this section
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  of a January third DOJ press release after the agency
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  published over three million additional pages responsive to the Epstein
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  Files Transparency Act. This production may include fake or falsely
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  submitted images, documents, or videos, as everything that was sent
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  to the FBI by the public was included in the
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  production that is responsive to the Act. Oh, isn't that nice?
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  They're very transparent. Everything was included. The whole idea was
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  to confuse you. That's why it was dumped the way
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  it was dumped, with no order, with no kind of cataloging.
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  The bad news for them though, is that there's plenty
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  of people out here that know exactly what we're looking for.
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  So you can try and confuse the masses, but you're
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  not going to be able to confuse everybody. Some of
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  the documents contain untrue and sensationalist claims against President Trump
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  that were submitted to the FBI right before the twenty
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  twenty election. To be clear, the claims are unfounded and false,
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  and if they have a shred of credibility, they certainly
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  would have been weaponized against President Trump already. The release reads,
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  imagine the DJ releasing that, and imagine anyone thinking it's okay,
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  and all the people that do think it's okay. I
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  cannot wait until the next administration takes over and they
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  do the same thing, and all of you are crying
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  holy hell about it, because I don't want to hear
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  a shit. You folks had a chance right now to
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  step up and do the right thing and hold people accountable,
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  but instead you'd rather dick ride and glade some dude
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  who doesn't give a shit about you. So later on
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  down the road when this happens again, and most surely will,
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  I don't want to hear anything. I don't want to
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  hear any crying. I don't want to hear about it
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  unfair it is. I don't want to hear about how
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  you're being targeted politically, whatever, because right now you have
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  a chance to step up and demand real change, and
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  a lot of people out there are refusing to do it.
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  So when that pendulum swings the other way and the
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  quote unquote other team takes control, well you think they're
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  not going to follow the same blueprint, They most certainly are.
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  The Independent has contacted the FBI for comment. Last month,
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  Mark Epstein, a real estate developer, doubled down on his
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  previous claim that he believes his brother did not die
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  by suicide. Jeffrey was murdered and more autopsy facts will
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  be coming out in February that prove it, he told
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  News Nation Yo. I can't wait to see those facts.
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  I'd love to see the autopsy and what he has
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  that backs up his assertions, because, like everything else, when
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  it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, I don't close the door
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  on shit until we have evidence, and that goes for everything.
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  There are only three ways to die in prison, he continued, suicide,
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  natural causes, or murder, and jeff was murdered. I want
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  to know who killed him and on whose behalf. In
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  twenty twenty five, he told BBC Newsnight and News Nation
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  that his brother had dirt on powerful people, including during
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  the twenty sixteen election, when Jeffrey Epstein allegedly said revealing
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  what he knew about the candidates could have canceled the election. Well,
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  now people are starting to realize he wasn't bullshitting around
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  when he said that the kind of dirt this dude
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  had on people was insane, and it wasn't all compromuts
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  sexually created. A lot of it was financial and a
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  lot of people continue to miss that part the story.
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  And I understand why. It's not salacious. It's not the
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  kind of story that really rings the bells, but it's
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  the kind of story that ends in arrests. And for me,
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  this isn't about being silatious. This isn't about talking about
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  the most shocking parts of this It's about getting to
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  a point where there's accountability. And for me, and I
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  only speak for me, that's always been the goal. And
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  of course, going after the most salacious parts of the
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  story is Jeffrey Epstein, The West makes a Bone Collector
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  is Jeffrey Epstein an alien from Uranus. You know those
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  kinds of stories, they're the ones that lead, there's no
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  doubt about it. But when you really get down to it,
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  those are all dead ends. They're not going to lead
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  to accountability. They're not going to lead to people ending
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  up in bracelets. You know what will the many financial
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  crimes that all these scumbags were engaged in. While Jeffrey
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  Epstein never shared he tells directly, his brother said he
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  was certain his brother also had dirt on Trump. Trump
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  called Jeffrey Epstein a terrific guy in two thousand and
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  two interview with New York Magazine, adding that the pair
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  shared an affinity for beautiful women. In twenty nineteen, after
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  Epstein's arrest, Trump told reporters, I had a fallen out
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  with him a long time ago. I haven't spoken to
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  him for fifteen years. I was not a fan of his,
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  that I can tell you. Mark. Epstein also claimed that
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  Trump's public statements about the matter were untrue. You could
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  see in the emails. Trump could deny at all he wants,
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  but it's pretty clear everything Trump says is a lie,
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  he told News Nation in November. So look, I think
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  that Mark Epstein has a solid case here, and I'm
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  very interested to see what kind of evidence he's going
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  to bring to the table to back up his assertions. So,
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  like usual, we'll keep an eye on things and when
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  we have some information one way or the other, we'll
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  get it added to the catalog. All of the information
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  that goes with this episode can be found in the
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