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Mega Edition: The USVI And Their Epstein Hypocrisy (9/6/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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Speaker 1: The situation down in the U.S. Virgin Islands continues to
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Speaker 1: mushroom cloud, and now it's dragging some of the biggest
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Speaker 1: political names in the territory into the maelstrom. And that's
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Speaker 1: where they should have been from the very beginning. It
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Speaker 1: seems like for the longest time, there were only a
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Speaker 1: few of us talking about the Virgin Islands nonsense. And
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Speaker 1: when I say a few of us, I mean a
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Speaker 1: few of us. So many people were blinded by the
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Speaker 1: fact that the U.S. Virgin Islands was going after Epstein's
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Speaker 1: estate via SECO, thinking that it was going to expose
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Speaker 1: this larger plot. But it was never about that. It
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Speaker 1: was always about the money. And that's exactly what the U.S.
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Speaker 1: Virgin Islands was looking for. A big fat payday. Well,
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Speaker 1: they got their payday and it wasn't enough. So they
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Speaker 1: had to keep pushing. They had to keep going. They
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Speaker 1: wanted more. And what happens when you're greedy most times?
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Speaker 1: It ends up backfiring. And that's what's happening down in
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Speaker 1: the U.S. Virgin Islands. Now, when it's me talking about
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Speaker 1: their nonsense, that's one thing, right? I only have so
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Speaker 1: much reach. But now the Virgin Islands Consortium, one of
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Speaker 1: the big papers down there, has picked up the story
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Speaker 1: as well. So now you have the local media on it.
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Speaker 1: And whenever that starts to happen, the pressure certainly gets
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Speaker 1: turned up on these politicians. And as that pressure continues
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Speaker 1: to get turned up, Is this going to turn into
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Speaker 1: some kind of investigation into these officials who are benefiting
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Speaker 1: from Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise and helping it function? Previously,
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Speaker 1: I would have said no. But once the local media
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Speaker 1: starts picking up on things like this, it takes things
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Speaker 1: to a different realm. So hopefully at some point we
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Speaker 1: see a full investigation into the officials down in the U.S.
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Speaker 1: Virgin Islands. And I think a good way to prompt
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Speaker 1: that would be a lawsuit from the survivors. That would
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Speaker 1: really set things into motion and have the U.S. Virgin
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Speaker 1: Islands scrambling and trying to place blame at everybody else's feet.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, today's article is from the Virgin Islands Consortium. Headline,
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Speaker 1: Newly unsealed documents expose Stacey Plaskett's email soliciting Epstein's contributions
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Speaker 1: and extending fundraiser invitation. And remember, Stacey Plaskett was part
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Speaker 1: of that whole entire January 6th commission up there preaching
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Speaker 1: from her ivory tower. Meanwhile, pocketing a bunch of dough
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Speaker 1: from Epstein, pals with Epstein, and all of this after
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Speaker 1: Epstein was convicted. So where are all of the same
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Speaker 1: people that were going so hard in the paint when
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Speaker 1: it was Alex Acosta? This is your call out for
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Speaker 1: all of those people out there who were so gung
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Speaker 1: ho when Alex Acosta was in the middle of this maelstrom.
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Speaker 1: Where are you at now? And the people who are
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Speaker 1: silent on this topic when it comes to Epstein, pay
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Speaker 1: attention to their silence. What they're doing is they're trying
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Speaker 1: to protect their faves, just like Nancy Pelosi's daughter said.
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Speaker 1: And I've had my fill of it. Stacey Plaskett is vile.
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Speaker 1: She's never really answered for her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: And the fact that they would trot her out there
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Speaker 1: and put her in a position of prominence when it
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Speaker 1: comes to the J6 committees is absolutely atrocious. but nobody
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Speaker 1: will answer for it, and they won't even get called
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Speaker 1: out for it. This article was authored by Janika Simon.
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Speaker 1: Epstein was a reprehensible person, and I'm truly disgusted by
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Speaker 1: his actions. Congressional Delegate Stacey Plaskett said earlier this month,
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Speaker 1: speaking out after filings, in the ongoing lawsuit between the
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Speaker 1: government of the USVI and JPMorgan, brought her acceptance of
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein's donations to her political campaigns to the fore
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Speaker 1: once again. Ms. Plaskett said that she was unaware of
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Speaker 1: Epstein's campaign contributions until it was reported in the press
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Speaker 1: subsequent to her campaign's federal filing. However, newly unsealed evidence
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Speaker 1: submitted by J.P. Morgan's legal team show that Delegate Plaskett
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Speaker 1: in 2018 had personally requested that an invitation to her
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Speaker 1: Bloomberg fundraiser be sent to Epstein. I would be grateful
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Speaker 1: for his support and the support of those that he
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Speaker 1: may direct to assist me, she wrote. And this is
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Speaker 1: your Stacey Plaskett in her own words. Don't be mad
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Speaker 1: at me because I'm calling her out. Be mad at her.
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Speaker 1: Start holding people accountable. All these politicians that people look
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Speaker 1: up to and all this bullshit, breaking news, they don't
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Speaker 1: care about you. Stacey Plaskett included. So let's see that energy.
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Speaker 1: Let's see people go after her and demand answers the
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Speaker 1: same way they did when it comes to Acosta. The
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Speaker 1: email was reportedly sent in July of 2018, just about
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Speaker 1: a year before Epstein was arrested on sex trafficking charges. However,
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Speaker 1: he was being investigated since March of 2005 in Florida
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Speaker 1: after the family of a 14-year-old girl reported that she
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Speaker 1: was molested at his mansion. And in 2008, he pleaded
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Speaker 1: guilty to one count of soliciting prostitution and one count
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Speaker 1: of soliciting prostitution from someone under the age of 18.
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Speaker 1: but I guess that's okay with Stacey Plaskett, right? Ah,
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Speaker 1: just soliciting a girl under 18. No big deal. What's
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Speaker 1: the crime here? Additionally, at this point, multiple women had
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Speaker 1: spent approximately a decade claiming that they had been groomed, trafficked,
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Speaker 1: and abused by the owner of Little St. James and
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Speaker 1: his network of powerful friends. So I don't want to
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Speaker 1: hear you had no idea what was going on, and
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Speaker 1: I certainly don't want to hear anyone trying to make
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Speaker 1: excuses for Stacey Plaskett. It was a bad fundraising decision,
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Speaker 1: said Delegate Plaskett when she appeared on WTJX-FM talk show
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Speaker 1: Analyze This on June 8th. The unsealed documents add detail
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Speaker 1: to JP Morgan's claims that Epstein deliberately and methodically cultivated
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Speaker 1: an influential network of politically powerful Virgin Islanders who he
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Speaker 1: thought would help cushion him from the worst effects of
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Speaker 1: his sex offender status. Yes. 100 percent. These emails, these
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Speaker 1: emails are doing nothing but confirming what all of us
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Speaker 1: who follow this story already knew. But it's nice to
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Speaker 1: see it get the spotlight shown on it. Right. And
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Speaker 1: all of these people out there who had a whole
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Speaker 1: lot to say about Alex Acosta. But now all we
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Speaker 1: get is the roar of silence. Plaskett denies ever leveraging
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Speaker 1: her position to aid Epstein's business or illegal activities, and
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Speaker 1: no such claims are being made by J.P. Morgan's attorneys,
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Speaker 1: or suggested in the documentary evidence they have submitted before
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Speaker 1: the court. However, one woman believed that the then-aspiring delegate
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Speaker 1: would be helpful to her boss, Cecile de Jong, who
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Speaker 1: served dual roles as the office manager for Epstein's local companies.
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Speaker 1: and the First Lady of the U.S. Virgin Islands during
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Speaker 1: her husband, John P. DeJong's term as governor. They were
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Speaker 1: all getting rich off of Epstein's bullshit. All of them.
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Speaker 1: At the center of the network. While it has already
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Speaker 1: been argued that Ms. DeJong played a key role in
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Speaker 1: identifying local political players who would be useful in service
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Speaker 1: of Epstein's agenda, the recently unsealed filings underscore just how
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Speaker 1: enthusiastically she took up the task. The idea of supporting Ms.
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Speaker 1: Plaskett's congressional run seems to have initially come from Ms. DeJong.
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Speaker 1: When former Senate President Sean Malone reportedly came after Epstein
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Speaker 1: in a legislative hearing in June 2014, Ms. DeJong wrote
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Speaker 1: to her employer Epstein, Your help is needed. We're trying
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Speaker 1: to get Stacey Plaskett elected to Congress. We would have
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Speaker 1: a friend in Stacey. So there it is right there
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Speaker 1: in ink for you to look at. That's not me
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Speaker 1: telling you that. This isn't some conspiracy theory of what
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Speaker 1: might have happened. This is exactly what happened. And Stacey
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Speaker 1: Plaskett and her revisionist history is not going to change it.
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Speaker 1: By August of that year, Ms. Plaskett had beaten Malone
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Speaker 1: in the Democratic primary in what was then reported as
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Speaker 1: one of the biggest upsets in Virgin Islands politics. I
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Speaker 1: wonder where she got the money to get that going, huh?
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Speaker 1: The documents unsealed this week also provide further detail about
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Speaker 1: the lengths to which Ms. DeJong, as Epstein's loyal employee,
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Speaker 1: sought to influence the legislative process. When in 2011, the
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Speaker 1: Senate was considering the reporting regime that would be applied
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Speaker 1: to sex offenders residing in the territory, Ms. DeJong crafted
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Speaker 1: language that would be more favorable to her employees' interests
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Speaker 1: and edited it according to his feedback. When Epstein's preferred
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Speaker 1: language did not make it into the amended legislation, Ms.
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Speaker 1: DeJong suggested that he could work around the horrible week
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Speaker 1: by cultivating senators who she considered friendly to get around
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Speaker 1: these obstacles. While approaching Vincent Frazier, then Attorney General, for
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Speaker 1: discretion for status quo, that's the least he can do,
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Speaker 1: she wrote to Epstein. Frazier was AG under the administration
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Speaker 1: of her husband, John P. DeJong. Now, keep that in mind.
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Speaker 1: When she was doing all this for Epstein, she was
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Speaker 1: the wife of the governor, the top dog in the U.S.
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Speaker 1: Virgin Islands. You want to talk about having power and
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Speaker 1: influence and parlaying that into riches? Well, it's right here
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Speaker 1: for you to see. For her work in managing the
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Speaker 1: offices of Epstein's local companies, Ms. DeJong was handsomely compensated.
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Speaker 1: A table showing figures from 2000 to 2009 entered as
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Speaker 1: evidence in court indicates that Ms. DeJong started the period
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Speaker 1: at just over 58 grand. However, at the end of
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Speaker 1: the 10-year period shown in the table, her compensation had
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Speaker 1: jumped to over $ 163, 000, which included tuition for her children
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Speaker 1: at the Antilles School and Skidmore College in New York.
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Speaker 1: How is this not corruption? How is this not just
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Speaker 1: flat-out corruption? This guy's a child molester and you have
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Speaker 1: him over here giving you all kinds of money to
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Speaker 1: help you with elections and this, that, the other thing.
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Speaker 1: The lady working for him is the wife of the governor.
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Speaker 1: I mean, am I the crazy one here or is
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Speaker 1: this fucking corruption? The newly public documents also show that
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Speaker 1: institutions in the U.S. Virgin Islands accepted Epstein and his
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Speaker 1: money without many questions about his past and the rumors
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Speaker 1: swirling around them. Scant scrutiny. In 2014, while scrutiny was
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Speaker 1: being reignited around Epstein's plea deal that allowed him to
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Speaker 1: only serve 13 months in jail after being accused of
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Speaker 1: pedophilia and major sex crimes, the VI Economic Development Authority,
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Speaker 1: chaired by now-Governor Albert Bryan Jr., approved the renewal of
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Speaker 1: the South Trust Company's tax benefits. In December of that year,
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Speaker 1: Financial Strategy Group, another of Epstein's companies, received an international
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Speaker 1: banking entity license from the Division of Banking and Insurance
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Speaker 1: in the Lieutenant Governor's office. And I hate to beat
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Speaker 1: a dead horse here, but I've been telling you folks
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Speaker 1: this for years now about the U.S. Virgin Islands and
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Speaker 1: what they were up to. This was obvious corruption and
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Speaker 1: an obvious grift. The application, made in 2013, included a
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Speaker 1: section for biographical details of the company's principals, Jeffrey Epstein,
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Speaker 1: Darren Endyke, and Richard Kahn. The three stooges, huh? The
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Speaker 1: write-up for Epstein noted that he had been investigated for
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Speaker 1: legal difficulties relating to matters alleged to have taken place
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Speaker 1: exclusively within Palm Beach, Florida. Nothing in New York, huh?
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Speaker 1: Nothing in New Mexico? Nothing in your own backyard of
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Speaker 1: the U.S. Virgin Islands? The write-up notes the federal investigation
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Speaker 1: started in 2007 and was discontinued the following year with
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Speaker 1: no charges. The passage discloses Epstein's guilty plea in 2008
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Speaker 1: and his 18-month sentence. It alleges that no similar allegations
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Speaker 1: or charges of any misconduct by Epstein since that period
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Speaker 1: of time seven years ago have been leveled and lists
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Speaker 1: both James E. Staley and J.P. Morgan as personal and
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Speaker 1: banking references respectively. Imagine this is the documentation that the
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Speaker 1: government put out for the U.S. Virgin Islands. So Epstein
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Speaker 1: wasn't abusing anybody anymore? That's news to me. And then
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Speaker 1: the U.S. Virgin Islands has the audacity to say that J.P.
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Speaker 1: Morgan should have stopped Epstein? Here's an idea. Why didn't
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Speaker 1: you stop him? Why didn't you use subpoena power and
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Speaker 1: bring everybody in, initiate an investigation, and arrest the whole
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Speaker 1: lot of them? That's the question that everybody has for you, U.S.
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Speaker 1: Virgin Islands. It is unclear, based on the documents examined
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Speaker 1: by the consortium, what kind of fit and proper person's
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Speaker 1: requirement exists for holders of such licenses. Nor is it
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Speaker 1: understood that whether any such investigation had been conducted with
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Speaker 1: respect to this application. Newly nominated Attorney General candidate Ariel
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Speaker 1: Smith says that these filings are an attempt by J.P.
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Speaker 1: Morgan to cloud the issue and deflect blame away from
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Speaker 1: their complicit actions in shielding Epstein from scrutiny. In a
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Speaker 1: statement released on Friday, Ms. Smith said that as Congress
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Speaker 1: recognized banks like J.P. Morgan are the first line of
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Speaker 1: defense against human trafficking. They have access to real-time information
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Speaker 1: about how bank customers use their accounts. Well, what about
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Speaker 1: the fact that Epstein was in your own backyard doing
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Speaker 1: what he was doing and everybody else knew about it
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Speaker 1: and you had the power to arrest him? That's not
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Speaker 1: a big deal as well. And please don't take it
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Speaker 1: from me saying that J.P. Morgan's in the right. They're not.
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Speaker 1: Both can be wrong about everything, but J.P. Morgan's right
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Speaker 1: about this. The US Virgin Islands should share in the
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Speaker 1: complicity and the blame when it comes to facilitating Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein's bullshit in the US Virgin Islands and elsewhere. This
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Speaker 1: unprecedented access to information about how money flows through client accounts,
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Speaker 1: argued Ms. Smith, means that banks have a legal obligation
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Speaker 1: to report suspected unlawful activity, including signs of human trafficking.
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Speaker 1: The bank's lead lawyer, Ms. Smith said, wrote to his
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Speaker 1: colleagues in 2011. According to her, he informed them that
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein was not an honorable person in any way
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Speaker 1: and should not be a client. The bank's failure to
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Speaker 1: act on that information, Ms. Smith argues, meant that the
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Speaker 1: authorities were not alerted to the magnitude of Epstein's crimes.
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Speaker 1: You mean crimes that you were complicit in, right, U.S.
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Speaker 1: Virgin Islands? Because from where I'm sitting, J.P. Morgan has
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Speaker 1: already agreed to pay the survivors $ 290 million. So what
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Speaker 1: sort of restitution are the survivors going to get from
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Speaker 1: the U.S. Virgin Islands? Oh, that's right. None. What's going
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Speaker 1: to happen is the U.S. Virgin Islands in their greed
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Speaker 1: is going to try and take more food off the
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Speaker 1: table of the survivors. The Attorney General nominee has characterized
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Speaker 1: the release of information about Ms. Plaskett, Ms. DeJong, and
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Speaker 1: other high-profile local politicians and officials as an attempt to
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Speaker 1: smear the great people of the Virgin Islands for daring
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Speaker 1: to hold the nation's bank accountable. Oh, stop it, please.
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Speaker 1: Has nothing to do with the people of the Virgin Islands.
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Speaker 1: has to do with all of your scumbag pals who
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Speaker 1: hold office, who used to hold office, who let this
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Speaker 1: guy do all the shit he did. And now, at
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Speaker 1: the same time, you want some dough for that? However,
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Speaker 1: she stopped short of declaring the allegations and accusations, backed
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Speaker 1: up by the documentary evidence, untrue. Ms. Smith vowed to
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Speaker 1: continue standing up for Jeffrey Epstein's victims, for the people
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Speaker 1: of this community, and for the rule of law. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Get rid of the SECO and give us RICO. Until then,
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Speaker 1: you're doing nothing more than talking trash. While the government
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Speaker 1: may be able to prove its case against JP Morgan
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Speaker 1: that it facilitated Mr. Epstein's continued sex trafficking operations by
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Speaker 1: negligently failing to report suspicious transactions, the documents unearthed in
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Speaker 1: the ongoing lawsuit raised serious questions about the character, integrity,
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Speaker 1: and judgment of some of the highest-ranking members of the
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Speaker 1: territory's political class. Could Ms. Smith's vow to hold accountable
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Speaker 1: those who violate all laws pursuing justice for the people
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Speaker 1: of the Virgin Islands lead to, after the J.P. Morgan
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Speaker 1: case is over, investigations into the conduct of the current
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Speaker 1: and former public officials in the territory who were named
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Speaker 1: in the documents filed by the bank's attorneys? Boy, I
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Speaker 1: really hope it does, and it should. There was obviously
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Speaker 1: a lot of missteps made here, and there was obviously
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Speaker 1: a lot of payments made as well, And were those
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Speaker 1: payments all documented? Were those payments all taxed? These are
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Speaker 1: questions that need to be answered. That might depend on
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Speaker 1: how strong Ms. Smith's promise of following the facts of
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Speaker 1: every situation to wherever they lead ultimately turns out to be.
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Speaker 1: At the beginning of the week, JP Morgan settled a
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Speaker 1: separate lawsuit for almost $ 300 million. The suit, brought by
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Speaker 1: an anonymous woman, claimed that the bank facilitated Mr. Epstein's
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Speaker 1: crimes by failing to flag his suspicious transactions. So, We
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Speaker 1: knew that they were going to pay that money out
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Speaker 1: to the survivors. That was as close to a guarantee
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Speaker 1: as you could get. And I also thought that the
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Speaker 1: bank would fight the lawsuit by the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Speaker 1: And here we are. And I'm here to tell you
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Speaker 1: that there's a lot more to come. There's a lot
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Speaker 1: more that was going on behind the scenes in the U.S.
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Speaker 1: Virgin Islands when it comes to these elected officials. The
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Speaker 1: question is how much of it is going to see
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Speaker 1: the light of day. All right, folks, that's going to
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Speaker 1: do it for this one. All of the information that
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Speaker 1: goes with the episode can be found in the description box.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. Even after Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: was convicted and was a registered sex offender, he still
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Speaker 1: had multiple young ladies visiting him on a daily basis.
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Speaker 1: Not only that, while he was incarcerated or should have
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Speaker 1: been incarcerated when he was doing his work release, if
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Speaker 1: you will, He had women visiting him while he was
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Speaker 1: supposed to be under the supervision of the deputies. Now,
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Speaker 1: we've went over this before, and nobody should be shocked
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Speaker 1: that all of the paperwork from Epstein's time of being
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Speaker 1: paroled has gone missing, just like everything else in this case.
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Speaker 1: And then they want to call everybody else a conspiracy theorist.
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Speaker 1: It's some of the weirdest shit I have ever seen
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Speaker 1: in my life. Imagine being... That filled with cognitive dissonance
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Speaker 1: that you don't even see the writing that's right in
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Speaker 1: front of you on the wall? Because for a very
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Speaker 1: long time, a lot of people chose to ignore what
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Speaker 1: was right in front of their face. And now that
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Speaker 1: these details are getting some public play, people are shocked
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Speaker 1: by what they're learning. And the rest of us are
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Speaker 1: shaking our heads in disgust, wondering what took so long.
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Speaker 1: Today's article is from the Daily Mail headline. Exclusive. Convicted
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Speaker 1: pedophile Jeffrey Epstein continued to entertain up to seven young
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Speaker 1: girls a day and was so obsessed with their teeth,
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Speaker 1: he had a dentist chair at his mansion and forced
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Speaker 1: them to go to an orthodontist. His private diaries reveal,
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Speaker 1: so just like the old days, when you had some
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Speaker 1: kind of lord or whatever show up to the slaver's market,
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Speaker 1: he'd have the girls open their teeth like they were
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Speaker 1: a horse. Oh, let me give you a full inspection.
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Speaker 1: Let me make sure your teeth are good. All of
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Speaker 1: it's so vile to me. The way this man objectified
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Speaker 1: everybody around him, every woman around him, is just so disgusting.
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Speaker 1: And the fact that none of these dudes that were
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Speaker 1: around him ever slapped him in that stupid ass smug
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Speaker 1: face is just beyond me. This article was authored by
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Speaker 1: Daniel Bates. and credit to Daniel Bates. He stayed on
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Speaker 1: this story for quite some time and he's produced some
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Speaker 1: really good stuff here. So a tip of the cap
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Speaker 1: to Daniel and to the work that he's done as
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Speaker 1: far as exposing these disgusting pieces of shit. Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: continued meeting dozens of young women after his sex crimes
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Speaker 1: conviction with up to seven girls visiting him in a
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Speaker 1: single day. His private calendars reveal seven girls a day, huh?
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Speaker 1: And people think I'm playing when I say there are thousands,
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Speaker 1: literally thousands of girls who were abused by these people.
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Speaker 1: If he was roping in seven a day and that
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Speaker 1: was when he was under scrutiny, what do you think
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Speaker 1: he was doing leading up to it? What do you
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Speaker 1: think he was doing in places like New Mexico that
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Speaker 1: has never even been discussed? So he was doing this
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Speaker 1: with kids in every other place he lived, but not
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Speaker 1: New Mexico. He didn't have some kind of scam set
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Speaker 1: up in New Mexico where he would get these girls
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Speaker 1: to come via a Ponzi scheme. Has that ever even
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Speaker 1: been looked into? Of course it hasn't. And that's because
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Speaker 1: New Mexico said from early on that they're not initiating
20:54
Speaker 1: a state run investigation. They're going to punt to the
20:57
Speaker 1: feds and let the feds handle it because that's worked
20:59
Speaker 1: out so well in the past. And the teeth-obsessed pedophile
21:03
Speaker 1: who had a dentist chair in his Florida home and
21:06
Speaker 1: another on his Caribbean island often sent women to a
21:09
Speaker 1: Manhattan orthodontist the documents show. The revelations are part of
21:14
Speaker 1: a tranche of documents handed to the government of the U.S.
21:17
Speaker 1: Virgin Islands as part of its investigation into his sex
21:21
Speaker 1: trafficking operation. And again, look, the U.S. Virgin Islands, if
21:25
Speaker 1: they did anything here, at the very least, they're forcing
21:29
Speaker 1: some of this stuff to come to light. but they
21:32
Speaker 1: should be doing more, and they should have done more
21:35
Speaker 1: to enforce their own laws on that island. The documents
21:38
Speaker 1: show that despite being a registered sex offender who had
21:42
Speaker 1: just come out of a 13-month jail sentence, the pedophile
21:45
Speaker 1: had appointments at all hours of the day. Of course
21:49
Speaker 1: he did. This guy had all the money in the world.
21:53
Speaker 1: Stolen money, but all the money in the world. And
21:55
Speaker 1: what's the rule in high society? That's right, you can't
21:59
Speaker 1: be broke. Everything else is forgivable. Do you really think
22:02
Speaker 1: that these guys wouldn't be running around with Roman Polanski
22:06
Speaker 1: if he came back to America? You don't think Woody
22:09
Speaker 1: Allen would have him over for some tea? And then
22:11
Speaker 1: what they would say is, well, his victim came out
22:13
Speaker 1: and said that everything was okay. Well, breaking news, the
22:16
Speaker 1: law says that what he did is not okay. But
22:19
Speaker 1: these rat-faced bastards, they don't give a damn about any
22:22
Speaker 1: of that. All they care about is what you're bringing
22:25
Speaker 1: to the table. On one day alone, Epstein had three
22:29
Speaker 1: sets of meetings with two young women, followed by a
22:33
Speaker 1: final one at 7.30 p.m. with a lone female, reaching
22:37
Speaker 1: a total of seven girls in five hours. Seven girls
22:40
Speaker 1: in five hours. So we know the dude wasn't a looker.
22:44
Speaker 1: We know that he's not some kind of smooth talker.
22:48
Speaker 1: It was all about money. And he knew that the
22:51
Speaker 1: vehicle he needed to get where he was going was
22:54
Speaker 1: going to cost a bunch of dough. And the only
22:57
Speaker 1: way to do that was to get in bed with
22:59
Speaker 1: all of these dudes in the financial sector. And he
23:02
Speaker 1: masterfully weaved his web and was able to finagle his
23:07
Speaker 1: way into some of the most powerful places in the
23:10
Speaker 1: whole entire world. And that's not hyperbole. We're talking about
23:13
Speaker 1: Apollo Global. We're talking about L Brands. We're talking about
23:17
Speaker 1: hanging out with George Mitchell, Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew,
23:22
Speaker 1: Ehud Barak. The list goes on and on. Among the
23:25
Speaker 1: names in the calendars were numerous Russians, models, and a
23:29
Speaker 1: woman who later sued his estate, saying he took her
23:32
Speaker 1: virginity and forced her into a sham marriage to keep
23:36
Speaker 1: one of his associates in the country. So this scumbag
23:39
Speaker 1: and his associates, Darren Endyke, Richard Kahn, And the rest
23:43
Speaker 1: of them, they were all working on these sham marriages
23:46
Speaker 1: so that girls who were abused could stay in the
23:48
Speaker 1: country and they could stay here legally without any kind
23:51
Speaker 1: of immigration problem. And that was all part of their hustle.
23:55
Speaker 1: They had this whole entire thing set up, this whole nexus,
23:59
Speaker 1: where every single moving part is working in cohesion with
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Speaker 1: the other. And they had it like a well-oiled machine.
24:06
Speaker 1: And it's easy to do that when you have friends
24:08
Speaker 1: like the ones that Jeffrey Epstein had. While the exact
24:12
Speaker 1: nature of the appointments was unclear, the way the women
24:16
Speaker 1: were described, their first name only followed by a phone number,
24:19
Speaker 1: was identical to how his victims were listed in the
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Speaker 1: section of his black book of contacts titled Massage. And
24:26
Speaker 1: for those of you who are new to the story,
24:28
Speaker 1: remember Massage in Epstein's world is code word for sex.
24:32
Speaker 1: So anytime one of these rat-faced fucks uses that terminology,
24:37
Speaker 1: you know what they're talking about. The disturbing picture emerges
24:41
Speaker 1: from the hundreds of pages of documents of emails and
24:44
Speaker 1: diaries from the estate of Epstein, who hanged himself while
24:48
Speaker 1: awaiting trial for sex trafficking in 2019, allegedly. Dailymail.com obtained
24:55
Speaker 1: the documents that give an unprecedented insight into Epstein's network
25:00
Speaker 1: of influence and contacts. But they also strongly suggest that
25:05
Speaker 1: Epstein's conviction in 2008 for soliciting a minor for prostitution,
25:10
Speaker 1: part of a sweetheart plea deal, did nothing to stop
25:13
Speaker 1: his offending. Well, why would it? A slap on the
25:16
Speaker 1: wrist doesn't stop somebody from offending. And as I've said
25:19
Speaker 1: a million times, people who have a mind like egg dick,
25:23
Speaker 1: they don't stop. They go for the rest of their lives,
25:25
Speaker 1: their whole lives. They molest people. There's no periods of
25:29
Speaker 1: cooling down. None of it. These people are wired wrong.
25:33
Speaker 1: And when you're out here molesting people, raping people, and
25:36
Speaker 1: all of the rest of it, your ass belongs behind
25:39
Speaker 1: bars for a very, very long time. And I don't
25:41
Speaker 1: even want to have a discussion about it. Who the
25:44
Speaker 1: fuck wants to live in a society with a bunch
25:46
Speaker 1: of diddlers? The diaries feature names of young women flying
25:50
Speaker 1: in from foreign countries with flight numbers and times they
25:53
Speaker 1: will land. Epstein met women from 8 a.m. until late
25:58
Speaker 1: into the evening and even squeezed them in before and
26:01
Speaker 1: after world-famous guests arrived at his New York mansion. One day,
26:06
Speaker 1: Epstein had a tentative 8.30 a.m. appointment with a Swedish
26:09
Speaker 1: model followed by another at 9.30 a.m. with two women
26:14
Speaker 1: at an address in Manhattan. At 2 p.m., he had
26:17
Speaker 1: another appointment followed by a fourth at 4 p.m. on
26:21
Speaker 1: the same day. Another example of Epstein's busy scheduling was
26:26
Speaker 1: a day that featured seven women over a five-hour period.
26:29
Speaker 1: The appointment started at 3 p.m. with two girls, followed
26:33
Speaker 1: by another two at 5.15 p.m., a third pair at 6.15 p.m.,
26:38
Speaker 1: and the final meeting at 7.30. Is this guy for real?
26:42
Speaker 1: You really need that many girls coming over to your house, buddy?
26:44
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, get a hobby. During the trial
26:48
Speaker 1: of Glenn Maxwell, Epstein's madam, the court heard from one
26:51
Speaker 1: of his victims that he had to have sex three
26:54
Speaker 1: times a day. One of those listed? as having an
26:57
Speaker 1: appointment with Epstein, filed a lawsuit against his estate under
27:02
Speaker 1: the pseudonym Caitlin Doe. She said that Epstein abused her
27:06
Speaker 1: for years starting when she was 17. He forced her
27:09
Speaker 1: to marry a foreign national and recruit her to keep
27:12
Speaker 1: her in the U.S. to work for him. In exchange,
27:15
Speaker 1: Caitlin Doe was told she would get $ 20, 000 for a
27:19
Speaker 1: medical procedure that she needed. Another victim named in the calendars,
27:23
Speaker 1: sued under the name Priscilla Doe, and said that Epstein
27:26
Speaker 1: took her virginity despite her telling him sex before marriage
27:30
Speaker 1: was against her religion, her lawsuit claims. And you know
27:33
Speaker 1: what's so sad? I guarantee you that Priscilla Doe, who
27:37
Speaker 1: lost her virginity to Jeffrey Epstein, didn't get $ 105 million
27:42
Speaker 1: like the Virgin Islands. Who do you think deserves it more?
27:45
Speaker 1: A girl who lost her virginity to a rapist or
27:48
Speaker 1: the U.S. Virgin Islands, who's probably going to waste the
27:51
Speaker 1: money on who the fuck knows, right? When's the last
27:54
Speaker 1: time the government... did the right thing with anybody's money,
27:57
Speaker 1: never mind in a place like the U.S. Virgin Islands.
28:00
Speaker 1: Also listed as meeting Epstein was Shelley Lewis, a British
28:04
Speaker 1: woman who once dated him. In a diary entry, she
28:07
Speaker 1: is described as bringing a friend along. Yeah, Shelley Lewis, a.k.a.
28:12
Speaker 1: Chocolate Sauce. Another one of Epstein's behind-the-scenes female enablers or confidants,
28:18
Speaker 1: whatever you want to call them. The same young woman,
28:21
Speaker 1: later seen heading out for an evening with Epstein and
28:24
Speaker 1: nine other young women, most of whom are known associates
28:28
Speaker 1: of Epstein. Another woman in the logs is Epstein's last
28:32
Speaker 1: known girlfriend, Belarusian Karina Shuliak, who was also a licensed dentist.
28:38
Speaker 1: She was also the last person, allegedly, who talked to
28:41
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein before he died, and according to her anyway,
28:45
Speaker 1: Epstein was not suicidal, not somebody who was on the
28:48
Speaker 1: verge of killing themselves, and her story tracks with what
28:52
Speaker 1: we have heard from multiple other people. Sources have previously
28:56
Speaker 1: told DeliML.com that Epstein was obsessed with his victims, having
29:01
Speaker 1: good teeth, and even had a dentist chair installed at
29:03
Speaker 1: his mansion in Palm Beach and another ship to his
29:06
Speaker 1: private island in the Caribbean. The calendars show that some
29:10
Speaker 1: of the young girls who have appointments with him were
29:13
Speaker 1: sent to Manhattan Orthodontist, apparently to have their teeth fixed.
29:20
Speaker 1: also make clear who was in Epstein's inner circle from
29:23
Speaker 1: around 2010 to 2015, the period the documents cover. The
29:29
Speaker 1: majority of the daily schedules were emailed to Epstein by
29:33
Speaker 1: his former assistant, Leslie Groff, who was named as an
29:36
Speaker 1: unindicted co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal. This lady really
29:41
Speaker 1: has some kind of magical horseshoe that's embedded inside of
29:45
Speaker 1: her body. How she has avoided prosecution and indictment here
29:49
Speaker 1: is absolutely amazing to me. Her name is all over
29:53
Speaker 1: these documents. Goff's lawyer told DailyMail.com She never suspected Epstein
29:58
Speaker 1: was engaged in illegal activity. Nah, nothing to see here.
30:02
Speaker 1: I'm there every single day. I'm on the plane. I'm
30:04
Speaker 1: hanging out. I saw nothing. I know nothing. It's amazing
30:08
Speaker 1: what a few hundred thousand or a million dollars in
30:11
Speaker 1: payoffs will do. Over the course of Ms. Groff's employment
30:15
Speaker 1: with Mr. Epstein, she made hundreds of appointments every day
30:18
Speaker 1: for him for a wide range of individuals, including professors, politicians, actors,
30:24
Speaker 1: and their spouses. It was simply not her function to
30:27
Speaker 1: ask the reason for any appointment, the attorney said. And
30:31
Speaker 1: they always say that, right? Oh, he had doctors at
30:33
Speaker 1: his house. He had scientists. He had politicians. As if
30:37
Speaker 1: those people aren't sick bastards as well. It's amazing when
30:41
Speaker 1: they try and use that as some kind of alibi. Oh,
30:44
Speaker 1: I was there with so-and-so. Oh, so what you're telling
30:46
Speaker 1: me is so-and-so's a sick bastard too? Oh, okay, that's nice.
30:49
Speaker 1: Thanks for outing your boy. Not surprisingly, Ms. Groff was
30:53
Speaker 1: notified by law enforcement. well over a year ago that
30:56
Speaker 1: she would not be charged with any wrongdoing in connection
31:00
Speaker 1: with her employment with Mr. Epstein. And that right there
31:03
Speaker 1: is all you need to know about this investigation. Remember
31:06
Speaker 1: all the BS that the SDNY said about how that's
31:09
Speaker 1: still an open investigation and we're looking at other people. Yeah, okay, sure.
31:13
Speaker 1: Whenever you get done calling everybody a terrorist, maybe you
31:16
Speaker 1: can get around to arresting some of Jeffrey Epstein's pals.
31:20
Speaker 1: What do you think, guys? Others were routinely copied on
31:23
Speaker 1: the emails, including Susan Hamblin, a South African woman who
31:27
Speaker 1: has been seen coming and going from Epstein's New York townhouse.
31:31
Speaker 1: Svetlana Pozadieva was emailed many of the daily schedules, as
31:36
Speaker 1: was Julia Stepanova, also known as Julia Cuomo, both Epstein associates.
31:44
Speaker 1: Also copied was Jennifer Kalin, who her lawyers claim was
31:48
Speaker 1: forced to marry Shuliac with under orders from Epstein. And
31:52
Speaker 1: in New York City's marriage records state that the two
31:55
Speaker 1: married in October of 2013. And that was all part
31:59
Speaker 1: of the sham marriage scam that they were running. All
32:02
Speaker 1: of that stuff was facilitated by Indyke and Kahn as well.
32:06
Speaker 1: Yet again. Where's the indictments? Not even a deposition of
32:09
Speaker 1: those dudes. You made this happen. Among the emails that
32:13
Speaker 1: were included in the documents is correspondence between Epstein and
32:17
Speaker 1: his goddaughter, Selina Dubin, the daughter of Eva Dubin, a
32:21
Speaker 1: former Miss Sweden who once dated the pedophile and who
32:24
Speaker 1: is now married to financier Glenn Dubin. Reports have claimed
32:30
Speaker 1: that Epstein was so taken with Selina that he wanted
32:33
Speaker 1: to marry her in 2014 when she was 19. In 2012,
32:38
Speaker 1: when Selena was around 17, she emailed Epstein asking for
32:42
Speaker 1: advice about a career in modeling, showing no hint of
32:46
Speaker 1: suspicion about him. Imagine your parents don't even tell you, look,
32:50
Speaker 1: this guy's a molester. Go ahead and keep emailing Uncle Jeffy.
32:53
Speaker 1: And in fact, when he comes over, go sit on
32:55
Speaker 1: his lap. She began her email by saying, hey, Unc,
32:58
Speaker 1: how's Paris? Selena went on, any cool stories? First of all,
33:03
Speaker 1: I wanted to tell you, I submitted my application to
33:05
Speaker 1: Harvard on Monday. Also, do you know the status with
33:09
Speaker 1: those modeling jobs that I was possibly going to get?
33:11
Speaker 1: Should I go for casting maybe? I was thinking the
33:14
Speaker 1: best companies to aim for are Tommy Hilfiger, Abercrombie, American Eagle, etc.
33:20
Speaker 1: The young, casual, very American brands. Well, should have no
33:23
Speaker 1: problem over at Abercrombie, huh? Epstein replied that he would
33:28
Speaker 1: arrange things for her and asked, We have to decide
33:31
Speaker 1: on what times you are free. Selena replied, Epstein said
33:40
Speaker 1: that he would go ask, but insisted she tell him
33:44
Speaker 1: when she was free. Despite Epstein being a registered sex offender,
33:48
Speaker 1: Eva Dubin was so comfortable with him around her daughter
33:51
Speaker 1: that she said in 2009 to his parole officer that
33:55
Speaker 1: she could not ask for a better friend or godfather
33:58
Speaker 1: to my children. The Dubins have called any claims they
34:02
Speaker 1: took part in Epstein's abuse demonstrably false. Well, you've been
34:06
Speaker 1: directly fingered, Glenn Dubin, as somebody who abused girls. What
34:10
Speaker 1: about that? What do you have to say about that?
34:12
Speaker 1: Any big statement or just more of the, oh, we
34:14
Speaker 1: didn't do anything and that's the end of it? Because
34:17
Speaker 1: that doesn't work. At this point, everybody who has been
34:21
Speaker 1: wrapped up with this dude, who tries to give those
34:23
Speaker 1: kinds of denials, I automatically default to think that there's
34:27
Speaker 1: more there. And if Glenn Dubin is so gung-ho about
34:31
Speaker 1: how innocent he is, why doesn't he sue Virginia Roberts,
34:34
Speaker 1: who pointed a finger at him and said, look, this
34:36
Speaker 1: guy abused me. Until he does that, I can't take
34:40
Speaker 1: a word this dude says seriously. And as far as
34:43
Speaker 1: the scheduling, this is all stuff we knew. The dentist chair, Shuliac.
34:48
Speaker 1: chocolate sauce, and all of the rest of the goon
34:51
Speaker 1: squad that was hanging out with them. And in the
34:53
Speaker 1: coming days, as this trial continues to make its way
34:56
Speaker 1: through the legal system, I have no doubt that more
34:59
Speaker 1: bombshells are on the way. All right, folks, that's going
35:03
Speaker 1: to do it for this one. All of the information
35:05
Speaker 1: that goes with the episode can be found in the
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Speaker 1: description box. What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the
35:12
Speaker 1: Epstein Chronicles. Finally, somebody down in the U.S. Virgin Islands
35:18
Speaker 1: is saying what everybody should be saying, and that is,
35:22
Speaker 1: why is the U.S. Virgin Islands going after the banks
35:25
Speaker 1: before going after the local politicians and lawmakers who helped
35:30
Speaker 1: facilitate all of Jeffrey Epstein's bullshit? Now, you can go
35:33
Speaker 1: after the banks as well. I'm completely on board with that.
35:36
Speaker 1: But why are you going to ignore the real 500-pound
35:40
Speaker 1: gorilla in the room, which is the fact that Jeffrey
35:43
Speaker 1: Epstein was allowed to set up shop on this island?
35:47
Speaker 1: And there's no excuse for it. No matter what anyone
35:50
Speaker 1: says about how the Virgin Islands was a victim here
35:55
Speaker 1: and how the Virgin Islands was manipulated by Epstein. I
35:58
Speaker 1: don't buy any of that. If the banks were enabling
36:02
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein and if the banks were on board with
36:05
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein, then so were the politicians at the time
36:08
Speaker 1: who were running things in the Virgin Islands. Now, obviously,
36:11
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean the population of the Virgin Islands. The
36:14
Speaker 1: people of the Virgin Islands are as sickened by all
36:17
Speaker 1: of this as we are. But like the rest of us,
36:20
Speaker 1: they're stuck with shitty politicians and shitty lawmakers who really
36:24
Speaker 1: don't care about people who have been victimized by scumbags
36:27
Speaker 1: like Jeffrey Epstein. And I've said it from the very
36:31
Speaker 1: beginning with Denise George and her cash grab here, and
36:34
Speaker 1: I'll continue to say it forever. Denise George is no
36:38
Speaker 1: hero here. And the Virgin Islands certainly shouldn't have been
36:41
Speaker 1: entitled to $ 105 million. Today's article is from the Virgin
36:48
Speaker 1: Island Daily News. Headline, VI files lawsuit against JP Morgan
36:53
Speaker 1: in Epstein case while ignoring local politicians who benefited. And
36:59
Speaker 1: this is an opinion piece that was sent to the
37:02
Speaker 1: paper by former local politician Janelle Saraw. Dear Editor, In
37:09
Speaker 1: response to the Office of the Attorney General lawsuit against J.P.
37:13
Speaker 1: Morgan relative to the estate of Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers for
37:17
Speaker 1: the financial institution, noted the following in their motion on
37:21
Speaker 1: February 1st to dismiss. Indeed, as a law enforcement agency, USVI,
37:28
Speaker 1: United States Virgin Islands, had access to much more, along
37:31
Speaker 1: with the investigative advantage of physical proximity to Epstein's crimes.
37:36
Speaker 1: USVI did nothing to stop Epstein during this period, notwithstanding
37:41
Speaker 1: the fact that he registered with the USVI as a
37:44
Speaker 1: Tier 1 sex offender. To the contrary, during the same period,
37:48
Speaker 1: USVI granted Epstein and his business lucrative privileges and massive
37:54
Speaker 1: tax incentives. And when everybody was freaking out that Denise
37:58
Speaker 1: George got shown the door, I just shrugged my shoulders
38:01
Speaker 1: and kept it moving because I knew that she wasn't
38:04
Speaker 1: some kind of protagonist on this stage. She wasn't somebody
38:08
Speaker 1: that's out here trying to get justice. Her whole entire
38:12
Speaker 1: gig was trying to secure that bag, folks, from day one.
38:15
Speaker 1: It was never about holding anyone responsible. It was never
38:19
Speaker 1: about holding anyone to account. It was about taking some
38:22
Speaker 1: money and running. I couldn't agree more. Our government is
38:28
Speaker 1: filing claims against this financial institution while turning a blind
38:32
Speaker 1: eye to some local officials who may have personally benefited
38:36
Speaker 1: from Mr. Epstein. Let us put a few facts on
38:39
Speaker 1: the table. The chair of the Economic Development Authority, EDA,
38:43
Speaker 1: must sign off on all benefit documents. Who was the
38:47
Speaker 1: chair of the EDA at that time? Our present governor was.
38:52
Speaker 1: After the chair signs the benefit document, it is forwarded
38:55
Speaker 1: to the governor for his signature. Who was the governor?
38:59
Speaker 1: Governor John P. DeJong Jr., who was the EDC beneficiary,
39:04
Speaker 1: Southern Trust Company, owned by Mr. Epstein, and who managed
39:08
Speaker 1: said company? The former first lady, Mrs. Cecile DeJong. And
39:12
Speaker 1: this has always been my biggest problem. All of these
39:15
Speaker 1: people who benefited from Jeffrey Epstein's behavior, they have some
39:20
Speaker 1: audacity and some nerve To try and reach their hand
39:23
Speaker 1: in the pot again. And get more money. So Denise George.
39:27
Speaker 1: This whole entire bullshit series. investigation that they have going
39:32
Speaker 1: on is just that bullshit. It was never meant to
39:36
Speaker 1: hold anyone accountable and instead was nothing more than a
39:40
Speaker 1: pure cash grab. If we were to dive deeper, there
39:44
Speaker 1: appears to be a conflict of interest. How could a
39:47
Speaker 1: governor whose wife managed the operations of Southern Trust Company
39:51
Speaker 1: sign the benefit document without that being a conflict of interest?
39:55
Speaker 1: By Governor DeJong signing such, it gives the appearance that
39:59
Speaker 1: he enriched himself. Oh, it's not an appearance. All of
40:02
Speaker 1: these people down there in the Virgin Islands that had
40:04
Speaker 1: their hand out getting money from Epstein, they enriched themselves.
40:08
Speaker 1: And in turn, they helped him abuse those girls. Maybe
40:12
Speaker 1: not physically, but they enabled that abuse by looking the
40:15
Speaker 1: other way. Epstein has contributed to political campaigns of various senatorial, gubernatorial,
40:24
Speaker 1: and congressional candidates within the local Democratic Party. His attorney
40:28
Speaker 1: and local base in the Virgin Islands were the ones
40:31
Speaker 1: holding major fundraisers for the incumbent. Unequivocally, a political culture
40:37
Speaker 1: was fostered within the local Democratic Party of the Virgin
40:40
Speaker 1: Islands that allowed Mr. Epstein to remain unchecked in exchange
40:45
Speaker 1: for his sponsorship and financial contributions. Bing, bang, boom. That
40:51
Speaker 1: goes right to the heart of it, folks. Everybody that
40:54
Speaker 1: was benefiting from him, they were all willing to look
40:57
Speaker 1: the other way, continue to get that money, even though
41:01
Speaker 1: they knew what he was up to. And down in
41:05
Speaker 1: the Virgin Islands, especially, we've heard from people who work
41:08
Speaker 1: in the airport, who have come forward and said, look,
41:11
Speaker 1: we knew what was going on, but what can we
41:13
Speaker 1: do about it? The local government's in on it. We
41:18
Speaker 1: must be honest about this discussion. This background calls into
41:21
Speaker 1: question the true reason Governor Bryan fired his Attorney General.
41:26
Speaker 1: Government House has said that Bryan fired George over concerns
41:30
Speaker 1: of inaction on local issues at the AG's office. Bryan,
41:35
Speaker 1: in recent interviews with another publication, confirmed that was part
41:39
Speaker 1: of what led to her dismissal while seeking distance from
41:42
Speaker 1: the Epstein saga. Now look, I don't find... Mr. Brian
41:46
Speaker 1: to be a good guy either. I find him to
41:48
Speaker 1: be corrupt. I find the whole entire operation down here,
41:51
Speaker 1: in fact, to be corrupt. And that's my biggest problem.
41:55
Speaker 1: All of these people are jockeying down here like there's
41:57
Speaker 1: an actual good guy on the stage and there is not.
42:01
Speaker 1: First and foremost, you know, I can't have an attorney
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Speaker 1: general that's launching civil suits that I don't know about,
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Speaker 1: the governor said in the article. What does that even mean? Yes,
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Speaker 1: you can. You're the governor. What the hell do you
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Speaker 1: have to do with a civil suit that's being brought
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Speaker 1: by a prosecutor? Sit down, shut up, and collect your
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Speaker 1: stolen money. I personally, and I'm sure many other Virgin
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Speaker 1: Islanders alike, don't like our name being associated with Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein and child pornography, you know? Why are we going
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Speaker 1: down that rabbit hole? And the irony to me was,
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Speaker 1: you know, four years ago, everybody was scrambling not to
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Speaker 1: have been on Jeffrey Epstein's receiving end of donations. Now
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Speaker 1: we're suing him for the same dirty money. That seems
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Speaker 1: a little awkward, right? I mean, that's inconsistent. And I
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Speaker 1: just want us to get away from that. That's not
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Speaker 1: the light we want to be seen in. If we
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Speaker 1: never mention Jeffrey Epstein again, it would be good for me. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it sure would be considering you were one of his boys,
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Speaker 1: you scumbag. Now, don't get it twisted. I'm not saying
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Speaker 1: that there wasn't scumbaggery by Governor Bryan here. There was.
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Speaker 1: But I think it is a bridge too far to
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Speaker 1: try and act like Denise George is some sort of champion.
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Speaker 1: Bryan also said that he never met Epstein, but acknowledged
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Speaker 1: it was likely that some residents knew what was going
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Speaker 1: on at Epstein's Little St. James private island. Within our
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Speaker 1: local political arena, we have turned a blind eye to
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Speaker 1: Epstein because we, too, benefited from his sex trafficking enterprise.
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Speaker 1: To put it bluntly, the Virgin Islands of the United
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Speaker 1: States aided and abetted Jeffrey Epstein. That's without question. And
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Speaker 1: the author of this article, like I said, was Janelle Saraw.
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Speaker 1: She is a former educator, senator, and a candidate for
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Speaker 1: lieutenant governor in the U.S. Virgin Islands. But she summed
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Speaker 1: it up correctly. All of these people involved here, from
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Speaker 1: Governor Bryan, the old politicians who were in charge of
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Speaker 1: facilitating all of this for Epstein, they have some audacity
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Speaker 1: and some nerve to think that they're going to secure
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Speaker 1: a bag. And the fact that they've already been able
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Speaker 1: to get $ 105 million out of all of this just
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Speaker 1: blows my mind. What about all of those unnamed girls
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Speaker 1: that were abused by Epstein that don't have any of
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Speaker 1: the publicity that some of the more well-known survivors have?
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Speaker 1: So there should be no money left over for them
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Speaker 1: because the U.S. Virgin Islands had to come in and
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Speaker 1: get $ 105 million? I just don't find that to be right,
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Speaker 1: and I don't think it's a good look. If you're
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Speaker 1: interested in getting justice, that's one thing. But if you're
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Speaker 1: going to sit here and try and secure that bag
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Speaker 1: and then thumb your nose at justice at the same time, well,
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Speaker 1: we're going to have a problem with that. And that's
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Speaker 1: what's happening down here in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Everybody
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Speaker 1: knew what was going on. Everybody knew that Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: was coming to that island to molest people. And the
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Speaker 1: local politicians at the time, they didn't do shit to
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Speaker 1: stop it. In fact, they looked the other way while
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Speaker 1: their palm was out. And now they have the audacity
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Speaker 1: to to try and act like they're entitled to some money?
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Speaker 1: That's just insane to me. And they shouldn't be entitled
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Speaker 1: to another dime. In fact, anybody who helped Jeffrey Epstein,
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Speaker 1: anybody who helped enable Jeffrey Epstein, and anybody who was
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Speaker 1: involved with him on this island previously, they should be investigated.
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Speaker 1: And if they were involved in any kind of financial
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Speaker 1: malfeasance or other crimes, they should be prosecuted. Unfortunately, we
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Speaker 1: all know that's never going to occur. All right, folks, well,
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Speaker 1: that's going to do it for this one. All of
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