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Mega Edition: Bill Barr And His Role In The Aftermath Of Jeffrey Epstein's Death (6/17/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: I've seen questions surrounding the whole entire Jeffrey Epstein fiasco.
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Is what happened in that jail cell the day that
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he died. Did he kill himself? Was he murdered? Did
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somebody pass a message on to him telling him that
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he better kill himself or else? We don't know. And
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my biggest problem with the whole entire thing is the
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lack of transparency from the powers that be. From the
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very beginning all the way up through now, there has
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been a complete lack of transparency. And when it was
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all cracking off, I laughed at it. Then anything that
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Bill Barr is in charge of, folks, you can mark
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me down as somebody who's skeptical. The dude is legitimately
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a villain from a TV story. Just take a look
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at him. Look at all of the different areas where
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he's been hanging out in his life, all the people
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he's been around, the war criminal, George Bush in that campaign,
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in that administration, Check hanging out with old Donald boy,
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check everywhere the guy goes. And then don't even get
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me started about old Pops and Jeffrey Epstein in the
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high school. So, yeah, forgive me if I don't believe
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Bill Barr and his assertions or Bill Barr and his
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oh well you should trust me, because I don't trust him.
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I don't trust any one of them. And in fact,
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at this point, the whole entire lot of them have
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no one to blame but themselves, by the way, for
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the lack of trust in the institutions in them in
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all of this, the whole process. People are fed up
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and people are tired of being lied to. We're not
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just gonna take it at face value. When Bill Barr
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comes trotting out in his dumpy ass ill fitting suit
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talking about, well I saw the video, you can trust me. No, bro,
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we don't trust you. Let us see the video. Why
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isn't that public? What's taking the Inspector General all of
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this time to complete their investigation? Should be pretty cut
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and dry, right, you guys came out and said, oh,
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it's a suicide, pretty cut and dry. Everybody should believe
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the narrative. And of course the lapdogs and the legacy
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media they jumped right on. They were more than happy
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to buy into the narrative and call everybody else a
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conspiracy theorist. But even now, all these months later, all
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these years later, you have people like Julie K. Smith
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who are who's talking about what happened in this jail cell.
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Nobody really knows. So really, when everything comes around and
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catches up in the end, you weren't the conspiracy theorists.
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You folks been sniffing this shit out from the jump,
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and we still have questions. You still have questions, and
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to this day we have not gotten proper answers about
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what happens in that jail cell the first time when
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he was sharing a cell with our buddy Tartaglioni, or
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especially the second time when he was clipped, or when
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he offed himself, whatever it was. I don't think it's
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illegitimate for people that are footing the bill, being the citizens,
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to ask for a complete accounting of what occurred in
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that jail cell. It's not a matter of national security.
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It's a matter of protecting your friends, isn't it. Isn't
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that really what it comes down to. Isn't that really
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what this has been all about, this whole entire cover up,
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Because that's what it is. How long have I been
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saying that to you folks here on the podcast. It's
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an international cover up? Fuck a conspiracy theory. Yeah, an
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international criminal conspiracy maybe, but it's most certainly an international
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cover up with many peoples at many levers of power
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playing a part. But now their whole entire spot's getting
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blown up. They're getting that spotlight shined on them, and
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they don't know how to react. I don't know how
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to conduct themselves. Oh, what they'll do is they'll come
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out and they'll start talking about, oh, this is dangerous speech.
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We have to censor these people because that's their mo
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And unfortunately, they'll get a significant portion of the population
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to play along until that portion of the population is
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the next target. See how this all works. See why
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I'm so against bullshit ass censorship. You want to give
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inroads to people like Bill Barr, You want to work
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as a useful idiot for people like Bill Barr. Get
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on board with censorship, because that's exactly what it is.
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It's authoritarian no matter how you chop it up, how
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you look at it. I don't care how you dress it.
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The facts are the facts. And anyone who's trying to
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stamp out dissent, anyone who's trying to stamp out robust conversation,
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is an enemy of free thought, and it's certainly an
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enemy of getting to the bottom of what happened to
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the Jeffrey Epstein case, because these people are so brazen
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to continue with their cover ups because they know people
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will buy it, hook line and sinker when they pitch
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their narrative. But that's not really the case so much
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to anymore, is it. There are alternative means for people
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to get their news. There are plenty of good journalists
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who used to work for the establishment, the legacy media,
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who have bounced the substack pages now or wherever else
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they can be found, medium or whatever it may be.
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But the legacy media itself is an absolute joke, and
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they played a part in this whole cover up this
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whole time. And they also played a part, as we
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all know, in whitewashing Jeffrey Epstein and refurbishing his image.
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So yeah, people are skeptical when they hear Bill Barr
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watch the video, and then the media doesn't go hard
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on that. They just accept it after they challenged everything
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else the guy had to say. Now they're just gonna
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accept that the video was legit, that he watched and
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everything's cool. Sorry, I'm not willing to buy it. They
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don't have that kind of political credibility with me. These
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fools have been lying and lying and lying and lying
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at every turn. All of a sudden, we're supposed to
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just believe what Bill Barr says. Nope, sorry, not gonna
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do it. So today we're gonna jump back in the
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time machine and we're gonna go back to twenty nineteen,
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and we're gonna read an article from the World Socialist
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Website WSWS dot org. And this article was authored by
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Kevin Reid, and it gets right to the heart of
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the matter that nobody believes who Bill Barran is bullshit,
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and the whole narrative that they try to pitch it
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fell flat for anybody who is using any kind of
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critical thought. So I've had this one bookmarked in the
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catalog for quite some time, and I figured, you know, what,
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what the hell, I'm in the studio, might as well
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add it while we're here. So let's jump into this
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article from Kevin Reid over at the World Socialist Website,
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and let's see what he's about. Headline US Attorney General
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Barr adds to cover up and death of Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah,
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pretty fair. US Attorney General William Barr backtracked on comments
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he made last August about the circumstances surrounding the death
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of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, telling the Associated Press on
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Friday that a series of mistakes by prison authorities gave
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the multi millionaire Wall Street consultant, if you want to
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call him that asset, you know, money, launderer, abuser, pedophile,
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plenty of things we can call him, the opportunity to
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kill himself in his jail cell on August tenth. And look,
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I'm more than willing to accept that the guy killed himself.
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It's possible. Look you're in there, You're facing all this time.
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Very possible. He snapped and said, fucking I'm killing myself.
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I think the likeliest of options that we have in
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front of us is that somebody, meaning Tartaglioni, probably passed
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a message on to Jeffrey Epstein telling him that he
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if he did not kill himself, he could expect to
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get ruffed up every single fucking day of his life
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the way he was getting ruffed up by Tartaglioni in
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that jail cell. And until somebody can prove differently, I'm
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one hundred percent on board with the fact that Tartaglioni
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was in there to send a message. There is no
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other reason for a man facing four homicides, who had
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already got busted with contraband in the lock up, to
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be in a cell with Jeffrey Epstein. Doesn't ring alarm
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bells for anybody else. Bill Barr doesn't want to address that,
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but no, he saw the video. So let's just believe
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what Bill Barr has to say, because you know, look,
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he's a salt and pillar of the earth kind of guy, right,
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the hell of a fella kind of guy you want
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coaching your kids baseball team. Said nobody ever. Barr said
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that although he initially had suspicions about Epstein's death under
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federal custody at the Metropolitan Correctional Center MCC in Manhattan,
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he had come to the conclusions that it was a suicide.
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Barr added, I can understand people who immediately whose minds
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went to sort of the worst case scenario, because it
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was the perfect storm of screw ups. Yeah, and nobody.
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I don't I shouldn't say nobody, because I guess people do.
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But I do not believe that there are way too
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many coincidences that had to take place, all at the
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right time, at the perfect point for all of them
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to intersect, for this to occur, for it to be
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this perfect storm he's talking about. There's no way that
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this was all coincidences. I'm gonna need to see some
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heavy proof. The AP reports that Barr drew his conclusion
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after the FBI and the Justice departments inspector General continue
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to investigate, adding that he sought to dampen conspiracy theories
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by people who have questioned whether Epstein really took his
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own life, saying the evidence proves Epstein killed himself. So
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again with the inspector General, we were talking about this.
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What are you doing? How much longer is it going
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to take you to get this investigation done? Did he
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kill himself? Didn't he kill himself? Let's see the evidence.
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What does the inspector General think? But again, the inspector
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General is just another toothless organization within a group of
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toothless organizations. They can't even indict. The inspector General can
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recommend indictments, but they can't indict themselves. It's more of.
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Speaker 2: This, Oh, let's well, we'll safeguard ourselves. We'll put the
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checks and balances on ourselves will investigate ourselves. But when
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does that work throughout this whole investigation, whether it's the FBI,
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the government, these private companies, Leon Black, whatever, it always
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turns into an absolute carnival shit show. But we should
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believe the Inspector General, right.
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Speaker 1: And it's funny because when we have a political issue
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that the Inspector General pops up and talks about, you'll
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have one side of the aisle. Oh no, that guy
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doesn't know what he's talking about. It's bullshit, that's absolute bullshit.
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Then the other side when the Inspector General finds something
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in their favor Air quotes here, it's the same thing.
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But all of a sudden, people want to believe the
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Inspector General when it's Jeffrey Epstein. What the fuck are
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you guys thinking? These people cannot be trusted, the Inspector
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General and all of these bureaucrats until they prove that
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they've earned the trust back. I don't know how anybody
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can trust them. Barr gave his interview two days after
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two MCC prison guards, Toven Noel and Michael Thomas were
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arrested and charged on multiple counts in connection with their
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failure to monitor Epstein during the hours preceding as death.
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The guards who had worked overtime shifts in extended hours
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at the understaffed facility have been accused of sleeping and
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browsing the Internet between ten thirty pm and six thirty am,
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when they should have been checking on Epstein every half hour.
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They are also charged with filing fraudulent reports. Now we
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know how that ended up suspended sentences, one hundred hours
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of community service, and the government probably gave him that
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deal because they were scared that these guards were gonna
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unload on the facility and how bad it's managed, how
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terribly it's administered. So the government was probably like, look,
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we'll give you a suspended sentence. Let's put this to bed. Now.
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I've always maintained that these yards should have faced some
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sort of penalty. What kind of penalty, I don't know,
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But for them to be the only ones to get
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in trouble ear really's that's really what they're going to
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try and pitch us. What about the shift boss, what
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about the you know, the manager on duty. We go
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through this every time we talk about this, but you
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know what, it's worth mentioning again everybody that was involved
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in the chain of custody as far as the evidence
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goes as well, where all of these people have any
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of them been fired, They're probably running other facilities these days.
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An attorney for one of the two, both of whom
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have pled not guilty, has said that the guards are
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being scapegoaded, even if the claims against them are true.
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The lawyer notes such violations are normally considered prison employee
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disciplinary issues and not criminal actions. And you know what,
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I agree with that. Honestly, scapegoating these guards was never
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going to work for me, and I know it wasn't
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going to work for you folks out there. So that
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was a terrible street that these guys came up with.
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And it's no wonder that these prison guards basically walked
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scott free, right. I doubt they're even gonna lose their
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pensions or whatever. The guards discovered Epstein with a noose
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made out of bedsheets around his neck when they entered
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his cell in the morning to bring him breakfast. Epstein
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had been in prison for more than a month before
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his death. He was arrested by the FBI on July
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sixth at Teeterborough Airport in New Jersey and charged with
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multiple counts of sex trafficking with victims, including underage females.
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So Epstein was posted up in the jail, as we
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all know, for a month or so, a little more
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than a month, and waiting for, you know, things to
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fall into place. Had talked to Doug shown a little
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bit before this, had a new strategy in place right
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before his alleged suicide, and according to his lawyers, was
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upbeaaten ready to rock. On August twelfth, two days after
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Epstein was found dead, Bar gave comments to the press
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in which he seemed to question the claims of suicide,
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saying the Department of Justice was now learning of serious
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irregularities at the facility that are deeply concerning and demand
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a thorough investigation. See what Barr was doing. There was
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a little misdirection, right, Oh, I see your concerns. I
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understand your concerns, and I'm going to address them. Although
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Barr is now endorsing the finding of the New York
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Medical Examiner that Epstein died from suicide by hanging, and
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says that his conclusion is based on an investigation conducted
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by the FBI and the Justice Department Inspector General, the
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details of this investigation have not been made public. Now,
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remember this article is from twenty nineteen, folks, these details
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still have not been made public, and if you try
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and hit them with a Freedom of Information Act, they
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tell you it's an ongoing Invents destigation. What the fuck
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does that mean? Really takes you that long to figure
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out if this dude hung himself or if somebody clipped him.
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What are you guys obfuscating? Seems like they're drawing out
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the investigation solely to use that as the cover for
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not providing documents about what occurred. They really think you're stupid.
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They're banking on it. In fact, Barr's perfect storm theory
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is dubious on its face, since the known facts surrounding
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Epstein's death, including any so called prison screw ups, point
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in the direction of murder, not suicide. The most important
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of these facts are Epstein was a member of the
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financial elite, with social and business ties to top us
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political figures, foreign dignitaries, royalty, and the super rich around
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the world. Many of these associates frequented Epstein's lavish residences
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in New York City and Little Saint James in the Caribbean,
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which was dubbed g Island. And let's not forget Zoro Ranch.
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Let's not forget France, Let's not forget any other place
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that Jeffrey Epstein was active. We know he was active
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up in Michigan. We've heard about Montreal, and I'm guessing
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anywhere that this sick fuck ever stepped down from a plane,
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there's probably active abusing people there as well. Epstein had
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been arrested in charged with sex crimes previously in two
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thousand and six, in two thousand and eight, but his
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connections with people in high places resulted in cover ups.
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It was because he was an asset to the federal government.
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We've established this. An article recently came out talking about
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how he was an FBI informant. There's paperwork on it,
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the whole thing. This has always been my working theory.
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You know a lot of people ran around and tried
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to pitch you that, oh, he's in the MASAD bullshit. Wrong,
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that's BS. Oh he's in the CIA wrong, that's BS.
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Dude's been an asset. That's exactly what he is. He
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was your perfect kind of asset for the people that
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we're talking about here, somebody who they had their hooks in,
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but somebody who could deliver, and they have undercover informants
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on the payroll, like you wouldn't believe Nazis, white supremist terrorists,
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you name it. And that's exactly what Jeffrey Epstein was
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an asset of at the very least, the FBI, CIA
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at the very least, And that's why he was provided
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all of this cover, all of this protection. In the
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first case, he was permitted a non prosecution agreement and
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immunity from all charges. In the second, he pled guilty
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to a prostitution charge and served eighteen months in prison,
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during which he was granted a work release for up
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to twelve hours a day, six days a week, allowing
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him to come and go as he pleased. And we
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all though he didn't even serve that whole entire sentence,
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imagine what this fucking eye did and walked. The only
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way that happens, folks, is if your leash is being
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held by one of the three letter agencies. In the
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twenty nineteen case, it became clear that the Wall Street
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investment consultant would likely seek a plea deal, possibly giving
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information about the ruling class figures who were complicit in
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his alleged procurement of young girls for sex one hundred percent. Look,
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there was no doubt in anyone's mind that Epstein was
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willing to roll over this second time. He understood that
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he was not protected anymore. The bridges were burned, there
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was no rodeo riding into town to save his ass
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The party was over. He was burned. As an asset.
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He could no longer be useful to the agencies, and
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so therefore he had to twist in the wind. So
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they went about their business, cutting all of their ties
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to them, chopping away that loose fat, losing a year
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of emails, of a cost, and all of the rest
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of the bullshit they were up to. On July twenty third,
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Epstein was found injured and unconscious at one thirty am
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on the floor of his prison cell. Although authorities claimed
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Epstein attempted to kill himself, he reportedly told his legal
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team that his cellmate, former police officer Nicholas Tartaglioni aka
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Tat Tat, who was facing four counts of murder, had
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assaulted and tried to kill him. Tartaglioni was subsequently cleared
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of any wrongdoing by an internal prison review. Oh was
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he So the man who had the contraband just prior
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to this gets a bump up in stature, goes to
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a cell to be the cell mate of one of
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the most prized prisoners in the system at that point,
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and for what? For what reason? To keep him company?
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Or was he there to send a message? Look, I've
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told you, folks, that's where I land at this point.
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I believe TARTAGLIONI was there to send a message to
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Epstein that first night around in that cell. Bust his
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ass up. Let him know, this is gonna be your
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whole life here, bro, were you better off yourself or
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someone's gonna do it for you and it won't be
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a fun, pleasant way. Here's a little taste. Now, that's
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my hypothesis. That's my working theory. I am more than
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willing to go somewhere else if the evidence presents itself,
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But as of now, this certainly seems like the most
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likely scenario to me Ockham's razor in all right. Epstein
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was then relocated to a special housing unit in the
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prison and placed on suicide watch. The Justice Department was
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told he would have his cell mate at all times,
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but on August ninth. Epstein's cellmate was inexplicably transferred out
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with no replacement. And usually you have a jel house
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snitch with somebody like Epstein, somebody like that Bill Mercy guy.
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But no, not this time. They didn't have that going on.
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Figure that fuck it, We'll just have him roll by himself.
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What's the worst that could happen? I know, just another
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screw up, just another coincidence. Forensic pathologist doctor Michael Boden
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was present for the autopsy and has reported that the
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neck bone fractures, the broken blood vessels in the face
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and eyes, and the depression from the ligature made of
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bedsheets around Epstein's neck are consistent with homicidal murder, not suicide.
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So here's where you get down into the weeds of it.
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Who do you believe? Which narrative do you believe, doctor
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Michael Boden or the medical examiner who has more to
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lose here? Now people will say, oh, Michael Boden's been
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hired by the family, of course, is you going to
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say this? That's fair, It's definitely a valid argument. And
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then the other side will say, well, the state's can
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either trying to craft a narrative they're trying to b sus.
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They're trying to run a story here, and that is
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also a valid argument. So it comes down to who
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do you trust, Michael Boden or the city, the examiner,
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the medical examiner, and Bill Barr. Epstein's lawyers reported that
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he was in good spirits the day before he was
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found dead and that he exhibited no signs of depression
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or suicidal behavior and was looking forward to working on
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his legal defense. And that's what we talked about as
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well with Doug Showan. Right we read that article, Doug
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Showan was adamant that Jeffrey Epstein had a legal defense
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in place and that he was ready to rock. And
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it looked like Doug Showan was going to be the
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lead attorney on this case. The timing of Barr's comments,
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coming on the heels of the indictment of the prison
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guards indicates that the FBI and the Department of Justice
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are moving rapidly to shut down any further investigation into
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the events at the MCC on the night of August
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ninth and into the morning of August tenth. Absolutely that's
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why the guards got the plead deal as well. See
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what happened there is the Department of Justice was trying
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to flex, Oh look, we're gonna indict them. They had
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no interest and they weren't going no plans to go
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all the way to see it through a trial. They
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never wanted that. They wanted to show you, oh look,
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we're doing something, and then they'd plead out. That was
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the plan the whole time. Combined with a month's long
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campaign by The New York Times and The Washington Post
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to present the medical examiner Barbara Sampson's finding of suicide
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as established fact and dismiss all questions about Epstein's death
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as wild conspiracy theories, Barr's intervention points to a continued
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effort to prevent a public airing of Epstein's activities, his
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connections to prominent political and corporate figures, and the highly
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suspicious circumstances of his death. And now, remember, folks, this
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is the World Socialist website, right, We're not on some
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you know, crazy, uh wild hate the New York Times
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type website. But there's a lot of people on both
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sides of the aisle, people who are politically bent one
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way or the other, that are starting to understand though
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what's going on here and what's going on is the
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big joke is on all of us. It doesn't matter
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what your political affiliation is. The fact that they can't
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even do this investigation within this area of a prison,
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a jail cell, for fuck's sake, and come back with
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an actual timeline of everything that occurred should make everybody
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think that what's going on here is suspect. And me personally,
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I am more than willing to believe the man killed himself.
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In fact, I think that that's probably what happened, not
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because it was his own idea. Like I said, I
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think that a message was passed to him and he
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decided it was in his best interest to clip himself.
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And nothing Bill Barr has said or evidence that has
25:59
been present to buy Bill Barr or anyone else has
26:03
pushed me from that ledge even one iota. If you'd
26:09
like to contact me, you can do that at Bobby
26:11
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26:16
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26:21
on Twitter at Bobby Underscore c ap you Cci. All
26:27
of the links that go with this episode can be
26:29
found in the description box. So Michael Wolf has a
26:33
new book out and yeah, some pretty damning things to
26:36
say about everyone's favorite person, Donald Trump. Now again, Michael
26:43
Wolf has been known to spin some tails. So if
26:45
you want to take it with a grain of salt, fine.
26:48
For those of you who don't want to take it
26:50
with a grain of salt, that's fine too. That's up
26:53
to you. So let's jump into this article from The
26:57
Daily Beast and let's just see what the hell is
27:00
going on here. Author of this article, Lachlan Cartwright headline
27:07
Jeffrey Epstein bragged Bill Barr was in charge, not Trump.
27:11
I mean, it seems like everybody was in charge besides Trump.
27:14
According to the talking heads. Every time a new book
27:18
comes out, we have a new person who was running
27:20
the running things behind the scenes. So who was it.
27:23
I'm confused. Was it Bill Barr? Was it Jeff Sessions?
27:27
Was it? I don't you know. Everybody has a different
27:29
story for us. One thing's pretty clear though. It was
27:32
an absolute shit show in the Trump administration, an absolute
27:37
shit show. So that's a fact. But all the other stuff,
27:41
I mean, who knows, who knows what's for real and
27:45
what's not. When it comes to this part of the
27:48
story of the world, let's dive in and let's see
27:54
what mister Lachlan Cartwright has to say. Asal new book
28:00
from journalist Michael Wolf claims that the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
28:05
bragged that Bill Barr was the man in charge during
28:07
Trump's time in office, and that the president lets someone
28:11
else be in charge until other people realize that someone
28:14
other than him is in charge. When that happens, you're
28:18
no longer in charge. Is this an episode of the
28:21
Three Stooges? What? Really? This is the best we can
28:24
do at the top of the ticket here in America?
28:27
And everybody wonders why shit's going south. Everybody wonders why
28:31
shelves are empty. And it wasn't just Trump. By the way,
28:37
Trump is a symptom of the problem. Folks making him
28:42
the problem, Well, that makes people not understand what's really
28:45
going on. Oh, he's a big part of it, no
28:47
doubt about it. Everybody who's one of the so called
28:50
elite is. But this whole entire situation here, I mean,
28:56
you're in charge, then you're in charge. What is it
28:58
like a game of tag? If you get tagged last,
29:02
then you're in charge for the month? The tomb too famous,
29:08
the rich the powerful, the wishful, the notorious, and the damned.
29:12
Also claims that Steve Bannon and former Israeli Prime Minister
29:15
Ehud Barack tried to help Epstein rehabilitate his image, even
29:20
suggesting that he tried to get favorable coverage on Rachel
29:23
Maddow or sixty Minutes. Now. Look, I am not the
29:27
biggest fan of Rachel Maddow. I call her the left's
29:31
version of Sean Hannity in fact, but I highly doubt
29:35
that he'd be going on to the Rachel Maddow Show
29:38
to fix his image. As much as I don't agree
29:42
with Rachel Maddow with most things she says, I don't
29:46
think she's an evil person or a bad person, and
29:49
I don't think she'd be helping Jeffrey Epstein refurbish his image. Now,
29:54
the caveat to all of that is who the hell
29:56
knows what MSNBC would be up to. But because they
30:01
suggested that they go on Rachel Maddow doesn't mean Rachel
30:04
Maddow had anything to do with it. I've seen some
30:07
people try and spin this into well, Rachel Maddow was
30:10
going to help Epstein. Now that's really not what the
30:13
book says or the article says, now, would I be
30:17
shocked if that evidence was provided at some point? No,
30:20
I wouldn't be. Again, nothing shocks me with these people.
30:24
After all we have seen, after all all we have
30:27
experienced in the last three years and longer for some
30:31
of you, How can anyone have any faith in anything
30:35
at this point. That's why it's bizarre to me when
30:38
I see people who are gung ho about this Epstein
30:41
case and who have totally bought in on the fact
30:44
that the FBI and the CIA were providing him cover.
30:47
Out of the other side of their mouth, they talk
30:49
about how the FBI is going to get this one
30:51
or that one. I don't know how people come to
30:55
terms with that and what it does. It really exposes
31:00
a lot of people in their biases. You know. During
31:03
the last administration, you had a lot of people running
31:06
around pointing fingers, talking about this one's bias, that one's bias.
31:10
But now we're really seeing who is biased, and it's
31:15
pretty obvious. So all those people who are running around
31:19
talking about, oh everything, everything's falling apart, everything's in danger,
31:23
and now they're quiet about it, Well, guess what things
31:26
are still falling apart, and we're very close to really
31:31
slipping into a place we don't want to go. According
31:40
to Wolf, who reportedly tried to buy New York Magazine
31:43
with Epstein and disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, Barack asked
31:48
Epstein the million dollar question of who was in charge
31:51
at the White House. What I know. What I want
31:54
to know from all, from you, all knowing people, is
31:57
who is in charge? Who is? Barrock said, putting on
32:01
an American accent over is often impenetrable. Israeli one calling
32:06
the shots. This was a resumption of the reliable conversation
32:10
around Epstein The Vagaries of Donald Trump, once among Epstein's
32:14
closest friends. Here's the question every government is asking. Trump
32:20
is obviously not in charge because he is Huh, what
32:25
does that even mean? So I guess Trump's not in
32:29
charge because Barr is in charge. According to Wolf, I
32:34
don't buy that, Okay, I don't believe that Bill Barr
32:36
was in charge. Now do I believe that Bill Barr
32:40
exerted a lot of influence over Trump as far as
32:44
legal stuff goes, absolutely one. But this comment here that
32:52
Barr was in control, I don't know if I buy that.
32:57
Wolf claims that Epstein interrupted the former politico and called
33:01
Trump his former playboy party pal a moron. Then confided,
33:06
at the moment, Bill Barr is in charge, the pedophile
33:10
financier continued. It's Donald's pattern. He lets someone else be
33:14
in charge until other people realize that someone other than
33:17
him is in charge. When that happens, you're no longer
33:20
in charge. Barack allegedly pressed, But let me ask you,
33:24
why do you think Bill Barr took this job knowing
33:26
all this. The motivation is simple money, Epstein replied. Barr
33:31
believes he'll get a big payday out of this if
33:34
he keeps Donald in office, manages to hold the Justice
33:37
Department together and help the Republican Party survive Donald. He
33:41
thinks this is worth big money to him. I speak
33:43
from direct knowledge, extremely direct. Trust me. Now, remember this
33:47
is Epstein saying this, and we know that Epstein is
33:50
not really a reliable narrator, right, So that's why I
33:53
prefaced all of this with take it with a grain
33:56
of salt. Michael Wolf has been known to make some
34:00
pretty silly comments in the past, so I don't take
34:05
everything he writes as one hundred percent truth. Everything is
34:09
taken with a discerning eye. The book also claims that
34:18
Epstein and Barack, along with Epstein's lawyer Reed Winingarten, called
34:22
Steve Bannon a new friend who had been introduced in
34:25
December twenty seventeen, oh after Trump was elected huh hm interesting,
34:29
and talked over a pr strategy with him to rehabilitate
34:32
Epstein's image. After the damaging expose by the Miami Herald
34:37
dredged up allegations that Epstein had molested and raped dozens
34:41
of underage girls at his properties in Palm Beach, New
34:45
York and his private island in the Caribbean. Bannon told
34:49
The New York Times that he disputed Wolfe's acount of
34:51
the conversation and that he never media trained anyone. Okay, well,
34:55
the Bannon disputes it. So again, you have two notorious
34:58
liars here, Bannon, and it's up to you, the fantastic listeners,
35:04
to figure it out. You know me, I don't tell
35:06
you folks what to think. I don't tell you folks
35:08
what to do or how you should go about your lives.
35:11
I'm here to narrate this story. I'm here to chronicle it,
35:15
and if I have a few opinions that I want
35:16
to slip in there about my personal views, That's what
35:19
I'll do. But as far as telling anyone how they
35:22
should think or what they should believe, certainly not gonna happen.
35:25
On this podcast, Wolf claims that Bannon laughed at Epstein,
35:30
you were the only person I was afraid of during
35:32
the campaign, and that Epstein replied, as well, you should
35:36
have been. The pair had deeply bonded, The book says,
35:40
partly out of the shared incredulous incredulousness about Donald Trump.
35:45
Bannon was often astonished by what Epstein knew. Now again,
35:50
if it could be very possible, we know for a fact,
35:53
and it's not disputable that Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein
35:57
palled around for a very long time in the nineties
36:01
and the early two thousands. We know that, and anybody
36:05
who tries to say differently is engaging in some gaslighting.
36:16
Wolf paints Bannon as a man who was eager to
36:19
advise Epstein on rehabbing his image, despite the many serious
36:22
accusations against him that that he had serially, serially holy cow,
36:28
serially preyed on the very young and vulnerable girls. So
36:32
where is the Comm's piece in this, the book quotes
36:34
Bannon is asking who is handling it, who's on point?
36:38
Are these your people?
36:39
Speaker 3: Read?
36:40
Speaker 1: The book says Bannon pressed Winegarten, Epstein and Barack about
36:44
why there was no communications team and asked what was
36:47
the response from Jeffrey's side to the Florida story? Who engaged?
36:51
He probably can't be hated anymore. We flatlined on this.
36:55
He can't get debtor while the chances of reviving him
36:58
are remote, what's the alternative? So it just shows you
37:01
the sick character of Steve Bannon as well. He's a sick, disgusting,
37:06
decrepit ole bastard in my opinion, and he is a
37:11
harmful human being. Now, I'm not gonna sit here and say, oh,
37:16
he should be silenced. I don't believe in that. As
37:19
somebody who has been censored themselves, I don't believe in
37:22
silencing people like him. What I believe in is challenging
37:25
his ideas head on and shattering them with the actual truth.
37:31
And that's the way it's supposed to go. You're not
37:33
supposed to censor people you don't agree with, or people
37:38
who might have a different opinion than you. You destroy
37:41
that opinion in the public square, and if you can't
37:44
do it, get out of the way and let somebody
37:47
who can do Wolf says. Winingarten then suggested trying to
37:56
arrange an appearance on sixty Minutes or Gail King, to
37:58
which Bannon dryly pointed out how well that had worked
38:02
for singer r Kelly. King's interview with Kelly was widely
38:05
regarded as a disaster. Kelly later was convicted of sexual
38:09
exploitation of children. Well, what do you know, every one
38:12
of these guys that goes and gives an interview gets
38:15
absolutely crushed. And you know why, Well, because you're the
38:18
lying Okay, point blank period, If you're not telling the truth, Well,
38:22
not too hard to get crushed. Winegarten fumbled about, suggesting
38:30
maybe an advocate or a surrogate could go on sixty
38:32
Minutes to plead Epstein's case. Dude, come on, Bannon allegedly replied,
38:37
in exasperation, Well, Rachel Maddow. Then Winegarten replied, you're the
38:42
Jeffrey surrogate sitting with Rachel Maddow and she's going to
38:45
say how many girls were there? Were They're ten? Were
38:48
there a one hundred, one thousand? Bannon continued according to
38:51
the book, now you're on national television. What do you say.
38:55
I'm confident it's less than a thousand, was it, he
38:58
asked Epstein, Yes, less, the multi millionaire said. The book
39:02
then recounts a horrifying exchange between Bannon and Epstein. Actually,
39:08
here is the first question, said Bannon. What's the age
39:11
of the youngest girl? That would be good, said Epstein,
39:14
because the answer to that question is that there was
39:17
one girl who was fourteen years old, and she told
39:20
police she lied about her age. She told everyone she
39:23
was eighteen because she was afraid she would never be
39:25
allowed into the house and never be invited back. That's
39:28
the only one. That's the only one who was under
39:31
the age of eighteen. No, the youngest one. I mean really,
39:35
and we know it's not fourteen. We know it's younger
39:37
than that. Even the fact that Bannon was sitting here
39:41
with him shouldn't shock anybody. But it is extra cringeworthy,
39:45
extra cringeworthy considering what a scumbag Bannon is himself. Wolfe's
39:52
book portrays Epstein in a circle of confidants as men
39:55
who saw the outside world as a place increasingly hostile.
39:59
Not just Epstein, the easy fall guy, but to themselves
40:03
as well. Winingarten allegedly moaned that we are on the
40:06
absolute other side of every cultural issue that has currency
40:10
right now. Yeah, no shit, the tables of termed m
40:13
effort and your days are running. The narrative with your
40:17
powerful law firms are long over. So enjoy it. Enjoy
40:23
the wave that you have all created, and when the
40:27
tsunami comes pouring over, you don't come crying to us.
40:33
In absolute juxtaposition to the view in the outside world,
40:37
the view among Epstein's wide circle of loyal, devoted, and
40:40
largely unquestioning friends was that Epstein was guilty of only
40:45
venal sins, that he had more than paid for them
40:48
with his plea to prostitution in two thousand and eight,
40:52
serving thirteen months in a Palm Beach jail, and that
40:55
ever since, and with increasing zeal, he was being pursued
40:58
by plaintiffs and their laws, all with clear financial interests,
41:02
and a media that feeding off unchallenged and self serving allegations,
41:08
had found a handy personification of evil wolf rights. No
41:11
nobody had to find anything. It was right there, just
41:14
to be exposed. And when it was exposed, everybody took
41:19
note and everybody, for the most part, is sickened by
41:23
what happened. Barack, who Wolf calls a frequent guest an
41:29
almost fixture at Epstein's mansion, where he suspected there were
41:32
hidden cameras allegedly complained. Prostitution, it seems, is no longer
41:37
called prostitution. It is something else, much worse. Underage prostitution
41:42
is an oxymorn. Under American law, it is considered rape.
41:46
So yeah, Hued Breck, you're a sick, fucking bastard too, Okay,
41:52
you and your trips to the apartment building over on
41:56
East sixty six. What you think we forgot about that?
41:58
Oh you're on the ray at our Barack, believe it,
42:02
Wolf says. Barrock was part of a revolving door of friends, acquaintances, experts,
42:07
visiting international dignitaries and despots, petitioners for contributions and investments,
42:12
lawyers and other holders of vast fortunes, a network of
42:16
worldly influence and interest arguably as great as any in
42:20
New York who sat at Epstein's dining conference table engaged
42:25
in something that was part seminar, part gossip, part coffee clatch,
42:30
and part elite conspiracy. Elsewhere Wolf claims, Barrock joked that
42:35
we have nothing to worry about. The secrets are safe. Oh,
42:39
I bet they are. I bet they are, Ehud Barack,
42:43
And I wonder what part you played in making sure
42:45
they stayed that way. Epstein, whom Wolf characterizes as a
42:50
germophobe who would not even shake hands with close friends,
42:53
touching their elbows instead, refused to take his predicaments seriously
42:58
and responded flippantly. Fly when talked of his crimes came
43:02
up when Winingarten allegedly whined, every time I turn on
43:06
the television and look for the Celtics score, I see
43:08
that My boy is a monster, everybody's favorite monster, the devil, pedophile,
43:14
sex trafficker, keeping little girls in the basement. Trump friend
43:20
Epstein then joked that would be the worst. Wow. I mean,
43:25
if this book is real and this stuff really happens,
43:28
can you happens? Can you imagine what it must have
43:30
been like to be a fly on the wall. Later,
43:35
the pedophile asked what kind of cover do we get
43:37
from Bob Kraft, the New England Patriots owner who had
43:40
been arrested for allegedly patronizing a Palm Beach massage shop.
43:44
You know the whole thing that got dropped by the
43:46
way Bob gets dinner. Bob gets dinner out, I get taken,
43:51
said Epstein, with a flippancy that often exasperated the people
43:54
trying to help defend him. So what he means by
43:57
that is, you know, Bob Craft would go to these
43:59
places to get his jolly's to go do whatever it
44:03
is he was doing. But Epstein, I don't bother with that.
44:07
I have these girls come to me. That's what he's
44:09
saying there. And it's so gross when you think about it,
44:11
with everything we know, so absolutely disgusting. Epstein's powerful circles
44:18
saw him and astute student of power and a collector
44:22
of powerful friends, as somehow particularly unsuited to this power game.
44:27
Wolf writes too much, the free spirit, too much, the
44:30
helpless bad boy to e list to properly protect himself.
44:35
Epstein characterized his troubles as a chronic illness. It can't
44:39
be cured, but it won't kill me. Months later, he
44:43
was dead in a jail cell. So there you have it, folks.
44:47
The book from Michael Wolfe, the talk about Donald Trump
44:50
and Bill Barr actually being the one at the controls
44:54
and all of the other juicy little tidbits that mister
44:59
Wolf has for you. Personally, I know the whole entire
45:04
thing was a shit show, and I know that none
45:06
of these presidents are really running the show anyway, So
45:09
that much smack's true to me. But I will leave
45:14
it up to you, the listeners, to come up with
45:17
your own decision and blow wherever you think the wind
45:22
is going. If you'd like to contact me, you can
45:25
do that at Bobby Kapucci at ProtonMail dot com. That's
45:29
bo bby c ap u c Ci at ProtonMail dot com.
45:35
You can also find me on Twitter at bo bby
45:38
underscore c ap u c CI. All of the links
45:42
that go with this episode can be found in the
45:45
description box. This article from The Daily Mail and see
45:50
what sort of nonsense darth Barr was getting up to.
45:56
Headline revealed Attorney General William darth Bar met personally with
46:02
Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate to question him after he had been
46:05
transferred out of a cell he shared with the multi
46:08
millionaire sex offender pedophile the day before his suicide. This
46:14
article was authored by James Gordon. Look, first of all,
46:22
what is the Attorney General the sitting Attorney General doing
46:26
having a conversation with Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate, and why is
46:31
he having the conversation with Stone Reyes shouldn't have the
46:35
conversation been had with Tartaglioni. Why are we conveniently forgetting
46:43
mister Tartaglioni, or as the guys in the neighborhood used
46:47
to call the people from that family, tat tat. Just
46:52
gonna ignore Tartaglioni and his role in this, the fact
46:56
that he was sitting in a cell charged with four
47:00
criminal homicides due to a drug deal gone bad. But
47:06
you had the interview with Stone rais ho mister Barr. Again,
47:10
I don't know about you, folks, but none of this
47:13
stuff makes sense when it comes to the behavior of
47:15
people like William Barr, and when the behaviors are erratic
47:19
and there's no explanation for it, I can only think
47:24
that there is more under the surface that they are
47:26
trying to hide. So let's be let's let's remember the
47:32
only quote unquote evidence we have is the word of
47:38
William Darth Barr. Let that settle in for a minute, folks.
47:43
Toss that around in your mouth a little bit like
47:45
it's a vintage of wine. And you see that sour taste. Yeah,
47:50
that's bad wine. Wine that is spoiled. That's the taste
47:54
that Bill Barr leaves in my mouth. Attorney General William
48:00
Barr personally questioned the last inmate to share a cell
48:03
with Jeffrey Epstein before the multi millionaire pedophile sex offender
48:08
died by suicide. Allegedly, A source told the New York
48:12
Daily News. And this is just coming out now, I
48:17
shouldn't I mean not even I We shouldn't be shocked,
48:21
considering Bar is no longer part of the borg, no
48:25
longer part of the get along to go along gang.
48:30
So I'm sure that we'll start to see some more
48:33
leaks coming out now, considering he doesn't have the power
48:36
to punish the people who are leaking this stuff. But
48:41
why wasn't this reported in the beginning. We should have
48:43
known from the jump that Bar was doing personal interviews
48:47
with these people. That doesn't strike you, folks as something
48:50
that's important. And I wonder if the survivor's lawyer is
48:53
even new. Probably not. We know that the federal government
48:57
don't give two shits. We know that they operate however
49:01
they want to operate. They don't follow the rules, they
49:04
don't follow the law. They just do whatever they want, right,
49:08
So who the hell knows what Darth Barr was really
49:11
up to. And I gotta tell you, folks, the plot
49:14
thickens here. If it was up to me and I
49:18
was a sitting Senator or a sitting congressman or congresswoman,
49:23
I would be subpoenaing sending a subpoena to Darth Barr
49:26
over this whole entire Jeffrey Epstein fiasco. Get them under oath,
49:31
sit them down, and let's see what we really see.
49:34
Because enough of the games, enough of the bullshit, It
49:37
is time for answers. You can have your lapdogs in
49:42
the media, try and spin this shit as a conspiracy
49:45
theory and try and paint everybody like some of the
49:49
fantasists you see running around Twitter, and that might you
49:53
might think that's a good strategy, but in reality, we're
49:56
onto you, and no matter you trying to frame things
50:01
as a conspiracy theory or trying to drop this information,
50:06
the facts still remain. And until those basic facts are answered,
50:11
nobody is believing the bullshit narrative you're trying to pump
50:15
to us homie. Epstein was found hanging from cloth tied
50:21
to a bed frame. Hanging. That's not the proper way
50:24
to explain it. Okay, when you say hanging, that means like,
50:26
you know, you hang yourself from the ceiling. You know,
50:29
you jump off of a beam and you break your neck.
50:32
Epstein hung himself from that bed by leaning forward. Okay,
50:38
let's not act like he was hanging himself. Like we're
50:41
in the eleven hundreds and the Normans just came in
50:44
to kick the shit out of the Saxons. Epstein was
50:53
found hanging from cloth tied to a bed frame early
50:55
on August tenth, twenty nineteen. Rocking the highest levels of
51:00
the Justice Department. Oh yeah, I'm sure rocking the highest
51:03
levels of the Justice Department as if. Furthermore, I don't
51:09
trust that the Justice Department cares one way or the other.
51:12
Who the hell knows what they were doing during this time.
51:15
Barr was probably trying to formulate some sort of plan,
51:19
some lame brained plan to try and combat all of
51:23
the political nonsense going on. When they should have been
51:27
focusing on people like Jeffrey Epstein and bringing this criminal
51:31
enterprise to heal. They were busy playing touch ass in
51:35
the park. Remember that, folks always keep that in mind.
51:42
Investigator's attention turned to ephrin stone Reyis, who had been
51:46
transferred out of a cell he shared with Epstein the
51:49
day before the suicide at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in
51:53
Lower Manhattan. Why would the attention turn to this guy?
51:58
He was not even in to sell when Epstein allegedly
52:03
killed himself. He was moved the day before. So all
52:07
of a sudden, it's it's integral and important for Bill
52:10
Barr to speak with stone Reys, but it's not important
52:14
for Barr to speak with Tartaglioni. Personally, See, it doesn't
52:19
mesh up to me, and it doesn't make sense. How
52:22
can you say that I have to speak with this
52:24
stone Reus guy, but noose talks with Tartaglioni, considering that
52:31
Epstein was assaulted in that cell, either by himself, which
52:37
is very hard to believe, or by Tartaglioni. So how
52:42
can you try and pitch to me that speaking with
52:45
stone Reus is more of a pressing matter than speaking
52:49
with TARTAGLIONI. Shouldn't you speak with both of them? If
52:52
you're William barr unless, of course, you have your own
52:56
plan and your own motivations, which is quite possible with
53:01
a scuzzbag like mister Barr. Ray's niece and other sources
53:06
previously told The Daily News that Reyes was moved to
53:10
the privately run Queen's Detention Center, which holds cooperating witnesses.
53:15
And that's what I said from the beginning, right, if
53:18
you're going to put this guy in a cell, Jeffrey Epstein,
53:20
with another person, then it has to be with a
53:23
jailhouse rat. It has to be with somebody who is
53:26
not going to hurt this man or attempt to hurt him,
53:30
because they have something to lose too. How in the
53:35
world can you justify putting Tartaglioni in the cell with
53:40
Epstein and then Reyes. Look at Reyes, what he was
53:43
there for and how he had some light at the
53:45
end of the tunnel. Then look at Tartaglioni and ask yourself,
53:49
how do you justify that decision? It is unjustifiable, and
53:54
I don't know why. It's not a bigger point of contention,
53:57
but a guy like Tartaglioni, he has nothing to lose,
54:03
facing four homicides, do you know what kind of cred
54:06
he would get on the main line in the yard
54:08
if he was the one who did assault Epstein? So
54:13
what does he have to lose and what did the
54:16
prison system and Barr have to gain by putting Epstein
54:20
in the cell with him. Following Epstein's death, Reyes was
54:26
pulled from the privately run jail for frequent meetings with authorities.
54:29
According to a source. Following one of the meetings, Reyes
54:33
told the source that the Attorney General himself had asked
54:36
questions about the staff at mcc oh about the staff
54:40
at mcc huh, So what Bill Barr framing it to
54:45
try and put the pin job on the guards? We
54:49
know that the two guards are the only ones facing
54:52
any federal charges here so far, not their bosses, not
54:55
the station in chief, not the division guy, not who
55:00
ever was the boss on duty, none of those people.
55:02
Just the two guards. And according to this report, Bill
55:08
Barr was concerned. Was That's what his concerns were when
55:13
he was talking to this inmate. Barr wanted to know
55:17
about what was going on in there. Barr told him,
55:21
I owe you a favor, thank you for telling us
55:23
the truth, said the source, who became close friends with
55:26
Reyes while they were both held at the Queen's Jail.
55:30
So Barr's in here flipping favors and shit showing up like, uh,
55:34
he's running the world. I owe you a favor, That's
55:38
what he tells Reyes. I am so glad Darth Barr
55:44
is no longer the Attorney General folks. Now, don't get
55:47
me wrong. I'm sure the next moron that gets trotted
55:50
up and sat in that position will be just as
55:53
much of a scumbag. Oh, I know there's a lot
55:56
of you out there that don't want to hear that, right.
55:58
There's a lot of people out there that true believe
56:01
that things are going to be different this time around. Well,
56:06
consider me cynical, consider me taking a wait and see approach.
56:12
He said Barr was a good guy. Barr was nice
56:18
about it. He just wanted to know if inmates were
56:21
being mistreated what Reyes believed happened, just basically that he
56:26
told him everything. He cooperated with Barr. So Barr's just
56:30
asking him his opinion this inmate, this specific inmate. Huh,
56:33
why why Stone Reyes? Because he was the last man
56:37
with Jeffrey Epstein in the jail cell. His subordinates, meaning
56:41
Barr's subordinates, couldn't have done this interview. What was so
56:44
important that Darth Barr had to rouse himself from trying
56:49
to step on the constitution elsewhere to come and get
56:53
his fingers dirty over here. That's really the question. What
56:57
would motivate as sitting ag to interview oh witness in
57:01
a case like this. The unusual sit down between the
57:06
country's former top law enforcement official and the cooperator who
57:10
confessed to participating in a drug ring at a Bronx
57:13
housing project illustrates the significance of the fed's failure in
57:17
the Epstein case. So I think that that's a pretty
57:22
accurate statement. We know that there was big failures here
57:25
all over the system. We know that Bar was a failure.
57:28
We know that Donald Trump was a failure. You know
57:30
how I feel about the buck stops here. And if
57:33
you're the boss, you're a Trump, You're a bar and
57:35
this happens on your watch. The buck stops with you,
57:40
and they were negligent. Nobody fixed the situation. Nobody came
57:45
riding to the rescue or even showed like they were
57:47
even that concerned. Just another sad situation to be filed
57:54
under mistakes and let's move on. That's what they want
57:56
to do. That's what they always want to do. And
58:00
the government's no different than these big businesses who don't
58:03
want a little egg on their face, who are in
58:05
cover your ass mode. That's where the government's at too. Remember,
58:08
the government's nothing more than a gigantic business. The whole
58:11
entire country is nothing more than a giant company. And
58:16
these politicians are the executives. And just like the executives
58:21
in the Financial District and the executives for these other
58:24
big companies, these people are also corrupt. A Justice Department
58:36
spokesman declined comment. The New York Times reported weeks after
58:40
Epstein's death that Borrow was personally overseeing four inquiries into
58:45
Epstein's alleged suicide. Barras said he was livid after the death.
58:50
Oh I'm sure you were. I'm sure you were just
58:52
completely an utterly gutted, Darth barr Oh, not because Jeffrey
58:56
Epstein was dead, but because you guys lost an asset.
59:00
All right, all right, I'm being facetious, but you get
59:02
the drift, right. I don't believe that barr was incensed
59:06
over this. If you were so worried about the treatment
59:10
that these prisoners were getting in jail, and you were
59:12
so worried about Jeffrey Epstein's well being while he was
59:16
in jail, you would have taken a more active role
59:19
from the very beginning. Don't be reactive, be proactive. I
59:24
shouldn't have to tell you that, mister fancy lawyer. In fact,
59:30
the Attorney General personally interviewed Jeffrey Jeffrey's prison drug dealing roommate.
59:36
That would be a real jaw dropper. There are only
59:39
a million levels between the AG and the FBI agent
59:42
who should have done the interview. I am exaggerating only
59:46
a little. Epstein's attorney, Read Weingarten, wrote in an email
59:50
to The Daily News. If it is true, the question
59:53
is why in the world was bar so personally interested
59:56
in what happened to my client? And again, I'm certainly
1:00:01
not a fan of Reed Winingarten, right, but he's absolutely
1:00:04
right here. Why is William Barr taking such a heavy
1:00:07
handed approach here? Why is he being so involved? Why
1:00:11
does he have to have his fat, dirty fingers in
1:00:14
the pie? What's he trying to muck up? What's he
1:00:16
trying to hide? What's he doing. I want a full accounting.
1:00:20
Subpoena him, bring him in front of the Senate and
1:00:24
put him under oath, and let's get a full accounting
1:00:26
of what he knows, what he saw, and what he
1:00:29
was involved in, because folks, I don't trust Darth Barr
1:00:33
as far as I can throw him, and his fat
1:00:36
ass isn't getting thrown very far. Two mcc correctional officers,
1:00:43
Tovin Noel and Michael Thomas, have pleaded not guilty to
1:00:46
sleeping on the job and falsifying records the night of
1:00:49
the suicide. Sleeping on the job. The whole entire government's
1:00:52
been asleep at the wheel for at least the past
1:00:54
twelve years. So why don't we bring them all up
1:00:58
on charges, huh? I mean, if we're going that route.
1:01:05
An attorney for Thomas, Montel Figgins, told The Daily News
1:01:08
he wouldn't be surprised if bar directly questioned Reyes given
1:01:12
how the case was handled by the Justice Department. He's
1:01:15
not wrong. It was handled like shit. The whole entire
1:01:18
thing was garbage. The way they've handled it his garbage,
1:01:21
The way they have told the public about it is garbage.
1:01:25
And the way they continue to play games is garbage.
1:01:30
So what's going to break here? Is there going to
1:01:35
be a breaking point finally where one of our congressmen
1:01:39
or women or senators has the courage and the backbone
1:01:43
to stand up and demand action be taken here? I
1:01:48
really hope. So. The News exclusively identified Reyes as Epstein's
1:01:54
final cell mate last month. The fifty one year old
1:01:57
caught coronavirus at the Queen's detention for earlier this year,
1:02:01
was released in April and died last month at his
1:02:04
mother's Bronx apartment. Well that's that's sad, right, honestly. I mean,
1:02:10
dude just gets out of jail, was in for a
1:02:11
drug charge, catches the VID, then dies last month at
1:02:17
his mom's house. So that's definitely not a good situation, right.
1:02:22
So definitely want to give some thoughts and prayers to
1:02:27
the family of mister Rees. Shit ain't can't be easy,
1:02:31
and my heart definitely goes out to people who are
1:02:34
losing loved ones during this time. It's crazy, crazy, rough. Look,
1:02:37
we got a lot of crazy stuff going on, folks,
1:02:39
and there's a lot of reasons for us to go
1:02:42
crazy and become unhinged, but we have to try and
1:02:45
be measured, and we have to try and take each
1:02:48
one of these situations as as they are and not
1:02:52
try and get too crazy by, you know, overloading ourselves.
1:02:57
But we're in a crazy situation right now. And the
1:03:01
fact that Bill Barr was speaking to this man, mister
1:03:06
rees is, I can't even put into words how against
1:03:12
not even policy, but standard procedure that this is.
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Speaker 1: The source contact of the Daily News seeking to dispel
1:04:10
conspiracy theories that Reyes had something to do with Epstein.
1:04:14
The source said Reyes was deeply troubled by the suicide
1:04:17
and did not hesitate to help investigators. I don't think Reyes.
1:04:21
Let's be very clear, folks, I don't think mister Reis
1:04:23
had anything to do with Jeffrey Epstein's death, not one
1:04:26
thing at all. I think that it is highly likely, however,
1:04:30
that Tartaglioni assaulted Epstein during the first attempted alleged suicide.
1:04:38
And I don't have direct evidence of that, right I don't.
1:04:41
But again, two plus two equals four where I'm from,
1:04:45
and I know people like Tartaglioni. I know their chemical makeup,
1:04:49
I know how they're built, and I know that they're
1:04:53
playing the game for the long haul. He understands what's
1:04:57
at stake, and if he could get involved with something
1:05:00
like this, hit Epstein or even beat Epstein up and
1:05:04
threaten him and tell him, look, if you don't kill yourself,
1:05:07
where going to kill you? Something like that couldn't have occurred.
1:05:10
Of course it could have, but you don't even see
1:05:13
that sort of that sort of storyline even talked about
1:05:19
by the legacy media with the Epstein thing. He was
1:05:24
dealing with it. He was having nightmares. The source said.
1:05:27
He thought, if you would have stayed a little longer,
1:05:29
maybe he wouldn't have did what he did. The whole time.
1:05:32
He would tell Epstein, don't do that in the cell.
1:05:35
I don't need you doing that. Don't need that on
1:05:38
my conscience. I can't blame him. I mean, imagine you
1:05:41
get stuck in a cell with Jeffrey effing Epstein. I mean,
1:05:44
holy Toledo. And now not only are you in the
1:05:47
cell with him, you gotta worry about this guy being
1:05:49
clipped or clipping himself or whatever it may be. Yeah,
1:05:52
I'll pass on having all that stress. The source recalled
1:05:57
a conversation between Reyes and Epstein. Stone would be like,
1:06:01
what's it like having all that money? The source said.
1:06:04
Epstein just said he's had a good life. He was
1:06:07
very blessed. The Bronx drug dealer and Cony Island born
1:06:11
sex offender worth six hundred and thirty four million dollars.
1:06:15
Overcame their differences. Reyes struggled with sleep due to drug addiction.
1:06:20
Epstein preferred to be asleep by ten pm, the source said,
1:06:23
so the financier Pedophile supplied Reyes with drugs that cost
1:06:28
five hundred a pop to put him to sleep. The
1:06:30
source believed the drug was suboxin. So Jeffrey Epstein's in
1:06:35
jail and he's getting favors and getting favorable treatment and
1:06:40
building relationships with other inmates by getting them drugs at
1:06:46
five hundred bucks a pop. That's a serious investment for
1:06:50
a subox on folks street value of like ten bucks.
1:06:55
What do you need? How can I help you so
1:06:57
you can go to bed and turn the lights out
1:06:59
Epstein's according to the source close to Reys, he paid
1:07:03
for stuff for him to keep him occupied. You know,
1:07:05
he had his problems with drugs. He had bragg that
1:07:08
Jeff spent five hundred and another five hundred so we'd
1:07:12
go to bed early. So basically Epstein was buying this
1:07:15
dude drug so he would pass out, so he turned
1:07:17
the lights off so Epstein could go to sleep. That's
1:07:20
what it looks like. Or Epstein was doing it with
1:07:24
other things in mind, hoping to buy friendship from this
1:07:27
dude later on down the road and then hopefully loyalty.
1:07:30
It's the same blueprint Epstein laid out and used throughout
1:07:34
his career as a criminal. MCC has a well established
1:07:40
reputation of being overrun with contraband. The source, who also
1:07:45
came down with COVID nineteen at the private jail, had
1:07:47
no doubt reys demise was connected to the effects of
1:07:51
coronavirus with Stone. He would constantly say, I don't feel
1:07:55
the same, I don't feel right, I don't move the
1:07:58
right way. No more of the source said, you see
1:08:00
people saying conspiracy things. No, he got COVID. He was
1:08:04
having lung issues. He would cough all the time. So
1:08:09
I know there'll be a lot of people that want
1:08:11
to make the lead. Right, Oh, Reyes was killed because
1:08:14
of his connections with Epstein, And look, I don't know really, right,
1:08:20
none of us do. But I think that the more
1:08:24
likely scenario is Reyes died due to complications via COVID.
1:08:29
He probably had comorbidities, He was a drug user, probably
1:08:33
wasn't that healthy of a guy, and after the virus
1:08:36
racked his body, he wasn't able to recover. That is
1:08:38
the likeliest of outcomes. Could it be something else, of course,
1:08:42
you know me, I don't close the door on anything here, folks,
1:08:45
until we have the evidence as coronavirus ravaged the Queen's
1:08:51
detention facility earlier this year. JEL staffers gave inmates, including
1:08:55
Reyes and The Source, take out from Popeye's Chicken and
1:08:59
expanded the number of channels available on television. The Source recalled,
1:09:03
I'm okay with that. Actually, I know there's a lot
1:09:06
of people out there that aren't okay with that, But look,
1:09:09
at the end of the day, these are human beings, right,
1:09:12
And if you're not in prison for vile crimes such
1:09:17
as rape and murder and shit like that, I don't
1:09:20
mind a few extra channels during a pandemic or something.
1:09:23
You know, maybe I'm soft hearted, Maybe in my old
1:09:25
age i'm soft, or maybe the fact that I know
1:09:28
so many people who have been to prison have made
1:09:31
me soft and understand things from a different perspective. But
1:09:35
let's try and remember at the end of the day,
1:09:37
people are people, right, and we have to have at
1:09:40
least basic human compassion or we can turn into the
1:09:45
monsters that we hate so much. At one point, Reyes
1:09:50
and The Source watched a documentary about Epstein, who was
1:09:53
able to cultivate relationships with some of the most powerful
1:09:56
men in the world while allegedly running an international child
1:10:00
sex trafficking scheme. Well, that's interesting they were able to
1:10:04
watch a documentary on Epstein. Huh, all right. Reyes was like,
1:10:09
I just didn't see that from him. I didn't see
1:10:11
that side of him. I never pictured him being with
1:10:13
young girls. Some guys like that are creepy. The sorts
1:10:16
were called. He said, he never really got that side
1:10:19
of Epstein, like he was someone who took advantage of girls.
1:10:23
But we all have our secrets, you know, you never
1:10:25
know He's right about that. How many times do I
1:10:28
say it? We all have different faces. And if you've
1:10:32
ever read the book Swan Song by Robert McCammon, he
1:10:36
put that into perfect view in that book. In that book,
1:10:40
people were afflicted with something called job's mask, and your
1:10:44
face was completely corroded and had this growth grow over
1:10:49
your whole entire head. And then when the Job's mask
1:10:53
finally broke, it revealed your true face. And I think
1:10:58
that's a good analogy for what we have in the
1:11:00
real world. Right, everybody's living secret lives. It seems like
1:11:05
all of these people anyway, and everybody has two faces.
1:11:08
The faces they show the public and the face they
1:11:10
show in private, and it's no different with Jeffrey Epstein.
1:11:15
He was able to hide who he was, he was
1:11:17
able to connive, and he was able to manipulate, and
1:11:20
he was able to leverage people and relationships because of
1:11:24
all of his money, his wealth, and all of the
1:11:28
connections he had already made. And that, my friends, is
1:11:32
how Jeffrey Epstein was able to be of a puppeteer.
1:11:38
The real question remains, why on God's green Earth would
1:11:43
the highest law man in the land sit down with
1:11:47
Jeffrey Epstein's last cellmate for an interview. Why would the
1:11:53
Attorney General of the United States be conducting the work
1:12:00
of a field agent. Why is Bill Barr, mister Darth Barr,
1:12:09
the only one to have seen the so called video
1:12:12
footage that they had. I think it's time, folks, it's
1:12:19
time for a full audit of what occurred here. It's
1:12:23
time for Senate hearings, and it's time for the Congress
1:12:28
to convene and figure out just exactly what went wrong
1:12:34
and who, if anyone, should be held responsible for the ridiculous,
1:12:41
ridiculousness that occurred in that jail cell on that day,
1:12:46
because it is unacceptable and the fact that William Darth
1:12:52
Barr thinks that anyone is going to believe him and
1:12:57
just close the door on This is laughable at best.
1:13:03
So my question to you, folks is this, why do
1:13:08
you think the nation's top lawman would sit down with
1:13:13
mister stone Reis for a one on one interview? Shoot
1:13:20
me some emails, let me know, hit me up on Twitter,
1:13:23
let me know what you folks think, because this right
1:13:27
here is not how it's supposed to go down. This
1:13:30
isn't procedure. And I'll tell you what, we as taxpayers,
1:13:37
as citizens, we deserve some answers. If you'd like to
1:13:42
contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at
1:13:44
ProtonMail dot com. That's bo b b Y c ap
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