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Bill Gates, Epstein, and the Fallout Inside the Gates Foundation (4/22/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Back in twenty nineteen, when the Jeffrey Epstein
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  story was breaking once again, Bill Gates sure had a
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  lot to say about how the stories that were tying
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  him to Jeffrey Epstein were just a bunch of bs.
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  But even at the time, his narrative didn't make much sense.
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  And as the situation continued to develop, it became very
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  obvious that Bill Gates was lying about his relationship with
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  Jeffrey Epstein. And even though he had those fierce denials
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  and he was very quick to try and put it
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  all to bed, his ex wife, me Linda Gates, showed
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  up with not only the gasoline, but with the matches,
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  and she gave an interview talking about how Jeffrey Epstein
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  and the relationship that he had with Bill Gates played
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  a part in their marriage going bust. So just think
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  about that for a minute. Bill Gates was close enough
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  to Jeffrey Epstein that it caused wife to want to
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  divorce him, or at least play a part. Now, how
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  close do you have to be to somebody for that
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  to occur? Like I understand, people have friends that their
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  significant other doesn't want them to hang out with I
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  get it, but when we're talking about somebody like Epstein,
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  with the kind of past and history that he had,
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  there's no justification for somebody like Bill Gates to spend
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  time with them. And for me, one of the biggest
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  tells was how adamant Bill Gates was when it comes
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  to the denials. This guy was denying everything from every
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  which way you could possibly imagine. Jeffrey Epstein never even
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  heard the name. I can't even spell that name. You know,
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  all kinds of crazy stuff. But like I told you
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  back then, Bill Gates isn't exactly being truthful. And his
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  relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was a lot deeper and ran
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  a lot further than he ever let on, And that
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  was obvious from the little bit of evidence that we
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  had at the time. But when you add to that
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  what we know now, all the evidence, the emails, the
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  witness statements, I have no idea how anyone gets to
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  any other destination besides one where Bill Gates is lying
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  about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. And then that leads
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  us to another question, why is he so terrified of
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  the truth. Today's article is from CNBC and the headline
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  Gates Foundation reviewing Jeffrey Epstein ties will slash twenty percent
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  of staff. Wall Street Journal reports the author of this
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  article is Dan Mannigan. The Gates Foundation has launched an
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  external review of the philanthropy's past ties with notorious sex
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  offender Jeffrey Epstein, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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  And nothing screams transparency like hiring somebody to look into
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  your bullshit, because that's always worked out so great. When
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  it comes to Epstein. What they do is they just
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  hire a law firm that they know is going to
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  play ball, and then they give that law firm parameters
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  and access to what they want them to have. It's
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  like the company's version of having the OIG inspector to
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  take a look at things. Oh, well, this went wrong
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  and that went wrong, but it was nobody's fault. It
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  was a systemic issue, and everybody shares the blame. That's
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  the sort of horseshit we get from these sort of reviews,
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  and I expect nothing different here. To cut costs, the
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  Gates Foundation will eliminate up to five hundred jobs, or
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  about twenty percent of its staff, by twenty thirty. The
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  Journal reported, citing an email to staff that the newspaper
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  reviewed announcing both the job cuts and Epstein ties review. Well,
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  doesn't Bill Gates plan on donating a bunch of his
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  money when he dies? Isn't that the big plan? Well?
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  Why not just do that now and donate your money
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  to the Gates Foundation to keep it running so people
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  don't have to lose their jobs. Oh that's right, Bill
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  Gates wants everybody else to pony up the dough. Got it.
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  This is a challenging time for our organization in many ways,
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  but it also highlights the critical importance of taking the
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  tough actions now, Gates Foundation CEO Mark Seusman reportedly said
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  in the memo. The journal said the foundation, which has
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  a twenty twenty six budget of about nine billion, plans
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  to cap operating expenses at about one point twenty five billion.
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  Pocket change for Bill Gates and his friends. Right, they
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  should be able to come up with that, no problem.
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  If he really cares about what's going on and it's
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  a mission close to his heart, I'm sure he could
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  come up with the dough. But the truth is, Bill Gates,
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  like everybody else, wants to use other people's money and
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  It's one thing to give grandiose speeches and talk about
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  how this is gonna be great, and that's gonna be great,
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  et cetera, et cetera. It's a whole lass other thing
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  to put your own money behind it. The Gates Foundation
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  was founded by Microsoft co founder Bill Gates and his
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  ex wife Melinda Gates. Gates schedule to be interviewed about
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  Epstein on June tenth by the House Oversight and Government
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  Reform Committee. So we don't need to speak to Pam Bondy,
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  but we need to speak to Bill Gates, all right,
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  I guess I mean definitely somebody that should be talked to,
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  but brought in before Pambondy. Let's not get carried away.
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  This is more showmanship, and this is what I have
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  a big problem with. This is not a game. And
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  there's way too many people that treat it like some
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  sort of political hunger games, and that's not what it is.
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  There's people who were hurt here, a lot of people,
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  and not just by the people that were with Epstein,
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  and not just by Epstein himself, but by the government
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  and by the government's in action and refusal the whole
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  people accountable. And while I think that Bill Gates is
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  an absolute liar and a piece of trash. I don't
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  think he played anywhere near the role that had somebody
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  like Pambondy did. I mean, did Bill Gates control the DOJ?
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  Was he in charge of the cover up? No, he wasn't,
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  just another person that benefited from the DOJ looking the
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  other way. And at this point, I think that's the
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  real problem. And I think that if anybody wants real
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  justice and they want changes, that's where we're going to focus.
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  Because people, real people made the decisions that led us
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  to the place where we are now, and those people
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  need to be held accountable. The Gates Foundation, in an
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  email to CNBC said, for context, as we noted to
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  the WSJ, neither of the announcements included in the article
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  published today are new, and this was expected. There was
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  definitely going to be a drawdown for the Gates Foundation,
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  and a lot of that has to do with what's
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  going on with Jeffrey Epstein, and the ghost of Epstein
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  continues to reach out from the grave and latch itself
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  onto the ankle of Bill Gates. And look, it's his
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  own fault. Gate should have gotten on top of this
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  from the very beginning, should have come out and told
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  everybody what the deal was. Because if you don't get
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  in front of the narrative and you don't tell the
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  story the truth, people are going to tell that story
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  for you, and they're not going to be anywhere near
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  as kind to you as you'd like them to be.
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  And guess what, you have no one to blame but yourself.
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  When somebody lies about something continuously all the time, why
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  should anybody believe anything they have to say? After that,
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  You've been lying to us for all these years. Now
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  all of a sudden, you want us to believe you. Sorry,
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  why should we It's not like you have real regret.
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  You regret that we know. And that's not good enough
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  for me, and I don't think it's good enough for anybody.
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  These were included in an update from CEO Mark Susman
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  to all Foundation employees on a range of topics related
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  to foundation operations. The Foundation said, pointing to press releases
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  about the budget cap and the review of Epstein's relations
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  with the Foundation released earlier this year. In February, Bill
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  Gates apologized to the Foundation staff for his association with
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  Epstein and admitted having affairs with two Russian women, which
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  Epstein learned of the journal previously reported. I don't buy
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  that part of the story. I believe that Epstein was
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  involved in facilitating those meetups, and I think that as
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  we move forward and more evidence comes out, that's going
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  to be proven to be true. And I think that
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  Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein were a lot closer than
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  we're ever going to know. Do we really think that
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  Jeffrey Epstein only had that one email address, he didn't
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  have some clandestine burner account that he used for more,
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  let us say, lascivious types of conversations. I'm guessing he did.
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  Gates told staff I did nothing elicit I saw nothing
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  a listen the newspaper reported. Well, besides the fact that
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  some of his quote unquote assistants were also people that
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  were abused, I mean that might be something that you saw. Huh.
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  Never saw any girls around the house, Never saw Nadia Marsenkova.
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  I have a hard time believing that mister Gates. Gates
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  became friends with Epstein in twenty eleven, three years after
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  Epstein pleaded guilty in Florida state court to soliciting an
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  underage girl for prostitution. Epstein killed himself in August twenty
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  nineteen while in a New York City federal jail, weeks
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  after his arrest on child sex trafficking charges. Well there
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  you go, folks, Dan Mannigan says that Epstein killed himself,
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  so the investigation's over. We should just move on. I
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  always love it when they're so definitive about how Epstein died.
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  Oh yeah, well you know he died of suicide in jail.
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  Oh oh, okay. Cool. Meanwhile, with all the evidence that
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  we have now, I don't know how anyone can be
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  confident in that line of thinking. And that's why we've
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  gone through those deposition so you could see how evasive
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  and how many lives were told by the people that
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  were supposed to safeguard Epstein. And it wasn't one or
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  two people, it was coordinated. Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett
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  told CNBC in March that he has not spoken to
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  Gates since details of Epstein's communication with Gates were revealed
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  in documents released by Congress and by the Justice Department.
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  I don't want to be in a position where I
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  know things to be called as a witness, said Buffett,
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  who since two thousand and six has donated more than
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  forty three billion to the Gates Foundation. Yikes, forty three
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  billion to Jeffrey Epstein's homie. Now, of course, that doesn't
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  mean that Warren Buffett had any idea what was going on.
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  But anybody who gets to the point that Warren Buffett
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  got to, you know that they've thrown some elbows in
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  their time. And we all know that to a mass
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  of fortune like the one that Warren Buffett has, you
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  have to play very, very close to the lawne. And
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  I'm sure that mister Buffett has done his share of
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  playing close to the line. But that doesn't mean he
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  was somebody that was with Epstein, right. I certainly never
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  saw that, no evidence of that, but he was adjacent,
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  and that was through Bill Gates. And he understands that
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  Warren Buffett's not a stupid man, so he stopped all
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  funding to the Bill Gates Foundation because he knows that
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  there's a lot of there there. And I think that's
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  one of the biggest tells when it comes to Bill
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  Gates and his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, and when Warren
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  Buffett abandoned shit, you know, that disaster is certainly not
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  far behind. All the information that goes with this episode
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