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Bill Gates Reverses Course And Cancels His Keynote Speech Due To The Epstein Storm · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Yo, two episodes with good news in a row.
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  What the hell's going on around here? At this rate?
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  I might have to lose my cynicism because Bill Gates
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  has now canceled a keynote address at an AI summit
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  in India. And why did he cancel that keynote address? Well,
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  because finally he's not able to outrun his relationship with
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  Jeffrey Epstein any longer. And look, if Prince Andrew's getting
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  arrested and thrown into jail, then I think I'll bet
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  should be off for everybody. If it's good enough for
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  Prince Andrew, it's good enough for Bill Gates. What is
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  Bill Gates ever done for humanity, for society, for anybody
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  besides Bill Gates. Oh, he's working on malaria. Do you
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  think he's doing that because he's just a great guy?
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  Or do you think he's gaining something from it? You
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  see all these people, all these billionaires, especially, they don't
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  care about you. They hate you. And I know I
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  tell you that all the time, but it's worth repeating
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  because obviously a lot of people still don't get it,
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  and that goes for guys like Elon Musk as well.
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  Do you think Elon Musk gives a damn about any
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  of you? That dude certainly does not. If this country
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  was to tumble tomorrow and fall into ruin, do you
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  think Elon Musk would stick around and try and help
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  pick up the pieces, or do you think his bitch
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  ass would be on the first rocket ship out of here?
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  Sam goes for Bill Gates. These people don't give a
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  shit about anybody but themselves, and I don't want to
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  hear anything about Bill Gates was trying to get money
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  from Jeffrey Epstein. Bill Gates doesn't need money from anybody,
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  just like Reid Hoffman didn't need money from anybody. But
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  they use that as the excuse. Right, Oh, I'm trying
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  to get some money for my charity, or shut up,
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  you have billions of dollars that charity on your own,
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  or at the very least find a friend who's not
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  diddling people. But it wasn't about that, was it for
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  Bill Gates? He had all kinds of other motivations. Now
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  we can talk about the women that he allegedly was
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  set up with, but he also had motivations on things
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  like the Nobel Peace Prize, and he knows that Jeffrey
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  Epstein was connected and locked in when it comes to
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  the un So that was part of his motivation for sure.
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  But I highly suspect, although I can't prove that he
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  was certainly being set up with girls. Now, I'm not
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  going to sit here and tell you, oh, it was
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  a bunch of miners. I don't know. But from all
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  the evidence I've seen and from the people I have
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  spoken with, I don't think there's any doubt that he
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  was set up with girls. Now, whether those girls were trafficked,
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  whether those girls were you know, being abused, that's something
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  that we have to figure out. And that's why I've
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  called for the investigation time and time again, because these
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  allegations they're credible, in my opinion, and when you have
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  credible allegations, they need to be looked into. They need
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  to be looked at. And that's one of the biggest
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  problems with this case overall. There has never been a
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  robust investigation when a robust investigation was called for. So
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  when you see people out here talking about, oh, well,
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  he was never arrested for this, that or the other thing,
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  or convicted well, yeah, that was the whole purpose, stupid.
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  So you can play games with semantics and words if
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  you want, but I prefer to stick to the facts
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  and the truth. And the fact is, people like Bill
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  Gates have been able to avoid serious issues here because
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  the Department of Justice has refused to do its job
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  from the very beginning. So please spare me the bullshit.
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  But now that the Joe exotic of the Windsor family
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  got hemmed up, maybe, just maybe the DOJ will feel
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  some shame. Now I doubt it, but maybe. This article
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  was public by CNN and the headline Bill Gates cancels
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  AI Summit keynote address amid a fresh scrutiny over the
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  Epstein links. This article was authored by Alex Harvey and
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  esche Mitre. Bill Gates has pulled out of delivering his
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  keynote address at an AI summit in India on Thursday.
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  His foundation said, as the billionaire faces scrutiny over his
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  ties to lay convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, if you
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  would have just been honest from the very beginning, like
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  I said, then all these people that now are coming
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  out and saying sorry, I don't want to hear it.
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  You had a chance to come forward, and you chose
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  not to. You chose to remain quiet and hope that
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  people would just forget about it and that this would
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  all go away. Well, that was a bad bet. And
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  when you make a bad bet, you have to pay up.
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  And that's the phase we're in now, right A grown
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  man made a wager. He lost. Now he has to
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  pay pretty simple, because I'm telling you right now, Bill
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  Gates and the rest of these people were counting on
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  you not giving a fuck. That's been their armor this
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  whole entire time. Oh I'm a philanthropist. Oh I give
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  money to this one and that one. Nobody cares, Bro,
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  nobody cares. We want accountability for what you were doing
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  with Jeffrey Epstein, whether that was hurting girls, whether that
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  was funneling money, whether that was just you enabling them.
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  We need to get to the bottom of it, and
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  Bill Gates needs to be brought in front of Congress
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  at the very least after careful consideration and to ensure
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  the focus remains on the AI summits key priorities. Mister
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  Gates will not be delivering his keynote address, The Gates
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  Foundation said in a statement just hours before he was
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  due to speak. Bro, I can't even imagine the panic
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  right now for guys like Bill Gates. They see Prince
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  Andrew get arrested and that has to send a chockwave, right,
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  So kudos to the because it's a big deal. It's
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  definitely something that really could get things going and could
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  get the floodgates opened. Because if it's good enough for Andrew,
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  as I keep saying, it's good enough for anybody. This
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  dude's in succession for the British throne. Okay, the Royal
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  family of England. Does it get more high profile than that?
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  So if he can get arrested, you mean to tell me,
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  if there's evidence to arrest other people, we're not going
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  to do that. I'm sorry, but that's not going to
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  be acceptable to a lot of people, especially now. And
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  if the amount of emails I'm getting and text messages
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  I'm getting and messages on Facebook I'm getting are telling
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  the story. People are fired up and people want justice,
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  and the natural next step is for the United States
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  to follow suit right and start holding people accountable. And
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  if we had any other administration running this country, I'm
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  sure that would happen. But when you have the Epstein
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  administration running the country, and the administration's littered with Epstein
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  adjacent people. Well, we get what we get, right, but
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  I hope they understand that that's not the end of it.
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  You might be able to slow things down now, but
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  you're not going to be in power forever. And if
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  you think we're just gonna forget about this, if you
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  think we're gonna move on, and if you think that
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  the calls for justice are going to die out, you
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  have not been paying attention. No reason was provided for
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  the abrupt withdrawal. CNN has reached out to the Gates Foundation,
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  the Gates Foundation India, and the summit organizers for comment. Oh,
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  I'll answer for him. He's pulling out because he's a
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  coward and he knows that Prince Andrew's bitch ass just
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  got hmmed up too. So Bill Gates is probably huddling
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  with his legal team as we speak to try and
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  figure out what the best step forward is. That's my guess.
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  Crisis time. The Microsoft founder has come under fire in
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  recent weeks over two recently released draft emails. Epstein appears
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  to have written to himself in which he claims he
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  facilitated sexual encounters for Gates and helped him obtain medication
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  the hide sexually transmitted infection from his wife. Imagine being
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  that big of a scumbag. You have to get some
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  kind of medicine to get rid of an STD so
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  you don't give it to your wife. Hell of a guy,
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  that Bill Gates. He's really gonna save humanity. Gates has
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  strongly denied these claims as false. The tech billionaire was
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  due to speak at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
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  Build is one of the biggest AI conferences in the
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  global South. Indian Prime Minister Norenda Mody inaugurated the summit
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  Thursday morning. Gates has been in India this week ahead
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  of his planned to dress. On Tuesday, Gates met with
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  n Shan drop Bababu Nadu, the Chief Minister of Andra Pradesh.
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  According to a post on gates ex account, which thanked
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  the Indian politician for the warm welcome. Well that's cool.
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  Why don't you just stay there. We're much better off
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  here in America with one less of Jeffrey Epstein's buddies
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  lurking around and causing trouble, So just stay in India.
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  I'm cool. With that, and I'm sure the vast majority
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  of Americans would be okay with it too. The Gates
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  Foundation in India had confirmed Gates attendants at the AI
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  Impact Summit just two days ago. Bill Gates is attending
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  the AI Impact Summit. He'll be delivering his keynote as scheduled.
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  The organization posted on Tuesday, Oh well, I wonder what changed.
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  I'm sure it has nothing to do with Prince Andrew
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  getting arrested, right right. The foundation said it will now
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  be represented at the summit by ankor Vora, the President
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  of Africa and India Offices. According to the Thursday statement,
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  the newly released tranch of files related to Epstein have
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  cast a fresh shadow over gates ties to the convicted
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  sex offender, revealing a series of graphic, unverified allegations, as
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  well as a degree of philanthropic coordination between the two
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  that is more detailed than previously known. Okay, so if
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  he lied about all of that, what else was Bill
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  Gates lying about? My guess is everything. The emails were
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  made public as part of the Justice departments latest release
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  of files involving the notorious sex predator, which have implicated
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  dozens of rich and powerful people around the world. Just
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  a big conspiracy theory though right, nothing to see here,
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  It's a moral panic. The files contained numerous other emails
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  between Epstein and Gates, showing them coordinating meetings and discussing
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  gates philanthropic work. All of the documented interactions with Gates
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  occurred after epstein two thousand and eight conviction on prostitution
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  related charges. Stop calling it prostitution related charges. Goddamn, let
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  me say it a little bit louder for the dumbfucks
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  in the back. A child can't be a prostitute. A
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  child can't consent. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
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  Gates has strongly denied the claims, and a representative of
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  Gates previously telling CNN these claims are absolutely absurd and
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  completely false. The only thing these documents demonstrate is Epstein's
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  frustration that he did not have an ongoing relationship with
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  Gates and the lengths he would go to entrap and
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  to fame. While mister Gates acknowledges that meeting with Epstein
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  was a serious error in judgment, he unequivocally denies any
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  improper conduct related to Epstein and the horrible activities in
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  which Epstein was involved, mister Gates never visited Epstein's island,
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  never attended parties with them, and had no involvement in
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  any illegal activities associated with Epstein. Well that's to be decided.
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  We already know that Bill Gates is a liar, so
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  why would we believe him. Full investigation for everybody involved,
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  let's start there. Gates was subsequently asked about the latest
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  documents in an interview with CNN affiliate nine News in Australia. Apparently,
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  Jeffrey wrote an email to himself that email was never sent.
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  The email is, you know, false, So I don't know
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  what his thinking was there. It just reminds me, you know,
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  every minute I spent with him, I regret and I
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  you know, apologize that I did that. Gates said, does
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  anyone believe that one of the richest men in the
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  world has no idea who or what Jeffrey Epstein is
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  after his conviction? Okay, sure, sure, Bill Gates, we all
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  believe that. He added, it's actually true that I was
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  only at dinners. You know, I never went to the island,
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  never met any women, and so you know, the more
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  that comes out, the more clear it'll be that although
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  the time was a mistake, It had nothing to do
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  with that kind of behavior. Well, let's see it all,
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  all the evidence, all the emails, all the documents, all
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  the paper trails that have to do with money, let's
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  see it all. But we know that's never going to happen.
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  And we know that Bill Gates is never going to
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  turn over any information unless he's forced to do so.
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  But I think that it's clear to anybody that's been
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  following along for any amount of time that Bill Gates
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  isn't exactly telling us the whole truth. All of the
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