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Mega Edition: Les Wexner Has Managed To Fly Under The Epstein Radar. Until Now (6/29/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: Everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein chronicles. When we
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talk about Jeffrey Epstein and the way he was able
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to maneuver and snake his way through the system for
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so long, there was one person especially who really helped
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him out along the way, and that person is none
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other than Less Wexner. Now, this is a man who
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was extremely rich, extremely powerful, and for whatever reason, decided
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that he's going to give the keys of the kingdom
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to Jeffrey Epstein. That sounds like a great idea. Then
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later on down the road, Wexner tries to pitch to
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everybody that Jeffrey Epstein stole thirty seven million dollars from him.
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I said at the time, and I still believe that
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that was a baked in defense mechanism for the both
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of them. If Epstein ever got busted, then Wexner would
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just say, look, Epstein stole this money from me, and
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I have nothing to do with him. I'm a victim too,
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And that was all part of the plan. Because if
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you don't think people like this have failsafes, you have
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not been paying attention. Today's art is from Cincinnati dot
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Com headlined what we learned about Les Wexner and Jeffrey
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Epstein in document release nothing we didn't know already and
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anybody telling you any different, Well thereb Essin all of
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these relationships that people are all of a sudden outraged
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by have been relationships that are well known that Jeffrey
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Epstein fostered over the years. That's why the whole thing
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with the Senate has me shaking my head, as if
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we needed to have this document dump come out for
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us to know what was going on. Today's article is
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authored by Mark Williams. The thousands of pages of court
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documents released over the past week from a New York
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lawsuit revealed no fresh allegations about the relationship between New
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Albany billionaire and retail magnate Les Wexner and his ties
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to accuse sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein accused, No convicted, Okay,
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convicted sexual abuser is the legacy media? Okay, did they
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fall and collectively hit their head because the nonsense that
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they spew about Jeffrey Epstein and his buddies is pretty sickening,
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But they do serve as a reminder of just how
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tight Epstein, Wexner's one time financial manager and Wexner the
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driving force behind well known brands such as Victoria's Secret,
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Abercrombie and Fitch, and Bath and Body Works were at
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one time. We didn't need those court documents to tell us.
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We all knew Epstein was running around telling everybody he
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could get them jobs at Victoria's Secret, that he was
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the man over there, and then less Wexner for his part,
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he gave Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney, so Epstein had
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control over his whole last fortune. Ask yourself, why, Ask
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yourself why a guy like Les Wexner, supposedly one of
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the smartest men in the room, Why are they going
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to give the keys to Jeffrey Epstein's bitch ass. Wexter's
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name came up more than forty five times in a
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twenty fifteen civil lawsuit filed by Virginia Roberts, who accused
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Epstein and partner Glenn Maxwell of directing her sexual involvement
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with prominent men. The case was settled in twenty seventeen.
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Last month, US District Judge Loretta Presca of the Southern
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District of New York ordered the list of names and
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related documents to be released because there was no longer
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a need for them to remain hidden. And this was
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the final result of the order that PRESCA passed a
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few years ago. And that order stated that all of
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this documentation was going to be unsealed. So this is
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the climax, if you will, of that order. None of
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those who were mentioned in the documents have been charged
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with any crime. Now read that again and tell me
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that's not fucked up. How is it that all these
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people who are mentioned in these documents from Sarah kelan
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On and nobody's been charged with a crime. Their inclusion
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on the list only constitutes a possible association as a witness, victim, plaintiff,
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or having business or social contact with Epstein and or Maxwell,
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who is serving twenty years in federal prison for her conviction.
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And there was no list. This isn't about a list.
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This is about receipts. And what this dump did is
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provide those receipts. So as far as lists or anything
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like that, that was never going to occur. Like I
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told you before, this all happened just like the other dumps.
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We were aware of all these names. All it does
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is fill in the blank spaces authority say Epstein killed
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himself in August twenty nineteen, while awaiting trial on charges
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that he sexually exploited and abused dozens of underage girls
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between two thousand and two and two thousand and five.
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He had already been previously convicted of similar crimes. The
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most salacious allegation about Wexner that came out in the
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document when Roberts, after being prompted in a deposition, testified
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that she had sex multiple times with Wexner, a claim
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that Wexner has strongly denied. Even an attorney who represented
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Roberts at one time has said he had doubts about
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the claim about Wexner and some of the others that
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Roberts claimed she was forced to have sex with. So
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this article, whoever this author is, is just another worm
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who has no idea what they're talking about. Just another
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idiot that's probably getting money from Less Wexner one way
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or the other. Because we all know that Les Wexner
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runs Ohio like it's his own little fiefdom. Who is
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Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein's social circle was filled with the rich
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and the famous, including former Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton,
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as well as Prince Andrew of England. Epstein was a
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New York City financial manager pedophile when he met Wexner
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in the nineteen eighties. Their relationship was so tight that
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Wexner granted Epstein power of attorney That gave Epstein wide
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latitude to act on Wexner's behalf, and at one point,
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Wexner was Epstein's only known client. Yeah, nothing to see here.
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Virginia is a big old liar. This is just all coincidence.
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I mean, how could anyone believe that? Like, how could
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you believe that Les Wexner had no idea what was
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going on? Even if you don't believe Virginia put that
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to the side, how could you leave that Wexner, who
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was giving Epstein power of attorney, knew what Epstein was
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up to, seeing all these girls around, had the reports
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coming in that Epstein was using Victoria's secret to lure
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girls in, but Wexner had no idea what was going on. Huh, Look,
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if you want to buy that, that's fine me, I'm
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not buying it. In nineteen ninety eight, Epstein was identified
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as president, along with Wexner, of the New Aubany Company
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in Ohio. Business records. Epstein owned land in the New
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Aubane development, including a house on King George Drive Amidland
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owned by A Wexner. Epstein owned the house from nineteen
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ninety four until selling it for zero dollars to the
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Wexners in December of two thousand and seven. Funny right
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after he got nailed. Huh, right after things started to
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fall apart. All part of that baked in scheme to
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protect Wexner, That's my speculation. Wexner and Epstein also shared
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an interest in a Manhattan mansion bought in nineteen eighty
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nine for thirteen point two million dollars at the time,
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a record price for a Manhattan town home by a
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corporation controlled by Wexner and Epstein, according to The New
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York Times. Nine years later, Wexner transferred his interest in
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the property to Epstein for twenty million dollars. The Times reported, Yeah,
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we've heard one dollar, so I don't know if I
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believe the Times over the other sources that we've heard
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as far as survivors and people close to what happened.
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Either way, the property was transferred to Epstein eventually. Epstein
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had lived in the mansion for several years, though Wexner
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never lived there. Epstein was a longtime trustee of the
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Wexner Foundation, focused on Jewish education and leadership, though the
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foundation says he participated in name only and was not
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involved in any of the day to day activities. Oh,
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I'm sure in name only, because that's the kind of
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guy that Jeffrey Epstein was, right in name only. Who
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do they think they're kidding? Who is Les Wexner. Wexner
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is Ohio's richest person, with an estimated wealth of sin
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six billion according to Forbes. Wexner started the Limited in
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nineteen sixty three with five thousand dollars on loan from
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his aunt, beginning a retail vampire that would one day
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include Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works, Abercrombie and Fitch,
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and other brands. He opened the first Limited store in
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Kingsdale shopping Center in Upper Arlington. He retired in twenty
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twenty as CEO and president of el Brands, which at
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the time consisted of Victoria's Secret and Bath and body Works.
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The following year, he and his wife, Abigail Wexner stepped
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down from the corporate board and the company split into
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two companies. Yeah, no shit, he stepped down. He was
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forced to step down because of all of the attention
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to his relationship with Epstein. That's the only reason he
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stepped down. His decision to resign came after he had
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received criticism for his ties to Epstein and years of
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sliding sales at Victoria's Secret during the met To era
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as customers offended by the retailers hyper sexual emphasis move
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down to other brands. So basically, what this author would
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have you believe is that there's nothing to see here,
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that Wexner was just a guy that was hanging out
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with Epstein and everything else is just a bunch of talk. Well,
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mister author, here's an idea. Do your homework, please. Beyond
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his retail history, Wexner has left his mark across Columbus
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and many of its buildings, including one hundred million dollar
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donation to Ohio State in twenty ten, a one hundred
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and sixty three million dollar gift to the Columbus Foundation,
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and tens of millions of dollars to other nonprofits and charities.
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Wexner has said repeatedly that he was not aware of
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Epstein's activities. Oh well, in that case, let's just believe them. Huh.
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I think I'll believe Virginia instead, how about that? What
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happened between Wexner and Epstein. In February two thousand and eight,
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Wexner announced he was replacing Epstein as his investment manager.
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The move followed Epstein's plea in Florida to charges of
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soliciting sex from a minor. Epstein he paid a settlement
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five point five million in total to three of more
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than two dozen teens who sued them. By two thousand
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and seven, as allegations of sexual misconduct were emerging against
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Epstein in Florida, it was agreed that he should step
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back from managing the Wexner family finances. Wexner said in
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a letter in twenty nineteen to the Wexner Foundation, who
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believes that, sure, that's a nice cover story, but nobody
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buys it, at least I don't. Maybe other people do,
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but I certainly don't buy it. And I think that
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the whole entire thing was baked in as protection. So
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if this ever happened and Epstein was exposed, well, Captain
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Les Wexner over here, could you know? Just plead ignorance?
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I had no idea what was going on, and in
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fact he was stealing from me in that process, we
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discovered that he misappropriated vast sums of money from me
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and my family, Wexner said. Wexner accused Epstein of stealing
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tens of millions of dollars from the family, and forty
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seven million was returned to the family to a new
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foundation set up by Abigail Wexner in December two thousand
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and seven. The foundation was dissolved three years later. Sounds
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like money laundering to me. Sounds like a whole lot
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of that. But what do I know? Wexner has said
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he didn't know anything about Epstein's alleged sex activities. I
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would have never guessed that a person I employed more
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than a decade ago could have caused so much pain
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to so many people. My heart goes out to each
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and every person who has been hurt. Wexner, setting an
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email in twenty nineteen to l Brands, I severed all
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ties with mister Epstein nearly twelve years ago. I would
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not have continued to work with any individual capable of
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such egregious, sickening behavior as was reported about him. As
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you can imagine, this past week, I have searched my soul,
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reflected and regretted that my path ever crossed his, Well,
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you'd have to have the soul for you to reflect
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on it, sir, And you might call it reflection, but
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the rest of us call it excuse making. So there's
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no doubt that Less Wexner and Jeffrey Epstein were super tight,
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and there's certainly no doubt that he's been accused by
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Virginia Roberts. But like the rest of Epstein's fellow travelers,
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looks like Les Wexner is never gonna be held to account.
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All right, folks, that's gonna do it for this one.
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All the information that goes with this episode can be
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found in the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome
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back to the program. Dalymail dot Com filed a Freedom
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of Information Act and received some pretty interesting information. Now
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it has to do with Les Wexner, and it has
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to do with Jeffrey Epstein lobbying on behalf of Les
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Wexner to his good pal Bill Clinton. So, without any
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further ado, why don't we just jump into this article
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and let's see what old Bubba was up to with
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Jeffrey Epstein. Headline exclusive when Jeffrey met Bubba, Epstein lobbied
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Bill Clinton to change trade laws on behalf of Victoria's
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secret boss, Les Wexner, but ended up forging a bond
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with former president, visiting the White House seventeen times and
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flying them on the Lolita Express, or, as I like
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to call it, the Plan of Horrors. You imagine how
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many people were assaulted and abused those on that plane.
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But Bill Clinton thinks it's a good idea, you know,
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to hang out with Jeffrey Epstein and to invite him
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to the White House seventeen times. This article was authored
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by Daniel Bates. Jeffrey Epstein made his first connection with
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Bill Clinton by lobbying on behalf of his associate, Les Wexner.
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Dailymail dot Com can reveal the late pedophile financier tried
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to change US trade laws in nineteen ninety four in
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an effort to save the limited Wexner's clothing company one
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point two billion dollars. But while those efforts did not succeed,
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Epstein made seventeen visits to the Clinton White House and
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forged the bond with the then president that would last
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more than a decade. Lasts a lot longer than that,
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if sources are to be believed, And I don't see
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why they shouldn't be. Then they were friends for a
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lot longer than that. Now, again, let me be very clear,
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I'm not saying that Bill Clinton was abusing any women
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with Jeffrey Epstein. I haven't heard any of those reports
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or seen any evidence that points me in that direction anyway.
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But he was one of the biggest enablers, and Jeffrey Epstein,
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without a doubt funded Bill Clinton's philanthropic goals, Clinton Global Initiative,
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and the Clinton Foundation. Jeffrey Epstein was involved with all
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kinds of seed money when all of that was first starting.
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And the source of that, well, the source of that
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is Jeffrey Epstein's own lawyers. The purpose of those visits
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was unclear until newly released documents from the Clinton Presidential
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Library show that Epstein appears to have been attempting to
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influence the drafting of US law. Well, that's what he
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always did. He was representing the intro of his client,
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Les Wexner, and that meant in this instance, to lobby
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for him. Among the people Epstein visited was Robert Rubin,
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Clinton's director of the National Economic Council and later his
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treasure Secretary. Letters related to Epstein's work were put in
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a file by the Clinton White House mark Jeffrey Epstein
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and hands it over to the National Archives. YO, really
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talk about embarrassing. You would think that this would be
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all over the news. The only people running this is
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dailymail dot Com. Where's ABC News, Where's the Post, Where's
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the New York Times? This isn't worthy of a mention.
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Even what it shows you is how corrupt even the
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most highest parts of our power structure are. And if
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you think any of these elected politicians care about you
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while you're out there doing their dirty work, hating your neighbor,
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hating this one, hating that one, I got news for you,
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It's not the case. These people do not care about you,
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and they don't have your best interests in mind. Clinton's
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relationship with Epstein was put back in the public spotlight
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last week after a journalist asked him about it at
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a rally in Texas ahead of the midterm elections. Right there,
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that alone is horrible to even read. How is it
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that he was even out of the conversation in the
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first place. Guess where he wasn't out of the conversation
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Right here on this podcast. Bill Clinton needs to be
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held accountable, just like everybody else, I don't care that
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you were a president, and I certainly don't care what
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political party you're in. That means nothing to me, less
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than nothing to me. Just another grifter, just another crook.
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Clinton brushed it off by saying the evidence is clear
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and walked away in a clip which went viral. Now,
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where are all of the big time investigative journalists going
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after Bill Clinton? Not interested in doing that? What's your
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motive for not doing it? And as a consumer of
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the news, you should ask yourself why these big outlets
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with all of this money, all of this funding, aren't
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going after this story. The Epstein file from the Clinton
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white House consists of three pages of faxes that were
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sent to senior White House officials in the summer of
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nineteen ninety four, a period which coincided with the peak
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of Epstein's visits to the White House. The first is
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dated August first, nineteen ninety four, and is from Claude Fonteime,
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a lobbyist who work for the Limited whose brands include
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the Lingerie chain Victorious Secret. Fontime objected to propose changes
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that were being brought in under the Uruguay round of
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international trade talks, which at the time was the biggest
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trade deal in history and paved the way for the
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creation of the World Trade Organization. Boy, that's all fantastic stuff. Huh,
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that's all worked out well for us. Fonteim said the
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changing of the rule of origin laws about clothing, which
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to term where a garment originated from, had not been
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done fairly, openly and honestly, and accused the White House
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of trying to circumvent normal procedures without mentioning Epstein by name.
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The fact says the Limited has now met with a
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range of administration officials on the issue, noting that the
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meetings had been very positive, but there were still some
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arguments that Fonteim wanted to make, which he explained in
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the letter. So you see how this all works. When
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you have the kind of money somebody like Les Wexner does,
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and you run a company like that, you can get
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access to the President's office. You know why, because they
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have another election coming up eventually, right, Well, they're going
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to need some money, aren't they. And that's how it
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all works, folks. It's all about the mighty dollar. And
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these people like Less Wexner, Jeffrey Epstein, they're no different
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than a bad boy on the corner. The second facts
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was from a month before, was addressed to Reuben by
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Margaret Wigglesworth, executive director of the Coalition of Service Industries
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trade group for the Service Economy. It says that the
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proposed changes would directly contradict the policies of fair trade
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and would call into question our credibility as we pursue
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open markets for American exports in the future. And this
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is all part of, you know, how we globalized, basically,
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how we became a one world market for good or
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for ill. Wexner claimed that the proposed changes would have
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cost a limited six hundred million, which in today's money
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would be one point two billion. That's with a B.
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While Epstein's lobbying initially paid off with a victory and
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a vote in the Senate Finance Committee, the language he
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opposed did make it into the final bill. The hilarious
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part is that it even made it through the committee.
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But if anyone thinks that our senators or our congressmen
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or women have any kind of morality these days, just
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take a look at their bank accounts before they get
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into DC and then when they leave, and then you
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tell me that they're not grifting. The documents give new
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insight into how Epstein represented Wexner, the sole client for
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his financial management company. By the time Epstein began visiting
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the White House, Wexner had already signed over power of
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attorney to Epstein for everything in his life, including his finances.
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I just want to make a clarification. Leon Black was
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also a client, or at least that's what he says. Right.
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One hundred and fifty eight million dollars for advice sounds
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like a client to me unless there was something else
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going on. White House visitor logs showed that Epstein visited
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Reuben at the White House in February nineteen ninety three,
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and visited the White House a dozen times in nineteen
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ninety four, with Clinton adviser Mark Middleton signing him in,
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most frequently. Middleton, who was later banned from the White
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House for abusing his access, was found dead at a
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ranch in Arkansas earlier this year, having shot himself dead
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at the age of fifty nine. Now. I won't even
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dive into that one, but there's a lot lot of
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people out there, you know, they'll make that Clinton connection
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and they'll be running with it. Epstein's efforts were part
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of an industry wide effort to oppose the new trade laws,
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and executives from J. C. Penny, The Gap and Kmart
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also contacted the White House, but the extent of Epstein's
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access and his subsequent friendship with Epstein shows it was
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the start of something more than just a professional relationship.
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And he means Clinton here his subsequent friendship with Clinton.
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Flight logs from Epstein's planes show that after leaving office,
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Clinton flew at least twenty six times on the Pedophiles
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jet known as the Lolita Express, and as many as
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ten times with no secret service detail. I'm sure he
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just left them home because it was an oversight, just
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a mistake. I have a home. I'm not going to
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bring house security with me on this trip. Somebody bring
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me my trombone. The trips included a multi stop tour
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in Asia in November of two thousand and three to
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destinations including Russia, os Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing. The
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log show in two thousand and two, Clinton took a
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trip to Africa aboard Epstein's plane with the disgraced actor
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Kevin Spacey and comedian Chris Tucker. Now I highly encourage
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you to check out what Juliette Bryan has to say
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about Bill Clinton, the trip to South Africa and everything
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that followed. Photos previously published by daily mail dot com
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showed Clinton being given a massage on the trip by
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Schante Davies, one of Epstein's survivors. So an ex president
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getting a massage by a human trafficking victim. Nothing wrong
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with that picture, right, No more investigations needed there. In
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twenty ten, Epstein's Madam Glenn Maxwell, was among the guests
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at the wedding of Chelsea Clinton, Clinton's daughter. H wonder
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how that happened. I guess that was an oversight too,
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just a mistake. Let's not forget. They never ad it,
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but I'll add it for you, because that's why you
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folks come here after all. Alexander Dorossi was also given
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a job at the State Department. Alexander Dorossi, Well, that's
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Glen Maxwell's nephew who was running the State Department at
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the time he got the job. That would be Hillary Clinton.
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After Epstein's arrest in twenty nineteen on sex trafficking charges,
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he hanged himself allegedly before a trial. Clinton spokesman Angel
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Urena said the former president knows nothing about the terrible crimes.
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Fonteime Bro and Wigglesworth did not request did not return
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requests for comment. Well there it is, folks, just another
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little look, right, another little look into the morbid, disgusting,
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corrupt political class that we're burdened with. And when you're
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letting people like Jeffrey Epstein come hang out of the
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White House, what you're really telling me is that you
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don't care about anything but money. We knew that already,
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but it's always nice to see it reinforced. Right, So
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I'm really interested to see how Bill Clinton reacts to
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all of this. He's gonna get away with some more
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canned bs, I'm sure of it, but he shouldn't be
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able to. And the same way that The Daily Mail
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was dog it in their pursuit of Prince Andrew, I
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hope they do the same here. You know, people might
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not like their tactics, but they have resources, and that's
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what it comes down to, folks. Look, it's all about
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dollars and cents, right. If you don't have the money
24:23
to pursue this shit, well you're stuck in neutral and
24:26
these big outlets. That's supposed to be their job as
24:28
the fourth estate. So it's nice to see the Daily
24:30
Mail continue down this path and I hope they continue
24:33
to do it. As for me, well that's going to
24:36
do it for this one. If you'd like to contact me,
24:38
you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
24:42
That's Bo Bby cap you Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
24:48
You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore
24:52
cap you Cci. The link that I discussed can be
24:56
found in the description box. What's up everyone, Welcome back
25:00
to the Epstein Chronicles. In news that should shock nobody,
25:05
Les Wexner is trying to avoid a subpoena in the
25:09
Virgin Islands lawsuit. So he's been using all kinds of bodyguards,
25:14
all kinds of evasive maneuvers in order to not be served.
25:18
And if any of these gross ass sons of bitches
25:21
ever deserved to be served and put under oath, it
25:24
most certainly is Les Wexner. Today we have an article
25:28
from the Columbus Dispatch and the headline JP Morgan, Sue's
25:33
former executive with ties to Epstein, but Wexner rebuffs the subpoena.
25:39
This article was authored by Ken Sweet. JP Morgan Chase
25:44
suited its former executive Jeff Daily on Wednesday, alleging that
25:48
he ateed in hiding Jeffrey Epstein's years long sex abuse
25:52
and trafficking in order to keep the financier pedophile as
25:56
a client. Nothing untrue about any of that. That's all factual, okay.
26:01
And look, I'm not a big fan of the US
26:04
Virgin Islands. You all know that. I feel like they're
26:06
in it for a cash grab. But that doesn't mean
26:09
what they're saying here is incorrect or untrue. It is true.
26:14
And while I might not be a fan of their motivations,
26:18
I'm happy to see all of these scumbags get pants
26:21
in the process. The New York Bank seeks to hold
26:24
Jess Staley personally liable for any financial penalties that JP
26:28
Morgan may have to pay in two related cases. It
26:32
is also seeking to force Staley to pay back wages
26:35
he earned during the time he allegedly was aware of
26:38
the abuse and personally observed Epstein's behavior on multiple occasions.
26:44
I highly doubt they're ever gonna recoup that money, but
26:47
it's a good ask on their part. You might as
26:48
well add it, right, who knows what will happen, so
26:51
add it to your lawsuit. Look, we're gonna blame Jess Staley.
26:55
That's the strategy meeting, all right. They walked in. It's
26:57
jeff Staley's fault. Let's pinet all on him, and let's
27:01
act like we had no idea what was happening with Epstein.
27:04
But we know that's not the case. We know about
27:06
the emails, and we know about all of the bankers,
27:09
all of the big wigs, laughing about what Jeffrey Epstein
27:12
was up to. That's how they really feel about you.
27:15
When people tell you how they feel. My advice is
27:19
you should listen. And the financial sector doesn't give one
27:22
single fuck about you or your children. In light of
27:27
Staley's intentional and outrageous conduct in failing to disclose pertinent
27:31
information and abandoning JP Morgan's interests in favor of his
27:35
own and Epstein's personal interests, the bank is entitled to
27:40
punitive damages. The bank said in its lawsuit. I mean,
27:43
for real, how much did the bank make throughout the
27:46
time that Jeffrey Epstein was there? And what's the bank
27:49
going to do with that money? Oh, I'm sure they're
27:51
going to donate it, right, They're gonna give it all
27:53
back like they want Jeff Staley to. Here's an idea.
27:56
You were all in on it. You knew what Staley
27:59
was up to, and now you're backpedaling, trying to do
28:02
the marathon to create distance between you and your boy.
28:05
But guess what, nobody's gonna allow it. Everybody's been paying attention.
28:10
Everybody knows the players on this stage, and the party
28:13
is over for these lying ass financial institutions. A lawyer
28:18
for Staley had no comment on the lawsuit. JP Morgan's
28:22
lawsuit was filed after the bank was sued by the
28:24
government of the US Virgin Islands as well as by
28:28
a woman identified as Jane Doe, who was allegedly abused
28:32
by Epstein. Those lawsuits claimed JP Morgan should have seen
28:36
evidence of Epstein's sex trafficking and knowingly benefited from it.
28:40
Same goes for the US Virgin Islands. Let's not act
28:44
like the US Virgin Islands and the officials on the
28:46
island had no idea what Epstein was up to or
28:49
what Epstein was. They did, they knew it's documented. Hell,
28:54
people at the airport were talking about it when Epstein
28:56
would show up with a bunch of young girls. You
28:58
need to tell me the politicy Titians in the USVII
29:01
who were all getting fat at the trough of Jeffrey
29:04
Epstein had no idea what he was Stop it already,
29:08
And for me, that's my biggest beef with the United
29:11
States Virgin Islands and their nonsense. If they really meant
29:14
what they were saying, and they were truly looking for
29:17
their pound of flesh, there would be indictments. It wouldn't
29:20
just be a cash grab, right, if all of this happened.
29:23
You mean to tell me that there was no criminal
29:25
activity that's been documented that can be acted upon. I
29:29
don't believe that. I'm sorry, but I don't believe it.
29:32
The lawsuit by the US Virgin Islands repediately mentioned Epstein's
29:36
close ties to New Albany billionaire and L Brand's founder
29:40
Les Wexner, who was denied knowing of any illegal activity
29:44
by Epstein. Oh yeah, you know, Less Wexner is a
29:47
very believable guy, folks. Okay, I believe everything that this
29:50
guy has to say because he's been so truthful and
29:53
so transparent about all of his behavior said nobody ever,
29:56
who the hell believes what les Wexner has to say
29:59
about any Before Staley, Epstein relied heavily on the massive
30:04
wealth bestowed upon him, primarily by one individual, Leslie les
30:09
Herbert Wexner, to give him the appearance of grand importance,
30:13
while relying on his then Madam Nope, you're wrong about that,
30:16
his co conspirator, partner in crime and captain of industry,
30:21
Glen Maxwell, to find in groom young women to be abused.
30:25
The lawsuit states without Wexner, Epstein's sex trafficking operation could
30:30
never have occurred to the extent that it did, as
30:32
Epstein needed the appearance of extraordinary wealth to attract his
30:36
victims and force them to stay silent. Well, it wasn't
30:40
the appearance he did have this wealth. We know he
30:43
pilfered it, and we know that less Wexner gave him
30:45
a big fat chunk of change to get things off
30:47
the ground. Wexner is not a party to the Virgin
30:51
Islands case, but prosecutors there have sought information from him
30:55
for the case, including information about a payment of one
30:59
hundred and twenty four thousand, two hundred and thirty two
31:02
dollars made from an Epstein organization to Wexner. What Wexner
31:06
will say is, well, Jeffrey Epstein stole forty seven million
31:09
dollars from me, and I don't buy that either. I
31:12
believe that plan was all in place and it was
31:15
a burn after reading type of plan. If Epstein ever
31:18
got busted, that was the fallback. So Wexner didn't catch blowback.
31:22
I'll just say that you stole money from me, You're
31:24
already in trouble. What does that matter. Sounds like a
31:27
pretty logical idea and a pretty logical plan to me,
31:31
especially for people who are moving in the hallways of
31:34
intelligence and shit, what you think they don't sit around
31:37
plan and plot for the future. Of course they do.
31:42
The government seeks documents concerning the transactions and relationship between
31:46
Wexner and Epstein and communications with JP Morgan regarding Epstein,
31:51
according to a motion filed last month in US District
31:54
Court in New York seeking the court's help in serving
31:57
Wexner with a subpoena. It noted multiple efforts made to
32:02
subpoena Wexner in February were rebuffed, including when security guards
32:06
at Wexner's home prevented the person with the subpoena to
32:09
communicate with Wexner must be nice. Huh. How many of
32:13
you have some big burly ass x masad goon protecting
32:17
your door. Pretty sure most of us do not have
32:19
that benefit. And if somebody's trying to serve us, guess
32:22
what we get served and then we have to go
32:25
through the process. But if you have a big, gigantic
32:28
mansion and a bunch of goons protecting you, you're dancing
32:31
too your own tune. The motion also says the efforts
32:35
to serve the subpoena through the Columbus law firm Zieger,
32:38
Tiggts and Little, which has represented Wexner, were also unsuccessful.
32:43
A spokesman for Wexner declined to comment. You would think
32:46
that Les Wexner will want to help out here, right,
32:49
help out all of these girls who were abused in
32:51
all of that stuff, But no, he doesn't because he's
32:54
a scumbag who took part in all of it. So
32:57
if you're waiting for Les Wexner to help out here
33:00
and have a conversation, you're going to be waiting for
33:03
quite some time. Previous lawsuits have shown Staley and Epstein
33:08
exchanged hundreds of emails and text messages over the years,
33:11
and they were seen to have a close relationship that
33:14
went beyond the professional relationship a banker would have with
33:18
a wealthy client, unless, of course, that client had something
33:21
to offer the banker, and we all know what Epstein
33:24
was offering. The bank continues to deny allegations in its lawsuit. However,
33:30
it appears to allege that Staley may have committed sexual assault.
33:34
It notes in its lawsuit that the anonymous dough described
33:37
a powerful financial executive could use his clout with JP
33:41
Morgan to make Epstein untouchable. The bank says that the
33:45
financial executive was Staley. Well it was. It's not just
33:49
the bank saying that. It's a fact. Jeff Staley was
33:52
one of Jeffrey Epstein's top supporters, one of his most
33:56
powerful brokers, and somebody who certainly, according to these allegations anyway,
34:03
has a little bit more to answer for than just
34:05
having a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Remember, there's layers to
34:09
this shit. You have the enablers, you have the hangers on,
34:12
and then you have the most vile of all the
34:14
people who actually took part in the abuse Epstein was
34:19
arrested in twenty nineteen on federal charges accusing him of
34:23
paying underage girls hundreds of dollars in cash for massages
34:27
and then molesting them at his homes in Florida and
34:30
New York. He was found dead in jail on August
34:33
tenth of that year, at age sixty six. A medical
34:36
examiner ruled his death a suicide. Yeah, okay, I guess
34:40
that's what you want to call it. Staley left JP
34:42
Morgan in twenty thirteen to become CEO of London based
34:46
bank Barclays. He resigned last year following a report by
34:51
British regulators into his past links with Epstein. The dude
34:55
should have never been hired at Barclay's in the first place,
34:58
and then Barclays keeps them on throughout all of the
35:01
financial turmoil for one reason and one reason only, Like
35:04
I said back then, so they could secure that bag.
35:07
Besides that, the second that it became a good idea
35:11
to jettison Staley. That's exactly what Barclays did. They got
35:15
rid of the dude. And now Staley finds himself bearing
35:18
the brunt of all of this fallout. And guess what
35:22
his bitch ass deserves it all right, folks, that's gonna
35:25
do it for this one. All of the information that
35:27
goes with the episode can be found in the description box.
35:31
What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
35:36
Today we're going to talk a little bit more about
35:38
Les Wexner and what's going on down in the United
35:42
States Virgin Islands. We know that Les Wexner has been
35:46
subpoenaed and he tried to dodge those subpoenas by having
35:50
his security run interference when the process server showed up. Well,
35:55
the judge decided, after a request from the prosecutors, that
35:59
less Wexner could be subpoenad via mail. And that's something
36:03
that we don't see all that often. Usually when you're
36:06
getting served, you have to have the process server hand
36:09
you those papers. But when you're playing games like Les
36:13
Wexner or the way Golaine Maxwell was, these judges they're
36:17
not gonna let you get away with it. Eventually, it's
36:21
gonna come to the point where they've had enough and
36:23
they'll take it to the next step and let you
36:25
get subpoenaed via mail. We've seen it before, and I'm
36:29
sure we're going to see it again. So let's get
36:32
into this article from Inside Edition, and let's see what
36:35
Chris Spargo has for US. Headline Jeffrey Epstein's staff who
36:40
say pedophile had underage girl on island and less Wexner
36:44
subpoenaed in the JP Morgan case. And the staff that
36:48
they're talking about here are the island managers and their
36:52
names are Miles and Kathy Alexander. All right, onto the article,
36:58
and this article was originally published on February twenty first
37:01
of twenty twenty three, in a civil lawsuit against JP
37:06
Morgan Chase Bank. Lawyers for the Virgin Islands have also
37:09
issued a subpoena for les Wexner, requesting information directly related
37:14
to the billionaire businessman's work with Epstein. Les Wexner may
37:19
finally be forced to reveal new details about his relationship
37:23
with Jeffrey Epstein. I highly doubt it. I'm sure he's
37:26
going to have to release some information, but it's going
37:30
to be curated. You really think that les Wexner, the
37:33
King of Columbus, Ohio, is going to come into this
37:36
ill prepared without a billion dollar legal team. You already
37:40
know that they're working behind the scenes to mitigate the
37:43
fallout for their client, Les Wexner, in a civil lawsuit
37:47
against JP Morgan Chase Bank, lawyers for the government of
37:50
the US Virgin Islands have issued a subpoena for Wexner,
37:54
requesting information directly related to the billionaire businessman's work with
37:58
Epstein and why he ended his professional relationship with the
38:03
convicted pedophile. Well, he'll tell you it has to do
38:06
with Epstein stealing money from him. But I've always said
38:09
that was the cover that was put in place from
38:12
the very beginning, all right, So if you ever get nailed,
38:15
we'll say that you stole money from me, and that'll
38:17
be my cover. Pretty simple, right, but effective. Obviously effective,
38:22
considering less Wexner has not been called to the carpet yet.
38:27
Of particular interest to prosecutors is a payment JP Morgan
38:31
allegedly processed from an Epstein charitable organization Enhanced Education, to
38:37
Wexner in the amount of one hundred twenty four thousand,
38:40
two hundred and thirty two dollars, according to a recent
38:44
court motion filed by the lawyer for the Government of
38:47
the Virgin Islands. Inside addition, obtained a copy of that
38:51
motion and the subpoena prosecutors issued for Wexner. The less
38:56
Wexner subpoena. Lawyers for the government submitted the motion in
39:00
hopes of getting the judge to issue an order allowing
39:03
service of the subpoena to Wexner by certified mail after
39:07
his staff members allegedly blocked a court server from delivering
39:11
the document to Wexner on multiple occasions. And this is
39:14
a tactic that's used by rich people the world over.
39:17
If they don't want to get served, they'll just retreat
39:20
back into their mansion. It's private property. They'll have their
39:23
guards patrol the grounds and they won't let anybody on
39:26
the grounds. And you'll have to play a game of
39:28
cat and mouse, and hopefully you catch them when they're
39:31
going to Starbucks or maybe when they're headed out for
39:33
their alfalfa sandwich or whatever the hell these weirdos eat.
39:38
The filing claims that attempts to serve Wexner in person
39:41
on February eighth and February eleventh at his home in
39:44
Ohio failed after a court server was allegedly refused access
39:49
to the eighty five year old founder of l Brands.
39:52
A security guard allegedly would not allow the server to
39:55
access or communicate with Wexner on the first attempt, says
39:59
the fire and the security guard allegedly prevented service again
40:04
during that second visit, according to the motion motion to
40:08
serve Les Wexner by certified mail. An attempt to serve
40:12
Wexner at the offices of his charitable foundation also failed
40:16
on February eighth, says the court document, after the server
40:20
was blocked from physical entry and was told via intercom
40:23
that Wexner was not present and only came into the
40:26
foundation two or three times per year. Now, why would
40:30
somebody like Les Wexner be trying to avoid this? Why
40:33
wouldn't he just go and handle his business like any
40:37
of us would have to. Oh, that's right, special treatment,
40:40
I forgot. Wexner is being asked in the subpoena to
40:44
provide the prosecutors with all documents reflecting all communications with
40:49
or concerning Epstein, including but not limited to, all communications
40:55
regarding services or advice provided to you by Epstein and
40:59
your termination of Epstein, All documents reflecting or concerning all
41:05
communications with JP Morgan Chase regarding Epstein, all documents reflecting
41:10
concerning Epstein, and introductions or payments to women from massages
41:16
or for modeling services, or regarding trafficking or sexual abuse
41:21
of women by Epstein. Lawyers for the government are also
41:26
hoping to get more information about communications between Wexner and
41:30
JP Morgan from two thousand and eight, the year that
41:33
Wexner ended his professional relationship with Epstein. According to the motion,
41:37
and again, that whole entire thing was a cover the
41:41
whole he stole money from me, the whole entire Oh,
41:45
I had no idea what Epstein was up to. All
41:48
of that was bull You don't give somebody the keys
41:50
to the kingdom the way less Wexner gave Jeffrey Epstein
41:53
the keys to the kingdom if you don't know what's
41:55
going on. And not only that, but Epstein used those
41:59
keys to the kingdom to further his criminal enterprise and
42:02
to abuse women, all under the pretext that they're going
42:06
to get a job working for Victoria's secret. It's frustrating
42:10
because this is all common knowledge to those of us
42:13
who have been following this for all of these years,
42:15
Because something should have been done about this a very
42:18
long time ago. After being unable to serve Wexner, prosecutors
42:23
attempted to facilitate service through his attorneys, says the motion,
42:27
but those efforts failed as well. According to Singer, lawyers
42:31
for Wexner at the Ohio firm of Zeger, Tiggis and
42:35
Little did not respond to requests for comment. I mean,
42:38
why would they. They have nothing to say here. If
42:41
they just keep silent and keep it moving, nothing's ever
42:44
going to happen to less Wexner. Wexner told members of
42:47
his foundation that Epstein agreed to step back from the
42:50
management out of our personal finances in two thousand and seven,
42:54
shortly after prosecutors in Palm Beach County drafted a fifty
42:58
three page indictment following an investigation into claims that Epstein
43:03
solicited underage girls for prostitution. That indictment was never filed
43:08
in court, and Epstein ultimately agreed to plead guilty to
43:11
one count of solicitation of prostitution and one count of
43:16
solicitation of a minor four prostitution in two thousand and
43:20
eight as part of a deal with prosecutors. Wexner wrote
43:25
in a twenty nineteen letter to members of the foundation
43:28
obtained by Inside Edition Digital that after Epstein stepped down,
43:33
we discovered that he had misappropriated vast sums of money
43:36
from me and my family. At that time, with his
43:40
credibility and our trust in him destroyed, Wexner said that
43:44
he immediately severed ties with Epstein. It's very convenient that
43:48
they found that money right at the time where Epstein
43:51
was under the microscope. Does anybody believe that? Honestly? Do
43:55
any of you believe that out there? It's all a
43:58
cover story, And I don't hear anybody else even talking
44:00
about that. The fact that he gave Epstein this money
44:04
with the intent of saying that the money was pilfered
44:08
if shit went south is a pretty standard move when
44:12
you're talking about people like this. It's all about plausible deniability, right, Oh, yeah,
44:17
we were friends. Oh he worked for me. But that's
44:19
as far as it went. But the reality is, we
44:22
know that's not the truth. Wexner is not the only
44:26
one of Epstein's former associates being asked to provide documents
44:30
to lawyers for the Virgin Islands. Miles and Kathy Alexander,
44:34
the couple who managed Epstein's private island, Little Saint James
44:38
from nineteen ninety nine to two thousand and seven have
44:41
also been subpoenaed in the case and asked to sit
44:44
for a deposition. According to subpoenas obtained by Inside Edition Digital,
44:49
Kathy and Miles are both being asked to provide lawyers
44:53
with documents, communications and agreements related to your employment by
44:59
Jeffrey Epstein, including but not limited to, one employment and
45:03
severance agreement, two non disclosure agreements, three all payments in
45:09
any form received from or on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein.
45:14
Four all communications with Jeffrey Epstein, Kallayne, Maxwell, Bella, Kleine,
45:19
Daphne Wallace, Harry Beller, Leslie Groff, Sarah Kellen, Sarah Kensington
45:25
or Sarah Vickers. All the same person by the way,
45:28
Erica Keller, Hall's Richard d conn d or Darren k
45:32
endyke And that's basically the inner circle right there, and
45:36
all of the people that were helping him make moves
45:38
financially or otherwise. Miles Alexander subpoena. Kathy said in a
45:44
twenty eleven interview with Daily Mail that she had been
45:47
suspicious about the ages of the girls who arrived on
45:50
the island from the start. I saw some girls who
45:53
I thought were very young, looking, about sixteen or seventeen easily,
45:58
and it bugged me because I have a daughter, and
46:01
although she was in her twenties, I didn't like the
46:03
idea that another woman's child was in that situation. I
46:06
didn't feel comfortable about it. Kathy said in that interview. Yeah,
46:10
but you kept working for him, right. You didn't do
46:12
anything to stop it, did you. They looked like they
46:15
had stepped out of an underwear catalog. They walked around
46:18
with very few clothes on, or lounged around by the
46:21
pool with nothing on. It was like that most of
46:24
the time. I was concerned about their ages. A few
46:27
of them looked very young, and I couldn't help but
46:29
wonder if their mothers knew where they were. Now, keep
46:33
this in mind, folks, when we're talking about all of
46:35
the people who visited this island. This was commonplace on
46:39
the island. These girls lounging around topless, no clothes on,
46:43
scantily clad. And if everybody else is recognizing that these
46:48
girls are very young looking, you need to tell me
46:50
that none of these bozos who went to the island
46:53
were hipped to it. Of course they were, but guess
46:57
what they didn't care, and the only time they ever
46:59
cared is when they get exposed. Her husband, Miles, said
47:03
in the same interview that he had actual proof of
47:06
one underage girl being on the island. One was definitely underage,
47:11
but she had a letter of consent from her parents
47:13
and was under the guardianship of a model agency, said Miles, Folks,
47:19
I don't know how much more I can stress the
47:21
fact that these modeling agencies are not good for your children.
47:25
There is not enough gold on this planet that you
47:27
could give me to leave my child in the care
47:30
of any modeling agency anywhere in the world. He also
47:36
said in the interview that this underage girl arrived on
47:39
the island during his first day working as the manager
47:42
of the Little Saint James property. Now, if that's your
47:45
first day, why did you stick around? If I show
47:48
up to work and there's an underage girl running around
47:51
with a bunch of other scantily clad women, your boys
47:54
getting on the first boat off the island and getting
47:57
out of Dodge and reporting what he saw. The attorneys
48:01
for the Virgin Islands are assuing JP Morgan, arguing in
48:04
court papers that the bank helped fund and conceal Epstein's
48:08
alleged sect trafficking ring. JP Morgan knew, including at the
48:13
highest level of the bank, that Epstein was an extremely
48:16
high risk client. Between two thousand and five and twenty thirteen,
48:20
there were reports that Epstein sexually abused women and girls.
48:25
Reads the filing. In two thousand and eight, Epstein pled
48:28
guilty to sexual offenses and registered as a sex offender.
48:33
Despite JP Morgan's acknowledgment that it needed to closely monitor Epstein,
48:38
JP Morgan ignored numerous red flags and failed to comply
48:42
with federal banking regulations until years later, after J P
48:46
Morgan was no longer benefiting from Epstein's business. JP Morgan
48:51
has moved to have the case dismissed in court papers.
48:54
The bank cut ties with Epstein in twenty thirteen, and
48:58
we know that that failed. We weren't able to dismiss
49:01
the case, and the case is moving forward. But this
49:03
gives you a little bit more of a look into
49:06
the games that these fuckers are playing, and all the
49:09
dancing around, all the avoidance. This is what's been going
49:12
on for decades, and finally, at least some of them
49:16
are getting called to the carpet. The question is when's
49:19
it going to be time for Les Wesner to dance
49:23
to the tune the prosecutors are playing. All right, folks,
49:27
that's gonna do it for this one. All of the
49:29
information that goes with the episode can be found in
49:32
the description box.