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Mega Edition: Zorro Ranch, The Management Team And The Unanswered Questions (7/5/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: And the article that we're going to read today from
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twenty and nineteen July twenty nineteen just shows you, with
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some hindsight as guidance that everything that he says in
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this article was nothing but wind. Words are wind. Action
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is what we require. And mister Baldaris and the authorities
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in New Mexico have not done their jobs. And you know,
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I hate to say it, but from where I'm sitting,
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it's obvious that the Bill Richardson connection here is stagnating
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what's going on in New Mexico. And we have to
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get over that shit, all right. I don't care that
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he was a big time Democratic politician. I don't care
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that he was Bill Clinton's homie. I don't care that
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he was nominated and got a seat in Obama's cabinet.
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That doesn't give him any cover from me anyway. It
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might for Hector Baldera and the rest of the people
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that are getting fat at the buffet of confirmation bias
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and those who are going deaf in their echo chamber,
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But me, I don't give a rats ask who these
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people were involved with, every last one of them, all right,
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Bill Richardson, Steve Minuchin on the other side, all of
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them should be forced to testify about what they knew,
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and the fact that none of them have really been
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forced to do so, it just shows you the shell
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game that these so called the law enforcement officials, such
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as these attorney generals like Baldaris. It shows you that
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they really do not care. Their job isn't to protect
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the public folks. Their job is to play their political
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games and make sure that their political homies don't get
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caught up. Bill Richardson was caught up in a hit
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and run accident in New Mexico. Do you think anything
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occurred for him any sort of consequences. Of course not.
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He had to pay to fix the damage. But if
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you or I were involved in a hit and run
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and we took off, do you think the state police
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would show up at our house with some you know,
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some kind words for a conversation with us, or do
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you think we'd be going to jail and they'd be
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telling us that we could tell it.
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Speaker 2: To the judge. They really don't care, I'll say option too.
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Speaker 1: At least in my experience growing up in the inner city,
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pretty much any time anyone I knew had an interaction
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with the police, they ended up going to jail, okay,
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just about any time. And yet these scumbag sons of
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bitches run around involved in child sex trafficking, involved in
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pay for play schemes, involved in all sorts of heinous, disgusting,
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gross shit, and the only ones that are ever left
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holding the bag, the only ones that ever have to
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do any time, the only ones that ever suffer any
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penalties are are the common person, like you or I.
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I'm sick of it, folks, I'm really sick of it,
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and there needs to be accountability.
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Speaker 2: Across the board.
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Speaker 1: If I have to live my life a certain way
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and I have to follow all of your dumb ass.
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Speaker 3: Rules that you make in that cesspool of moist icy
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aka Washington, DC, then the rest of your rich, ass
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disgusting friends they have to live by those same exact rules.
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Speaker 1: And if not, well, people like me will be here
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on a regular basis, running their fat mouths, letting people
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know just how backwards all of this is. This is
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never what it was meant to be, folks, all right,
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this is never what it was meant to be. We
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have been living under a state of I don't even
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know what to call it, a dictorial governance since JFK's
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death or a coup.
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Speaker 2: Basically, since JFK's.
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Speaker 1: Death, have we had one on real politician won, real
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president elected since JFK? Or has it all been manipulated
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even before then? Even see, it's all a big game.
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It is all a big game. And up until recently,
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these guys were laughing in our faces. Up until recently, these.
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Speaker 2: People thought they'd get away with their shit forever. But
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guess what.
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Speaker 1: They never thought that locking us up for six months
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would have the effect that it's having, and people are digging.
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Information is coming out. You see it with the Panama files,
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you see it with the Finsen files. And hopefully it
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won't be long here before somebody.
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Speaker 2: Blows the doors off of this whole.
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Speaker 1: Entire thing in New Mexico. Our article today is from
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kob dot com. It's a local New Mexico station, and
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the headline is Baldaris believes previous investigations failed Epstein's alleged
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New Mexico victims. So basically, what Baldaris is saying, and
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what he would have you believe all the way back
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in nineteen, is that the previous investigations into what occurred
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with Epstein failed.
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Speaker 2: The survivors.
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Speaker 1: But he mister Baldaris, good friend of accused Bill Richardson. Well,
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he's gonna be the hero. This article was authored by
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Patrick Hayes and Chris Ramirez. It originally ran July sixteenth
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of twenty nineteen, Albuquerque, New Mexico. New Mexico Attorney General
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Hector Baldares believes other agencies that were investigating financier pedophile
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Jeffrey Epstein for child sex crimes have failed in the past.
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Oh yeah, and the New Mexico Division of Law Enforcement
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has done a sterling job here. Huh, they have done
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a fantastic job. Mister Baldaris, Do you want a pat
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on the shoulder? Do you want a trophy? Maybe a
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ribbon for inactivity?
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Speaker 2: Maybe?
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Speaker 1: But to call out and say that other investigations have
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failed in the past, which they have, But to act
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and then to act like your investigation is like some
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kind of a large, sprawling, deep dive into what occurred
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is laughable at best. New Mexico has not lifted a
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finger from where I'm sitting to help these survivors, and
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it's an absolute joke. What I'm very concerned with is
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that these survivors were not given a voice early on
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in the investigation, and we want to make sure we
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capture their story and that we do everything we can
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to bring justice for them. Balderas said. Now this was
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July twenty nineteen. Fast forward to today, Still no large
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investigation in New Mexico. The ranch has not been raided,
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no subpoenas have been put forth, and yet the band
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marches on. Huh, And yet Bill Richardson's buddy Baldaris here
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can sit around and blow smoke up everybody's ass like
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they're initiating and being involved in some huge, large investigation
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of Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 1: In my opinion, the reason there is no investigation going
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on in New Mexico is because of the connections to
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Bill Richardson. He is the key player here, the key piece,
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and like I said earlier, is basically the king of
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New Mexico. So the fact that his stooge Baldares is
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the attorney general, you know, it makes you just shake
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your head. Right in a place like New Mexico, especially,
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it is obvious how corrupt things are. Following charges being
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filed in New York, Baldaras said he has reached out
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to some of EPs alleged victims.
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Speaker 2: Well, I don't know about that.
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Speaker 1: I haven't heard anybody talking about how Hector Baldaris has
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stepped forward to try and get things going in New Mexico.
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I mean he might have behind the scenes, you know again,
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I don't I'm not privy to what goes on behind
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the scenes. I'm just like the rest of you. I
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don't have you know, that sort of inside information. But
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you would think in a year that we would have
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heard something, right, a little bit of something something about
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New Mexico, if they were really engaged in trying to
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help these survivors.
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Speaker 2: But we haven't heard nothing.
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Speaker 1: And when I went to Zoro Ranch in February, certainly
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wasn't any police yellow tape anywhere there. Certainly weren't any
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FBI investigators pulling things out of the house.
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Speaker 2: All was normal.
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Speaker 1: And if it was up to New Mexico and the leadership,
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they're the people who were in charge behind the scenes
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and the ones who make these decisions, it would stay
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that way. They don't want this to come out. They
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don't want to be blown up. They don't want their
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role in this sex scheme, this child trafficking enterprise, to
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take center stage. But they can only hide for so long.
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Something really, really bad was going on at Zoro Ranch, folks,
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and I plan on getting to the bottom of it.
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What I can confirm is that we are interviewing many
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survivors and victims. Baldera said, I can't comment as to
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the specific nature at this time.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't like.
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Speaker 1: Maybe again, behind the scenes, maybe that stuff was occurring,
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but I have not heard any of that.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 1: I have not heard anyone talk about how Baldaris is
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stepping up to the plate here, how he's trying to
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help out, how he's trying to do the right thing,
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how he's trying to be a better man. All I
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see is more shadows, more secrecy, and more bs coming
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out of New Mexico. And the new report on Bill Richardson, Well,
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that's just the cherry on top, right. That adds the context,
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that adds more meat to the bone, and it shows you,
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when looked at in the big picture, that Bill Richardson
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is another scuzzbag who really needs to sit down under
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oath and explain in detail his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Anything less than that is a dereliction of duty on
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the part of the US government, Balderis is investigating what
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happened at Epstein's ranch in Stanley, New Mexico and other
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parts of the state. Yeah, okay, sure, such a large,
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sprawling investigation, mister Baldares.
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Speaker 2: You should just be.
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Speaker 1: Commended for your great work here. More than a decade ago,
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Epstein was accused of sex crimes involving underage girls in
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New Mexico. However, he was never formally charged. Yeah, not
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once in New Mexico. Never once, not on the sex
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registry list, charged nothing. Dude went down to New Mexico
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and lived like a proverbial king, even with this cloud
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over his head. Business as usual in New Mexico, though,
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And you mean to tell me that this Baldara's character
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can get up there and talk about his investigations and
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how he cares about what's going on. Please, I've been
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doing extensive research into New Mexico for this case and
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obviously my other story that I'm working on, the West
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masa bone collector story that happened in New Mexico as well,
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eleven dead girls. Still nobody caught. Something stinks in New Mexico.
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This was a multi state trafficking operation and there were
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great risks that were ignored in the past. Balderas said, Yeah,
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great risks that were ignored in the past because your
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boy Bill Richardson was involved. Huh, why don't you take
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the blinders off there, mister Balderis, why don't you really
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dig in? Huh? State law, as a part of a
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two thousand and eight plea deal federal prosecutors gave to Epstein,
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he was required to register as a sex offender. It's
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unknown whether Epstein registered with New Mexico authorities while he
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lived here in the state, or if state laws require
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that he registered. Well, we already know that that's not
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the case. He didn't have to register. He registered, and
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then he was sent the letter by DPS saying that
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he did not have to register because his crimes in
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that state didn't warrant it. I mean, are you kidding
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me right now? The laws in New Mexico, they don't
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even have like stringent trafficking laws on the books in
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New Mexico, or at least didn't when Epstein was running things. So,
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if ever a state needed an overhaul, if ever a
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state needed to catch up with the times when it
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comes to sex crimes and human trafficking, New Mexico is
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that state. And if I was an Indigenous girl living
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in New Mexico a family who had a daughter who
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was an Indigenous, I would be moving out of their
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asat because there's a serious problem with Indigenous girls going
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missing in New Mexico and nobody giving a goddamn about it.
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Bill Richardson connection. Tuesday morning, the Albuquerque Journal reported former
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New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson's spokesman confirmed Richardson had visited
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Epstein's Zoro ranch at least one time while campaigning for
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governor with his wife. It's always with the wife, right, Dershwitz.
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I was with my wife, Jess Staley. I was with
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my wife. As if your wife is like this moral
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compass that we can rely on as a solid witness,
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her decision making is already called into question by marrying
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a scumbag like you. Now all of a sudden, I'm
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just supposed to take her word as gospel. Sorry, what
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if your wife was sickened into it too? Again, I
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don't know if that's the case, But how am I
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supposed to know? How am I supposed to believe your
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narrative when all of the evidence points in a different direction.
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The journal reported Richardson's name was found in Epstein's Little
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Black Book, which is now filed as a court record.
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Richardson is on a witness list that also includes President
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Donald Trump. When asked whether the New Mexico Attorney's General
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Office was looking at the Richardson connection, Baldaris said he
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couldn't elaborate on specific details about the scope of the
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investigation aka translation, Richardson's not being looked into. Richardson put
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me in this position. He's a kingmaker. I can't go
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after my buddy Bill Richardson. That's basically what Baldarus is
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telling us here. He's such a joke and a clown.
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And the people, the great people of New Mexico certainly
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deserve much better. I loved my time in New Mexico
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with the people. They were very, very, very welcoming, very warm,
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and it was a very enjoyable stay from that perspective,
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But those very people deserves so much better than they're
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getting from this Baldara's character. It's premature for me to
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comment on the specifics. What I can ensure you is
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the investigation is active and we will be forwarding this
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evidence to New York prosecutors, Baldaras said, so you're just
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going to forward all of the evidence of the New
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York prosecutors, huh, kick it to the federal level so
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that you.
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Speaker 2: Have the cover from your boy Billy Richardson.
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Speaker 1: You could say to Bill, look, I didn't initiate this,
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it's the Fed. It wasn't me, and you still have
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your cover there, which your good boy Billy Huh. Too
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much of a coward to run it through your own state.
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What's the point of being the attorney general if you
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aren't going to man up and go after the most
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sick and the most perverse criminals your state has to offer.
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And if you can find somebody sicker and more twisted
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than Jeffrey Epstein and those who were involved in him
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with him, I am most certainly all ears. But until
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that comes. Until that point comes, I'm here to tell
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you that Baldaris, the government of New Mexico, and everybody
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else involved in investigating Zoro Ranch has been negligent in
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their duty. Do you like to con If you like
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to contact me, you could do that at Bobbykapuci at
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ProtonMail dot com.
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Speaker 2: That's Bobby c ap.
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Speaker 1: U c CI at ProtonMail dot com. You can also
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find me on Twitter at Bobby Underscore c ap U
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c CI.
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Speaker 2: All right, everybody.
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Speaker 1: All of the links that go with this episode can
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be found in the.
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Speaker 2: Description box.
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Speaker 1: So article the Sun headline missing links. Epstein, Zoro Ranch
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manager vanished after his death, and Gilan maxwell arrest has
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left other staff paranoid as well. They should be.
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Speaker 2: If you work for Jeffrey.
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Speaker 1: Epstein, if you were in the inner circle, if you
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were a housekeeper at his house, you should be expecting
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a call from the federal government. This case is huge, folks,
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I am talking huge, And if Epstein had not been
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arrested the first time around in two thousand and seven,
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two thousand and eight, then I would not even be
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going nowhere near as crazy about their not being arrests yet,
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because it takes decades to build.
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Speaker 2: Cases like this.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes RICO cases especially take quite some time. But they've
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had all of this information, they've had all of these documents,
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they've had all of this testimony. They know who all
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of this staff is, and they avoided prosecuting it before
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now and that was my biggest problem. Now that they've
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made the move and they've arrested Gilan Maxwell. Well, the
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idea is to stay on top of them, to make
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sure that they prosecute it in the correct way, and
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to make sure that the book is thrown at her.
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After all of this is said and done, and Gielen
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Maxwell has been convicted and the survivors have had their
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chance to face her in court, I hope that they
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put her underneath guantanamobey. That's what she deserves. In my opinion,
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she is a disgusting, despicable, gross excuse for a human being.
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Imagine having all that money.
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Speaker 2: In the world, all the wealth, all the power.
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Speaker 1: You could do anything, you could be anyone, you can
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help anyone, and instead you choose to get involved with
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Jeffrey Epstein and help run his sex trafficking ring.
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Speaker 2: I have zero remorse for you.
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Speaker 1: I don't care what happens to you, and in fact,
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I have never wanted somebody to be punished to the
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fullest extent of the law more than I want to
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see this disgusting excuse for a human being be punished.
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And as far as the staff goes, oh yeah, you
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better believe that they're having a few sleepless nights because
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a lot of these people knew what was.
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Speaker 2: Going on, and none of them came forward.
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Speaker 1: And if that comes out in the trial that's to come,
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oh boy, it is going to be a bombshell. Not
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only should these people the staff be worried all of
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these pilots that were flying Jeffrey Epstein around, especially considering
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that only one third of the flight logs have ever
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been put forward or wherever even bothered to have the
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records kept. Boy, let me tell you what a jerry
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is going to have a field day with a case
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like this, an absolute field day. Usually, if I get
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selected for a Jerry duty, when I'm being talked to
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by the judge or the prosecution or the defense, I
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let them know right away that I believe that the
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war on drugs is absolutely illegal. I think that the
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war on drugs is ridiculous. I think it's a waste
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of time, and I think that all drugs should be legal,
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your honor. Inevitably, two seconds later, I am always dismissed
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from being a juror in a case like this, though
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I would act like I wanted to be there right
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if I ever got called for Jerry duty for a
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case like this, one hundred percent, I would act like
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I wanted to be there because I would honestly want
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to throw the book at somebody like this as a
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juror imagine sitting on the panel and seeing Glaine Maxwell
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and hearing the case against her and not being incensed.
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I don't know how they're going to find people from
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a jury pool that wouldn't be freaking out about this,
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wanting to send people to prison.
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Speaker 2: So all of these.
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Speaker 1: People that are that are part of the staff that
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work with jeff Epstein intimately, that were at his properties,
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et cetera, et cetera, all of these people better lawyer
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up because it's coming.
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Speaker 3: All right.
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Speaker 1: So this article was authored by Katie Forrester. Jeffrey Epstein's
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ranch manager allegedly vanished after his death, while his other
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associates will be paranoid over news of Gilane Maxwell's arrest
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and ex employee claims. And when I was down in
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Zoro Ranch, I stood out there for forty five minutes
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at that front gate rang, the bell waved, Nobody not
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a soul came out to see me. And I was
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really bummed because I was hoping that even if it
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was just an employee or a worker, that maybe I
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could try and finesse them into, you know, divulging a
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little bit of information, but it was unsuccessful in that regard.
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As soon as this pandemic lifts, I am getting back
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down to New Mexico. I've been cultivating a few new sources.
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I've been introduced to a couple of new sources down
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there as well, and they have some interesting things.
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Speaker 2: To talk about.
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Speaker 1: So as soon as I can get packed down to
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New Mexico, I am definitely doing that, and hopefully I
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will be able to bring a couple of other people
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with me to help in a production role as far
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as you know, video, etc. Etc. I tried to do
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it all myself last time, and it was a lot
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staying focused, making sure I was getting the right taking
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notes down, et cetera, et cetera. And you add the
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videoing to it, the videography, the videography, and forget it.
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It was a nightmare. But next time I go down there,
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I'd really like to have a couple of people with me,
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a couple of people to do video and help out
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with some of the other tasks, because I'd like to
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stay down there for at least a week. This time,
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the late Pedophile who was accused of trafficking and raping
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women at his properties, including the sprawling Zoro Ranch estate
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in New Mexico, had a number of staff members who
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are not believed to have spoken to authorities. And this
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is what I was talking about New Mexico, right, It's
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a shit show down there. What is going on in
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New Mexico? Do the authorities not care? And nobody wants
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to talk to Jeffrey Epstein's employees. Nobody has raided the place.
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What in the f is going on at Zoro Ranch?
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We need to get some answers. This includes mysterious manager
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Bryce Gordon and his wife Karen, who lived in the
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quiet town of Stanley on the ten thousand acre ranch
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from the early two thousands, according to property records. Well
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that's funny, huh. A fitting name for his wife, Karen,
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Sources have told the son The pair seemingly disappeared as
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the case exploded last year and Maxwell went into hiding,
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with local speculating they packed up and moved to New Zealand.
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Well that's quite the trip from New Mexico to New Zealand.
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All my kiwi's out there, You've got some homework now,
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Bryce Gordon, anybody Bryce and Karen Gordon in New Zealand
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and huh boy, I'd like to get an interview with them.
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If anybody has any access to Bryce or Karen Gordon
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in New Zealand, please send them my way. I would
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love to have a long chat with them about what
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occurred at Zoro Ranch because bad stuff, really, really bad
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stuff went down at this place. And I have one
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of those gut feelings that the story we have been
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told is nowhere near as devious and disgusting as what
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the truth is. And it's kind of funny how these
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two would disappear right as Maxwell went into hiding. Were
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they still in contact with each other? Did Maxwell consider
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Bryce and Karen confidant's friends. Perhaps she spent a lot
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of time at Zoro Ranch. Who hired them? Was it
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Gelaine who hired him? Remember she was in charge of
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property management according the article we read yesterday. And again,
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this is why it's important that we cataloged this and
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we read these articles, because we pick up one thing
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in one article and then we use it in the
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next article to help us make sense of it. Ian Royle,
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who once lived on the land as a teen with
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his dad Epstein's ranch, hand told the son. I can't
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believe Karen and Bryce have hardly been spoken about.
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Speaker 2: They're ghosts.
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Speaker 1: They're smart people. They wouldn't have been they wouldn't have
25:31
been where they were with Epstein if they hadn't had
25:33
some level of intelligence. I'm sure they'll definitely be I'm
25:37
sure they'll they're definitely realizing how bad things are, and
25:41
they're being tactical, that's for sure.
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Speaker 2: He added.
25:44
Speaker 1: They oversaw the ranch. There's a lot of land out
25:46
there and a lot of maintenance, so they were on
25:49
the property quite a bit. They were in charge of
25:52
the maintenance of the ranch, and you would think that
25:55
they were probably in charge of bringing on some of
25:58
the hands. Right. So Bryce and Karen Gordon most certainly,
26:04
most certainly have a story to tell. Whenever he had visitors,
26:11
he was making sure the ranch was taken care of,
26:13
and Bryce and Karen were the two that would that
26:16
would talk to make sure that happened. So in this
26:19
article from the Sun, they also have some pictures. Some
26:23
walart of Jesus on the Cross appears above a bed
26:26
in the mansion. Blah blah blah, So you'll want to
26:28
check out the link as well. Like I always tell
26:31
you make sure you check out these links. And as
26:35
much as we uh talk trash about The Sun for
26:38
their paris nonsense, I think they've done a decent job
26:42
covering this case. For a tabloid and for a newspaper
26:47
that loves silicious headlines, I think The Sun has done
26:50
a pretty good job of covering this Jeffrey Epstein case,
26:54
a better job than say the New York Times or
26:56
the Washington Post. That's for sure. This is definitely a
27:00
step towards justice, but there are still a lot of
27:02
missing pieces of the puzzle that we're still finding as
27:05
we build it. Yeah, it's for again. Every day we
27:10
learned something new in this case, right, every time you
27:13
think you have an idea of what's going on, well,
27:15
you find out that there's something else that you need
27:18
to chase down, a new thread to chase down. And
27:20
that's what this That was the whole point of this organization,
27:24
this criminal enterprise, to make it so vast, to make
27:28
so many different chambers within it that it would be
27:30
impossible for people to navigate and find out who was
27:36
doing what. And that is exactly what Epstein and Maxwell wanted,
27:41
and they were able to operate in such a manner
27:44
for so long because A they had help from the
27:48
intelligence services, and B well, I know a lot of
27:53
people aren't gonna want to hear this, but b the
27:57
maggots in the legacy media, the Paris sites in the
28:00
legacy media also provided them coverage in exchange for access.
28:07
Remember that the next time you renew your New York
28:10
Times subscription or your Washington Post subscription, remember who has
28:15
been lying to you, and remember who has told you
28:17
the truth. The Sun has made numerous attempts to contact
28:22
the couple, who have no confirmed address in the US
28:25
or social media presence. Bryce is also listed as the
28:29
manager of Epstein's Zoro Trust, and their old contact details
28:33
are featured in this infamous Little Black Book. Now that
28:36
is a very intriguing bit of information. He is the
28:41
manager of Epstein's Zoro Trust. Hunh Well, that automatically, in
28:47
my view, makes him a target and a money laundering investigation.
28:51
So where is Bryce? And Karen Angie Poss, a New
28:56
Mexico State Land Office spokeswoman, told press last year in
29:00
employees had not responded to request by our agency to
29:03
inspect the ranch and there was no answer at the gates.
29:06
I can confirm that there is no answer at those gates.
29:09
Like I said, when I went, nobody showed up, stood
29:13
there for forty five minutes, pulled the car up, looking
29:17
at the mirror, pressing there the button, the whole nine.
29:20
I didn't see a soul, not a soul on the property.
29:25
The state's attorney general canceled a lease agreement for twelve
29:27
hundred acres, and Cyprus Incorporated, a company associated with Epstein,
29:32
attempted to sue before reaching a non monetary settlement. Even
29:37
in death, this man's decrepit, gross hand reaches out to
29:41
try and manipulate things. And that happens because all of
29:44
these maggots that he has left in his wake, all
29:47
of these people that are hiding, like Bryce and his
29:50
wife Karen, and the rest of these people that helped
29:53
facilitate Epstein's crimes for years, and then they have the
29:58
audacity to sue when the attorney general cancels the lease agreement.
30:04
Speaker 2: The audacity of these people, folks.
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Speaker 1: Frank Fisher, public affair specialist for FBI's office in Albuquerque,
30:13
refused to comment on whether they had reached out to
30:16
Bryce and Karen and told the son there are no
30:18
announcements regarding any investigation or raid. Okay, mister Frank Fisher,
30:23
public affairs specialist for the FBI's office in Albuquerque, I
30:27
guess you'll be getting a few emails from me, perhaps
30:29
a phone call as well. I don't want to hear
30:31
that no announcements. I want some comments. Why hasn't it
30:34
been raided? There is no good reason why that property
30:39
has still not been raided. And mister Frank Fisher at
30:43
the FBI's public Affairs office, remember, Sarah, who you work for.
30:49
Speaker 2: You don't work for Bill Barr.
30:50
Speaker 1: You don't work for Donald Trump. Okay, you work for
30:54
the people of the United States of America, and we
30:57
demand answers. Ian whose dad refuses to speak about their
31:04
time working for Epstein, claims he only briefly met the
31:07
disgraced financier Pedophile once and was not allowed to know
31:11
his name while the pair were unaware of what went
31:14
on in the main house on the grounds situated on
31:16
a hilltop. Well, I don't believe that he didn't know
31:19
his name, but as far as not being aware of
31:21
what went on up on.
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Speaker 2: The hilltop, for sure.
31:24
Speaker 1: These kind of people, they're not letting the ranch hands
31:27
in on their occult practices or whatever the hell it
31:30
is they're doing in there, their big ass spirit cooking
31:33
party with John Podesta hanging out. They're not inviting people
31:36
over for that, right, So I could totally see the
31:39
ranch hands not being part of that nonsense, but not
31:41
knowing his name dead debatable at best. He described the
31:46
home as being super lavish, while it is believed to
31:49
be the only property of Epstein's not to have been
31:51
raided by the FBI, with at least one ranch hand
31:54
still looking after cattle on the land. Again, I don't
31:58
even understand how this is pos possible. When they do
32:02
a raid on organized crime, say it's a mob guy
32:07
and he owns multiple properties, they're not just raiding one house.
32:11
They're raiding everything at the same time, so the guy
32:14
can't get rid of evidence. But in the grand wisdom
32:19
of the FBI, and let's remember Jeffrey Berman's bitch ass,
32:25
they didn't raid Zoro Ranch. So before you think Jeffrey
32:32
Berman's a martyr and he needs to be defended, no,
32:37
none of that shit. Jeffrey Berman was an impediment to
32:40
this case. Jeffrey Berman was a stooge, and Jeffrey Berman
32:45
was a fool. I'm sure it hasn't, he said. I'm
32:50
surprised it would make sense to with the charges against
32:53
his ex girlfriend. You would assume that that would be
32:55
enough to warrant some kind of search of the ranch. Yeah,
32:59
you would think so, right, And if the FBI is
33:01
too busy, I'll gladly offer up my services. I'll go
33:04
look at the ranch for you. I'll rate it for you,
33:07
deputize me. I mean, New Mexico's obviously the wild wild West. Anyway,
33:12
I'll just show up. It'll be like young guns. You
33:15
can slap a badge on me and I'll go kick
33:17
the door in. I mean, if the FBI doesn't want
33:20
to do their job, maybe the local police should do
33:23
their job. Does anybody want to do their job? Or
33:28
have the Kings and former Governor Richardson finessed it. Zoro
33:38
Ranch includes many bedrooms, an indoor pool, log cabin stables,
33:42
and even its own airstrip, along with an antique railroad
33:46
car and train tracks. And when I was talking about
33:49
my trip down to Zoro Ranch, we discussed how there
33:53
would be just gaggles of girls with epstein at the airports,
33:58
and how employees at the airports. All knew the deal,
34:01
and they all talked about it every time Epstein would
34:03
show up, and nobody did a damn thing. Epstein's madam,
34:12
co conspirator, fellow child molester, fellow abuser Gilain Maxwell, who
34:17
was busted at a one million dollar hideaway on Thursday
34:20
in Bradford, New Hampshire, is said to have been a
34:22
regular visitor to the property on his private jet, with
34:26
former employee dear dre Stratton describing naked photographs of her
34:30
and young girls on the walls. Not only was Gelaine
34:35
a regular at the property, she had her helicopter license,
34:38
helicopter pilot's license and aircraft license so she would ferry
34:43
people from the airport to and fro. She had a
34:49
helicopter and on the tailfin, the tailfin number letters were GM.
34:55
How cute, right, just like on old stank ass Jeffrey
34:58
Epstein's plane, it was JE. They're just so cute, aren't they?
35:01
These two disgustoids. She previously claimed. Guilaine thought she was
35:08
quite the photographer, and there would be photographs of you know,
35:11
like breasts and not necessarily who they were attached to.
35:14
I remember this one photo of I think there were
35:17
two other girls in a bathtub and they were naked. Again.
35:21
Deirdre Stratton has provided several comments about this situation, and
35:27
she is somebody that the authorities, if they have not
35:29
talked to yet, should because obviously there's nothing going on
35:33
in New Mexico. Nobody's been brought in to have a
35:35
talk with the FBI. Nothing, So I guess Mexico, New
35:38
Mexico is just an autonomous place outside of the United States,
35:42
with its own laws, and it can do whatever the
35:44
hell it wants. Huh, must be nice. She alleged Prince
35:49
Andrew stayed at the home with a mystery woman in
35:51
two thousand and one, while survivors have spoken out about
35:54
how they were raped and sexually assaulted on the premises.
35:59
I hate to just keep beating a dead horse here,
36:01
but with all of this information, how is this place
36:05
not raided and shut down and seized? Instead? You're gonna
36:09
let this place just sit there like an eye sore?
36:13
Who knows what's there? Who knows what's hidden on the property.
36:16
Are there subterranean safes or vaults? Are their Heidi holes?
36:20
We don't know anything. Andrew strongly denies any allegation of
36:27
sexual misconduct made against him. Dedre admits she knew Epstein
36:32
liked massages and once scared a young woman off, but
36:35
was in the dark about the true extent of his
36:37
sordid behavior. I don't buy that. I don't buy that
36:39
everyone's in cover of your ass mode. All of these
36:42
people that were very involved with Epstein intimately, even if
36:48
there were just people working on his property, butlers, et cetera,
36:51
et cetera, all of them had to know something goofy
36:54
was going on. Jared Kellogg, a security analyst based in Albuquerque,
36:59
also previously told of a conversation with Bryce Gordon while
37:03
working at the property, who claimed the Clinton family had visited.
37:07
I spent literally only twenty minutes with him, and Bryce
37:10
asked me to consult with him on some cameras, he
37:12
told Inside Sources dot Com. On and off he would
37:15
tell me the Clintons had stayed there. I had no
37:18
idea who Jeffrey Epstein was when I first met Bryce,
37:20
he added, saying he only discovered his connection to Zoro
37:23
Ranch when his crimes made headlines. Well, I can confirm
37:28
that the Clintons were there. My sources told me that
37:30
to my face. Hillary and Bill all right. So again
37:35
you can think what you want and believe what you
37:38
want and think this is a one way uh, a
37:41
political tribal type of situation.
37:44
Speaker 2: It is not all right.
37:45
Speaker 1: There are no good but good guys in this anyone
37:48
around Epstein was scum bro And that's just the way
37:51
the cookie crumbles at this point. If you were hanging
37:55
out with Jeffrey Epstein, in my opinion, you're a scumbag.
37:59
I don't want to hear oh know what he was doing, etc. Etc.
38:02
Screw that. This guy had no kids, he had no
38:04
nieces or no nephews. There's no reason for young girls
38:07
to be around him ever. Ever, And if you're somebody
38:11
that would come around his house and see these young
38:13
girls and see these paintings and see all this other
38:15
disgusting shit and still associate with him, you, my friend,
38:19
are the problem. Meanwhile, Ian says he is shocked by
38:25
Glaine's location after she was arrested in New Hampshire, saying,
38:29
I assume she'd be on an island or something not
38:31
in the US. The sad part is if she's put
38:34
in prison, she'll probably get good treatment because she's rich. Right.
38:37
Hopefully that's not the case. But we'll see that is
38:40
not going to be the case. She's going to federal prison.
38:44
Federal prison is no joke, even when you're on a
38:51
minimum security yard, it's no joke. And for somebody like
38:56
Elaine Maxwell, who's accused of child molestation, you are literally
39:01
lower than a cockerroach in jail. In prison, and if
39:05
you don't think associates of people like Lame, which is
39:10
the Mexican Mafia, regular gangs, the Aryan Brotherhood, are going
39:16
to put out a green check on Gulen Maxwell, then
39:22
you don't know what jail is about. Because the second
39:24
she hits the yard, she's going to be green lighted.
39:27
And what that means is everybody, everybody has the okay
39:34
to administer harm on her. And that's how it works
39:37
in jail, folks, you know, for people that don't know,
39:40
that's how it works. And if you're a chomo, a
39:42
child molester, and you hit that yard, you are definitely
39:46
at some point going to face vigilante justice. So while
39:51
I don't think she's going to get lavish treatment, I
39:55
do think they're going to put her in a protective
39:59
housing unit. So we'll see how that all breaks down.
40:03
But Chomo's are absolute worst, lowest wrong creatures in prison.
40:10
The Sun has contacted the FBI in New Mexico and
40:13
Karen and Bryce Gordon for comment. Gilain Maxwell denies all
40:18
allegations of sexual misconduct made against her.
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Speaker 2: Of course she does.
40:23
Speaker 1: Of course she does. Even though the evidence is ample,
40:26
even though there are eyewitnesses people who she assaulted who
40:31
were willing to testify against her, she still believes she
40:35
might get out of this somehow. I bet her narcissism,
40:39
her hubris, and her ego, all of the things that
40:45
she has used to propel herself forward are now all
40:51
going to be her downfall. If you'd like to contact me,
40:55
you can do that at Bobby Kapucci at protonmel dot com.
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