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Les Wexner Says the FBI Never Called: What That Means for the Epstein Case · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. One of the biggest issues when it comes
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  to the Jeffrey Epstein case and the so called investigation
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  of his crimes is that the investigation is non existent. Now, look,
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  they certainly investigated Jeffrey Epstein, they investigated Glen Maxwell, but
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  that's where it stopped. And it was all by design.
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  The whole entire idea was to make it seem like
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  it was just Jeffrey Epstein and Glen Maxwell, nobody else.
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  And now we're hearing from Les Wexner himself, who was
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  under oath, saying that the FBI or the DOJ never
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  even contacted him during their investigation. So how can you
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  tell me that there was a robust investigation if Les
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  Wexner was never even spoken to by the authorities, it's unconscionable.
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  There is no investigation that has ever been launched that
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  didn't go after somebody who was allegedly a conspirator. They
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  had him mark down in their own documents as a
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  co conspirator and they never even bothered to talk to him.
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  But yeah, the investigation was legit At everything they tell
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  us about Jeffrey Epstein, you know, justliciting one girl, that's
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  all true. Imagine being a dumb fuck and actually believing that,
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  because I promise you, if Les Wexner's last name was
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  Italian and he was caught up in some kind of
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  mafia sting, they would have talked to him, and not
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  only that, he would have ended up getting charged as
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  part of the conspiracy. But not here. They don't even
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  bother going to talk to him. So I think this
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  is the best evidence that we've seen so far, concrete
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  evidence that there was no real investigation kicked off. Now
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  we all knew that, right, but now we have a receipt.
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  And all the people out there that say that, well,
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  there was nothing to see that, there's no pedophilia, that
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  Jeffrey Epstein wasn't going after kids, you're wrong, Just straight
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  up you're wrong. All the bullshit you're pumping, all the
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  nonsense you're pitching, it's all bs. And all you have
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  to do is dive into the court documents and listen
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  to what the investigators themselves said when they were under
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  oath in front of the grand jury. Was the girl sixteen? Yep?
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  Was she transported on a plane? Yep? I mean the
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  evidence is right there, and the people that are acting
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  like this didn't go down. I suspect her just upset
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  that they missed the story for whatever reason, that they
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  weren't on it from the very beginning, and now they
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  have to do everything in their power to make it
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  look like it's no big deal. A lot of people
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  have main character syndrome, and a lot of people just
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  want to be the center of the story. Right. Oh,
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  if everybody is talking about this, I'm going to go
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  the other way. That's a great way to drive engagement.
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  That's a great way to get clicks. Yo. I hate
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  social media straight up. It's always the dumbest people who
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  have the most to say. And honestly, we're so far
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  past the point of wondering if this was real or not,
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  if it really happened, if Epstein was evil that I
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  don't have time to fuck around with people like that.
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  There's no debate to be had. Go and debate the
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  fucking wall, homie, learn about the topic, then come back
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  and then maybe we'll talk. But until then, I have
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  zero desire to hear the nonsense that you're pushing. I mean,
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  it just is ridiculous. And I think with this new
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  information about less Wexner never even being talked to by
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  the DOJ or the FBI. I think that really throws
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  a bunch of cold water on the whole entire narrative
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  that this was a big, robust investigation that spend decades. No,
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  it wasn't, And anybody telling you that is a liar.
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  Today's article is from Script's News, and the headline Wexner
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  tells Congress he was never contacted by the FBI about
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  Jeffrey Epstein ties. Now, if you lied about that, he's
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  under oath right, then he's in contempt. He perjured himself,
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  So I highly doubt he's lying. Victorious Secret founder Les
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  Wexner testified under oath Wednesday that federal law enforcement never
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  interviewed him about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein,
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  despite their well documented close business ties. During a House
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  Oversight Committee deposition in New Aubanney, Ohio, Wexner said that
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  he had never been contacted by the FBI or the
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  Department of Justice regarding Epstein's activities or the investigation. Now,
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  chew on that for a minute and tell me that's
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  a robust investigation, and then ask yourself Why should you
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  listen to anybody who's coming from a place of dishonesty.
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  If you can't just be honest about what happened, then
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  why should anyone listen to you? Now, Look, there is
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  a place for people to be contrarian, As I've said before,
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  when you have people out here talking about cannibalism and
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  other things like that, all of that stuff has to
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  be looked at, right, and it should be looked at
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  with a contrarian eye. What I'm talking about is the
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  nuts and bolts. There is no debate about what happened here.
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  There's no debate about what Jeffrey Epstein was up to.
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  And frankly, one traffic person is too many for me,
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  Like how many people have to be trafficked for it
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  to be a big deal, Because as far as I'm concerned,
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  one person's enough. And if one person was trafficked to
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  anybody else, my friends, they're all human traffickers. Has the
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  FBI or DOJ ever directly contacted you or spoken to
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  you about Epstein? Wexner was asked. Never, Wexner said during
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  the recorded testimony that aired on c SPAN YO, So
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  there's a big problem here, right, There's a big ass
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  problem here, because there's no way you can say that
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  there was an investigation if you never even spoke to
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  somebody that was considered a potential co conspirator. I mean,
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  what are we even doing here? And I can't even
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  believe that I have to have this conversation that I
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  even have to talk about this. This is wholly unacceptable,
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  and this is the kind of shit that we should
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  be bringing up, not the side quest, not the most
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  salacious stuff. We can get to that, right, but first,
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  let's lock these dudes in. Let's lock them in with
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  the crimes they committed, even if they're procedural, and then
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  from there you get to work. So somebody needs to
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  explain at the FBI and the DOJ why Les Wexner
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  was never spoken to and what was the thought process
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  behind that. Let's see the emails, let's see the documentation
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  and whatever paper trail might exist, because something screwed up here. Right,
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  We've been told that there was a full investigation and
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  there's nothing left to see. But that's obviously a lie,
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  just like everything else they've been telling us. When asked
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  if he spoke to any law enforcement agency about Epstein's
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  twenty nineteen investigation in New York. Wexner again responded, never,
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  I don't remember ever talking to any law enforcement agency.
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  The deposition comes after recently released FBI files alleged that
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  Wexner interacted with young women in Epstein's presence. Well, we've
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  heard that from multiple people, but I guess it doesn't matter,
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  right And according to James Comer and the fantastic GOP
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  members of the committee, there's no more investigation needed in
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  the less Wexner bro. There's never been an investigation into Wexner.
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  Isn't that what your committee is supposed to be doing.
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  So once again, I'm calling for a special counsel. Enough
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  is enough, The time is now. If you think that
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  James Comer is going to get to the bottom of this,
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  If you think that any of these people give a
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  fly and fuck about these girls or about us, you're crazy.
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  They don't and they're straight up lying to you right
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  now brazenly too. They don't give a shit. They know
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  that there's no repercussions. What are they gonna do? Get
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  a strongly warded letter from Congress. The deposition comes after
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  recently released FBI files allege Wexner interacted with young women
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  in Epstein's presence. Only Democratic members of the House Oversight
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  Committee participated in the questioning, with some Republican staff members present,
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  Like why, what is wrong with the Republicans? And I
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  won't even call them Republicans anymore? What's wrong with MAGA?
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  Because Republicans, real Republicans, Conservatives, Ron Paul Republicans, Reagan Republicans,
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  they're all evacuating the party at a gigantic rate of speed.
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  Nobody wants to be associated with this bullshit. And then
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  the Republican have the audacity not even a show up. Okay, cool,
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  enjoy those midterms, boys, Enjoy them. You've earned it. If
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  you've earned anything, you've earned what's coming. And I don't
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  want to hear a single word about the investigations that
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  kick off after you lose the House, because there's investigations
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  that are coming, believe it, and they're going to have
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  all kinds of excuses for why it happened. But this
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  is the reason, right here, right now. They have lost
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  so much support from independence, and I just don't think
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  they understand that that's what got them over the hump
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  in the first place. It wasn't the MAGA base, it
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  was the people who thought that they were going to
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  get accountability, the people who actually might have believed what
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  Donald Trump and his surrogates were pitching on the campaign
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  trail about going after people like Jeffrey Epstein, and the
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  huge part of that support has eroded away. I'm pretty
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  sure that a lot of people are going to be
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  sitting out the midterms, certainly not enthusiastic about them. Now. Look,
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  I'm not saying there's going to be a mass exodus
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  and people are going to vote Democrat. What I'm talking
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  about is people staying home and just saying, you know what,
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  what does that matter? We voted for this and the
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  other thing, and we got na a, We got screwed
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  once again, We got called traders. Why should we even bother?
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  And with the way the country currently is, you're not
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  winning an election unless you get the independent vote. And
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  can you imagine some of these midterm commercials about how
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  the Republicans didn't even bother going down to Ohio for
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  this deposition. It's going to be brutal. Wait, I'm telling
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  you right now, it's going to be brutal. Democrats expressed
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  dissatisfaction with Wesner's responses, saying they felt he was not
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  being sufficiently forthcoming. During the closed door session, the committee
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  also used the opportunity to criticize the Trump administration's handling
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  of the Epstein files Transparency Act. Democrats claim over fifty
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  percent of Epstein related documents have not been released to
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  the public or Congress. Donald Trump and Pam Bondy are
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  leading a White House cover up to protect billionaire's wealthy benefactors,
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  whether it's mister Wexner or whether it's anybody else, said
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  Representative Robert Garcia, ranking member of the committee. Look, this
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  can't all just be about Trump, though. That's one of
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  the big problems. When you just make it about Trump,
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  you're forgetting about everything else. And like I always tell you,
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  dude's a symptom of the problem. The real problem is
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  the system that allows them. And that's something that we
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  haven't begun to grapple with yet. And here's another hard truth.
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  At some point, we have to look in the mirror
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  and say to ourselves, why do we keep electing these
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  stupid ass people that don't care about us? Because we
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  have to take some responsibility for that. You have these
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  incumbents who have been in office for what thirty years,
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  forty years. Really, go get a real job and stop
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  stealing from the American people, because the truth is, the
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  vast majority of these people are thieves. I mean, how
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  many lawyers and doctors do we need in Congress? Is
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  that how it was supposed to be? No, it was
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  supposed to be your neighbor, the guy that's, you know,
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  a pig farmer, or the guy that owns a shoe store.
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  That's how it was supposed to be. But the whole
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  entire thing's tilted. The whole entire thing is corrupt. And
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  if you don't think that bleeds down into the DOJ
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  and the FBI, you got another thing coming. This system
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  was not set up for you. And I, like George
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  Carlin loves to say, and like I love to quote,
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  it's a big ass club and you weren't invited. Wesner's
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  testimony is part of an ongoing congressional investigation into Epstein's
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  network of associates. The committee is scheduled depositions with Bill
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  and Hillary Clinton for next week at their New York home.
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  So I wonder if the Democrats are going to sit
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  that one out, because you know, we have to play
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  politics with everything. I'm so tired of it. I am
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  sick of it, straight up sick of it. The Epstein
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  controversy continues to generate headlines as New Mexico's Attorney General
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  has reopened an investigation into Epstein's former Zoro Ranch after
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  reviewing recently released FBI files. The ranch was allegedly used
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  for sex trafficking of underage girls and all kinds of
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  wild shit nobody even knows about. And look, you know me,
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  I'm not very conspiracy theory minded, but there's no conspiracy here.
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  There was something very weird, very creepy, and very fucking
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  odd going on at Zoro Ranch, And according to a
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  lot of people that got caught up, a lot of
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  people that were there, a lot of it had to
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  do with transhumanism, genetics, and weird ass DNA type experiments.
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  And then when you look at where Zoro Ranch is located,
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  it all makes sense, right. I mean, you got ls Aalle,
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  you got the Santa Fe Institute right there, You've got
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  White Sands. There's a lot going on. And I don't
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  think people have even begun to scratch the surface of
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  what Jeffrey Epstein was up to when it comes to science,
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  because he certainly was up to something, and the question
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  is where was he sending all the information that he
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  was gathering about these scientists and about the projects they
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  were working on. But that's the story for another time.
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  As far as this one goes, we're gonna wrap it
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  up here, and like usual, all of the information that
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  goes with this episode can be found in the description box.