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We Are All Domestic Terrorists (Taylor's Version) · Stuff Keeps Happening

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Hello. I spent a week out shoveling snow. But
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stuff still happened. So what's up? You are a
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domestic terrorist. I am a domestic terrorist.
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We are all domestic terrorists. You've heard
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that saying before. It might have been because
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you were watching CPAC in 2022. CPAC is a conservative
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convention and they had a panel called We Are
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All Domestic Terrorists. During that panel, they
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displayed a banner that said exactly that. On
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stage, at CPAC. It was a lot. That image has
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since made the rounds on the internet. The projection
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is super fucking real. Essentially during the
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Biden administration, Republicans spent the entire
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time talking about how they were being completely
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oppressed by the government, and chased down
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by the evil communists, and they were transing
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the kids, and blah -da -blah -da -blah. And so
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then when a report came out from the FBI, in
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which the FBI said, hey, objectively, The biggest
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contributor to domestic terrorism is right -wing
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ideologues. They got really upset about that.
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What the FBI was saying was if you look at the
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people who have been killed by terrorism recently
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and you don't account for like 9 -11, It's mostly
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right -wing people doing the killing. But because
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conservatives are like professional victims,
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they were like, oh, this is the government calling
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us all terrorists, and we need to band together
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because the government is trying to stamp out
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conservative values, screaming and hooting and
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hollering about how the US government is calling
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normal citizens terrorists. Anyway, apropos of
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nothing, here is a list of people that the US
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government under the Trump administration has
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very recently, just this past month, referred
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to as a terrorist. These are all without charges,
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by the way. Renee Goode was called a terrorist
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posthumously for driving a car near ICE agents.
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Alex Spretty was called a terrorist posthumously
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for defending a woman who was being pepper sprayed
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by an ICE agent. And four people who were involved
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in a protest against a church whose pastor is
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involved with ICE. Those four are Nakina Levi
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Armstrong, Chantal Louisa Allen, William Kelly,
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and Don Lemon. That Don Lemon. Sidebar, we're
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over here. Hey, I'm not particularly interested
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in like... Defending Don Lemon? I - Why do I
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have to defend Don Lemon? I don't hate the guy,
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it's just like, eh? Also, apropos of nothing,
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here is a list of things that the Trump administration
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has deemed as potential domestic terrorism. From
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an executive order, the Attorney General shall
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issue specific guidance that ensures domestic
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terrorism priorities include politically motivated
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terrorist acts such as doxxing, rioting, slash
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looting. trespassing, assault, destruction of
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property, threats of violence, and civil disorder.
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And finally, here's a list of things the Trump
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administration has listed as potential examples
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of, quote, violent and terroristic indicia. Call
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now today if you're experiencing anti -fascism,
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anti -capitalism, anti -Christianity, support
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for overthrowing the US government, extremism
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on migration, race and gender, or hostility towards
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those who hold traditional American values on
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family, religion and morality. Whatever in the
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fuck that means. So we have the US government
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and specifically the Department of Justice and
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the Department of Homeland Security labeling
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US citizens as domestic terrorists without charges
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or really anything. Seemingly, so that they can
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just... greenlight violence against them? I've
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talked before about the massive increase in surveillance
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tech that ICE is gathering, and how they've got
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the HSI department, which is usually supposed
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to be doing international crime ring investigations,
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instead going after who are essentially political
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enemies... of ICE. Which makes this line from
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that executive order all the more facepalming.
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Quote, these terrorism campaigns often begin
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by isolating and dehumanizing specific targets
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to justify murder or other violent actions against
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them. Renee Good was essentially still bleeding
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out when a government official went on national
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television and called her a terrorist. So, anyway,
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let's talk about pedophiles. I don't want to
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do this. I don't want to do this. When I was
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a young babe, I didn't go to my like fucking
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what? Guidance counselor or whatever and tell
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them I can't wait to grow up and have an online
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show where I talk about all the pedophiles in
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my government. I didn't I didn't do that. I probably
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was like, I want to be a spaceship boy. I don't
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want to be the spaceship. I want to be the boy
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on this. I want to be a spaceship. Anyway, the
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Department of Justice dropped three million more
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files from the Epstein documents, most of them
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heavily redacted. And all of them awful, these
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documents were supposed to have already been
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released in full and mostly unredacted, but that
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hasn't happened. And the Department of Justice
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would like you to know that they don't give a
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shit. The official stance of the Department of
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Justice is, we did great. We did a good job.
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That's all the files. Fuck you. They've acknowledged
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that there's still like another 50 % of the files
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that they haven't released, but they're like,
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eh, eh, we're not gonna, eh. That's me being
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the Justice Department. Alright, so what is in
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the documents? a lot. Email records, investigation
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reports, collected tips from hotlines, Xbox Live
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band notifications, Windows XP activation keys.
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Apparently Peter Thiel's dietary restrictions,
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but they've been redacted. I want to say that,
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like, of course, content warning with this, it's
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about Jeffrey Epstein. It's going to be about
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really horrific things happening to children.
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But I also want to be very, very clear about
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the use of the word Children. Were there women
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that were above the age of 18 that were involved
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in this entire scandal? Yes, absolutely. Let's
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not erase the girls here. There's a whole lot
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of stuff in these documents that touch on a whole
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lot of people. Some were people that we already
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knew were in the documents, some are new entries,
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and some things are way, way more intense than
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the previous drop. There is one document that
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I've seen in particular that's getting a lot
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of attention that was pulled. from the website
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after it was already released, and then people
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realized like, oh, this is a really damning document
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about Trump, and then they pulled it. I believe
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it's been restored, but the main point is the
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document was talking about some things that were
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among the worst, most egregious allegations that
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we've seen so far. And not that I'm not going
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to repeat them here, but use your imagination,
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multiply it by 10, and you'll get close. That
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document was a bunch of tips collected from people
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who called a tip line. So it's a really good
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example of like a thing that's in the documents,
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but it doesn't mean that that's real or happened
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or is validated or anything. It means someone
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called the FBI and said those words. Now... I
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want to say I believe those words I have no reason
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not to believe those words and also that's not
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how justice works like that's why that's why
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I'm not a judge but that's not how justice works
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we know these people are awful and terrible and
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evil absolutely and I'm not saying that we should
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just like give them a pass like oh this is all
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fake but understand that right now there's three
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million documents with basically no context just
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flooding the internet A lot of people want to
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be the ones that found something interesting
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and shared it, and that is going to cause a lot
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of noise while there's people who are actually
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coming through all of this, getting meaningful
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information that can actually potentially make
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a case, or connect things, or make sense of stuff.
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Not that we can make sense of. being attracted
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to children, but still. That said, there's also
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a lot of far more direct stuff, like emails and
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photos. So we'll go through a brief list of folks
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who are in the Epstein documents in meaningful
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capacity, starting with Donald Trump. We got
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your boy in the documents, his name is mentioned
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several thousand times. We knew this and we knew
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for a long time that he had a long -standing
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relationship with Epstein and that he was gross
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with women and everything and this should not
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be a surprise. Bill Clinton is in there still
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plenty and that also shouldn't be a surprise
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to anyone. I also don't understand why anyone
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still thinks that like quote the left gives a
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shit about Bill Clinton at all. Stick with the
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bills. We got Bill Gates, who has already denied
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any allegations. There's apparently allegations
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that he got an STD on the island, and there's
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also allegations of, like, affairs and all sorts
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of other shit, and he says it's - that's nothing.
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Bill Gates maintains that his relationship with
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Jeffrey Epstein was one of trying to raise money
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from a rich guy, which is concerning to me, because
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I feel like you don't need to go to a known child
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trafficker. to ask for money if you're Bill Gates.
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But what do I know? I'm poor. Former Prince Andrew
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is also showing up again. He's not having a good
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day. Probably the people whose lives he ruined
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with his abuse are also not having a good day.
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But there's photos of him positioning himself
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over top of young women on Epstein's Island.
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Care to explain that, my Prince? Steve Tisch,
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who co -owns the New York Giants, had a whole
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lot of correspondence with Epstein about hooking
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up with girls. Girls. Kevin Warsh, who was just
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tapped by Trump to replace the Federal Reserve
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chair, is also in the Epstein documents. But
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the one that I want to talk about a little bit
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more is, you guessed it, Elon Musk. Famously,
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Elon Musk tweeted out that Trump was in the Epstein
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documents and that's why the documents haven't
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been released during their whole lovers quarrel
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last year. You may also recall that Musk has
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been very critical of people who have been at
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all associated with Epstein and he tries to position
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himself as this like savior of people and blah
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blah blah blah. Anyway, it turns out that he
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was emailing with Epstein and was like, hey dog,
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can I get an invite to a party? And so now on
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Twitter, Musk is getting rolled by people being
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like, hey, What's up with the correspondence
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with the known pedophile my guy while he's all
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like oh? I don't know who who galane Maxwell
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was and Also, I I rejected invitations to Epstein's
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Island ha ha in response to that I will just
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I'll just read you this little exchange between
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the two must do you have any parties plan? I've
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been working to the edge of sanity this year,
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and so once my kids head home after Christmas,
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I really want to hit the party scene in St. Barthes
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or elsewhere and let loose. The invitation is
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much appreciated, but a peaceful island experience
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is the opposite of what I'm looking for. Epstein.
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Understood. I will see you on St. Barthes. The
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ratio on my island might make your wife uncomfortable.
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Musk. Ratio is not a problem for her. Gonna go
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ahead and let you stew a little bit on what...
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ratio means here presumably means women allegedly
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now I want to say there's not confirmation that
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Musk went to Epstein's island it does seem like
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he was too much of a loser to even get an invitation
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but it also seems like he was actively trying
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to do that but it's cool because the guy who
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was like oh by the way the Epstein files are
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real and Trump is in it is now just saying they're
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a distraction cool oh yeah Ouija time You'll
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recall that a little over a year ago, Luigi Mangione
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was charged with murder and stalking by the federal
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government as they accused him of killing Brian
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Thompson. Brian Thompson was the CEO of United
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Healthcare, which is a health insurance company
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here in the U .S. whose job is basically to minimize
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healthcare payouts while maximizing profit for
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investors. I would like to reiterate my testimony
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that I didn't see shit. I don't know what you're
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talking about. Shortly after being arrested and
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then charged with crimes that I didn't see him
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commit, Luigi Mangione became the focus of Pam
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Bondi, the somehow still Attorney General of
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the United States of America. Pam Bondi publicly
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and loudly directed the DOJ to seek the death
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penalty for Luigi Mangione. This is... weird.
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I'm gonna go back to how justice works. That's
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not it. Essentially, the Republican administration
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is like, ah, law and order. We gotta be tough
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on people, fire and brimstone. Let's bring death
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penalty to as many people as we can, including
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this guy. But I am here today to tell you that
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Luigi Mangione is no longer facing the death
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penalty because of the incompetent boobs in Control
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of the Nation. Yay, boobs. It's a bit of a technicality.
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Mangione is facing stalking charges, federal
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stalking charges, and they were trying to layer
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on weapons charges to bring up the potential
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punishment to the death penalty. This is where...
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I am gonna just do my best to interpret law stuff.
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The judge in the case essentially said that while
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it makes sense that there would be weapons charges
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here and stalking and murder charges, it's incongruent
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with the stalking charges being nonviolent and
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therefore they can't really land the charges.
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The judge went on to essentially lament that
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this is a weird situation. but that the Supreme
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Court has made decisions that led to this. Here's
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an excerpt from an article about this on Gothamist.
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Quote. Quick scoreboard. Kilmar Brego -Garcia.
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The Department of Justice said he would never
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walk free on US soil. He has a TikTok account
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now and has been posting from US soil. Luigi
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Mangione, Pam Bondi, was like, oh, we're going
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to death penalty this guy. Just got dropped.
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Epstein files. Pam Bondi was like, we're going
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to release them. They don't exist. We're going
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to release them. We redacted them and didn't
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release them all. Stop asking questions. Also,
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you're a terrorist. I'll end this segment by
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saying that Luigi's journey is far from over.
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He still has a whole lot of charges at the state
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level in New York, and that trial hasn't even
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started. And that also has a murder one with
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terrorism attached to it charged, so he's still
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got a lot to kind of overcome. But if anyone
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needs a witness, I'm your guy. I don't even have
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eyes. For the last maiden story for today, I
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want to give an update on Sonia Massey. As a
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recap of Massey's story, in July of 2024, she
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called police because she thought that she saw
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somebody prowling outside her house. When cops
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showed up, they murdered her. They went into
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her house asking for ID. She had a pot of boiling
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water on the stove. She went to go move that
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off the stove. The officer in question was like,
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that's a deadly weapon. Put that down. She then
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made a joke about rebuking him in the name of
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Jesus and he shot her dead. Oh, also just casually
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somewhere in there. He threatened to, quote,
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shoot her in her fucking face. Sean Grayson.
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The guy who murdered her has been sentenced to
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20 years in prison without the opportunity for
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parole. His lawyers are trying to push back on
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that, citing that he has recently been diagnosed
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with stage 3 and 4 cancer and that this prison
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sentence is gonna really be a downer. Grayson
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himself didn't show a whole lot of remorse throughout
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the trial. His statement largely focused on how
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he was unprofessional and cursed at her and she
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didn't deserve that. I don't think that she deserved
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the bullets either. But here is a quote from
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Massey's father. Regarding the trial and Grayson's
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attitude quote. He showed no remorse. He was
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so cocky throughout this whole trial until the
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conviction Yeah, that knocked the smirk off rest
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in peace Sonia Massey that this shouldn't have
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happened. This doesn't make it better Nothing
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could but it's better than nothing and with that
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lightning round Amazon is laying off another
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16 ,000 people How do they have employees still?
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Some of the families of those that have been
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murdered by the US strikes against random boats
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in the Caribbean have sued the US government
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for wrongful death. That's about as wrongful
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as the death can get. Zootopia 2 is the highest
15:15
grossing animated film of all time. Microsoft
15:17
is having some AI trouble. They recently had
15:19
a big stock crash after less than wonderful earnings
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and generally they've shown concern that people
15:24
aren't super thrilled with the state of AI. And
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finally for today, scientists are planning to
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take a video of a black hole. Here's what they're
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gonna do. They're gonna stand outside and pull
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out their camera and zoom in. They're gonna pinch
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to zoom until they get to the black hole. That's
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not what they're doing. They're essentially gonna
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use a telescope to take like very slow periodic
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pictures of a black hole. over the course of
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a couple months so that we can get a sense of
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how they actually interact and move. That would
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be cool. I wonder if they have a good personality.
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Thank you so much for listening to today's episode
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of Stuff Keeps Happening. Head to skh .news for
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already produced of a faraway black hole. My
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name is Endeavourance. We'll talk again soon.
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Take care and be well.