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Congress Targets Epstein’s Financial Network as Richard Kahn Faces House Deposition · 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. Jeffrey Epstein's criminal empire didn't run by itself,
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and it didn't run just with the help of Glenn Maxwell.
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Whenever you have an operation like the one that Epstein had,
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there's a lot of logistics that go along with it.
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And when it comes to behind the scene logistical help,
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two names come to my mind right away, one Darren
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Endyke and the other Richard Kahn. And of course Darren
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Endyke is Jeffrey Epstein's longtime internal lawyer and Richard Kahan
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is his accountant. Well, today Richard Khan is going to
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be deposed by the Congressional Committee and I am very,
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very interested to see what Richard Kahan has to say, because, honestly,
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I am absolutely floored that neither of these dudes were
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ever charged with any sort of crime, especially considering all
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the nonsense there getting up to. I mean, take a
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look at all the immigration fraud, and don't even get
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me started on the financial fraud. We know for a
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fact that Darren Endyke was involved in structuring withdrawals from
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the bank, and if he was structuring like they say,
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he was, why wasn't he held accountable for it? Well, unfortunately,
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the sewer known as Jeffrey Epstein is where accountability goes
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to die. Today, we have an article from ABC News
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and the headline House Overside Committee to depose Epstein's longtime accountant.
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This article was authored by Peter Shara Lambas, Lauren Peller,
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and John Parkinson. The House Overside Committee is set to
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depose Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accountant on Wednesday, potentially shedding light
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on how the disgraced financier was able to manage his
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multimillion dollar fortune. Oh yeah, I'm sure that Richard Kahn
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is going to be very forthcoming and very very very open.
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I mean, the guy has nothing to hide, right, He
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didn't do anything wrong. He was just Jeffrey Epstein's accountant,
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just around all the time, just paying out girls, just
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sending money all over the world. Meanwhile, if he was
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a moneyman for the mafia, I bet things would be
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a little bit different. Richard Kahn served as Epstein's accountant
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for over a decade, and some of Epstein's victims allege
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he played an instrumental role in creating the complex financial
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infrastructure that enabled the financiers' crimes, you mean the pedophiles crimes,
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And there's no doubt that that took place. That's exactly
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what went down. And if it wasn't for people like
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Richard Kahn, Jeffrey Epstein's operation couldn't move the way it did.
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And that's why this should have been Rico. Once again,
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how many more examples do I need to give you?
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Every time we turn around, there's another reason why they
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should have been Rico case, and it's pathetic that it wasn't.
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And you noticed, Congress, they never have anything to say, right,
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they never talk about this being Rico. They're just getting
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around to talking about a special counselor, and nobody's talking
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about getting rid of the NPA. And that's because unfortunately,
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none of these people are serious. Oh they're serious about
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fucking around, they're serious about planned politics, but they're not
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serious about justice. And unfortunately, I'm sure that the interview
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with Richard Kahn is going to be more of the same.
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Con has consistently denied any wrongdoing and says he was
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unaware of Epstein's crimes while serving as his accountant. The
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Closed Door Deposition, a recording of which is expected to
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be released by the committee could provide a rare window
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into how Epstein paid for his lavish lifestyle and funished
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thousands of dollars to his victims. And what's crazy is
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that we're just getting to all of this now. During
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the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein. Don't you think that people
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that were closed to him, like Endyke and Khan, who
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had their signatures all over everything, should have been caught
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up in the investigation from the jump. So why is
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it taken all this time for con Or Endyke or
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anybody close to Epstein to be put under the microscope?
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And not only that, why did we have to force
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the issue? Why didn't the DOJ just do it? Why
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didn't the government just do it? Why didn't the government
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have committees about Jeffrey Epstein years ago? And for me,
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I think those are the questions that need to be asked,
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because unfortunately, I don't think we're going to get any
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justice for any of the abuse that occurred. But with
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that said, I do think that there's a lot of
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criminal activity here that could be exposed and could be pursued.
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And of course, once that door is opened, then the
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door opens to everything else. But the biggest problem here
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is that the government fumble the ball right from the beginning,
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and they continue to fumble the ball. Whether you want
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to call it negligence or by design, I'll leave it
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up to you. Personally, I think it's all by design
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because I've never seen a case like this that hasn't
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been hit with RICO. Never once. While some of the
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recent witnesses deposed by the House Oversight Committee, including Bill
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and Hillary Clinton and retail billionaire Leslie Wexner, have drawn
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immense publicity, the interviews have largely left unchanged the public's
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understanding of Epstein's life and crimes. Well, yeah, you're not
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going to get anything from those people. What did you
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think Hillary Clinton was going to tell you? For me,
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it was just a chance to see that they were lying.
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They weren't going to provide any clarity. I just wanted
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to laugh at the lies they were telling. And BOYD
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did I get a good chuckle because Bill and Hillary
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Clinton both lied their asses off during the those depositions.
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And they did that because they know there's never going
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to be any kind of repercussions for them either. Our
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elected officials are wholly unserious people. And I think that
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this situation with Epstein has illuminated that in a way
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like never before. And once that curtain was pulled back
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and people saw the degeneracy of the people that ruled
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the world, I think folks started to understand that there
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was something deeper and more disturbing going on here than
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the legacy media ever reported. And now that people have
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seen behind the curtain, even just a little bit, there's
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no going back. People aren't going to believe the bs anymore.
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And unfortunately the DOJ doesn't care. They just keep doubling
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down on their bullshit. By turning to Epstein's former inner
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circle with Kahn and his longtime lawyer Darren Endyke, who's
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said to be deposed next week, the congressional investigation could
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offer a broader window into Epstein's life, legal troubles, and
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the complex web of bank accounts and shell companies that
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comprised his fortune. No chance, does anyone really think that
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Richard Kahn is going to incriminate himself. He's going to
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lie like everybody else, because there's no ramifications. If you
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do that, get up there, perjury yourself, say whatever you want.
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Nobody cares because it's all performative. Do you really think
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that James Comer is going to hold anybody accountable here?
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The last thing he wants is for this to have
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more attention, especially now they're getting every wish they ever wanted.
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They have a nice little war going on. People are
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focusing on that, and of course that gives them time
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to recalibrate their narrative and sew more chaos when it
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comes to the truth. And that's always been their goal
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and that remains their goal, and unfortunately for a lot
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of people, it's working. Con began working as Epstein's in
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house accountant in the mid two thousands and work for
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Epstein until his death in twenty nineteen. Khan and Indyke
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served as co executors of his will, and Epstein planned
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to give Khn twenty five million, according to documents released
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by the Justice Department earlier this year. Yeah, just a
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random accountant who was lined up to get twenty five
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million dollars sounds legit. Following Epstein's death, his estate was
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valued as much as six hundred and fifty million, though
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the fortune has decreased over the last decade as the
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estate has paid out multiple settlements to Epstein's victims. Let's
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back up, because the settlements, at least the ones paid
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out to the survivors, totaled up less than what the
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USVII got paid out by Epstein's estate. So you mean
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to tell me that the USVII suffered more abuse than
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the actual girls who were abused, because that's how it
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all shook out. The USVII got more money than them.
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So the USVII not only an able Jeffrey Epstein's bullshit,
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but then they got paid on the back end too.
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But sure tell me a little bit more about how
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the survivors got all this money. Such a joke. Last month,
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Conan and Dyke agreed to settle one of the last
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class action lawsuits filed by victims of Epstein for at
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least twenty five million without an omission of wrongdoing. The
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estate was last valued at approximately one hundred and twenty
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seven million, according to a court filing last October. And
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how's that even possible every last dollar should be paid
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out to survivors. When all is said and done, the
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estate should have zero dollars left. The class action complain
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alleged that both men were personally essential for Epstein by
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helping structure his back accounts, managing cash withdrawals, and creating
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a complex financial infrastructure that was created to simply facilitate
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the illegal sex trafficking venture. The lawsuit also alleges that
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the men helped Epstein facilitate at least three sham marriages
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to obtain immigration status for Epstein's victims. That's a fact,
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one hundred percent, without a doubt. There was a lot
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of immigration fraud going on a lot, and from everything
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that I've seen and heard in dik In, Khan were
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right in the middle of all of that. Knowing that
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they would earn millions and dollars in exchange for facilitating
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Epstein's sex abuse and trafficking in dik and Khan chose
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money and power over following the law. The complaint said.
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The settlement did not include an admission of wrongdoing and
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still needs to be approved by a federal judge. While
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both men were named as defendants in the case, the
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settlement will also be paid through Epstein's trust rather than
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by them directly. Neither of the co executors has made
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any admission or concession of misconduct, said Dan Wiener, an
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attorney for both men, said in a statement ABC News
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o last month that is not surprising. Not a single
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woman has ever accused either a man of committing sexual
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abuse or witnessing sexual abuse. Not claimed at any time
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that she reported to them any allegation of mister Epstein's abuse. No,
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they had no idea, zero clue. All that money that
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was getting pulled out, all those books that were being cooked,
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nothing to see here, come on, two wholesome dudes right
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from the Amish community. Lawmakers last year began increasing their
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scrutiny of both Cohn and in Dyke following a report
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in The Wall Street Journal that both men were never
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questioned by law enforcement investigating Epstein and Glenn Maxwell. Hell
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of an investigation by the SDNY. They really knocked it
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out of the par Khan never talked to the Core four,
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never talked to Les Wexner, never talked to Khan, never
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talked to Indyke. But sure, I'm the asshole. I'm the
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jerk off because because I want a real investigation. Well,
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the truth is, the people that are crying right now
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about these files being released, the people that are crying
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about the push for transparency, they're the jerk offs. And
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I better not hear shit from any of them ever
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again about oh, the children, because the vast majority of
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these people, they don't care about the children. They care
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about their political party. That's what they care about. In
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light of the work and I can comperform for Epstein
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and the outside role that they played in his personal
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and financial affairs, it's inexcusable that the DOJ and the
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FBI never questioned these individuals in connection with investigations into
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Epstein and Ghlainne Maxwell. A group of five Democratic senators
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wrote in a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and
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FBI Director Patel last year, a failure of this magnitude
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and it is incumbent on Congress to understand why such
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a failure occur. Well, who was president at the time. Oh,
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that's right, Donald Trump. Huh Bill Barr? No, wonder is
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it all coming into focus yet? Documents released earlier this
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year offered some new details about CON's role managing expenses
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for Epstein and serving in roles in some of the
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companies that comprised the complex web of Epstein's finances. According
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to a twenty twenty lawsuit against the Epstein estate filed
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by the US Virgin Island's government. Epstein paid Con more
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than ten million dollars between twenty eleven and twenty nineteen
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for his services. Ahead of the deposition, Daniel Ruzuma, an
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attorney for CON, declined to comment. Oh, and I'm sure
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it was a lot more than that. You really think
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Jeffrey Epstein only gave them what was declared? And do
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you really think that Con and Endyke only took what
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was declared? Stop it. I wonder how much they have
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sitting in offshore accounts. Now, of course that's just my speculation,
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but it would makes sense, right. So, Look, it's gonna
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be interesting to see what Darren Endyke and Richard Kahn
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have to say. And once we get the transcript, we'll
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get that bad Boy added to the catalog. But until then,
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that's gonna do it for this one. All the information
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