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The Epstein Survivors And Their Trip To Capitol Hill (4/27/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Now that recess is ending for Congress and
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  they're returning to Washington, d C. They're going to be
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  stepping directly into the Jeffrey Epstein storm that has continued
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  to brew while Congress has been on their break and
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  things are only going to accelerate on September fourth, when
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  the survivors are scheduled to be at Capitol Hill where
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  they'll be addressing Congress and they'll also be speaking with
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  the media. And I think a lot of people are
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  still pretty in the dark when it comes to what
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  Jeffrey Epstein was really up to. And if we only
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  get one side of the story, which is Glean Maxwell
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  rewriting history, then people might walk away thinking that Glayn
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  Maxwell is the one who has been wronged here. But
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  we all know that that's not the truth. We all
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  know that she's exactly where she belongs. So I think
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  it's important that the American people hear from the people
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  that have actually been victimized by Glenn Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.
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  It's all fine and well when it's one way traffic, right, Well,
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  now we're going to hear from the people that were victimized,
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  and then you folks are going to be able to
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  make up your own minds as to what you believe.
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  And I think the vast majority of people are going
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  to be outraged when they hear what the survivors have
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  to say in comparison to the narrative that Gleainne Maxwell
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  was able to pitch basically unchallenged. I mean, if she
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  wanted to do a tell all interview, she should have
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  done that. Write a memoir, but don't use taxpayer dollars
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  to try and rewrite history to try and rebuild your narrative,
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  to try and situate yourself as the victim when you're
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  the one who was victimizing. And that was always Glen
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  Maxwell's goal. Her goal was always to try and rewrite
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  history here and try and make it look like she
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  had nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein and she was
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  just somebody that happened to get caught up in the Maelstrom,
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  when the reality is she was on the ground level,
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  his lieutenant, right, his underboss, in charge of all of
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  this activity, if you will, And that's what Glenne Maxwell
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  is being punished for, not because she was Jeffrey Epstein's friend,
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  not because she was hanging around, but because she was
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  engaging in this disgusting behavior herself. And that's not an allegation.
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  That's what this Kufuza has been convicted of. So today
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  we have an article from the New York Post and
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  the headline House lawmakers to meet with Jeffrey Epstein's victims
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  amid probe of suspicious financial transactions. And we talked about
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  the stars yesterday and look, it's a big deal. And
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  if you want to get people like Jeffrey Epstein, the
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  best way to do that is financially. And I think
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  that for the first time, Congress is on the right
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  path when they're talking about what files we should be getting.
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  And look, I know everybody wants the salacious information right
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  who was doing, what, where and when? But if you
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  really want justice and you want to see people punish
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  for what they did, you have to connect the financial dots.
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  And if you do that, chances are you're gonna find
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  pay dirt. The author of this article is Diana no Rosie.
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  Victims of Jeffrey Epstein are preparing to meet with House
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  lawmakers on Tuesday amid a deepening congressional probe into the
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  Department of Justice handling of the deceased pedophiles prosecution, which
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  recently included a record's request for suspicious financial transactions, and
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  that should have been something that was being looked at
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  right away. And if you're the DOJ and you actually
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  care about justice, that's something that you're willing to release.
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  Right Look, we want this stuff released too. Send that
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  motion to the judge, the court, whatever, and let's get
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  the ball rolling. But instead they want to do other bullshit.
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  They want to talk about Grand Jerry records, nobody even
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  cares about. That aren't gonna show us anything, and they
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  want to continue to just drag this out. And the
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  longer they drag it out, the worse it's going to become.
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  So their best bet is to just be transparent with
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  the American people and lay that shit on us. Because
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  no matter what you believe about the salaciousness when it
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  comes to Jeffrey Epstein, there's no doubt that the whole
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  process of his NPA and everything that came after was
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  completely out of bounds. And you should be absolutely disgusted
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  that somebody like Jeffrey Epstein gets hooked up like this
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  while the rest of us would be buried underneath a prison.
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  Virginia Roberts, one of the most outspoken Epstein's survivors who
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  first sued him in twenty fifteen, committed suicide in April
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  following a car crash. But there are allegedly more than
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  one thousand victims who could reveal new information about Epstein.
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  According to a DOJ memmo released in July, I thought
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  there was nothing left to see here though over a
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  thousand victims, but we should just pack this shit in
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  and keep it moving. The private bipartisan meeting with survivors
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  is the latest effort by the House Oversight Committee to
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  uncover new details about Epstein's case, and comes after a
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  flow of subpoenas well. If the DOJ would have just
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  released all the information, they could have saved everybody a
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  whole lot of trouble. But instead they had to go
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  back on their word and act like there is nothing
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  to release. After spending how many months gassing people up,
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  telling people that there is going to be you know,
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  all this transparency, et cetera, et cetera, yet nothing. Remember
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  those drones that were off the coast of Jersey and
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  we heard that we're going to get some information about
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  that from Trump nothing. So you can say that this
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  is the most transparent administration ever, and if you want
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  to believe that, that's cool. But from where I'm sitting,
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  it's more of meet the new Boss sam as the
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  old boss. And that's why the American people are being
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  kept in the dark once again when it comes to
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  Jeffrey Epstein and all the other surrounding issues that come
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  along with it. And look, like I told you from
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  the very beginning, if you want to find the truth,
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  why are you talking to Glene Maxwell? Has there ever
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  been anybody who's more self interested in self preservation than
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  Glenn Maxwell? I mean, come on, we're talking about somebody
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  that wants to get out of that prison very very badly,
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  so she's gonna say whatever it takes to make that happen.
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  So why should anyone believe what she has to say. Meanwhile,
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  on the flip side, you have the survivors, the actual
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  people who were abused by Epstein by Maxwell, and nobody
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  was interested in talking to them. Nobody decided to have
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  a fireside chat with them. So don't tell me your
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  meeting with Glenn Maxwell's about justice when we all know
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  what's really going down. Because if it was really about justice,
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  this would have been happening, meaning the survivor is coming
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  and giving their account a long time ago. Former attorney generals,
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  FBI directors, and prosecutors have all been compelled to appear,
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  including x Miami US attorney alex Acosta, who intervened in
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  a state prosecution of Epstein in the mid two thousands,
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  forcing the financier to plead guilty to soliciting a minor
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  and register as the sex offender. Oh yeah, the alex
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  Acosta myth. I mean, it only takes a little bit
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  of basic research to figure out that alex Acosta doesn't
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  have the power, never had the power, would never have
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  the power to engage in a deal such as this.
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  It has to get signed off on. Do you really
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  think the local manager at McDonald's is going to be
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  ordering all the supplies for the whole company. Of course not.
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  There's a bureaucracy, right, There's a chain of command. And
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  if you think there was no chain of command when
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  it comes to Jeffrey Epstein's deal, you are sadly mistaken.
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  So sure, keep talking about alex Acosta and setting them
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  up as the fall guy, as the actual people who
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  put this into motion. Are on the golf course laughing
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  their asses off. Oversight Chairman James Comer also sent a
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  letter Sunday to the US Treasury inquiring about suspicious activity
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  reports that may have been triggered as part of the
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  investigation into Epstein and is convicted accomplice Glenn Maxwell. And
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  we talked a lot about this yesterday with the Stars,
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  and in my opinion, if you really want to go
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  after these people, this is how you do it. Who
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  was sending money, where, who accepted money, Why were they
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  accepting the money, Did that money originate from ill gotten gains.
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  There's a whole lot of things that they can do.
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  And the reason they never hit Epstein with RICO or
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  Maxwell with RICO is because it would drag all these
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  people that they're trying to protect into the mix, and
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  that's something that they just couldn't have. Treasury Secretary Scott
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  Bessent was asked in the missive to turn over all
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  Stars to the committee by September fifteenth. A joint FBI
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  DOJ memo released July sixth claimed that there was no
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  incriminating client list related to the Epstein case and no
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  remaining evidence that could predicate charging third parties with similar crimes.
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  The Oversight Panel already demanded testimony or this year from Maxwell,
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  who is serving a twenty year sentence for sex trafficking
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  and conspiracy charges after being convicted in December of twenty
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  twenty one. But her defense attorney, David Oscar Malchus, only
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  agreed to let her sit for a DOJ interview after
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  she was granted limited immunity. And that's what this is
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  all about. She was never going to sit before Congress
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  because she can't control that. They knew that baby Billy
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  Blanche was willing to play ball, so this was something
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  that was a no brainer for Glenn Maxwell. I mean,
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  Blanche has been on podcasts with Marcus. It's almost like
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  when Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers contacted the DOJ to get the
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  sweetheart deal. What you think they were hanging out with
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  alex Acosta on the golf course. It says it plain
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  and clear inside the OIG report what happened, how Epstein's
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  team contacted Brass and from there everything changed. But sure,
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  let's keep blaming Alex Costa's bitch ass. The GOP committee
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  also asked for records from Epstein's estate and as of
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  last month, began receiving some documents from President Trump's Justice
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  Department about the disgraced financiers. Federal case. Oversight lawmakers and
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  committee staff on September nineteenth, will interview Acosta, who helped
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  broker a non prosecution agreement during the two thousand and
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  eight Florida state case against Epstein that resulted in the
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  financier pedophile serving thirteen months in federal prison. No, he
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  didn't serve thirteen months in a federal prison. Okay, he
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  served thirteen months in the stockade in Palm Beach. These
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  people can't even get the basic story right, but they
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  want us to believe them. They want us to look
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  at the legacy media like it's something worthwhile. They don't
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  even know what they're talking about. Former Attorney General Bill
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  Barr has already sat before the panel behind closed doors
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  and reportedly had new details to share about the odd
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  circumstances surrounding Epstein's death and has been in jail cell
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  on August tenth, twenty nineteen, oh new details is it.
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  I fell asleep one night and I woke up with
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  an epiphany, and I knew exactly what happened. Stop the nonsense, man,
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  save the bullshit. We don't care what you have to say,
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  Bill Barr, We all know you're part of the cover up.
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  Deputy Attorney General Todd Baby Billy Blanche interviewed Maxwell in
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  late July, with the full transcript being released about a
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  month later. In the interview, the disgraced British socialite, you
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  mean child molester, That's what you mean, right, bipedal serpent,
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  that's what you're talking about. That she never saw Trump,
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  a one time associate of Epstein's, in any inappropriate setting,
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  in any way. But she also suggested that Epstein may
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  not have died by suicide, despite multiple independent medical and
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  federal investigations determining he hanged himself in his Manhattan jail
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  cell before being tried for his sickening crimes. Oh yeah,
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  those investigations, they were all encompassing, right, We're talking about
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  the cream of the crop type of investigation, said nobody. Ever,
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  Those investigations were straight trash, and so is the OIG
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  report that followed former President Bill Clinton and former First
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  Lady Hillary Clinton. Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, former Attorney
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  General Eric Holder, former Attorney General, Merrick Garland, former Attorney
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  General Jeff Sessions and former Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez have
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  all been subpoena to testify. Gonzales in Sessions have both
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  agreed to submit written statements rather than appear for depositions.
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  And what does that matter. It's behind closed doors anyway,
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  so it's not like we're going to see their reactions
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  or be able to get a fuel for what's going
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  on the fixes in folks. Like I've said from the beginning,
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  Former FBI Directors James come and Robert Mueller have also
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  been subpoenaed, though Mueller's deposition was later canceled after his
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  family disclosed the ex Special prosecutor had been diagnosed with
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  Parkinson's disease four years ago. Trump has downplayed the public's
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  interest in getting answers on the Epstein case, but still
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  directed his administration, including Pam Bondi, to release credible information,
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  credible according to who the people that are engaging in
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  the cover up, redact all the victims' names, and then
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  release the documentation and let the people decide what's credible
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  and what's not. I don't understand why the Jeffrey Epstein
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  case would be of interest to anybody. The presidential reporters
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  on July fifteenth. It's pretty boring stuff. It's sordid, but
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  it's boring, and I don't understand why it keeps going.
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  The guy that doesn't let go of anything has no
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  idea why it keeps going. Huh. If that's not a
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  red flag and a tell, I don't know what is.
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  Maxwell's lawyers have sought separately to appealer twenty twenty one
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  conviction to the US Supreme Court this fall. As of August,
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  the former Epstein Madam co conspirator, fellow child abuser, bipedal
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  serpent and all around scumback was moved without explanation to
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  a less secure federal facility in Texas after having served
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  most of her twenty year sentence and at Tallahassee, Florida lockup,
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  they act like she's been doing hard time for a
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  bunch of years. We're talking a few years behind bars,
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  and then she gets moved to camp fed here. Oh yeah,
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  there's nothing to miss, nothing for us to see here,
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  and everybody should move on. The absurdity of it all
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  is almost too much to even process. And I think
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  that when people hear from these survivors. On September fourth,
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  that they're going to be even more disgusted by what
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  went down in that meeting with Glenn Maxwell. And I
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  think that it's going to blow up in the administration's
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  face because when you read that whole entire transcript, it's
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  basically a mia Kolpa for Glen Maxwell. And that's not
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  what that was supposed to be. That was supposed to
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  be about getting names, supposed to be about getting information right,
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  that's what they said, but none of that occurred. Instead,
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  we had a non con difrontational sit down with Glenn Maxwell,
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  who was allowed to run roughshot over the DOJ over
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  Baby Billy Blanche and rewrite history. Unfortunately for her and
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  the DOJ, that revisionist history isn't going to have much
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  time to breathe because it's going to be absolutely decimated
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  come September fourth, when the survivors give it to you
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  in their own words about what not only Epstein did,
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  but what Maxwell did as well. All Right, folks, that's
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  going to do it for this one. All of the
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