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Bill Gates Is Set To Appear Before The Congressional Committee For A Transcribed Deposition · 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. We have a relatively slow day today when
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  it comes to Epstein related news, So today we're going
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  to talk about a couple of articles and then we're
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  going to focus on that deposition given by the warden
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  who was responsible for Jeffrey Epstein when Jeffrey Epstein met
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  his demise. But before we get there, we're going to
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  talk a little bit about Bill Gates and how he
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  is set now to appear before the House Oversight Committee
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  to answer questions about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Now
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  that's all fine and well, and it's a good idea
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  to bring him in, but as you know, I have
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  a lot of doubts about how committed this committee is
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  to finding justice because it seems to me that they're
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  way more interested in protecting Donald Trump, which is wild
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  considering all of this is a self inflicted wound. If
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  Donald Trump would have just did what he said he
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  was going to do when he was on the campaign trail,
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  this would have been a whole last different conversation. But
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  unfortunately we know now that that was all bs, just
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  more manure that spread during the campaign. Oh yeah, vote
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  for me, I'll do this that, and the other thing
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  comes in doesn't do this that, or the other thing
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  in fact comes in and does a bunch of shit
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  that he said he wasn't going to do, you know,
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  like go to war. So this whole situation for the
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  Trump administration when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein is self inflicted.
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  They have nobody to blame but themselves. And they can
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  lash out all they want and call people traders and
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  whatever sort of rhetoric they want to use, but the
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  truth is they cause this issue themselves, and when they
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  found themselves in a hole, they just kept digging. And
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  as they continued to dig, that cover up continue to expand.
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  And at this point, that's all that they can do, right,
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  continue to expand the cover up, because the second there's
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  one crack, the second one person breaks ranks, or the
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  second somebody comes forward, it's over. And I certainly expect
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  that to happen at some point when I have no idea,
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  but at some point, something's got to give. Today's article
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  is from CBS News and the headline Bill Gates to
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  appear before a House Oversite committee as part of Epstein probe.
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  This article was authored by Patrick Maguire and Graham Kates.
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  Bill Gates will appear before the House Oversite Committee for
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  a transcribed interview as part of the panel's investigation into
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  Jeffrey Epstein. According to a source familiar with the plans,
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  Now that's always been something that the committee was talking
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  about getting Bill Gates up there to talk about Epstein.
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  And of course Bill Gates he decided that he's gonna
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  go willingly. You don't need to send me a subpoena.
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  I have enough problem as it is. I'll just come
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  willingly and I'll lie to you. That's all. Not like
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  anybody's going to go to prison, not like anyone's going
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  to be held accountable if and when they perjure themselves.
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  I mean, we've seen how many people get up there
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  and lie. So Bill Gates has to be feeling pretty good,
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  pretty confident, right, Well, all these other people got up
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  here and bullshitted, I'm sure I can do the same thing.
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  And that's exactly what he's going to do. I had
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  no idea. I was conned. Jeffrey Epstein tried to blackmail me.
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  He was the most devious, smartest, slickeest dude in the
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  history of the world and me, Bill Gates, I'm just
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  so stupid that I had no idea that I was
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  being dog walked. I had no idea what Jeffrey Epstein
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  really was, no idea whatsoever. Meanwhile, the evidence points to
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  something completely different. And to be clear, I'm not saying
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  that Bill Gates was sitting around in Epstein's townhouse abusing
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  these girls with them on a daily basis. In fact,
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  I'm not even saying that Bill Gates was abusing anybody.
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  What I'm saying is Bill Gates has lied to us
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  about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein for all these years.
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  And once again the question becomes, why what are you hiding?
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  Because if it was just business, if it was just
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  you know, a meeting here, a little bit of lunch there,
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  that would be one thing, right, But that's not what
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  it was. We had Epstein hooking him up with Bridge
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  players and you know, Russian this and that, the whole thing.
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  And you mean to tell me that a guy like
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  Bill Gates didn't do oppo research on Jeffrey Epstein to
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  find out who he was, mister computer guy himself, Bill Gates. Huh,
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  that seems like a pretty big stretch. If you're asking me,
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  a guy like that's not going to walk into any
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  kind of meeting blind, not just going to show up
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  and be like, ah, you know, I had no idea
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  I was meeting with Dye. A mean, but now that
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  you're in the room, I mean, that's the kind of
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  bullshit he wants us to believe. But unfortunately for Bill Gates,
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  I don't think anybody's buying it. The Microsoft co founder
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  scheduled for questioning on June tenth, The source said. Oh.
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  A spokesperson for Gates said he welcomes the opportunity to
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  appear before the committee. While he never witnessed or participated
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  in any of Epstein's legal conduct, he's looking forward to
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  answering all the committee's questions to support their important work.
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  The spokesperson said, Oh, please save it. Why didn't you
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  come forward earlier? Why did you wait for this to
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  become a gigantic thing. You could have come forward in
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  twenty nineteen after Epstein was arrested, but you chose to
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  hide because you thought you were going to be protected,
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  just like the rest of these people. And I'm tired
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  of it. I'm not giving any of them a pass.
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  Representative James Comer of Kentucky, the panel's Republican chairman, wrote
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  to Gates on March third, requesting that he appeared for
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  the interview. I'm surprised he didn't just ask him at
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  lunch or whatever. Well you think Comer's not friendly with
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  Bill Gates. Due to public reporting, documents released by the
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  Department of Justice, and documents obtained by the committee, the
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  committee believes you have information that will assist in its investigation,
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  Comer wrote at the time. Gates, who is one of
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  the world's wealthiest people, apologized in February to the staff
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  of his philanthropic Gates Foundation for his ties to Epstein.
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  He said that their relationship lasted from twenty eleven through
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  twenty fourteen, so he met him after he was a
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  child molester, right after he was already a sexual offender,
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  and then stayed friends with him through twenty fourteen. But
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  my guess is longer than that. That's what he says,
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  That's what we'll own up to, But do you think
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  that's the whole truth. In July of twenty thirteen, Epstein
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  sent himself a pair of emails containing unverified allegations that
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  Gates had extra atle sex with Russian girls that resulted
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  in a sexually transmitted infection requiring antibiotic treatment. In one email,
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  Epstein claimed Gates also sought to surreptitiously give antibiotics to
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  his then wife, Melinda Gates. That is some wild shit.
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  You know, It's one thing to get yourself a penicillin
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  shot after having a questionable partner. It's a whole last
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  other thing to try and sneak some of the antibiotics
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  to your wife so she doesn't know what kind of
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  diabolical shit is that? And imagine being married to somebody
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  like that. Dude's going out nall in Russian bridge players
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  and shit with his buddy Jeffrey Epstein then comes home
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  with a drip and wiener and hops into bed with
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  you hell of a guy, that Bill Gates, And man,
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  I can't wait to hear him preach to us a
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  little bit more from atop that ivory tower that he
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  loves to stand upon. A spokesperson for Gates told CBS
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  News in January that the claims are absolutely absurd and
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  completely false. The only thing that these documents demonstrate is
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  Epstein's frustration that he did not have an ongoing relationship
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  with Gates and the lengths that he would go to
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  entrap into fame. Oh yeah, nice try, but no, sorry,
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  nobody's buying it. The Wall Street Journal reported in February
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  that at the same employee town hall where Gates apologized
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  to staff, he admitted that he did have affairs, one
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  with a Russian bridge player who he met at bridge events,
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  and one with a Russian nuclear physicist who I met
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  through business activities. Just happens to be that they're both Russian, right,
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  and Epstein had nothing to do with any of it. Well,
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  that's weird. What no women in America for Bill Gates?
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  How about Canada or Mexico or maybe Italy or how
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  about I don't know, Thailand just happens to be Russia.
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  Huh okay, I guess it's just another coincidence in the
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  land of coincidences. Later emails and tax messages show Epstein
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  sought to rekindle his friendship with Gates and secure an investment.
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  Epstein wanted to pitch Gates on a donor advice fund,
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  a tax deductible charitable vehicle that Epstein wanted to operate,
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  but it never materialized. Translation a new money laundering vehicle
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  a new way to hide money from the government and
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  from people looking to get taxes on it. Text messages
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  from twenty seventeen released by congressional investigators in November show
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  Epstein communicating with an apparent advisor to Gates about the
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  proposal twenty seventeen. But I thought it was twenty fourteen.
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  Isn't that what Billy boy Malaria Gates told us. God,
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  these people are so disgusting and they're all liars, the
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  whole lot of them. The advisor said that Gates was
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  interested in the idea, but said Melinda Gates didn't want
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  him to committ unicate with Epstein. The two divorced in
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  twenty twenty one. He wants to talk to you, but
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  his wife won't let him, the adviser said in a
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  series of texts. A minute later, the adviser said of Gates,
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  he loves you, he says, hi, and he feels bad
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  about the donor advised fund. By the way. He thought,
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  great idea, but wife wouldn't allow. So Melinda Gates turns
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  out to be the hero here. Huh. She knew what
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  was up. She knew exactly the kind of piece of
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  shit that Jeffrey Epstein was and she was trying to
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  clue her dude into it, but he wasn't hearing her.
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  He had other ideas, right thoughts of Russian bridge players
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  dancing through his head. Gates is the latest in a
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  procession of famous and powerful figures to sit for depositions
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  before the Oversight Committees Epstein investigators. Others who have appeared
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  include former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton,
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  billionaire Les Wexner, and convicted sex trafficker Glenn Maxwell. The
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  committee has also requested interviews with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick,
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  former White House counsel Catherine Rumler, and Doug Band, Bill
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  Clinton's long time made Lutnick is scheduled to appear on
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  May sixth, So I expect Bill Gates to get up
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  there and just tell a bunch of bullshit lies, just
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  like everybody else, and Congress will just accept it and
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  move on like they always do, because they just don't care.
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  This is not about justice, it's not about getting to
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  the bottom of what happened. The whole idea of this
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  committee was to put a bow on it and call
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  it done. But I think that they've gravely miscalculated just
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  how upset the American people are about this issue, and
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  especially about being told to move on. So the Committee
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  they knew they had to do something. They have to
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  throw some red meat to people. So they bring in
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  all these people to sit down for these depositions, and
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  nothing ever comes of it. Nobody's ever held accountable, nobody's
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  ever charged with perjury, lying, and they just keep it
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  moving and then they can say, look, we did our best.
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  There's nothing to see here, there's nobody to investigate. This
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  was all just a loan predator. Sure he was disgusting
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  and some people were friendly with him, but like Todd
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  Blanche says, it's not illegal to party with Jeffrey Epstein, right.
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  I mean, that's what Todd Blanche told us, and that's
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  the narrative that they're going to stick with. So what
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  do you folks think? Do you think that Bill Gates
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  is going to answer truthfully and honestly? And if he doesn't,
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  do you think that anything will come of it? Shoot
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  me some emails and let me know. All of the
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  information that goes with this episode can be found in
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  the description box.