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The Maxwell Transfer and the Questions Around Todd Blanche (6/23/26) · 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. The Glene Maxwell transfer has still largely been
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  left unexplained. Now we have heard from some sources that
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  it has to do with security in Tallahassee, but they
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  didn't provide any evidence to back up those assertions. Now,
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  of course they'll say they don't have to write. The
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  BOP evaluated and in their opinion, Glene Maxwell needed to
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  be moved and that's the end of it. Nothing that
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  you or I or anyone else can do about it,
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  at least in their opinion. Right, we make these decisions.
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  The BOP's in charge of where these inmates are going
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  to go, and for the most part that's true. But
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  when we have somebody that says high profile as Gleane Maxwell,
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  who just got done having an interview with the second
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  most powerful lawman in the country, and then they get
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  moved without providing any actionable intelligen that leads to other arrests,
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  people are gonna have some questions and the fact that
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  they refuse to answer these questions with any kind of
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  real answer is pretty telling. And not only that, but
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  according to this new report from Liz Oyer, she says
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  that the whole entire policy at the BOP was changed
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  to fit this move. And if that's the case, then
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  it's certainly more proof of a cover up. So let's
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  dive into this article from Raw Story and let's see
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  exactly what the hell is going on. Headline clear admission
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  Trump DOJ broke rules to help Glenn Maxwell uncovered by expert.
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  This article was authored by Robert Davis, a legal expert,
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  claim to have uncovered a clear admission by President Donald
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  Trump's Department of Justice that broke the rules to help
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  convicted sex criminal Glenn Maxwell get into a minimum security prison. Well,
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  I don't think anybody has any doubt about that, But
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  is it to the level where any action can be taken?
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  And even if it was, it's not like Congress is
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  going to do anything about it. They're allergic to any
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  kind of accountability when it comes to anything related to
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  Jeffrey Epstein, and they continue to prove that to us
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  time and time again. Liz Oyer, a former Obama administration
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  pardon attorney, argued in a new Substack essay that Trump's
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  DOJ deliberately changed longstanding Bureau of Prisons policies on inmate
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  classifications thereby allowing Maxwell to communicate directly with Attorney General's office.
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  She described the change as highly sus given how closely
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  Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Maxwell seemed to work
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  together to facilitate the transfer. There is no doubt it
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  was paid a play, and the price of admission was
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  Glenn Maxwell Bablin about how this won one's innocent and
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  that one's innocent well at the same time never giving
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  up any actionable intelligence. So, in other words, Todd Blanche
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  was either dog walked or he was in on it,
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  and neither of them look good. And anybody who votes
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  to confirm this dude as the Attorney General, is giving
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  their stamp of approval to the cover up. And I
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  think that if you're going to politicize this story, that's
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  where you should be doing it, because it's an obvious
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  cover up with tangible evidence that's happening right now, in
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  real time, in front of all of our faces. And
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  what's easier to approve the cover up that's happening right
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  now or crimes that were committed ten, twelve, fifteen years ago.
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  The problem is that the cover up is not salacious enough,
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  And of course that's what sells newspapers, right, that's what
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  drives engagement. The more salacious the better. Who wants to
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  deal with a mundane cover up where you have to
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  actually do some work. In doing my research for this post,
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  I came across what your looks like a clear admission
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  that rules were broken, Ouer wrote, adding that the change
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  and notice associated with the new Bureau of Prison's policy
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  is pretty incredible to read. Look, they're gonna do whatever
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  they can do to cover their tracks, and they know
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  with Comer running things and with their buddies in Congress
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  in the Senate, they're never gonna be held accountable. So
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  if you know you're not gonna be held accountable, and
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  you know you're not gonna be punished, you're gonna do
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  whatever you want to do. We all have those friends
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  growing up, right, kids with no supervision, And if they
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  don't have any supervision, they're gonna do whatever they want.
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  And the same goes for these politicians and these bureaucracies.
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  If there's no oversight, if there's nobody threatening to punish them,
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  they're gonna do whatever they want. And I think it's
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  rather obvious that whatever they do, for the most part,
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  is not beneficial to you or I. It empowers the
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  Attorney General to designate or redesignate the place of a
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  prisoners in prison at his discretion. In other words, the
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  ag can simply direct BOP staff to place a specific
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  prisoner in a specific facility without regard for any of
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  the established rules. Oyer surmised that means that Blanche now
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  has the authority to send Maxwell to any prison in
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  the country. If this holds up against legal challenges, he
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  could potentially even transfer her to home confinement or a
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  halfway house in the community. Would you be shocked, I
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  certainly would not be shocked. Everything we know, everything we've heard,
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  everything we've seen, does it inspire confidence when it comes
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  to this doj or Todd Blanche And for the Republicans
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  out there, the mag is out there, What exactly have
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  they done to take down the people that caused so
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  much chaos? According to Trump? How many arrests have been made?
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  I thought there was a fake election or something like that.
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  What happened to that is Fauci going to prison. Literally
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  none of that's occurring, and none of it's going to occur.
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  Just red meat for the base. And when none of
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  it happens, they'll just move the goalposts. They'll blame this
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  federal judge that was appointed by Obama or Clinton or whoever,
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  and it'll be somebody else's fault, like it always is,
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  never any kind of accountability for oneself, always passing the
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  book the Donald Trump way. The change in notice adds
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  oddly that BOP may also facilitate communication or a correspondence
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  between the inmate and the Office of the Attorney General.
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  The idea that a federal inmate would need to communicate
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  directly with the Office of the Attorney General is what
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  my teen would call sus highly sus She added, Well, yeah,
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  why would an inmate need to have a conversation with
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  Todd Baby Billy Blanche? Is that line open for everybody,
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  everybody who's in prison. Ah well, let me give my
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  buddy Todd Baby Billy Blanche a call and maybe I'll
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  get some French bread pizza tonight. Well, I don't like
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  green jello. Maybe Todd Baby Billy Blanche will get me
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  some red Like what are we doing here, Well, I'll
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  tell you we're letting Glenn Maxwell write the rules. Oyer
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  also argue that these policy changes may raise the stakes
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  for a Blanche upcoming confirmation hearing in the Senate, they should,
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  Like I just said, anybody who votes to confirm this
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  dude is giving their stamp of approval to Jeffrey Epstein
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  and that's it. So I hope they're willing to live
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  with that, because that's going to be a shade that
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  follows them forever. Just take a look at how Epstein's
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  ghost is haunting people from the grave right now as
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  we speak. So if that's a game they want to play, cool,
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  go for it. But just like the North, we're gonna
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  remember senators of both parties should want to know the
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  truth about what has happened here before voting on Blanche's nomination.
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  Oier wrote, what it looks like is Todd Blanche cut
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  a corrupt deal with Glenn Maxwell to protect Donald Trump.
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  It looks like Blanche abused his position as Deputy Attorney
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  General to give preferential treatment to a convicted child sex trafficker.
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  It looks like he plans to keep doing that, and
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  it looks like he is furiously weaving a web of
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  lies to cover it up. Well, is that why Pam
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  Bondy tossed him under the bus, Because she most certainly
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  threw him directly under the bus during her deposition, and
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  that's not even a debate. We read it word for word.
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  She said that Blanche was basically in charge of the
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  whole damn thing and that she was just, you know,
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  the boss put some signatures to paper and shit. But
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  besides that, it was a Todd Blanche creation, Todd Blanche's baby,
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  and now it should be Todd Blanche's problem. And the
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  fact that anybody wants to confirm this guy is just
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  bananas to me. You mean, in a country with all
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  these lawyers, all these supposedly smart people, Todd Blanche is
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  the best we can do. What is this pond stars?
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  HI know best we can do? It's unreal And I
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  refuse to believe that Todd Blanche is the best and
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  brightest amongst us when it comes to the people that
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  know the law. Now, if you're talking about somebody to
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  run the DOJ that's gonna protect Trump and do whatever
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  Trump says, then Todd Blanche is that guy, perfect guy
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  for the job, no backbone, no morals, and the guy
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  that is absolutely terrified of his boss. I mean, there's
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  nothing Todd Blanche wouldn't do to try and protect Donald Trump.
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  If you're going to get into bed with Glaine Maxwell,
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  then in my opinion, all bets are off as far
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  as what you're willing to do and who you're willing
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  to deal with. Can you imagine what kind of deals
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  the DOJ is going to be cutting with criminals when
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  it comes to Todd Blanche, especially if that means they
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  feel like they can get some political purchase or maybe
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  kill a story or kill a scandal. Do you put
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  it above Todd Blanche to protect Donald Trump's friends on
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  Wall Street? I don't, especially now, because Todd Blanche has
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  proven himself to be what we all thought he was,
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  and when all is said and done, in my opinion,
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  Todd Blanche is going to be the fall guy for
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  Donald Trump. Because if you think that Donald Trump is
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  going to take responsibility for this or anything else, you
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  have a whole less other thing coming. So we'll see
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  what Congress has to say or what they do when
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  it comes to Todd Blanche. But if the Senate confirms them,
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  then I think that's going to tell you everything you
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  need to know about where things are at when it
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  comes to Jeffrey Epstein. So until then, that's going to
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  do it for this one. All the information that goes
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