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New Mexico Accuses the DOJ of Withholding Critical Zorro Ranch Evidence (7/10/26) · 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. The battle over transparency in Jeffrey Epstein continues
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to rage in New Mexico, and now authorities in New
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Mexico are accusing the federal government, the DOJ, of refusing
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to turn over documents. Now, I know that's going to
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shock everybody, because of course we're dealing with the most
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transparent administration in history, according to them, and they should
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have no problem turning over this documentation, well if they
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weren't running a cover up. But unfortunately, this cover up
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is alive and well, and the people who promised us
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that they were going to blow the lid off of
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it are now enabling it. And if that doesn't get
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you mad, I don't know what will. So in this episode,
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we're going to dive down to New Mexico and we're
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going to get an update on the battle for the
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unredacted documents. This article was published by CNN and the
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headline New Mexico Attorney General says DOJ is withholding critical
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information related to Epstein' Zoro Ranch. This article was authored
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by Kineta Liar and look, this should not be a
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surprise to anybody. This has been the game with Zoro
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Ranch from the beginning. There's a reason this place wasn't rated.
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What do you think they forgot? It wasn't on their
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to do list? They actively avoided it. So you should
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be asking yourself and the people in charge why New
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Mexico Attorney General Roald Torres is accusing the US Justice
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Department of withholding access to unredacted files related to late
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convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, arguing that the lack of
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cooperation is preventing the state from bringing justice to survivors.
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Every day that the USDJ withholds these records the foundation
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upon which a new Mexico prosecution to be built. E Rhodes.
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Torres wrote in a scathing letter to Acting Attorney General
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Todd Blanche on June thirtieth that was publicly released on Thursday.
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I mean, at some point somebody has to check Todd
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Blanche right and say, look, dude, you're doing this wrong.
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Everything you're doing is a bunch of bs, and you're
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obviously obviously at the helm of a cover up. So
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is there ever going to be anybody that steps up
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to the plate and holds these people accountable? I mean
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it's Congress's job, but they're not doing it. The Senate
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they have no desire to do it. Everybody scared a
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Donald Trump. They make no mistake. That was the whole
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entire point of getting rid of all the people that
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were involved in the discharged position. On the Republican side,
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there can be no debate, there can be nobody going
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against the grain. Everybody has to march and lockstep, and
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for me, that is unacceptable. Not only that it's wholly Unamerican,
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it goes against the spirit of what America is and
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who we are as a people. Listen, folks, it's one
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thing to be an agitator and act like a fool,
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like we see some people doing with Charlie Kirk, and
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it's a whole less other thing to be somebody that's
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demanding accountability. There's no exploding microphones here, folks. All the
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documentations there, all the witnesses are there. The question is
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who's listening. Witnesses relocate and become unreachable. Memories already strained
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by yours of trauma fade further. Physical and documentary evidence
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to grades is lost or is rendered more difficult to
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authenticate with the passage of time. Torres added, and that's
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what I was talking about previously. The longer they're able
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to exhaust us, the longer they're able to kick the
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ball down the road, the better off for them. I mean, look,
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they waited this long, and they waited out Virginia. That
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was always part of the plan, because I have to
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tell you, if Virginia was here, she'd bereckoned these dudes.
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You thought she was going bananas the first time around,
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forget it, and guess what, she wouldn't be alone. But
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the longer we wait, the more chanceer is that people
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who know the truth, people who know what happened, aren't
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going to be around, or the memories degrade or the
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evidence walks away. We all know the story and we
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all recognize the hustle. Torres letter marks the latest criticism
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of the US Justice Department's handling of the Epstein case,
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as Congress forced the Department to release files related to
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the sex trafficker with a bipartisan bill late last year. Well, yeah,
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it wasn't Trump. I know, he takes credit for it.
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You know, he's done more for Epstein's survivors than anyone
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imagine saying that with a straight face. Imagine actually saying
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that with a straight face. Ros out here, rage baiting everybody,
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the President of the United States acting like a troll
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on X or I guess it would be truth social right,
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it gets reposted to X. The whole last thing is
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like a bad TV show At this point, what else
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can you call it? New Mexico is investigating allegations of
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a legal activity surrounding the property Epstein owned near Santa Fe,
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known as Zoro Ranch. A Justice Department spokesperson told CNN
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that the agency substantatively responded last month to request from
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the New Mexico Attorney General's office. The DOJ reiterates that
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it welcomes New Mexico undertaking additional investigation of the Zoro
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Ranch and stands ready to provide necessary assistance with New
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Mexico's investigation, the spokesperson said in a statement. Should that
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investigation uncover potential federal crimes, the DOJ will work closely
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with our law enforcement partners to investigate, as appropriate prosecute.
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Oh yeah, well, I'm gonna sleep well tonight. In fact,
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I'm gonna stop talking about this because you know, the
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authorities are here and they're gonna make sure everything's fine,
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the same people that fucked it up the first time around.
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Nobody believes you, okay, and if you really wanted to help,
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you'd be turning this documentation over, not act in the full.
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The New Mexico criminal probe was reopened in February after
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the USDJ release of millions of files related to Epstein,
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which included a twenty nineteen email received by a local
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radio host that alleged that somewhere in the hills outside
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of Zorro, two foreign girls were buried on orders of
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Jeffrey and Madam g. That allegation is unverified, but it's
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also not clear to what extent it had been investigated
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by law enforcement before the recent renewed interest in Epstein.
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Let me help you out. It wasn't investigated, okay, up
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until recently when all of you got interested in this.
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Nobody gave fuck. And for all these years, the DJ
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was able to do whatever they wanted because there was
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no pushback, because people were trying to classify this story
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as some gigantic conspiracy, you know, like an exploding microphone
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on someone's chest, when in reality this is anything but now,
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of course, there's a lot of people out there that
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have injected shit into this story that just isn't true.
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But what we talk about the path we're on, Well,
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go back and check the records. Every single person that
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we've talked about on this podcast was named in those files,
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every last person. Some of the Epstein's survivors, including Chantay
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Davies and the late Virginia Roberts, have said the ranch
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was one of the places where they were sexually assaulted
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Annie Farmer as well. Let's not forget Annie. Several lawmakers
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criticized the heavy redactions in the Epstein files. The dj
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began releasing in December of twenty twenty five, and the
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US DOJ's internal watchdog is reviewing the redaction process. Some
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members of Congress have been allowed to view the unredacted documents,
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but they have to travel to a DOJ annex sit
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at one of four DOJ owned computers, use a clunky
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and convoluted software system provided by DOJ, and search for
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and read documents while DOJ staffers look over our shoulders.
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According to Democratic Representative Jamie Raskin, the ranking member of
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the House Judiciary Committee, so where's the oversight? Who's providing it?
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Is the DOJ providing oversight? To Congress or is it
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vice versa. Imagine being part of Congress and letting these
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dudes run rough shot over you. I'd be going crazy,
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it's all I'd be talking about. You think Thomas Massey
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was annoying? Let me get elected to Congress. I would
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end up being the most hated person to ever step
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into those halls. I would go there for one term
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and I would look to do nothing but disrupt. That's right,
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all their bullshit, all their craziness. Disrupt it. Not voting
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for that, Sorry, that's bullshit. Oh no, that's a terrible bill.
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Not voting for that either. And for those of you
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who know me, you know that I have a background
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in political science, but I don't run around yapp and
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about it all the time because guess what, it's meaningless,
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Okay when you really get down to it, besides understanding
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you know, political theory and shit useless. But boy, I
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would love to walk into those halls and let Congress
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really know how I feel, because at some point there
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has to be somebody that does it right. Look, all
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you people are crazy. Everything you're doing is criminal, basically,
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and the whole reason all of you, for the most part,
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I won't say everybody, because I don't believe in absolutes.
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But the reason that most of these people go to
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Congress or the Senate is for personal benefit, not for
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their district, not for their constituents, not for you or me,
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for themselves. Have you taken a look at Nancy Pelosi's
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stock trades? Have you taken a look at the Trump
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Boys and how they've benefited? Now, go to the grocery
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store and see how it's working for you. But sure
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tell me how great Congress is and how much they
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care about you. In last week's letter, Torres outlined six
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attempts from the new Mexico DOJ office to reach the
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federal agency, including a February thirteen request for documents and
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an effort last month to set up an in person
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meeting during Torres's visit to Washington, d C. Despite verbal
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assurances of cooperation from the USDJ, access to the records
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has not been granted, no substantinative response has been provided,
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and more than one hundred and thirty days have now
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elapsed since the New Mexico Department of Justice initial request.
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Torres wrote, the NMDJ views this length of time as
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an unreasonable delay under any rule of reason. Well, I
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would say so, Like, imagine being part of the DOJ.
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You get this request and you're like, da, maybe we'll see.
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Let's see what todd baby Billy Blanche says. As part
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of the criminal investigation, New Mexico authorities searched Toro a
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Ranch in March. Oh well, that's great, about ten years
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too late. Separately, the state has a special legislative panel
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called the New Mexico Survivor Truth Commission, which is also
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investigating zor Ranch. Last month, the committee subpoenaed multiple banks,
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several US attorney's offices, as well as the office of
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Torres and New Mexico Governor Michelle Leujon Grisham for information. Well. Good,
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they should have done all of that, and I hope
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they keep doing it because it's a long time coming.
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Everybody who was involved, everybody who looked the other way,
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everybody who did anything that could be indictable, should be indicted,
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just like with any other criminal operation. That's all I'm
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asking for. On the asking for a pogram, I'm not
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asking for people to be dragged from their homes. What
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I am asking for is a real robust investigation, and
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you know, why because it's never happened up until now,
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So until it does, you could expect my fat yap
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to keep moving, all right. So that's gonna do it
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for this one, and after this episode you could expect
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another two episodes of my Tyler Robinson slash Charlie Kirk
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series talking about the trial and where things are at.
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And honestly, I think it all dovetails into what we
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talk about with Epstein, the legal system, all the crazy conspiracies,
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all of it, and considering the stakes at that trial,
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I think the truth matters, and that's my plan to
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try to get as close to the truth as we
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possibly can. Like with our Epstein work, we're gonna do
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the same exact thing and apply the same level of
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scrutiny that we do here to the Charlie Kirk trial
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and what's going on with Tyler Robinson, because look, I'm
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not gonna sit here and tell you that I take
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everything the state says at face value. You know I don't.
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But at the same time, I'm not gonna be dog
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walked by a bunch of grifters and chaos merchants. I
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want the truth. So that's what we're going to try
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and get to the truth. So buckle up, folks. We
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have a long ride through this muck to get to
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the clarity. All the information that goes with this episode
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