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Epstein Files Exposed & Tate Brothers Return: Unfiltered Takes · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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  Welcome, world of blaze listeners to episode 66, and I am recording on this Thursday, February
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  February 27th, 2025, the day, the day of the release of the Epstein files.
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  Or so we thought.
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  It turned out to be the phased release.
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  In fact, phase one.
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  Phase one.
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  That's right.
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  Phase one.
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  Not the release we wanted.
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  Not the release we were promised.
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  but you know you got a taste as they say you know a taste yeah but anyway before i get to all that
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  and believe me we are getting to that i want to make it clear that this episode is really going
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  to be more opinion it's going to be just how i feel about this whole situation i know that i've
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  been known for being a facts and data-based show and even when it comes to an opinion is based on
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  facts and data that I've researched. But I think this episode is just going to be mostly
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  opinion. And I have no idea how long this is going to go, but just hang in there with me.
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  But before we get to that, if you've noticed, I've had quite a few guests on the show,
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  quite a few lately. I am going down the route or route, as they say, of booking more subject
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  Absolutely.
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  And I am always willing to learn.
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  Look, lately, if anything, recently, I have learned quite a bit from the many guests that
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  I've had so far.
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  And since we're talking about guests, just so you know, and yes, you're still with me.
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  We are going to be talking about the Epstein files.
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  So just keep just hanging there.
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  I will have world-renowned fashion designer and documentarian Jeff Garner on the show.
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  In fact, next week, March 5th, we will be recording.
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  And I know what you're thinking.
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  You're like, George, what's going on?
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  A fashion designer?
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  This isn't what you do.
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  You talk about politics and news and geopolitics.
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  Well, let me just say this.
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  This is something that I wanted to do because his new documentary,
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  Jeff uncovered a lot of dark secrets that are going on, a lot of dark secrets that have
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  remained hidden in the fashion industry, as well as he exposed all the crazy harmful chemicals
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  that the clothing industry is willingly, willingly using in our clothing that actually affects
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  us, that will actually give us diseases, make us sick because our skin is in constant contact.
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  And some of the stuff does not wash out like we think it does.
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  And so, yeah, I thought it was important for you, my listeners,
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  thank you very much for remaining a listener, by the way,
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  to hear this, to hear this firsthand from Jeff Garner.
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  Because to me, it's important when I talk about current events and news,
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  it's going to include many things, not just politics.
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  And to me, this is something important because it affects everybody.
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  And I find it to be very interesting.
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  So be on the lookout for that release.
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  and I have other guests confirmed that I will not let you know who they are as of now, but
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  But so far, I haven't heard anyone say they don't like it. So we're going to continue down this road.
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  And with that, I'm going to play a clip of Jesse Waters and Pam Bondi
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  because before today, before the alleged release of the Epstein files,
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  which ended up just being a phase release, which I'm going to go into,
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  Pam Bondi was asked by Jesse Waters what the hell are we waiting on Like why do we not have these Epstein files I thought that justice was of the utmost importance that we would have everything we need once you were in
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  office, and then remember, well, we're kind of waiting for Kash Patel, right? Kash Patel's in
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  office. Kash Patel's in office now. He's the director of the FBI. So what's the holdup? So
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  here's Jesse. A lot of people are wondering, because you said last week that you have the
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  Epstein files on your desk is when can we see them and what's taking so long to release them?
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  I do. Jesse, there are well over, this will make you sick, 200 victims, 200. So we have well over,
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  over 250 actually. So we have to make sure that their identity is protected and their personal
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  information. But other than that, I think tomorrow, the personal information of victims,
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  Other than that, I think tomorrow, Jesse, breaking news right now, you're going to see some Epstein information being released by my office.
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  What kind? Are we going to see who was on the flights?
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  Are we going to see any evidence from what he recorded because he had all of his homes wired with recording devices?
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  What you're going to see hopefully tomorrow is a lot of flight logs, a lot of names, a lot of information.
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  but it's pretty sick what that man did.
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  Okay, so allegedly Pam is saying,
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  AG Pam Bonney is saying,
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  allegedly, we're going to see some flight logs.
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  We're going to see him.
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  Well, no, hopefully we're going to see some flight logs.
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  There's over 250 victims and it's just sick.
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  Okay, so what are we going to see, Pam?
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  Well, hopefully some things.
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  There'll be some stuff.
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  All right. Fair enough. You don't want to let it all out right now. I get it. You're probably still filtering through the reports to figure out whether or not you can release certain names due to our, I mean, let's just be honest, our geopolitical relationships.
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  because accordingly, according to the previous files that were leaked
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  or information that was leaked anyway before Trump came back into office,
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  there were world leaders involved in this scandal of sex trafficking
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  and child abuse and any other thing you can say that some sick person
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  would want to do did.
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  And it implicated a lot of people.
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  So, okay, Pam, I'll give you that.
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  Maybe you don't want to reveal a world leader yet because it benefits the United States of America.
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  Okay, maybe that's the case.
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  I don't know.
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  I don't know.
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  Is that right?
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  Absolutely not.
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  I say let them all fucking burn.
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  Who cares?
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  But whatever.
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  It's just my opinion.
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  So fast forward, what happened?
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  Well, what we got leaked out today were pictures of social media darlings holding up binders labeled phase one.
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  actually labeled the Epstein files colon phase one.
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  What the fuck does that mean?
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  Phase one.
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  Phase one.
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  Yeah.
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  And, you know, these people were allegedly, you know,
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  independent journalists.
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  And well, to be honest, they were really just nothing but
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  the superstars of X.
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  People like DC Drano.
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  And I think Chaya or Kaya, I forget how you say her name, but basically the owner of the
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  account lives of TikTok.
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  There were, let's just say the greatest hits of X were invited to the White House to be
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  given this information because that's what's important.
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  No, no, no.
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  Instead of doing a press release, a proper press release where AG Pam Bondi actually
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  addresses America and goes over the vile, heinous discoveries, we see photos of people
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  waving a binder around, smiling as if they were just coming from an amazing cocktail party,
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  and they're just walking the red carpet. Very unprofessional. Very disrespectful in my view.
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  Was this the right way to do this? Well, you know, everyone on social media, especially X,
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  they all feel like they're these whistleblowers and that they have this power,
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  that they are the truth tellers and the truth sayers.
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  Are they really, though?
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  Are they really?
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  It could be argued that some of these accounts got so big
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  that they're beholding to their followers because guess what?
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  They're fucking monetized.
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  Just as, well, legacy media was.
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  Not as bad, not to that extent.
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  But still, interesting move.
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  Interesting move, which made the release of the files,
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  the Epstein files in particular,
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  the Epstein files is exactly what we're talking about, actually.
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  It fell flat.
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  It fell flat.
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  It means nothing.
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  It means nothing.
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  And guess what was in phase one?
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  Well, kind of what Pam Bondi alluded to.
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  It was basically mostly from what I have gleaned,
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  from what has been leaked by these social media darlings,
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  to be nothing more than, well, lists of evidence,
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  such as computers and hard drives and, you know, things like that.
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  There is a big page that is heavily redacted,
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  as in two columns of pure black,
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  because these are the alleged lists of the victims.
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  Understandable, I get that,
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  especially if this is still an ongoing investigation.
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  Of course, I can understand that.
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  phase one though nothing a nothing burger as they say nothing burger so when i saw this
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  i knew i had to get this show out listen i apologize for getting this out late everybody
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  there's been a lot going on i've been kind of monitoring what's going on in the news
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  and i really have only so much time to record and so so i held up i held up so i go outside
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  i think about this for a while i think about this i'm like why why you know i i look i had to calm
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  the nerves. I grabbed a 12-year-old Macallan scotch. I grabbed one of my finer cigars. I had
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  a My Father, Le Bejou, 1922, and I just contemplated and I thought about it. I thought about it.
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  And while I was thinking about it and scrolling, there seems to be a little bit of a riff,
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  maybe a disconnect Now what happened is while I was outside enjoying my fine cigar and my scotch which by the way I not bragging it was just much needed I was just like I need something to take the edge off because I pissed off The Trump administration has been promising and promising and promising
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  And to the Trump administration's credit, thus far, they have been delivering.
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  But this is one of the biggest scandals that affects the entire world. And we get a phase
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  one binder with pics of people smiling that are nothing more than social media account holders
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  with large followers, which let's just be honest, are mostly filled with bots. Like,
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  seriously, this is the big reveal? This is not a proper reveal. This is not a proper reveal.
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  And in fact, this was my thought when I thought about this. When I thought about this, and I went
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  back and forth with one of my friends a little bit. Another guy that has an amazing podcast,
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  which I can't let the cat out of the bag, but let's just say that things are working out for him.
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  And hats off to Kervin and his wife over there at This Week Explained. So congratulations to you
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  too. If you listen to this episode, I hope you do. If you don't, I'm going to bug you anyway.
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  But anyway, congratulations on what might be coming. I don't want to spoil anything,
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  but I'm just going to say that we were going back and forth a bit, texting and messaging.
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  And I got to say, I think we're in agreeance.
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  We kind of think, and especially me, that this does nothing.
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  What this does is it waters down the importance of the Epstein files.
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  In my opinion, it waters down the importance of the Epstein files.
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  It also creates distance.
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  It creates distance between the government and the files as they will now be reported.
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  Think about it.
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  Think about it.
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  Because now our governing bodies can completely deny.
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  They have complete deniability because now they can say, well, sure, the information was handed to them, but these reports are just inaccurate.
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  Oh, they manipulated the evidence.
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  They manipulated the information we gave them because they're just social media accounts.
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  They're uncredible sources.
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  You guys catching on to what I'm saying?
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  So while on one hand, it looks like our government, or at least AG Pam Bondi, really truly cares,
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  really truly cares, they are creating distance.
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  They have an out.
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  They have an out if things start to go south.
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  And they probably did this because the rumor being now, now the rumor being that helps to
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  justify this decision is that, well, here's what really happened.
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  You see, there were other social media account holders that were invited to the party, as
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  they say.
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  That said, well, AG Pan Bondi did explain that they intended to release everything, but
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  unfortunately, there were still some, I don't know, nefarious characters in the FBI that
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  just didn't want to release all the files.
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  And when they did, they gave us a 200-page document, and we knew this wasn't all of it.
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  We knew it wasn't all.
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  So this is what we got.
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  This is what we had to work with, and we just wanted to get something out.
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  Now, I'm very much paraphrasing, by the way, but this is the messaging that has been going around.
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  So in response, Kash Patel, our FBI director, he stated this.
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  The FBI is entering a new era, one that will be defined by integrity, accountability, and the unwavering pursuit of justice.
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  There will be no cover-ups, no missing documents, and no stone left unturned.
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  And anyone from the prior or current bureau who undermines this will be swiftly pursued.
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  If there are gaps, we will find them.
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  If records have been hidden, we will uncover them.
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  And we will bring everything we find to the DOJ to be fully assessed and transparently
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  disseminated to the American people as it should be.
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  The oath we take is to the Constitution.
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  And under my leadership, that promise will be upheld without compromise.
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  Now, great response, Cash.
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  Great response.
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  And maybe this is how he really feels.
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  And I got to say, it really is a different message from that of what
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  A.G. Pam Bondi gave everybody when she was talking to Jesse Waters
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  because she came across very unconfident, like not confident,
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  it, didn't really feel like she had much to give the American public or was very cautious
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  of what she said as to what the American public would be given, what would be revealed.
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  And what we got was nothing, nothing that we didn't know.
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  What evidence ledger entries, a page of two columns of black, just black, just black,
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  nothing else, black.
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  I mean, there's some hash marks that denoted where there might be names or something written,
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  but that was it.
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  Yeah.
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  A big binder of nothing.
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  And so now they're saying, well, you know, we're going to release more.
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  We're going to release more.
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  And if you're listening to this on Friday, the day after on the 28th of February or whenever
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  you listen to this, I'm sure there will be more information slowly leaked or released.
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  But doesn't this all seem very convenient?
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  Like, why are we doing this in phases?
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  You know, we could point fingers and blame this administration.
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  We could blame this bureau and we could blame that person working at the FBI and this lawyer.
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  And it's all bullshit because what they're doing is they probably found out a few things
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  that they don't want released.
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  Oh, sure.
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  We're going to get names.
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  We're going to get names.
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  And I hope to hell.
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  I hope that Kash Patel pursues these people and arrest them.
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  Absolutely.
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  And they are convicted and they are tried and they were sentenced to the full ledger of the law.
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  Absolutely.
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  I hope Cash Patel means what he said.
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  But to be honest, doesn't this all feel like the same old shit?
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  You see, I want to believe Cash.
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  I do.
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  I want to believe Pam.
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  But thus far, everything kind of seems like a governmental theatrical production.
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  You see, the Epstein files, while the release of these files thus far, was a poorly done tease.
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  Big letdown And again let hope actual arrests are coming The world not just America the world wants to see accountability
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  And thus far, we're just being led around like a donkey with a carrot and a stick.
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  Now, with that being said, Trump himself seems very genuine and not giving a fuck.
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  Like literally, he doesn't give a fuck.
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  His last term, he always said he was going to drain the swamp.
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  And I believe that's what he wants to do.
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  But you know what?
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  I'm sure there are things that had come to light in these files
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  that they got to be cautious of.
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  And I really do believe it comes down to what I said earlier.
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  I believe some of these individuals are world leaders,
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  literal world leaders.
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  People that, I mean, we already know this is a list of power.
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  I mean, very, very powerful people.
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  But I believe that this can compromise our geopolitical relationships.
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  And with everything that's going on with the Ukraine-Russia war and trying to negotiate
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  that piece, we've got Israel going crazy.
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  We've got to figure out what's going on with Gaza.
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  We've got stuff going on in Africa right now that we need to get a handle on that the U.S.
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  hasn't stepped into yet.
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  We've got China posturing like you wouldn't believe all over the Indo-Pacific region.
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  it's just crazy right now.
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  So maybe they are doing this purposely
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  so that they can make sure
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  that they can hold on to certain relationships
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  that they still need to get things done.
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  And maybe those names will be revealed later.
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  Now, I'm speculating, obviously.
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  I told you from the beginning,
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  this is going to be kind of just an opinion piece
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  more than anything,
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  because I'm reacting just as the rest of the world is reacting.
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  We feel slighted.
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  We didn't get what we wanted.
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  And thus far, it doesn't really feel like we're going to get what we wanted.
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  We're going to be appeased.
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  Sure, sure.
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  Some people will be arrested and some people go to jail.
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  But don't forget, though.
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  Don't forget.
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  While this is going on, we have the other crown prince, P. Diddy, as he called himself, Diddy,
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  who's going through the same thing.
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  Now, he hasn't suicided himself.
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  He's not dead.
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  Still alive.
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  Still in jail.
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  They're still going through that.
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  And there's apparently a bunch of high-profile names that are linked to the Diddy files.
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  And maybe, maybe some of the hesitation is these names cross over.
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  Again, this is an ongoing investigation.
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  So that's the only excuse I could think other than geopolitical ramifications that we don't want to disrupt relationships of right now.
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  That may be it.
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  That could be it.
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  Again, I'm speculating.
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  And speaking of abusive people, well, alleged, let me make that clear, alleged abusive people.
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  the Tate brothers were allowed to come back to America.
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  They landed in Florida.
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  Something else that we didn't think we would see.
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  These grifters, in my opinion, by the way,
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  these grifters shouldn't be allowed back in the USA.
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  And you can argue while they're US citizens
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  and they should be allowed
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  and they weren't convicted of any crimes.
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  Well, we're talking about Romania.
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  We're talking about Romania.
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  How hard is it to grease palms over there?
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  I mean, look, the Tate brothers, Andrew Tate specifically, there are like literal videos,
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  videos that my brother and I have covered on our co-hosted show, Random Thoughts with Manuel
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  George.
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  I'm not throwing my brother under the bus here because we don't say anything if we don't
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  have any proof to back it up because we know we can't just, we just can't sling insults
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  and slander around.
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  We understand that.
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  We're not stupid.
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  but there are videos of Andrew Tate literally saying that he made his living by pimping women
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  webcam business the whole deal there's videos of him beating the shit out of women and he'll just
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  say oh it's just performance art no there were just willing participants didn't look that way
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  to everybody else in the world and then they prey on men young men who have poor or low self-esteem
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  probably almost zero confidence
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  to buy into their online university of bullshit.
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  Again, this is my opinion.
• 24:32
  I'm letting you guys know this is my opinion.
• 24:34
  This is how I feel about these guys.
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  And it's not just me.
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  There's a large chunk of the world
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  that feels this way about the Tate brothers.
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  A large chunk of the world.
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  And so this day, February 27th, 2025,
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  is a very odd day, a big letdown.
• 24:54
  We still don't know anything about what happened
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  with the Epstein child pornography abuse ring,
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  sex trafficking ring, et cetera.
• 25:07
  And then we have two alleged, now I'll say alleged.
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  I'm going to make sure I say this right.
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  Two alleged sex traffickers and abusers
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  allowed to come back into the U.S.
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  Interesting.
• 25:23
  Sure.
• 25:23
  Sure, they're citizens.
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  Sure, they weren't convicted overseas
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  by another country.
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  But is this what our administration
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  should be supporting?
• 25:32
  Is it?
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  I don't know.
• 25:35
  I don't know how you all feel.
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  I know how I feel.
• 25:39
  But I'm going to close this out.
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  As I said, this was probably
• 25:41
  going to be a shorter episode.
• 25:43
  And again, listen,
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  this is all my opinion.
• 25:45
  And please do your own research on this.
• 25:47
  This was just a rant episode.
• 25:48
  This was me being disappointed by the day.
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  But don't forget to like, subscribe, and share the show.
• 25:53
  And thanks once again for listening.
• 26:15
  Shh.