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White House Emails Blow Apart the Story Behind the Epstein Memo (10/27/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the
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Speaker 1: Epstein Chronicles. One of the biggest issues for the Trump
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Speaker 1: administration when it comes to the Epstein files is the
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Speaker 1: fact that they were so gung-ho to release them until
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Speaker 1: they got elected. And once they were in office and
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Speaker 1: took a look at what the files actually contained, the
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Speaker 1: whole entire tune changed. And nothing reflected that more than
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Speaker 1: the joint memo that was released by the FBI and
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Speaker 1: the DOJ. The problem with that document though, besides the
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Speaker 1: fact that it's a bunch of lies, is that nobody
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Speaker 1: signed it. And that of course led to questions as
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Speaker 1: to who ordered it. Was it something that the DOJ
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Speaker 1: came up with? Did the FBI come up with it?
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Speaker 1: Or were they ordered by the White House to make
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Speaker 1: this go away? And according to new reporting from Raw Story,
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Speaker 1: the White House was directly involved in the memo. And
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Speaker 1: if that is the case, then that would mean that
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Speaker 1: this whole entire cover-up is being directed by the White House. Now,
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Speaker 1: of course, we all had our suspicions, right? That Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump and his buddies were going to control things from
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Speaker 1: the White House. That has always been the biggest fear.
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Speaker 1: And that has always been the most likely scenario, considering
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Speaker 1: who we're dealing with. Donald Trump has to be in
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Speaker 1: control of everything, right? He's not going to let the
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Speaker 1: DOJ or the FBI be in charge of his providence.
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Speaker 1: He's going to do what he has to do to
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Speaker 1: make sure that he lands on his feet. And if
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Speaker 1: that means covering up Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and directing the
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Speaker 1: White House and the DOJ and the FBI to release
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Speaker 1: his memo, then so be it. That's what he's going
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Speaker 1: to do. So today, we have an article from Raw
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Speaker 1: Story breaking down the White House's alleged involvement in the
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Speaker 1: Epstein cover-up. Headline, Secret email puts White House fingerprints on
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Speaker 1: Epstein memo. Someone needs to own this. This article was
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Speaker 1: authored by Jordan Green. Following a briefing in June of
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Speaker 1: 2025 to inform President Donald Trump that his name was
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Speaker 1: in the Epstein files, the Department of Justice and the
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Speaker 1: FBI quietly issued a joint memo that shook the administration
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Speaker 1: to its foundation. Like, did anyone really need to tell
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump he was in the Epstein files? Like, for real? Buddy,
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Speaker 1: you knew. You and him were pals. Now, I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to sit here and tell you that I have
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Speaker 1: evidence of Donald Trump, you know, abusing people, because I
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Speaker 1: haven't seen that evidence. But what I think we do
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Speaker 1: have evidence of is a cover-up. And look, I know
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Speaker 1: that's not as salacious as nailing Trump as part of
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Speaker 1: the abuse, but we have to follow the evidence. And
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Speaker 1: I think there's a clearer path to putting Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: right in the middle of this cover-up. And if you
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Speaker 1: want accountability, I think that's where we start. But the
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Speaker 1: problem is, you can't expect the investigators to investigate themselves.
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Speaker 1: So once again, here on the podcast, I'm calling for
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Speaker 1: a special counsel. And if Donald Trump has done nothing wrong,
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Speaker 1: and his administration has done nothing wrong, they have nothing
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Speaker 1: to worry about. And the same goes for everybody else.
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Speaker 1: Every single person who touched this case, from the Clintons
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Speaker 1: to Reid Hoffman to Donald Trump himself, needs to be
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Speaker 1: investigated by a special counsel. And anybody standing in the
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Speaker 1: way of that is enabling Jeffrey Epstein's bullshit. Now Raw's
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Speaker 1: story can reveal that the White House was directly involved
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Speaker 1: in crafting the memo, which sought to close the book
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Speaker 1: on the scandal surrounding the disgraced financier, pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein,
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Speaker 1: by claiming an FBI review uncovered no evidence that could
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Speaker 1: predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties, and that no
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Speaker 1: further disclosure would be appropriate or warranted. Can you imagine
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Speaker 1: trying to pitch that bullshit to the American people It
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Speaker 1: is just unbelievable that people actually believe that. Oh, well,
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump said it, so it must be true. Like,
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Speaker 1: what sort of brain damage do you have to be
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Speaker 1: suffering from to buy into that myth? Donald Trump don't
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Speaker 1: care about you, okay? Donald Trump cares about you as
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Speaker 1: much as Bill Clinton. The memo's release in 2025 triggered
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Speaker 1: a tsunami of backlash, including from Trump's MAGA base, with
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Speaker 1: many outraged supporters saying, calling for the firing of then
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Speaker 1: Attorney General Pam Bondi. The president himself remained relatively insulated
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Speaker 1: from criticism at the time. Well, that was the whole goal.
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Speaker 1: They wanted to stamp this out quick as fuck before
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Speaker 1: everybody out there who thought it was a big conspiracy
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Speaker 1: theory actually started hearing the evidence. And you see, folks,
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Speaker 1: this is the difference between something like this and the
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Speaker 1: bullshit you see with Charlie Kirk. Oh, they have a
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Speaker 1: lot of innuendo. They have a lot of suspicions, but
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Speaker 1: they sure are short on facts. And that's the difference.
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Speaker 1: There's plenty of evidence here. And not evidence that's based
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Speaker 1: on vibes or dreams. Evidence that's based on documents and
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Speaker 1: paper trails. And if anybody gave a fuck about following them,
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Speaker 1: or if we had a real special counsel that was appointed,
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Speaker 1: you'd see the result. Because people would be going to prison.
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Speaker 1: 100% without a doubt. Maybe not for the things you
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Speaker 1: want them to go to prison for, but they'd be
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Speaker 1: going to prison. Do you truly believe there was no
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Speaker 1: financial malfeasance between all these people? Do you believe that
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Speaker 1: they weren't receiving ill-gotten gains? They most certainly were. And
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Speaker 1: if this was a real investigation from the very beginning,
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Speaker 1: they'd all be in prison. But recently seen FBI emails
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Speaker 1: show that Taylor Budowich, then White House Deputy Chief of Staff,
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Speaker 1: was directly involved in crafting the memo. Have something I
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Speaker 1: can edit, Budowich wrote from his iPhone two weeks before
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Speaker 1: the memo eventual release in an email thread with the
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Speaker 1: subject line, draft memo from DOJ, the unedited version. FBI
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Speaker 1: Director Kash Patel responded, just got it from DOJ, here
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Speaker 1: you go, thanks. The following week, Budowich sent an email
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Speaker 1: to Patel and then Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch that
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Speaker 1: included the words, some suggested edits. The White House's specific
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Speaker 1: input on the memo is not known, Because the FBI
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Speaker 1: redacted the five lines that cover Budowich's suggestions. Illegal, part
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Speaker 1: of the cover-up, and one of the biggest problems. All
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Speaker 1: these bureaucrats that are being protected? That has to end.
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Speaker 1: They put their name on it, right? They sent the email, right?
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Speaker 1: They're being paid with my tax dollars, right? I want
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Speaker 1: to know the names. I want to know the fucking
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Speaker 1: names of these people. And I'm going to keep running
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Speaker 1: my big fat yap about it until we get the names.
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Speaker 1: That was all part of the Epstein Transparency Act. holding
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Speaker 1: people accountable that covered this up, holding people accountable who
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Speaker 1: looked the other way when they should have been arresting Epstein.
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Speaker 1: And folks, this is a clear-cut path to the cover-up.
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Speaker 1: Budowich should be subpoenaed and should be brought in. What
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Speaker 1: did you know? When did you know it? And what
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Speaker 1: role did you play? The next day, Budowich informed Blanche
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Speaker 1: and Patel that he had shared the draft memo with
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Speaker 1: the White House communications team, adding that the final product,
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Speaker 1: needed to be on Department of Justice, an FBI letterhead. Well,
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Speaker 1: of course, they have to have that cover, right? Can't
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Speaker 1: look like the White House had anything to do with it.
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Speaker 1: It has to be everybody else. Donald Trump needs cover.
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Speaker 1: Whatever you do, make sure Donald Trump has cover. On
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Speaker 1: July 4th, a Friday just after 5pm, Blanche sent the
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Speaker 1: final version to Budowich with a note explaining what they
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Speaker 1: did not put this, or why they did not put this,
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Speaker 1: on any letterhead. Blanche's effort to avoid attaching the Department
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Speaker 1: of Justice name on the memo prompted a withering response
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Speaker 1: from Budowich. I need a version on letterhead, Budowich wrote
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Speaker 1: on his iPhone mid-morning the following Saturday. Someone needs to
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Speaker 1: own this. I can't give a doc to a reporter
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Speaker 1: that could easily be confused with a high school term paper,
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Speaker 1: so need to provide some validation of the document. Put
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump's name on it. He's the one who said
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Speaker 1: that this should happen. He's the one that killed the investigation.
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Speaker 1: Nobody else. And then he has the audacity to call
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Speaker 1: anybody else a traitor? He has the audacity to attack
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Speaker 1: people who want transparency and justice? Yo, anyone who knows
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Speaker 1: me knows that if it's fuck me, it's fuck you.
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Speaker 1: Imagine some bitch-ass politician having the audacity to say some
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Speaker 1: shit like that. If anyone's a traitor, homie, it's you.
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Speaker 1: The memo was leaked to Axios and then quietly released
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Speaker 1: on July 7th, 2025. But the emails between Budowich and
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Speaker 1: the other officials were released in response to a Freedom
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Speaker 1: of Information Act lawsuit filed against the Department of Justice
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Speaker 1: by Democracy Defenders Fund, a non-profit dedicated to safeguarding American democracy.
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Speaker 1: Whatever that means. Give me a break. Safeguarding the American democracy. Well,
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Speaker 1: first of all, we don't have a democracy. We have
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Speaker 1: a republic. So what are you even yapping about? Second
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Speaker 1: of all, stop it. All they are is another partisan group, right?
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Speaker 1: And that's okay. but just say what you are. Don't
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Speaker 1: try and hide it under the umbrella of American democracy.
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Speaker 1: I can't stand that shit. Empty words. You know what
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Speaker 1: empty words get you? Empty results. These records show that
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Speaker 1: Kash Patel worked hand in hand with the former White
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Speaker 1: House Deputy Chief of Staff on the 2025 DOJ FBI memo,
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Speaker 1: which stated there would be no further investigation or release
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Speaker 1: of the Epstein files. Chris Schwartz, Senior Counsel and Deputy
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Speaker 1: Director of Ethics and Anti-Corruption at the non-profit, told Raw Story.
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Speaker 1: So they need a Senior Counsel and Deputy Director of
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Speaker 1: Ethics and Anti-Corruption at the non-profit? The fuck's going on
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Speaker 1: at that non-profit? It's deeply concerning that the FBI... coordinated
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Speaker 1: with the White House on this memo, given President Trump's
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Speaker 1: well-documented association with Jeffrey Epstein and Trump's frequent mention in
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Speaker 1: the files. 100%. And the fact that they'd put this
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Speaker 1: memo out just to protect Trump is damning. Folks, this
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Speaker 1: is a cover-up And I'm talking about a real-time cover-up
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Speaker 1: right here happening before our eyes. Not something that people
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Speaker 1: made up. This isn't some innuendo. This is a cover-up.
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Speaker 1: And there needs to be a special counsel. A former
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Speaker 1: Tea Party organizer, Budowich, previously served as a senior advisor
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Speaker 1: to Trump's 2020 presidential campaign and then led the MAGA-incorporated
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Speaker 1: super PAC that mobilized support for the 2024 campaign. After
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Speaker 1: leaving the White House in September of 2025, Budowich founded
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Speaker 1: the Sovereign Advisors, described as a discreet, D.C.-based public affairs
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Speaker 1: and crisis communications firm. He serves on the U.S.-China Economic
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Speaker 1: and Security Review Commission at the appointment of House Speaker
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Speaker 1: Mike Johnson. Just another big-mouthed loser, Mr. Budowich, clown-ass boy.
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Speaker 1: Another fucking chump. I've seen this dude yapping on the
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Speaker 1: internet before on Twitter and shit like he's hard, but
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Speaker 1: you ain't hard. And if we ever get a special
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Speaker 1: counsel that indicts your bitch ass, everybody will see just
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Speaker 1: how much of a chump you really are. Budowich, who
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Speaker 1: could not be reached for comment for the story, is
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Speaker 1: described in the blockbuster New York Times story by Maggie
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Speaker 1: Haberman and Jonathan Swan, based on reporting for their book,
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Speaker 1: Regime Change, inside the imperial presidency of Donald Trump. As
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Speaker 1: a participant in at least two meetings, at the White
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Speaker 1: House Situation Room, at which top administration officials strategized on
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Speaker 1: how to respond to the unfolding Epstein crisis. Boy, they failed.
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Speaker 1: Talk about mismanagement. Has anyone ever flubbed something worse than
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Speaker 1: the Republicans and Donald Trump flubbing this? They had all
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Speaker 1: of the ground here. All they had to do was
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Speaker 1: go hard and go for full transparency. But they couldn't
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Speaker 1: do it, could they? because all of their donors, all
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Speaker 1: of their friends, were a part of it. And I
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Speaker 1: think it shows you just how powerful those friends are
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Speaker 1: that the administration is willing to fall on their proverbial
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Speaker 1: sword instead of going after these people. The Times also
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Speaker 1: reported that Budowich was present at a meeting at which
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Speaker 1: White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles confronted then-FBI Deputy
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Speaker 1: Director Dan Bongino about an alleged leak for a story
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Speaker 1: about Epstein and Trump. and at a separate meeting about
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Speaker 1: how to respond to a subpoena from the House Oversight Committee.
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Speaker 1: The Times story describes an email chain in which Patel
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Speaker 1: and Blanch workshopped in the July 7th memo in advance
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Speaker 1: of its release, but includes no mention of Budowich's role
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Speaker 1: in shaping it. Of course not. You have to protect
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Speaker 1: the White House. That's their whole entire function. And it's
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Speaker 1: pathetic and it's sad. The Times reported that the impetus
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Speaker 1: to draft the memo came from the White House and
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Speaker 1: the Department of Justice without specifying which White House officials
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Speaker 1: were involved. The story described the starting point for the
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Speaker 1: memo as a consensus that full transparency would be a non-starter.
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Speaker 1: And there it is right there for you. They covered
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Speaker 1: this up. The White House, the DOJ, and the FBI.
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Speaker 1: All the institutions were told to trust. All the people
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Speaker 1: that come out on a daily basis and ask for
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Speaker 1: us to trust them. My question is, do you? And look,
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Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be a doomer. And I'm not
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Speaker 1: somebody that's going to sit here and tell you that,
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Speaker 1: you know, the world's ending and all of that. I'm
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Speaker 1: not one of those people. But we need to point
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Speaker 1: out that there's a serious problem. And that problem needs
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Speaker 1: to be dealt with. Because once the trust in the
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Speaker 1: institutions is gone, forget it. Society is not far away
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Speaker 1: from slipping into straight up chaos. Once again, I'm alarmed,
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Speaker 1: but not surprised by the reporting, that the White House
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Speaker 1: was directly involved in drafting the unsigned memo in July
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Speaker 1: of 2025, which made multiple bogus claims, including that there
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Speaker 1: was no client list, no co-conspirators, and no grounds for
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Speaker 1: further disclosure. Representative Madeleine Dean, a member of the House
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Speaker 1: Judiciary Committee, told Raw Story, Well, Ms. Dean, there is
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Speaker 1: no client list. That has always been a myth. I've
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Speaker 1: told you guys that for years. Do you really think
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Speaker 1: that these people sit down and write out all the
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Speaker 1: people that are on their client list? Now, if you
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Speaker 1: want to talk about dossiers and you want to talk
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Speaker 1: about files, yeah, they got those. But the DOJ doesn't
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Speaker 1: have them. The FBI doesn't have them. Langley has them.
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Speaker 1: Not the Mossad, not the Russians. Langley, okay? You're looking
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Speaker 1: for a boogeyman. That's where you're going to find it.
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Speaker 1: Dean co-signed an open letter with Representative Jamie Raskin the
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Speaker 1: ranking Democrat on the committee, earlier this month, urging Blanche
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Speaker 1: and Patel to investigate more than a half dozen potential co-conspirators. Well,
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Speaker 1: that would be nice, huh? But remember, according to Crash
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Speaker 1: Out Patel and Todd Baby Billy Blanche, there are no co-conspirators.
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Speaker 1: The White House did not directly respond to questions about
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Speaker 1: what changes Budowich requested in the memo and why the
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Speaker 1: White House didn't release the memo itself. White House spokeswoman
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Speaker 1: Lauren Biss said, instead issued a blanket defense of Trump's
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Speaker 1: handling of the Epstein scandal. Just as President Trump has said,
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Speaker 1: he's been totally exonerated on anything related to Epstein. All
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Speaker 1: because Trump said, huh? Breaking news, he's not exonerated on anything.
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Speaker 1: In fact, it's the opposite. He's implicated in the cover-up.
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Speaker 1: And that's the starting point, okay? In fact, while Trump
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Speaker 1: has not been criminally charged, he has not been formally
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Speaker 1: exonerated either. And by releasing thousands of pages of documents
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Speaker 1: cooperating with the House Oversight Committee's subpoena request, signing the
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Speaker 1: Epstein Files Transparency Act, and calling for more investigations into
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Speaker 1: Epstein's Democratic friends, President Trump has done more for Epstein's
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Speaker 1: victims than anyone before him. Oh yeah, just ask them,
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Speaker 1: they'll tell you that. And this guy just doesn't know
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Speaker 1: when to shut up. Now he's popping off about Tyler Robinson,
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Speaker 1: and about the length of the trial and how long
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Speaker 1: it's going to take to get there, buddy, it's a
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Speaker 1: capital case. Why don't you shut the fuck up before
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Speaker 1: you give his lawyers some grounds to say that the
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Speaker 1: whole entire thing's biased against Tyler Robinson? First day on
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Speaker 1: the job, dude? You don't know how a capital case works?
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Speaker 1: Take some time. Following passage of the Epstein Files Transparency
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Speaker 1: Act and the release of roughly 3.5 million pages, by
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Speaker 1: the Department of Justice in late 2025 and early 2026,
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Speaker 1: congressional Democrats and others have disputed the 2025 memo. Democratic
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Speaker 1: lawmakers and many of Epstein's victims concluded that the release files,
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Speaker 1: even with significant redactions, revealed the opposite of the claim
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Speaker 1: by the Department of Justice and FBI that there was
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Speaker 1: no evidence to predicate investigations of potential co-conspirators. Well, look,
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Speaker 1: they're not wrong. Plenty of co-conspirators that should be investigated.
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Speaker 1: There are numerous investigative leads that must be followed, despite Mr.
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Speaker 1: Blanch's claim that there are none. Survivor Danny Bensky testified
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Speaker 1: during Blanch's Senate confirmation hearing in July. Epstein and his accomplice, co-conspirator,
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Speaker 1: fellow child molester and bipedal servant Glenn Maxwell, did not
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Speaker 1: abuse women and children alone. Bensky added, others enabled these crimes,
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Speaker 1: exploited victims, and avoided accountability, for decades. The Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice did not return emails for this story, but Blanche
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Speaker 1: defended the agency's handling of the matter during his confirmation hearing, stating,
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Speaker 1: We will never not do anything we can to prosecute
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Speaker 1: anybody that committed any crimes against these women, he added.
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Speaker 1: If we learn today, if we learn next week, if
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Speaker 1: we learn next month, that there is an individual we
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Speaker 1: can investigate, indict, and prosecute out of the Epstein files,
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Speaker 1: you better believe it, we will. Dean and other members
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Speaker 1: of Congress who have reviewed the unredacted versions of the
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Speaker 1: files said they have found evidence of potential criminal acts
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Speaker 1: by Epstein's associates that warrant investigation. From the beginning, it's
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Speaker 1: been clear that Pam Bondi, Todd Blanche, and the rest
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Speaker 1: of the President Trump's team would and will do anything
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Speaker 1: to cover up the President's close relationship with Epstein and
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Speaker 1: protect their political allies. Dean told Raw Story, Not a
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Speaker 1: single person has been prosecuted by this Department of Justice
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Speaker 1: And they continue to withhold the files that they are
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Speaker 1: legally required to release. Well, not wrong about that either.
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Speaker 1: This administration talked a whole ass bunch of shit. Oh,
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Speaker 1: this one's going to get arrested. Hillary Clinton's getting arrested.
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Speaker 1: Everybody's getting arrested. We're draining the swamp. Bitch, you are
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Speaker 1: the swamp. Who do you think you're kidding? In their
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Speaker 1: open letter to Blanche and Patel, Dean and Raskin, pointed
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Speaker 1: to a 2014 message from a redacted email to Epstein,
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Speaker 1: asking if a young woman was for me, or are
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Speaker 1: you keeping her for yourself? The lawmakers discovered the address
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Speaker 1: behind the redaction was president at bard.edu, pointing to Leon Botstein,
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Speaker 1: then the president of Bard College. Botstein had already resigned
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Speaker 1: as president, but then stepped down from all his positions
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Speaker 1: affiliated with the college on the same day Raskin and
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Speaker 1: Dean sent the letter to the college administration. Botstein has
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Speaker 1: denied any criminal wrongdoing while saying that he did not
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Speaker 1: author or send the email. And there has been a
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Speaker 1: forensic review of that. And they've challenged the authenticity of
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Speaker 1: the email. We're going to get to that later. but
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Speaker 1: I just want to put that out there so you're
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Speaker 1: aware of it. We urge you once again to undertake
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Speaker 1: a serious investigation rather than a cover-up of the countless
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Speaker 1: potential crimes suggested in evidence in the Epstein files, Raskin
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Speaker 1: and Dean wrote to Blanche and Patel. This would require
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Speaker 1: you to abandon your risable lie that there is no
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Speaker 1: evidence in the Epstein files that could predicate an investigation
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Speaker 1: into third parties. And listen, I think that's just another
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Speaker 1: piece of the puzzle. when it comes to the cover-up.
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Speaker 1: It's obvious a cover-up's underway. But when you have a
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Speaker 1: memo like this that ties it right to the White House,
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Speaker 1: that's pretty damning. That's a paper trail. And when you're
20:48
Speaker 1: looking to investigate somebody and you're looking to maybe tie
20:52
Speaker 1: them to a cover-up, having a paper trail like that
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Speaker 1: is invaluable. So if we ever get to the point
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Speaker 1: of a special counsel, I think these emails are going
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Speaker 1: to come into play and they're going to be a
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Speaker 1: big deal. But obviously, we're a long way from fucking temporary, folks.
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Speaker 1: So we'll continue swimming through the merc of this cover-up,
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Speaker 1: looking for some clarity. And when we have some more
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Speaker 1: to add to the catalog, we most certainly will. But
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Speaker 1: until then, keep those flags of discontent waving. All the
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