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Secret Deals and Silent Men: Maxwell Alleges Epstein’s Network Was Shielded · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. A few months ago, Todd Blanche from the
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  DOJ sat down with Glain Maxwell for what he called
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  a profit session, and during that conversation, the idea was
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  to get some information from Glene Maxwell about people that
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  were allegedly involved with Jeffrey Epstein's bullshit. Well, as we know,
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  she had nothing to say, and according to her, everything
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  was just a big misunderstanding and she had nothing to
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  do with any kind of crimes that were committed by
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  Jeffrey Epstein. And of course everybody but catch herd libs
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  of TikTok, Dan Bongino and the DOJ knew that Glen
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  Maxwell was lying. And how do we know that she
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  was lying, Well, because in her Habeas corpus petition she
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  says that there's twenty five co conspirators, twenty five men
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  who paid secret settlements to extra themselves from any kind
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  of issues related to Jeffrey Epstein. And not only that,
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  but she's bringing up the four unnamed co conspirators who
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  are protected under the NPA, basically saying, if you can't
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  prosecute them, and you didn't prosecute them, you shouldn't have
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  prosecuted me either. That's what the gist of Glenn Maxwell's
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  argument is. And considering it doesn't look like she's leaving
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  jail anytime soon, it looks like she's ready to burn
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  the boats. And as much as I despise the wife
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  of Sir Pentor over here, I would love for her
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  to put some people on blast. That would be great.
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  The problem with Glene Maxwell giving anybody any sort of intelligence, though,
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  is that it's not trustworthy. And if you have to
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  put her in front of a jury to defend the
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  kind of evidence she's giving you, she's going to get
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  absolutely manhandled by whoever the attorney is, because the attorney
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  is going to show her no mercy during cross examination.
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  And I don't think I'm taking too big of a
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  leap here when I say that Jerry's really aren't the
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  biggest fans of human traffickers and child abusers. So any
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  kind of story about Glenn Maxwell offering up intelligence that's
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  going to be actionable was always bs And the whole
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  entire idea of moving her to Camp Brian was to
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  keep her quiet when it comes to that profit session
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  and not to offer up anything that's going to be
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  damaging to the administration, and she played her part perfectly.
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  So now her only hope is to get this habeas
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  across the finish line. And if that fails, all she
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  can hope for is that Donald Trump offers her a
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  pardon or he commutes her sentence. And previously I thought
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  that was just crazy, that it would never happen. But
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  considering Trump doesn't even think that what Epstein was doing
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  was too bad or was even real, I have no
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  doubt that he's thinking about pardoning Glenn Maxwell. What does
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  he have to lose. It's not like he can run
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  for office again. And if you think he cares about
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  the Republican Party, think again. We all know that Donald
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  Trump only cares about himself. Today's article is from the
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  Deli Mail and the headline stunning Epstein twist as Glaine
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  Maxwell claims twenty nine friends cut secret deals with the
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  DJ This article was authored by Ross Ibbitson Ghlaine Maxwell
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  has claimed that twenty nine friends of Jeffrey Epstein were
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  shielded through secret settlements by the Justice Department one hundred.
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  We all know that Leon Black bought his way out
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  down in the USVII That was documented well you don't
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  think other people did the same thing. And I'm sure
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  that there are some suits that we don't even know about,
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  because you know that these lawyers cooked up some secretive
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  deals and breaking news. I'm sure those deals weren't beneficial
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  to the girls that were abused. The disgrace socialite, what
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  I think he means is bipeudal, serpent, fellow child abuser, general,
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  all around scuzbag, an absolute monster. That's what you mean
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  when you say socialite. Right filed a habeas corpus petition
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  on December seventeenth, seeking to overturn her conviction, arguing that
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  prosecutor's cut deals with Epstein's associates while prosecuting her, as
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  if no such agreements existed, Well, that's why it should
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  have been charged with rico. Right, everybody would have been
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  caught up from top to bottom. But no, Instead, they
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  play games. They act the fool and expect all of
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  us to just go along with the charad like people
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  haven't been paying attention, Like people have no idea what's
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  going on here, Like Epstein's rich friends buying their way
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  out of trouble was something new that was to be expected,
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  and all these dudes were having these girls sign NPAs,
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  especially if they accuse them of abuse. And then if
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  you go and look at the language with the compensation fund,
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  forget it. If you take money from that fund, you
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  can't go after this one. You can't go after that one.
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  A poison pill from the very beginning. And then those women,
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  those girls, they didn't get their fair share. Can somebody
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  please explain to me how the USVII comes out of
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  this with over two hundred million dollars. Considering that the
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  USVII itself was one of the major bases where Epstein
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  was doing the abusing, where Epstein had his hooks in,
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  where Epstein had all the politicians riding his dick. I mean,
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  somebody please explain it to me, because you have women
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  out here, girls who were abused, who got peanuts. When
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  you look at the overall pot and unfortunately it was
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  all by design. When you're dealing with people that have
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  this kind of power, this kind of money, you know
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  that the table's going to be tilted in their favor.
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  Maxwell alleges at twenty five men reached undisclosed deals, while
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  four alleged co conspirators were known to investigators but never charged.
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  She does not name the individuals. Well, she's holding that
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  in her pocket. Still. This is a shot across the ballot, right.
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  This is to let her boy baby, Billy Blanche know
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  that she means business now and she expects the White
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  House and the DOJ to do the right thing and
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  get her out of prison. That's what it's all about,
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  make no mistake. That's all Glenn Maxwell cares about. Everything
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  else is secondary. This woman wants to get out of prison,
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  and she'll say whatever to do so. But when it
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  comes to the co conspirators, we already knew. Now we
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  might not know all their names, but every single person
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  that's been caught up with Epstein has paid their way out,
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  and we have a documented down in the USVII when
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  it comes to multiple people. I mean, Jess Staley has
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  paid his way out. We know that Leon Black has
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  paid his way out. We know that Glenn Dubin has
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  paid his way out. And while I understand survivors getting
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  settlements from people like that, why's the USVII settling Why
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  aren't they going after these people criminally speaking? If they
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  have all that evidence and they know that they were
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  all involved in this gigantic conspiracy. So if you're going
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  to file a seco suit, you should also be filing RICO, right, unless,
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  of course it was just a cash grab, which in
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  my opinion, that's all it ever was. Down in the USVII.
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  When it comes to the USVII government, they had at
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  both ends of the table. I mean, when Epstein was alive,
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  they were taking money from him hand over fist, and
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  then when he died they sued the estate for one
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  hundred and twenty something million, one hundred and eighty million,
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  whatever it came out to. Meanwhile, at the same exact time,
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  they were being sued by Epstein's survivors, meaning the USVII,
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  for their alleged role in enabling Jeffrey Epstein's bullshit. None
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  of the four named co conspirators or the twenty five
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  men with secret settlements were indicted, the court filing says.
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  Maxwell argues that the alleged concealment of the deals undermined
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  the fairness of her trial and violated her constitutional rights.
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  New evidence reveals that there were twenty five men with
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  which plaintiff lawyers reached secret settlements that could equally be
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  considered as co conspirators. The legal document states none of
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  these men have been prosecuted, and none has been revealed
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  to a petitioner. She would have called them as witnesses
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  had she known. In the sprawling court filing, Maxwell mounts
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  multiple lines of attack forming the basis of her habeas
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  corpus argument, including allegations of juram misconduct and suppression of evidence,
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  which is all bs. All of that stuff she is
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  talking about is absolute nonsense. She has been through multiple
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  levels of courts, whether it's district, whether it's the appeals court,
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  whether it's the Supreme Court, and they've all had the
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  same reaction. Sit down, shut up, do your time, and
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  be happy you didn't get more, because, my friends, twenty
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  years is not enough in my opinion, not for what
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  she did, not allegedly, did not might have done, but
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  for what she did that said, there's other people that
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  should be sitting in jail cell right next to her.
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  So as much as I detest Layne Maxwell, she's not
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  wrong about that. She alleges that prosecutors violated the terms
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  of Epstein's two thousand and seven non prosecution agreement in Florida,
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  which he claims extended immunity to co conspirators, and asserts
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  she was prosecuted for political reasons while others escape jail.
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  Bunch of bs, and the whole entire NPA should be
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  thrown out. I feel like I'm the only one talking
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  about that while everybody's off on the side quest talking
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  about bullshit. I feel like we should be hammering down
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  on the NPA, because without that NPA, we take away
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  a gigantic shield. And one of the best ways to
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  go after people like this is to leave them exposed, right,
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  get rid of all the loopholes, get rid of all
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  the technicalities, and leave them bearrassed. And the best way
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  to do that, obviously is to get rid of the NPA,
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  because Jeffrey Epstein wasn't in compliance with that NPA ever,
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  so it should be null and void. And if you
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  do that, well, you get rid of one of Glenn
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  Maxwell's strongest arguments, or what should be one of her
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  strongest arguments. And even that argument falls short. Not only
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  did the Appeals Court tell Glenn Maxwell to get stuffed,
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  so did the Supreme Court. So they're precedent for the
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  NPA not protecting her right. And that means there's precedent
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  for that NPA not to protect other people that thought
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  that they were going to be protected. But I think
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  the best way to go about this is to just
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  get rid of the NPA altogether and the DOJ and
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  Pam Bondi. They don't need anybody else to make that happen.
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  The sixty four year old is serving a twenty year
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  sentence at Federal Prison Camp Brian, a minimum security federal
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  women's prison in Brian, Texas. She was convicted in New
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  York in December of twenty twenty one of sex trafficking
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  over her role in recruiting and grooming under as for
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  abuse by Epstein between ninety four and two thousand and four.
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  The Justice Department set on Tuesday in a court filing
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  submitted in New York that it expects to release the
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  Epstein files in the New York term. Whatever that means,
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  never a date, right, just arbitrary whenever we decide to
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  release them. Who cares about the law? Attorney General Paum
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  Bondi said that her lawyers are redacting several million pages
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  of documents from the files of the DOJFBI, and US
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  Attorney's Office. The Epstein File Transparency Act, signed into law
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  by Donald Trump in November after a civil war in
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  the Republican Party acquired the DOJ to release the files
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  by December nineteenth. They have no desire to release them
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  at all, never mind by the deadline. No less than
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  two hundred lawyers in the US Attorney's Office for the
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  Southern District of New York were involved in the review.
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  Secutors assigned to Nicholas Maduro's high profile case have been
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  requisitioned as part of the effort. According to The New
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  York Times, Uh, okay, So that Maduro case is gonna
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  take forever. What you think they're just gonna walk in
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  and litigate that case. No fucking way. That's gonna be
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  a crazy case. So that could be back Bernard and
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  they don't have to worry about sending an army of
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  lawyers to deal with that. How about we deal with
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  something that's been back Bernard for decades. Unfortunately, Nicholas Madero
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  and the political theater surrounding him, Well, that's gonna have
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  to wait. And furthermore, Nicholas Madero is not even the
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  biggest drug dealer in custody. That would be OLMYO, have
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  we forgotten about him? You want to talk about Fennol,
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  You want to talk about Americans dying. Let's start the
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  conversation with the Los Chapitos, the Cineloa Cartel and CJNG.
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  Never mind Venezuela and Nicholas Maduro. Talk about a deflection,
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  talk about a distraction. But the delay has sparked fury
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  on Capitol Hill. Republican Representative Thomas Massey of Kentucky and
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  Democrat Rocanna of California accused the DOJ of a flavor
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  in violation of the law. Massey and Conna wrote to
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  Judge Paul Engelmeyer, who oversaw Maxwell's trial in New York,
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  no he didn't, requesting that the appoint that they appoint
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  an independent monitor to ensure the DOJ's compliance. Englemeyer took
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  the case over after Nathan moved to the Second Circuit.
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  Inglemeyer denied the request last week, stating that he does
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  not have the authority to supervise the Justice Department. He
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  added that he received letters from Epstein's victims supporting the
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  representative's request, which he said were undeniably important and timely.
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  The judge noted that Massey and Conna could initiate a
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  separate lawsuit or use the tools available to Congress to
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  seek DOJ oversight, and that's all true. They can and
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  unfortunately the judge's right. You have to have standing to
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  be an intervener. So it's up to Massey and Connon
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  now to make sure that they get the right standing
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  and they follow through in file suit. The Supreme Court
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  last year declined to hear Maxwell's appeal, leaving her conviction intact.
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  She has now turned to what lawyers describe as extraordinary
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  relief via a habeas corpus petition filed in the Southern
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  District of New York, seeking to vacate, set aside, or
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  correct her sentence based on alleged constitutional violations. Imagine being
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  Glenn Maxwell and crying that your constitutional rights were stepped
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  on after what she did to those girls. Talk about
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  fucking Hubris. The petition is a rare collateral attack, permitted
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  only after appeals fail and typically requiring proof of new
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  evidence or fundamental flaws. Such challenges only succeed in exceptional cases. Well,
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  we know that it's not going to work here, and
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  that Glenn Maxwell, unless her buddy Donald Trump cuts her
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  a deal, is going to be sitting in prison for
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  the next fifteen years or so. And my guess is
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  and again This is just my guess speculation that all
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  of this is theater. Glenn Maxwell's going through the motions,
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  and then when Trump's terms about to be up, she'll
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  probably get a pardon. At this point, the way Trump
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  has been acting, the way Trump doesn't give a shit
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  about Epstein or the survivors, it would be the ultimate
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  fu And if he's on his way out the door,
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  nothing anyone can do about it. Right, So at this
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  point I fully expect that to happen. Do I expect
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  that to happen before the end of his term? I don't,
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  But you know what, with as much of a wildcard
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  as this dude is, nothing's off the table. So like usual,
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  we'll keep an eye on things and we'll see if
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  these twenty five co conspirators or alleged co conspirators are
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  named anytime soon. All of the information that goes with
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  this episode can be found in the description box.