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Speaker 1: So we've heard a lot lately about Jeffrey Epstein in
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Speaker 1: those top secret files that the FBI, Attorney General, Department
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Speaker 1: of Justice holding hostage at this very moment. As you
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Speaker 1: guys know if you've watched this channel in the past,
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Speaker 1: I have made countless videos about Jeffrey Epstein talking about
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Speaker 1: some of the more intricate, intimate details of the affair.
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Speaker 1: But well, Epstein is known widely as being a a financier,
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Speaker 1: a blackmailer, and most recently known for his past relationship
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Speaker 1: with President Donald John Trump. There's far more to his
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Speaker 1: case than most people really know or understand now. Epstein
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Speaker 1: was a financier out of New York who first got
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Speaker 1: his start as a teacher at the Dalton School despite
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Speaker 1: having no actual college credentials to support his name, before
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Speaker 1: he went on to work at bear Stearns. He eventually
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Speaker 1: opened his own firm, Intercontinental Assets Group Incorporated or IAG,
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Speaker 1: which assisted clients in recovering stolen money from fraudulent brokers
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Speaker 1: and lawyers, in August of nineteen eighty one, and the
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Speaker 1: rest was secretive history. Obviously, we all know that Epstein
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Speaker 1: had prominent clients, partners, and friends in several industries across
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Speaker 1: the world. But today, on this episode of the show,
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Speaker 1: we're going to talk about what the Epstein Files could
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Speaker 1: potentially be composed of, the bare bones of the affairs,
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Speaker 1: so to speak, bones that have built the highly controversial
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Speaker 1: case that was suddenly upended by Jeffrey's own suspicious in
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Speaker 1: twenty nineteen. After all, as we all know, men tell
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Speaker 1: no tales. As always with today's show, if you want
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Speaker 1: to check out where I got this information, there is
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Speaker 1: a resources document In the description, all parties are presumed
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Speaker 1: innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. These
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Speaker 1: are just my opinions the host and producer of the show,
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Speaker 1: The Conspiracy Files. And with all that said, let's do
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Speaker 1: a deep dive. Hey, everybody real quickly to help this
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Speaker 1: to subscribe to the channel. Anyways, guys, let's get back
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Speaker 1: into it. We've talked so much about Epstein. This is
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Speaker 1: probably my eighth or ninth video about Epstein. I don't
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Speaker 1: know how many I have done so far. But today
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Speaker 1: we're going to really examine Epstein's intelligence connections and see
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Speaker 1: what kind of connections he had to what kind of
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Speaker 1: agencies and who would these agencies help to create the
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Speaker 1: Epstein enigma that we're all familiar with now. It's long
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Speaker 1: been believed by many that Jeffrey Epstein had possible connections
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Speaker 1: with intelligence agencies, particularly the Central Intelligence Agency of the
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Speaker 1: US or CIA. Rumors of this connection started with Epstein himself,
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Speaker 1: who supposedly told people that he was an intelligence agent
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Speaker 1: early on in his career. Some also believe that this
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Speaker 1: connection was made due to the fact that Epstein supposedly
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Speaker 1: possessed state wealth portionate to his own income. Epstein allegedly
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Speaker 1: met with former CIA director and diplomat William J. Burns
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Speaker 1: at least three times, and during those meetings, Burns reportedly
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Speaker 1: requested that Epstein help him quote transition to the private sector.
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Speaker 1: Epstein also allegedly had connections with the OSS, or Office
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Speaker 1: of Strategic Services, that was the primary intelligence agency to
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Speaker 1: the US during World War II. The OSS was established
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Speaker 1: in nineteen forty two and was the predecessor to the
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Speaker 1: modern day CIA and US Special Operations Command, led by
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Speaker 1: General William J. Donovan. The OSS was responsible for gathering intelligence,
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Speaker 1: conducting covert operations, and supporting resistance movements in enemy territory.
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Speaker 1: The OSS group was also involved in activities such as sabotage, espionage,
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Speaker 1: and counter intelligence. Now, interestingly, Donald Barr, the father of
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Speaker 1: William Bill Barr, who served as Attorney General for Bush
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Speaker 1: and Donald Trump, was an OSS officer who initially hired
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Speaker 1: Epstein to work for him at the Dalton School despite
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Speaker 1: having no degree. And it's not irrational to think that
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Speaker 1: Donald Barr could have recruited Epstein into the same arena. Now,
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Speaker 1: I do want to point out that it is very
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Speaker 1: very strange. Donald Barr is William Bilbarr's father. William Barr.
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Speaker 1: Bill Barr was the Attorney General of the US in
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Speaker 1: twenty nineteen when Epstein was arrested and ultimately self deleted
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Speaker 1: himself allegedly. Obviously, we know that that didn't happen when
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Speaker 1: I'll just say, when Epstein was in prison, he was
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Speaker 1: the Attorney General, And you can't make that up. The
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Speaker 1: Attorney General of the US, his dad hired the most
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Speaker 1: infamous criminal in the world at that time, decades prior
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Speaker 1: before Epstein was doing anything, before Epstein was allegedly involved
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Speaker 1: in finance or blackmul or anything, the Attorney General's dad
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Speaker 1: had hired him. And then his son is overseeing all
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Speaker 1: of the justice system in the United States when Epstein
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Speaker 1: is also Donald Barr, William Barr's father, wrote a book.
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Speaker 1: I think it's called Space Relations. I can't remember what
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Speaker 1: it's called, but it's a book about intergalactic of miners. Yes,
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Speaker 1: Donald Barr actually wrote and published this book while he
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Speaker 1: was working at the school of the Dalton School, which
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Speaker 1: was a school for children. And there is a plot
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Speaker 1: line in the book about these miners by like aliens
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Speaker 1: in space. It's truly weird. You literally could not make
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Speaker 1: this stuff up. Additionally, a former White House official reported
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Speaker 1: that the US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida,
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Speaker 1: Alexander Acosta, stated that when he was vetted for his
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Speaker 1: cabinet post in the Trump administration, Acosta was told Epstein
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Speaker 1: belonged to intelligence and to leave it alone. Acosta also
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Speaker 1: was the one who approved that two thousand and eight
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Speaker 1: sweetheart deal that allowed the ring leader, Epstein to plead
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Speaker 1: guilty to a single state charge of in exchange for
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Speaker 1: a federal non prosecution agreement. Obviously, we could talk all
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Speaker 1: day about that too, and how this agreement was incredibly bizarre,
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Speaker 1: and it basically said that we know that you had
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Speaker 1: co conspirators, but we're never going to prosecute them if
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Speaker 1: you sign this, and we're not going to bring this
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Speaker 1: to like this big trial and we're not going to
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Speaker 1: do this and this and this, and Epstein was given
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Speaker 1: a comfortable suite in jail where he could use his
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Speaker 1: laptop and conduct work in business from his jail cell.
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Speaker 1: He was also allowed to go to Israel well on
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Speaker 1: bail and return back to the US to go to prison.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's just the weirdest situation you can possibly imagine.
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Speaker 1: And I talked about that in a previous video. But
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Speaker 1: after Epstein's arrest in July twenty nineteen on those charges,
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Speaker 1: Alexander Acosta faced renewed and harsher criticism for his role
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Speaker 1: in the two thousand and eight non prosecution agreement, as
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Speaker 1: well as criticism and calls for his resignation as Secretary
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Speaker 1: of Labor. He eventually did resign in the wake of
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Speaker 1: this scandal. Shortly after Epstein's In August twenty nineteen, a friend,
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Speaker 1: an attorney for Glaine Maxwell, his longtime companion, and accused
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Speaker 1: Coke and Spirator in the bring stage to photograph of
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Speaker 1: Maxwell reading the book of Honor the Secret Lives of
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Speaker 1: CIA Operatives at a Los Angeles in and out burger.
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Speaker 1: How bizarre is that they specifically staged her reading a
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Speaker 1: book about lives of CIA operatives to be published and
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Speaker 1: disseminated throughout the media. In twenty twenty, the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice's Office of Professional Responsibility or OPR, released a three
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty page report detailing Epstein's plea deal and
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Speaker 1: other matters. It was reported that the OPR looked into
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Speaker 1: allegations that surfaced in press reports over the years that
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Speaker 1: Epstein may have gotten special treatment because he was some
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Speaker 1: sort of asset to US intelligence agencies.
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Speaker 2: Quote.
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Speaker 1: Acosta stated to OPR that the answer is no end
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Speaker 1: quote their reports said. A twenty twenty one Rolling Stone
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Speaker 1: story involved a man named Stephen Hoffenberg, a very very
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Speaker 1: close confidant of Epstein who was imprisoned for eighteen years
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Speaker 1: for committing a four hundred and fifty million dollar Ponzi scheme,
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Speaker 1: and this story detailed how Stephen Hoffenberg had worked with
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Speaker 1: Epstein in the financial sector. Hoffenberg claimed that at the time,
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Speaker 1: Epstein moved in intelligence circles. When the author of this piece,
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Speaker 1: Vicky Ward, brought up Hoffenberg's relationship to Epstein himself, the
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Speaker 1: former financier reportedly legally threatened her, saying there's any implication
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Speaker 1: of wrongdoing, I will take legal action against you personally.
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you so you understand. I will be as
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Speaker 1: harsh as I possibly can personally, not for the magazine,
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Speaker 1: but you because I had this discussion with you, this
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Speaker 1: relationship is with you. You shouldn't risk your future for
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Speaker 1: a job. On July fourteenth, twenty twenty five, Eric Weinstein,
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Speaker 1: a mathematician and former managing director at Teal Capital Peter
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Speaker 1: Teel Capital, I should point out, told podcast hosts Stephen
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Speaker 1: Bartlett during an interview that quote Jeffrey Epstein was a
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Speaker 1: product of one or more elements of the intelligence community
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Speaker 1: end quote. Weinstein explained that Epstein likely had a connection
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Speaker 1: to the scientific community and potentially influenced research or funding
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Speaker 1: within it. He mentions also in the same interview that
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Speaker 1: very powerful people told him he needed to meet Epstein
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Speaker 1: and that Epstein knew a tremendous amount about his scientific work.
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Speaker 1: He found this to be unusual. He also went on
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Speaker 1: to claim that quote, he had no idea who Epstein was,
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Speaker 1: and he didn't know who ran him. But he claimed
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Speaker 1: that he was not a financier in any standard sense.
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Speaker 1: That was a cover story British and trumpenneu or Bartlett
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Speaker 1: then asks Weinstein about having met Epstein, and he says, quote,
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Speaker 1: he wasn't a financier the day I met him, and quote.
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Speaker 1: Weinstein goes on to describe Epstein as a weird guy
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Speaker 1: who didn't seem to know a lot about currency trading.
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Speaker 1: Weinstein also described Epstein as a construct. In the podcast,
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Speaker 1: Weinstein questions why Epstein's ties to the intelligence community haven't
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Speaker 1: been more thoroughly investigated. Weinstein believes that part of this
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Speaker 1: is due to the efficacy collapse happening within various academic
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Speaker 1: and scientific institutions. On July sixteenth, twenty twenty five, in
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Speaker 1: an article published by ABC News, victims' rights lawyer Brad
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Speaker 1: Edwards stated, quote, the government should know whether or not
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Speaker 1: he was an intelligence asset, whether he's ever done work
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Speaker 1: with the government, whether he's ever had a deal with
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Speaker 1: the government before. He also said quote, I would assume
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Speaker 1: that that is also within the Epstein files. I don't
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Speaker 1: know that information I would like to know. Edwards has
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Speaker 1: spent the last two decades searching for the truth about
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Speaker 1: Epstein's life and crimes, but despite the implications and significance
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Speaker 1: of these connections to intelligence, most of mainstream media has
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Speaker 1: declined to dig deeper into these claims and has instead
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Speaker 1: opted to largely focus on the more salacious aspects of
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Speaker 1: the Epstein scandal. The narrative soon became that Epstein was
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Speaker 1: an anomaly, the sole mastermind, the only one involved in
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Speaker 1: an industrial enterprise, and a talented con artist. Even his
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Speaker 1: closest associates and benefactors, like retail billionaire Les Wesner, have
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Speaker 1: been taken at their word that they knew nothing of
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Speaker 1: Epstein's crimes, even when there is considerable evidence to the contrary.
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Speaker 1: It's crazy. You see this in the media, and you
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Speaker 1: see this with the government. Prime example, Glenn Maxwell's reach something.
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Speaker 1: You go in and you ask them what do you
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Speaker 1: know about Epstein? I didn't know anything, Okay, interview over.
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Speaker 1: That's all it takes. It's like somebody robs a bank.
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Speaker 1: They have a huge, nineteen twenty style big bag of
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Speaker 1: money with the giant dollar sign written on it. They
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Speaker 1: got it slung over their shoulder, and they're sitting there
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Speaker 1: and the cops walk up to them and say, hey,
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Speaker 1: do you know anything about that bank robbery? And the
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Speaker 1: person just goes no, and they just turn around and
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Speaker 1: walk away. There's no further investigation, even though it's incredibly
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Speaker 1: obvious the evidence points to this person being involved. They're
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Speaker 1: trying their hardest to not involve people and to not
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Speaker 1: dig any deeper. There was lots of reporting recently about
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Speaker 1: the US Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick. You might know the guy.
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Speaker 1: He's got a kind of a distinctive look. He actually
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Speaker 1: went on the record and claimed that Epstein was blackmailing people.
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Speaker 1: This is an active government official in the US right now.
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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna read you from this article that was
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Speaker 1: published on ABC News. Asked by The New York Post's
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Speaker 1: Miranda Divine on Wednesday's Podforce one podcast. Whether high profile
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Speaker 1: associates of Epstein knew of his behavior and just ignored it,
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Speaker 1: Lutnick said he believes, quote no, they participated. They participated.
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Speaker 1: That's what his mL was, get a massage, Get a massage,
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Speaker 1: and what happened in that massage room I assume was
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Speaker 1: on video. Lutnick said, this guy was the greatest blackmailer ever.
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Speaker 3: End quote.
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Speaker 1: Lutnick, Epstein's former neighbors, said he believes Epstein may have
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Speaker 1: traded alleged blackmail videos for a lesser prison sentence in
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Speaker 1: the so called sweetheart deal.
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Speaker 4: Quote.
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Speaker 1: I assume way back when they traded those videos in
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Speaker 1: exchange for him getting that eighteen month sentence which allowed
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Speaker 1: him to have visits and be out of jail. I mean,
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Speaker 1: he's a serial. How could he get eighteen months and
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Speaker 1: be able to go to his office during the day
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Speaker 1: and have visitors and stuff. There must have been a trade. Now,
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Speaker 1: remember this is still in the article. This is just crazy.
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Speaker 1: It's all been a big hoax. Trump told reporters in July.
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Speaker 1: It's perpetrated by the Democrats and some stupid Republicans and
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Speaker 1: foolish Republicans fall into the net, and so they try
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Speaker 1: and do the Democrats work. Lutnick, in his interview with Divine,
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Speaker 1: described Epstein as a gross I say to him, massage
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Speaker 1: table in the middle of your house. How often do
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Speaker 1: you have a massage, Lutnix said, And he says every day.
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Speaker 1: And then he gets like weirdly close to me and
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Speaker 1: he says, and the right kind of massage, Lutnick said.
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Speaker 1: So that's just going to point out that there are
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Speaker 1: actual people in the US government right now, trusted people
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Speaker 1: in Trump's world. They're saying Epstein was a blackmailer, which
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Speaker 1: is in complete contrast with what Cash Pattel, the skeezy
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Speaker 1: little in charge of the FBI, has to say about Epstein,
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Speaker 1: where he says there's zero, zero evidence. There's not a
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Speaker 1: shred of credible evidence that Epstein, single person, or even
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Speaker 1: headed operation in the first place, which is just mental.
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Speaker 1: Along with the United States intelligence agencies, Epstein was alleged
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Speaker 1: to have connections to several foreign governments as well, including
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Speaker 1: the governments of Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the United Kingdom.
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Speaker 1: During the nineteen eighties, for example, Epstein used an Austrian
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Speaker 1: passport with a false name and a Saudi Arabian residence.
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Speaker 1: The FBI found this passport in a safe after urching
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Speaker 1: his home in Manhattan.
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Speaker 5: Here's a news club new details today on financier Jeffrey
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Speaker 5: Epstein's fight to get out of a federal lock up
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Speaker 5: as he faces charges. Two of his accusers faced him
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Speaker 5: at a bail hearing Monday, and we learn more about
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Speaker 5: what was found inside of his home. CBS fours Mola
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Speaker 5: Lengghi is covering the case in New York City.
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Speaker 6: It is safe.
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Speaker 3: Inside Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan home, prosecutors say they found piles
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Speaker 3: of cash and diamonds, plus an expired foreign passport with
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Speaker 3: Epstein's picture, a fake name, and residency listed as Saudi Arabia.
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Speaker 3: They also discovered new photos of nude and semi nude,
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Speaker 3: plus bank accounts totaling over five hundred million dollars. All
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Speaker 3: reasons the government wants Epstein to remain in jail until
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Speaker 3: his trial.
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Speaker 2: Certainly, anybody that keeps thousands of pictures of children in
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Speaker 2: his home is somebody that I think could present a
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Speaker 2: danger to community.
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Speaker 1: This supposedly was during the time in which Epstein was
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Speaker 1: working with Saudi Arabian businessman at Nan Kashogi, who obviously
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Speaker 1: you may know from being heavily involved in the Iran
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Speaker 1: Contra affair. Kashogi is one of the most notorious kind
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Speaker 1: of intelligent, steep state bad guys that has ever existed.
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Speaker 1: Weapons from America to the Middle East, and you know
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Speaker 1: so much more. Epstein was really close with Adnan and
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Speaker 1: he worked with him frequently on many projects. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if you knew that, but if that doesn't scream
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Speaker 1: intelligence to you right away when you read that for
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Speaker 1: the first time, I mean, the Iran Contra affair is
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Speaker 1: one of the biggest intelligence CIA scandals of all time,
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Speaker 1: and the lead player really of that scandal, Koshogi, was
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Speaker 1: working with Epstein during that same time period. It's hard
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Speaker 1: to believe. In a twenty twenty five news clip with
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Speaker 1: Chanelle Ryan, Mike Benz explained Adnan Koashogi's connection to the
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Speaker 1: CIA in particular. Just take a look at this. It's
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Speaker 1: pretty watered down now.
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Speaker 7: Adnan Kashogi was the CIA's primary middleman for illicit arms
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Speaker 7: trafficking in the Middle East for the entirety of the
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Speaker 7: nineteen sixty seven and eighties. Koshogi was the largest weapons
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Speaker 7: dealer in the entire world, and.
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Speaker 4: This is the guy.
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Speaker 3: The entire left said that Saudi Arabia was a playah
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Speaker 3: for having executed this man.
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Speaker 7: That's the guy there, that's that's his uncle. So Jamal
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Speaker 7: Koshogi is is Odnan Koshoghi's nephew. But the Kashogi family
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Speaker 7: is deeply involved in CIA and military and diplomatic affairs
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Speaker 7: all across the Middle East and NATO. Odnan Koashogi was
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Speaker 7: the main character in the Iran Contra scandal of the
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Speaker 7: night in the early nineteen eighties, right when Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 7: was his personal asset shielder, his money lawn, yes, financial
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Speaker 7: fixer exactly. So Jeffrey Epstein gets a fake passport.
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Speaker 4: At this at this time Saudi Arabian.
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Speaker 7: Yes, yes, and a listing of rest.
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Speaker 5: Also an Israeli passport too, right.
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Speaker 7: So I know that there's three passports or so that
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Speaker 7: were found, three or four passports that were found in
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Speaker 7: the safe. I don't know what the other residences were.
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Speaker 7: But the fact is is the Adnan Koshogi affair with
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Speaker 7: Iran Contra was Koshogi working with the Central Intelligence Agency
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Speaker 7: in the US National Security Council hiding this all from
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Speaker 7: Congress because Congress had passed this thing called the Boland Amendment,
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Speaker 7: which prevented the whole purpose of this Iran contra deal
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Speaker 7: was to get basically sell weapons to Iran even though
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Speaker 7: there was an arms in bargos it was illegal, and
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Speaker 7: then used the proceeds of the weapons to fund a
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Speaker 7: second proxy war in Nicaragua that the Democrats had passed
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Speaker 7: a ban on, and the whole thing was basically selling
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Speaker 7: illegal weapons to Iran through Israel.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: Adnan Koshogi was one of several defense contractors that Epstein
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Speaker 1: knew and worked with in the nineteen eighties. Epstein's lawyers
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Speaker 1: later claimed that this was for personal protection to be
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Speaker 1: presented to potential hijackers or terrorists when Epstein was traveling
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Speaker 1: in the Middle East. His Jewish faith and substantial wealth,
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Speaker 1: according to them, made him a significant target while traveling.
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Speaker 1: He kept those connections to deep state weapons kind of
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Speaker 1: evil individual just to protect himself. Ebstein also was allegedly
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Speaker 1: very close with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman or MBS.
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Speaker 1: At the time, the sudden rise of MBS was highly
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Speaker 1: controversial due to his orders that were given to Jamal Kashogi,
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Speaker 1: a political Saudi journalist who openly criticized the Saudi government,
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Speaker 1: who was a resident of the United States. Keep in
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Speaker 1: mind that's something too that the US doesn't really care about.
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Speaker 1: A US citizen was a journalist was If you've never
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Speaker 1: heard the story of Jamal Kashogi, I would highly recommend
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Speaker 1: looking into it. There's security footage of him walking into
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Speaker 1: a building and a bunch of Saudi Arabian guys walking
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Speaker 1: in after him, and then they all come out carrying
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Speaker 1: little boxes or suitcases. I can't remember what it is,
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Speaker 1: but it's essentially what they believe was his He was
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Speaker 1: in that building, his body parts were stuffed into these
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Speaker 1: smaller containers and then they were brought out piece by
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Speaker 1: piece by these people. It's a known thing that NBS
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Speaker 1: Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salmon ordered this American journy to
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Speaker 1: be and the US has never even said anything about it.
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Speaker 1: We're just such weak, little whimps who power to power.
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Speaker 1: We don't stand up for anybody. We stand up kind
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Speaker 1: of for ourselves barely. But in this case, we're letting
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Speaker 1: American citizens get I mean multiple American citizens in the
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Speaker 1: Israel Palestine conflict that's going on right now haven't said
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Speaker 1: anything about that, of course not so. But back to Epstein.
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Speaker 1: You see, on November seventh, twenty sixteen, Epstein flew his
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Speaker 1: private jet to Riad, Saudi Arabia, as documented by aviation data.
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Speaker 1: Then he returned to Paris on the knife. There are
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Speaker 1: two major events that could have been related to Epstein's
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Speaker 1: forty eight hour trip to Saudi Arabia that were revealed
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Speaker 1: in the news at that time. On November eighth, the
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Speaker 1: day after Epstein landed in Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince NBS
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Speaker 1: bestowed Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, Joseph F.
19:55
Speaker 1: Dunford Junior, with the Order of King Abdulaziz, a civilian
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Speaker 1: award for distinguished service to Saudi Arabia. The second, though,
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Speaker 1: was Jeff Bezos on November ninth, so Epstein was already
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Speaker 1: there for a day and he would be there the
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Speaker 1: rest of the day before leaving. The next day, MBS
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Speaker 1: Mohammed bin Salman allegedly held a meeting with Jeff Bezos,
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Speaker 1: several Amazon executives, and two Saudi ministers. The Saudi press
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Speaker 1: claimed that they discussed fields of cooperation and investment opportunities
20:25
Speaker 1: available to the Kingdom's Vision twenty thirty, the Crown Prince's
20:29
Speaker 1: signature economic initiative. In a nutshell, this vision was that
20:32
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia would be moving away from being oil dependent
20:36
Speaker 1: and trying to move into tourism, technology, and other industries.
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Speaker 1: If MBS was interested in an investment opportunity, why not
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Speaker 1: have Jeff Bezos and Epstein there. Epstein's address book, made
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Speaker 1: public in twenty fifteen, listed many individuals with ties to
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Speaker 1: the Middle East, including a sad Prince Salomon believed to
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Speaker 1: be MBS's father, King Solomon bin Adulaziz, and Prince Bandar
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Speaker 1: Bin Sultan, MBS his cousin, and the former Saudi ambassador
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Speaker 1: to the US. So one other thing that is very
21:04
Speaker 1: strange is Bandar Been Sultan Vandhar Bush is what he
21:09
Speaker 1: was known as in the United States. He was the
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Speaker 1: Saudi to US ambassador, basically the delegate from Saudi Arabia
21:15
Speaker 1: at the time of nine to eleven and on and
21:17
Speaker 1: after nine to eleven, President George W. Bush was photographed
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Speaker 1: extensively conversing and talking with Bandar Bush, Bandar beIN Sultan
21:28
Speaker 1: and even laughing the two of them were sitting together.
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Speaker 1: It's very very bizarre photographs, and we could go down
21:35
Speaker 1: the rabbit hole extremely deep with Saudi Arabia and nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven. I believe that those people were let completely
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Speaker 1: off the hook with their connections to those attacks. Just
21:45
Speaker 1: look at the amount of hijackers that came from Saudi Arabia,
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Speaker 1: and the US has always been like harsh stating there's
21:52
Speaker 1: no connection there. But there's like absolutely bolt loads of
21:55
Speaker 1: evidence that there is indeed a very very strong and
22:00
Speaker 1: disturbing connection between nine to eleven and the Kingdom of
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Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia. But back to Epstein, the address book of
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Speaker 1: Epstein's also contained the names of Saudi businessman Ahmer al
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Speaker 1: Dabak and Wafik, said. A spokesperson for al Daba denied
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Speaker 1: any relationship with Epstein, but journalist Edward j. Epstein recounted
22:19
Speaker 1: in April twenty thirteen meeting with Jeffrey Epstein, who's unrelated.
22:23
Speaker 1: The two of them aren't related, just the same last name,
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Speaker 1: which occurred at Epstein's Upper East Side manship. He said
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Speaker 1: in his article quote in the ante Room, I had
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Speaker 1: seen photos of Epstein with Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman
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Speaker 1: and Emirate Prince Mohammad benzaiait some in Beachwaar and with
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Speaker 1: snorkelgear I asked, are these clients in the Middle East?
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Speaker 1: He answered that somewhere, and then he was planning to
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Speaker 1: buy a house in Ryad since that was becoming the
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Speaker 1: new center of international finance end quote. A Business Insider
22:50
Speaker 1: article in September nineteen asked several Ameraudi agencies whether Mohammad
22:55
Speaker 1: Benzaiad was friends with or headed connection to Epstein. None
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Speaker 1: of the agencies, including the UA Embassy in Washington, d C,
23:03
Speaker 1: acknowledged their requests for comment. They didn't even deny it
23:06
Speaker 1: or say we received your message and it's a no.
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Speaker 1: They just never responded. Journalist James Stewart detailed similar visits
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Speaker 1: to his New York mansion, stating that Epstein showed him
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Speaker 1: a photograph of Mohammed bin Sauman, which was hanging on
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Speaker 1: his wall. Stuart said that Epstein told him quote the
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Speaker 1: Crown Prince had visited him many times and they often
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Speaker 1: spoke end quote. Stuart also said that Epstein had spoken
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Speaker 1: to the Saudis about possibly investing in Tesla, the company
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Speaker 1: owned by Elon Musk, but he didn't elaborate about which
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Speaker 1: Saudi's or any other specifics. According to a Middle East
23:36
Speaker 1: I article in twenty nineteen, Saudi Arabia ended up investing
23:40
Speaker 1: two billion dollars in Tesla last year, but the company,
23:43
Speaker 1: of course denied ever working with Jeffrey Epstein. Unfortunately, due
23:47
Speaker 1: to Epstein's tragic in twenty nineteen, not much more was
23:52
Speaker 1: determined about his connection to Saudi Arabian intelligence. I did
23:55
Speaker 1: a whole video about Epstein's ties to Israeli intelligence and
24:00
Speaker 1: the leaked email messages that were recently published between Epstein
24:04
Speaker 1: and a who Barack, the former Prime Minister of Israel
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Speaker 1: and one of Israel's top intelligence related figures from all
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Speaker 1: of Israeli history. But we do need to cover some
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Speaker 1: of this stuff again because it is pretty important now.
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Speaker 1: Epstein was also accused of being an intelligence asset many
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Speaker 1: times over of the Israeli government, and that's because he
24:24
Speaker 1: was one. US journalists Dylan Howard, Melissa Cronin, and James
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Speaker 1: Robertson linked Epstein to the Israeli Massad in their book
24:31
Speaker 1: Epstein Men Tell No Tales. They relied for the most
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Speaker 1: part on the former Israeli intelligence officer Ari Ben Menash.
24:38
Speaker 1: According to him, Epstein's activities as a spy served to
24:42
Speaker 1: gather compromising material on powerful people in order to blackmail them.
24:46
Speaker 1: According to the book One Nation Under Blackmail, Volume two,
24:49
Speaker 1: written by Whitney Webb, I highly recommend you read both
24:52
Speaker 1: volumes of that book. They're very long, but very enlightening.
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Speaker 1: The nineteen nineties saw a proliferation of Israeli espionage activity
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Speaker 1: in the u United States that targeted the highest levels
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Speaker 1: of government, all the way up to the White House.
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Speaker 1: Now there was wire tapping. There was a wire tapping
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Speaker 1: of White House phones by the Israeli government for the
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Speaker 1: purpose of gathering blackmail, and that's recorded, and that did
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Speaker 1: take place. But it's also important to keep in mind
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Speaker 1: that Epstein himself had been visiting the White House at
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Speaker 1: that very same time, where he allegedly courted the President
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton. I just did an episode about that recently
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Speaker 1: and other influential White House officials, congressmen, and senators. Former
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Speaker 1: Israeli intelligence official Ari Benmanash has alleged that Epstein's blackmail
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Speaker 1: operation was created at Israel's behest Israel specifically requested that
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Speaker 1: Epstein start doing this for them, specifically to blackmail President
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton, who they wanted to have under their thumb.
25:45
Speaker 1: Ari Benmnash specifically said the following quote. The Israelis feared
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Speaker 1: that mister Clinton, when he was campaigning for president, will
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Speaker 1: be a repeat of mister Carter. He wanted to press
25:54
Speaker 1: them for peace with the Palestinians and all that stuff.
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Speaker 1: They feared Clinton wasn't that, but they feared he was that.
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Speaker 1: I think mister Epstein was sent early on to catch
26:02
Speaker 1: up with President Clinton. End quote. It's said that Epstein
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Speaker 1: visited Clinton approximately seventeen times in less than two years.
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Speaker 1: In May of twenty twenty three, a story from the
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Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal that was reprinted by the Times of
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Speaker 1: Israel alleged that former Israeli Prime Minister Ahood Barrock, like
26:18
Speaker 1: I just mentioned before, met with Epstein dozens of times
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Speaker 1: starting in twenty thirteen, but their friendship has been documented
26:24
Speaker 1: to have existed long before that. Beginning in December twenty fifteen,
26:28
Speaker 1: For example, Ahudbarrock met with Epstein monthly for nearly a
26:32
Speaker 1: year straight. In July twenty nineteen, The New York Times
26:34
Speaker 1: reported that Ahoud Brock, then seventy seven years old, had
26:38
Speaker 1: received approximately two point three million dollars in payments between
26:42
Speaker 1: two thousand and four and two thousand and six from
26:44
Speaker 1: a foundation associated with Epstein. Epstein also invested a reported
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Speaker 1: one million dollars in a limited partnership established by Barrock
26:52
Speaker 1: in twenty fifteen, which I talked about in that previous video,
26:56
Speaker 1: a partnership that was funding a nine one one service
26:59
Speaker 1: that basically, if you call nine one one, they can
27:01
Speaker 1: get access to your phone and your camera and use
27:04
Speaker 1: your phone as their own and access every part of
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Speaker 1: your phone. And there are members of the US government,
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Speaker 1: US Department of Defense, I believe, or Homeland Security former
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Speaker 1: officials that are on the board of directors with that company.
27:18
Speaker 1: So clearly it's some sort of intelligence front that Epstein
27:21
Speaker 1: invested in, and it was tied to also Peter Teel,
27:24
Speaker 1: the king of deep state intelligence. Just evil, evil sort
27:27
Speaker 1: of guy. But if you want to know more about that,
27:29
Speaker 1: I would highly recommend you watch my specific Epstein Israel
27:33
Speaker 1: video now Ahude. Barack's purported ties to Epstein were even
27:36
Speaker 1: admonished by current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin net and Yahoo,
27:40
Speaker 1: who at the time called for an investigation into Barack
27:43
Speaker 1: and Epstein's friendship. In January twenty twenty four, former National
27:48
Speaker 1: Security Agency or NSA counterspy John Schindler wrote on his
27:52
Speaker 1: Top Secret Umbra blog that Epstein appeared to have been
27:55
Speaker 1: a part of a shadowy Israeli influence operation characterized and
27:59
Speaker 1: no as mega megay shitdn't the rote quote. There's a
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Speaker 1: venerable spook joke that you need to move on from
28:06
Speaker 1: counterintelligence work when at least once a week you stare
28:09
Speaker 1: at yourself in the mirror while shaving and think, I
28:11
Speaker 1: wonder who he's really working for. That's not a one job.
28:15
Speaker 1: And given the industrial scale of Epstein's over decades, with
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Speaker 1: at least hundreds of victims, it would take a considerable retinue,
28:22
Speaker 1: if not a small army, to keep that sordid operation
28:25
Speaker 1: going and out of public view for any extended period
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Speaker 1: end quote. A BBC documentary House of Maxwell released in
28:32
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two, alleged that Robert Maxwell, father of former
28:36
Speaker 1: socialite and convicted and Epstein partner Ghlaine Maxwell, had claimed
28:41
Speaker 1: that Epstein helped Maxwell hide hundreds of millions of dollars
28:45
Speaker 1: that he had stolen from his company's pension funds. Gallaiine
28:48
Speaker 1: Maxwell is running the operation with Jeffrey Epstein. She's one
28:51
Speaker 1: of the power players. Gallaiine's father is a known and
28:54
Speaker 1: extremely extremely powerful Massad agent Israeli intelligence agent, and Epstein
29:00
Speaker 1: worked with Glaine's father, Robert Maxwell for years. Robert Maxwell,
29:04
Speaker 1: once again being a documented Israeli Massad spy intelligence asset.
29:10
Speaker 1: Robert Maxwell himself suspiciously fell off of his yacht and
29:14
Speaker 1: died in nineteen ninety one, very suspiciously. He was definitely well.
29:19
Speaker 1: Should be noted that Donald Trump himself also partied on
29:22
Speaker 1: Robert Maxwell's yacht with Glane and Epstein before Maxwell died
29:26
Speaker 1: very bizarre. In twenty twenty, Stephen Hoffenberg, Epstein's former financial partner,
29:31
Speaker 1: said on an episode of the podcast Broken Seeking Justice,
29:35
Speaker 1: that Epstein and Glane Maxwell met as early as nineteen
29:39
Speaker 1: eighty eight through Robert Maxwell himself. It was one of
29:41
Speaker 1: the first instances claiming that Epstein and Robert Maxwell had
29:45
Speaker 1: business dealings together, although the podcast did not independently verify
29:48
Speaker 1: the allegations. According to Forbes, some also thought that the
29:53
Speaker 1: ring that Epstein was running was a honeypot operation being
29:56
Speaker 1: run to get incriminating evidence on world leaders and politicians.
30:00
Speaker 1: This is one way they could, in theory, pressure leaders
30:02
Speaker 1: to get in line with their agenda or else release
30:05
Speaker 1: photos or videos of said political leaders or powerful people
30:09
Speaker 1: in different industries having relations with children. There were also
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Speaker 1: additional rumors that Robert Maxwell had even more connections to
30:15
Speaker 1: other agencies like the CIA, the MI six which is
30:19
Speaker 1: the United Kingdom's CIA, and the KGB or the Soviet
30:22
Speaker 1: Union's intelligence agency. With all these connections and particularly his
30:26
Speaker 1: relationship with Epstein up until, it's definitely possible that Epstein
30:30
Speaker 1: had some involvement with all these agencies as well. Additionally,
30:34
Speaker 1: journalist Glenn Greenwald posted on his ex account regarding the
30:38
Speaker 1: Israeli connection Epstein had, saying quote, one of Epstein's closest
30:41
Speaker 1: friends was former Israeli Pmahod Barack. A key source of
30:45
Speaker 1: Epstein's vast wealth, though mysterious, was from Les Wexner, whose
30:49
Speaker 1: primary life cause is Israel. Glenn Maxwell's father, the billionaire
30:53
Speaker 1: Robert Maxwell, was a massad agent who mysteriously died after
30:56
Speaker 1: that was reported. Though Maxwell was British, Israel gave him
30:59
Speaker 1: a state funeral when he died. Epstein got the red
31:02
Speaker 1: carpet treatment when visiting is Real. Epstein bankrolled major investments
31:06
Speaker 1: in Israeli tech, but fine if Epstein had no ties
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Speaker 1: to Israeli intelligence or any other intel service, which is
31:12
Speaker 1: theoretically possible. Why can't Pambondi The CIA and FBI say that.
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Speaker 1: Wolf Blitzer, Washington correspondent for the Jerusalem Posts, said that quote.
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Speaker 1: Experienced US intelligence officials readily acknowledged that the degree of
31:26
Speaker 1: cooperation between the CIA and the Massad is already so
31:29
Speaker 1: close that the two organizations do not really have to
31:32
Speaker 1: spy on each other. Despite infractions on both sides, US
31:35
Speaker 1: and Israeli intelligence organizations have maintained a discrete arrangement since
31:40
Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties, banning covert operations against each other. End quote.
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Speaker 1: In July twenty twenty five in the UK Telegraph, author
31:47
Speaker 1: Connor Stringer said that quote. On Monday, former Israeli Prime
31:51
Speaker 1: Minister Neftali Bennett vigorously rebutted the claim, criticizing the vicious
31:55
Speaker 1: wave of slander and lies against the Jewish state. Bennett
31:59
Speaker 1: stated quote, as a former Israeli Prime minister, with the
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Speaker 1: Masad having reported directly to me, I say to you
32:05
Speaker 1: with one hundred percent certainty, the accusation that Jeffrey Epstein
32:08
Speaker 1: somehow worked for Israel or the Masad running a black
32:11
Speaker 1: mail ring is categorically and totally false. This accusation is
32:15
Speaker 1: a lie being peddled by prominent online personalities such as
32:18
Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson, pretending they know things they don't quot And
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Speaker 1: of course you're definitely supposed to just trust the guy
32:26
Speaker 1: who the blackmail ring would have been working for. I
32:28
Speaker 1: don't know why he would have a reason to lie
32:30
Speaker 1: about it. Finally, there's also the KGB, the Soviet intelligence
32:34
Speaker 1: Epstein was alleged to have a relationship with the KGB,
32:37
Speaker 1: or Russia's intelligence agency. It was primarily sorted by his
32:40
Speaker 1: close contact with Serge Belyyakov, then Deputy Minister of Economic
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Speaker 1: Development and then later head of the Saint Petersburg Economic
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Speaker 1: Forum Foundation, which runs the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum
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Speaker 1: spi e F. It was a norm for female to
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Speaker 1: be present at the forum, and Belyyakov was a graduate
32:58
Speaker 1: of the FSB, a cat which prepares Russian intelligence officers.
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Speaker 1: As the Dossier Center discovered, he helped Epstein to deal
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Speaker 1: with a Russian model who was blackmailing a bunch of
33:08
Speaker 1: American businessmen, as well as proposing to arrange meetings with
33:11
Speaker 1: Deputy Finance Minister Serje Storchak and Central Bank Deputy Chairman
33:15
Speaker 1: Alexi Simonovsky. For his part, Epstein advised Belyyakov on saving
33:20
Speaker 1: the Russian economy amid imposed sanctions, while also recruiting high
33:24
Speaker 1: profile guests for SPIEF. The Dossier Center had documents indicating
33:28
Speaker 1: that Belyyakov had been in contact with Epstein since at
33:31
Speaker 1: least twenty fourteen. Belyyakov clearly valued Epstein, as he offered
33:35
Speaker 1: his support even after Russia annexed Crimea and faced international sanctions. Additionally,
33:41
Speaker 1: Epstein suggested several ideas to Belyyakov for Russia, including an
33:45
Speaker 1: alternative to bitcoin, saying that providing loans worth five hundred
33:48
Speaker 1: billion could create new currencies pegged to oil or develop
33:52
Speaker 1: smart contracts regulated by computers. Epstein also offered his help
33:56
Speaker 1: with securing guests for SPIEF that's Petersburg International Economic Forum.
34:02
Speaker 1: In July twenty fourteen, Belyakov helped Epstein finish an application
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Speaker 1: for a Russian visa and was planning on setting him
34:09
Speaker 1: up with meetings with the Deputy Minister Sergei Storchak and
34:13
Speaker 1: the Central Bank Deputy Chairman Alexi Simonovsky. It is unknown
34:17
Speaker 1: whether this visit actually happened, though, when Belyakov eventually became
34:20
Speaker 1: chairman of the board of the Spief Forum in the
34:23
Speaker 1: summer of twenty fifteen, Epstein offered to help organize meetings
34:27
Speaker 1: and arrange contracts. It's unknown whether this happened. Epstein additionally
34:31
Speaker 1: introduced Belyakov to former Israeli Defense Minister Ahud Barrock, who
34:35
Speaker 1: we've talked about already, as we know that Barack had
34:38
Speaker 1: a relationship with Epstein. According to the Dosier Center, Belyakov
34:41
Speaker 1: and Epstein met at least five times in person. Nevertheless,
34:45
Speaker 1: Epstein's association with Belyakov may indicate that Russian intelligence services
34:49
Speaker 1: were trying to gain access to Epstein's extensive connections, resources,
34:54
Speaker 1: and potentially even his bank of blackmail. You gotta imagine
34:58
Speaker 1: Epstein was an incredibly valuable figure, not only for him
35:01
Speaker 1: and who he was and who he knew and who
35:03
Speaker 1: he had access to, but also because of the operation
35:06
Speaker 1: that he was the figurehead of, because of the blackmail
35:09
Speaker 1: that he was gathering on all of these important people.
35:12
Speaker 1: If a country was able to, I don't know, maybe
35:14
Speaker 1: blackmail Epstein into giving them access to this bank of blackmail,
35:18
Speaker 1: who knows what could have happened. I mean, that's something
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Speaker 1: that any country on Earth would want access to. According
35:23
Speaker 1: to a Fox News article published on July tenth, twenty
35:26
Speaker 1: and twenty five, amidst other sources, federal investigators estimated that
35:30
Speaker 1: Epstein had more than one thousand victims over two decades
35:33
Speaker 1: as a and far more than the amount of women
35:36
Speaker 1: that have come forward already with civil lawsuits. Combined paperwork
35:40
Speaker 1: in twenty and twenty four revealed nearly one thousand pages
35:43
Speaker 1: of court records that described in detail the extent of
35:46
Speaker 1: Epstein's of teenage girls, including exploitation and even the forced
35:53
Speaker 1: disappearance of women. Investigations into Epstein's crimes began in March
35:57
Speaker 1: two thousand and five, when a woman contacted Florida's Palm
36:00
Speaker 1: Beach Police Department and alleged that her fourteen year old
36:03
Speaker 1: stepdaughter had been taken to Epstein's mansion by an older girl.
36:07
Speaker 1: While there, she was allegedly paid three hundred dollars to
36:10
Speaker 1: and Epstein while she had allegedly undressed, but left the
36:14
Speaker 1: encounter wearing only her underwear. Palm Beach police then began
36:18
Speaker 1: a thirteen month undercover investigation of Epstein, including a search
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Speaker 1: of his home. During the investigation, Palm Beach Police Chief
36:25
Speaker 1: Michael Ryder publicly accused the Palm Beach County State Prosecutor
36:29
Speaker 1: Barry Kreischer of being too lenient and called in help
36:32
Speaker 1: from the FBI, and that's when the FBI became publicly
36:35
Speaker 1: involved with Epstein. Subsequently, the police alleged that Epstein had
36:39
Speaker 1: paid several girls to perform with them interviews with five
36:42
Speaker 1: alleged victims and seventeen witnesses under oath. A high school
36:45
Speaker 1: transcript and other items found in Epstein's trash and home
36:49
Speaker 1: allegedly showed that some of the girls involved were obviously
36:52
Speaker 1: under eighteen, the youngest being fourteen, with many being under
36:56
Speaker 1: the age of sixteen. The police search of Epstein's home
36:58
Speaker 1: found two hidden cameras and large numbers of photos of
37:01
Speaker 1: girls spread throughout the house, some of whom the police
37:04
Speaker 1: had interviewed in the course of their investigation. Adriana Ross,
37:07
Speaker 1: a former model from Poland who became an Epstein assistant,
37:10
Speaker 1: reportedly removed computer drives and other electronic equipment from Epstein's
37:14
Speaker 1: Florida mansion before the Palm Beach Police searched the home
37:18
Speaker 1: as part of their investigation. What was on those computer drives,
37:21
Speaker 1: what was on those electronics? We will never know. I mean,
37:24
Speaker 1: we know what was on though more than likely blackmail materials.
37:27
Speaker 1: But I say that because they're gone. The court documents
37:30
Speaker 1: record that a search of Epstein's residence by Palm Beach
37:33
Speaker 1: Police detective Joseph Fercari in two thousand and five uncovered
37:36
Speaker 1: an incriminating Amazon receipt containing books on The books he
37:40
Speaker 1: ordered were titled SM one oh one, A Realistic Introduction
37:44
Speaker 1: Craft road Maps for Aitude, Principal Skills and Tools and
37:49
Speaker 1: Training with Miss Abernathy, a workbook for and their Owners.
37:53
Speaker 1: A former employee told the police that Epstein would receive
37:56
Speaker 1: massages three times a day. Eventually, the FBI compiled reports
38:00
Speaker 1: on thirty four confirmed miners that's, according to them, eligible
38:03
Speaker 1: for restitution. This increased to forty in the non prosecution agreement,
38:07
Speaker 1: whose allegations by Epstein included corroborating details. This was a
38:12
Speaker 1: completely underestimated number at the time. Obviously there were far
38:16
Speaker 1: more girls that had been during that time period. That's
38:19
Speaker 1: just according to the official documents. Julie Brown's twenty eighteen
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Speaker 1: exposes in The Miami Herald identified eighty victims and located
38:27
Speaker 1: about sixty of them to speak with. She quotes the
38:30
Speaker 1: then police chief writer as saying, quote, this was fifty
38:33
Speaker 1: something she's and one he and the she's all basically
38:36
Speaker 1: told the same story end quote. Details from the investigation
38:39
Speaker 1: included allegations that twelve year old triplets were flown in
38:43
Speaker 1: from France for Epstein's birthday and flown back the following
38:46
Speaker 1: day after being by the financier. It was alleged that
38:50
Speaker 1: young girls were recruited from Brazil and other Southern American countries,
38:54
Speaker 1: former Soviet countries, and Europe, and that Jean Luke Brunel's
38:58
Speaker 1: MC two modeling agency was also supplying girls to Epstein.
39:02
Speaker 1: If you didn't see my video about the suspicious surrounding Epstein,
39:06
Speaker 1: Jean Luke Brunel was one of Epstein's biggest, most deeply
39:09
Speaker 1: intertwined partners, and he also self deleted in prison before
39:13
Speaker 1: he could be brought to a proper trial where he
39:15
Speaker 1: would expose all of the information and things he knew,
39:18
Speaker 1: and he allegedly self deleted in the same way that
39:22
Speaker 1: Epstein did, which is suspicious to say the least. In
39:25
Speaker 1: May two thousand and six, the Palm Beach Police filed
39:28
Speaker 1: a probable cause affidavit saying that Epstein should be charged
39:31
Speaker 1: with four counts of unlawful and one count of On
39:36
Speaker 1: July twenty seventh, two thousand and six. Epstein was then
39:39
Speaker 1: arrested by the Palm Beach Police Department on state felony
39:42
Speaker 1: charges of four and he was booked at the Palm
39:49
Speaker 1: Beach County Jail and later released on a get this
39:52
Speaker 1: three thousand dollars bond. State Prosecutor Kreischer later convened a
39:56
Speaker 1: Palm Beach County grand jury, which was usually only done
39:59
Speaker 1: in capital cases, which was bizarre, very strange move, presented
40:03
Speaker 1: evidence from only two of the victims. Keep in mind
40:06
Speaker 1: they knew of at least thirty six to forty victims.
40:09
Speaker 1: The grand jury returned a single charge of felony, to
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Speaker 1: which Epstein pleaded not guilty in August two thousand and six. Clearly,
40:19
Speaker 1: the grand jury was an absolute sham. It was a
40:21
Speaker 1: mockery of justice. I don't know if the jurors were
40:24
Speaker 1: paid off, but it was obviously heavily corrupted. I mean,
40:27
Speaker 1: you had thirty six to forty teenagers were testifying that
40:30
Speaker 1: this guy had them in his mansion and them and them,
40:35
Speaker 1: and forced them to do horrific, degrading things. And they
40:38
Speaker 1: only brought in testimony from two of those girls. And
40:42
Speaker 1: they didn't try to seek out harsher charges. They didn't
40:45
Speaker 1: do really anything.
40:46
Speaker 6: There was no.
40:47
Speaker 1: Justice here at all. Even from the beginning. In July
40:49
Speaker 1: two thousand and six, the FBI began its own investigation
40:52
Speaker 1: of Epstein, nicknamed Operation Leap Year. It resulted in a
40:56
Speaker 1: fifty three page indictment. In June two thousand and seven,
40:59
Speaker 1: Alexander Accost, then the US Attorney for the Southern District
41:02
Speaker 1: of Florida, agreed to a plea deal though which Alan Dershowitz,
41:06
Speaker 1: the notorious lawyer, helped to negotiate, in order to grant
41:10
Speaker 1: immunity from all federal criminal charges to Epstein, meaning he
41:14
Speaker 1: could never be charged with a federal crime. He had
41:17
Speaker 1: immunity for some reason. What other gets the treatment like that?
41:21
Speaker 8: Well?
41:21
Speaker 1: According to the Miami Herald, the non prosecution agreement quote
41:25
Speaker 1: essentially shut down an ongoing FBI probe into whether there
41:28
Speaker 1: were more victims and other powerful people who took part
41:31
Speaker 1: in Epstein's end quote. At the time, this halted the
41:35
Speaker 1: investigation and sealed the indictment. The Miami Herald then said,
41:38
Speaker 1: quote Acosta agreed despite a federal law to the contrary
41:42
Speaker 1: that the deal would be kept from the victims. And
41:45
Speaker 1: Alexander Acosta later said he offered a lenient plea deal
41:48
Speaker 1: because he was told that Epstein quote belonged to intelligence,
41:52
Speaker 1: was quote above his pay grade end quote, and to
41:54
Speaker 1: quote leave it alone, end quote. And that is something
41:56
Speaker 1: he actually told somebody. There have been people that have
41:58
Speaker 1: tried to discredit them, but it's not true. That is
42:01
Speaker 1: what Acosta said to somebody very close to him. This
42:04
Speaker 1: has been reported on many times. Additionally, Alexander Acosta was
42:09
Speaker 1: later reamed for this deal because judges claimed that prosecutors
42:12
Speaker 1: had violated victims' rights by concealing the deal from the victims.
42:17
Speaker 1: On June thirtieth, two thousand and eight, Epstein pleaded guilty
42:20
Speaker 1: in Florida State Court to two felony charges and was
42:23
Speaker 1: ordered to serve eighteen months in prison, register as a
42:27
Speaker 1: and pay restitution to three dozen victims identified by the FBI.
42:31
Speaker 1: So he's ordered to pay restitution money to thirty six
42:35
Speaker 1: young girls who he victimized. Yet he pleads guilty to
42:38
Speaker 1: two felony charges and is ordered to serve eighteen months
42:42
Speaker 1: in prison. His eighteen months in prison, however, were softened
42:45
Speaker 1: by the plea deal, in which he served his sentence
42:47
Speaker 1: in a work release program, where Epstein was housed in
42:50
Speaker 1: a private wing of the Palm Beach County Stockade, and,
42:53
Speaker 1: according to the Sheriff's office, was after three and a
42:55
Speaker 1: half months, allowed to leave the jail on work release
42:58
Speaker 1: for up to twelve hours a day day, six days
43:00
Speaker 1: a week. This contravened the sheriff's own policies requiring a
43:04
Speaker 1: maximum remaining sentence of ten months and making ineligible for
43:08
Speaker 1: the privilege. It's almost like Epstein's new home is the jail,
43:12
Speaker 1: but he's allowed to leave the jail for up to
43:14
Speaker 1: twelve hours a day, six days a week, and he
43:17
Speaker 1: just has to check it. It's like saying, all right,
43:19
Speaker 1: I'm clocking out for work at eight am. I'm gonna
43:21
Speaker 1: be back tonight at eight pm. I will see you
43:23
Speaker 1: guys then, and then he heads off, does whatever he wants,
43:26
Speaker 1: comes back at eight sleeps for the night, gets up,
43:28
Speaker 1: and goes back out into the real world. Epstein also
43:31
Speaker 1: received several benefits to his prison sentence, including the following
43:35
Speaker 1: He was allowed to come and go outside of specified
43:37
Speaker 1: release hours. His cell door was left unlocked. He had
43:40
Speaker 1: access to the attorney room, where a television was installed
43:43
Speaker 1: just for him. Because he was moved to the stockades
43:46
Speaker 1: previously unstaffed infirmary. He worked at the office of a
43:49
Speaker 1: foundation he had created shortly before reporting to jail, and
43:53
Speaker 1: he dissolved it after he had served his time. The
43:55
Speaker 1: Sheriff's office received one hundred and twenty eight thousand dollars
43:58
Speaker 1: from Epstein's non p to pay for the costs of
44:01
Speaker 1: extra services being provided during his work release. His office
44:05
Speaker 1: was monitored by permit deputies, whose overtime was paid by Epstein.
44:09
Speaker 1: They were required to wear suits and checked in welcomed
44:12
Speaker 1: guests at the front desk. Later, the Sheriff's Office said
44:15
Speaker 1: these guest logs were destroyed per the department's records retention rules,
44:19
Speaker 1: although the stockade visitor logs were not. Epstein was allowed
44:22
Speaker 1: to use his own driver to drive him between jail
44:25
Speaker 1: and his office and other appointments. Epstein served almost thirteen
44:29
Speaker 1: years before being released on July twenty second, two thousand
44:32
Speaker 1: and nine, for a year of probation on house arrest
44:35
Speaker 1: until August twenty ten. During probation, he was allowed several benefits,
44:39
Speaker 1: such as he was allowed in numerous trips on his
44:42
Speaker 1: corporate jet to his residences in Manhattan and the US
44:45
Speaker 1: Virgin Islands Epstein Island, and was even allowed long shopping
44:48
Speaker 1: trips and walks around Palm Beach for exercise. After a
44:52
Speaker 1: contested hearing in January twenty eleven and an appeal, he
44:55
Speaker 1: stayed registered in New York State as a Level three
44:59
Speaker 1: high risk of US PETE defense, a lifelong designation. At
45:02
Speaker 1: that hearing, the Manhattan Assistant District Attorney, Jennifer Gaffney argued
45:06
Speaker 1: unsuccessfully that the level should be reduced to a low
45:09
Speaker 1: risk level one, and was chided by the judge. Despite
45:12
Speaker 1: opposition from Epstein's lawyer that he had a main home
45:15
Speaker 1: in the US Virgin Islands. The judge confirmed he personally
45:18
Speaker 1: must check in with the New York Police Department every
45:21
Speaker 1: ninety days. Though Epstein had been a Level three registered
45:25
Speaker 1: in New York since twenty ten, the NYPD never enforced
45:29
Speaker 1: the ninety day regulation. Though non compliance is a felony
45:32
Speaker 1: in itself. That being said, well all this was going on,
45:35
Speaker 1: it's highly possible that Jeffrey was still continuing during this
45:40
Speaker 1: time period when he was under the watch of multiple
45:43
Speaker 1: police departments. He could have been in running the operation.
45:47
Speaker 1: I know that he was when he was actually serving
45:50
Speaker 1: his work release jail term. And that's just what they
45:52
Speaker 1: say when they say he was in jail and he
45:54
Speaker 1: was spending this amount of time here and locked up
45:57
Speaker 1: in this time, that's just what they're saying. We also
46:00
Speaker 1: don't know exactly what was going on every moment of
46:02
Speaker 1: every day, even when he was in jail. I mean,
46:05
Speaker 1: we're trusting the words of corrupted public officials, So make
46:08
Speaker 1: of all that what you will. But on July sixth,
46:10
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, Epstein was arrested by the FBI NYPD Crimes
46:15
Speaker 1: against Children Task Force at Teterborough Airport in New Jersey
46:18
Speaker 1: on charges of during the years two thousand and two
46:22
Speaker 1: to two thousand and.
46:22
Speaker 6: Five, billionaire Jeffrey Epstein arrested on news charges. The accusations
46:28
Speaker 6: date back to the two thousands and involve alleged crimes
46:31
Speaker 6: in New York and Palm Beach, Florida. In two thousand
46:34
Speaker 6: and eight, the wealthy hedge fund manager pleaded guilty in
46:37
Speaker 6: Florida to charges of soliciting and procuring. He was sentenced
46:42
Speaker 6: to thirteen months in jail and was required to reach
46:44
Speaker 6: settlements with his victims. Epstein is expected to appear in
46:48
Speaker 6: Manhattan Federal Court on Monday.
46:50
Speaker 1: According to witnesses and sources. On the day of his arrest,
46:53
Speaker 1: about a dozen FBI agents forced open the door to
46:56
Speaker 1: Epstein's Manhattan townhouse, the Herbert and Strausshause with sir warrants.
47:00
Speaker 1: The search of his townhouse turned up evidence of and
47:03
Speaker 1: also found hundreds, perhaps thousands, have suggested photographs of fully
47:08
Speaker 1: or partially females. That's a quote or let's call it
47:12
Speaker 1: what it is, CSAM or for those who are unfamiliar
47:15
Speaker 1: with that term. On July eighth, prosecutors with the Public
47:19
Speaker 1: Corruption Unit of the Southern District of New York charged
47:22
Speaker 1: Epstein with and conspiracy to the grand jury indictment alleges
47:28
Speaker 1: that quote dozens end quote of girls were brought into
47:31
Speaker 1: Epstein's mansions for encounters. Judge Kenneth Marrout was to decide
47:35
Speaker 1: whether the non prosecution agreement that protected Epstein from the
47:39
Speaker 1: more serious charges should still stand. Epstein requested to be
47:42
Speaker 1: released on bond, offering to post one hundred million dollars
47:46
Speaker 1: in bond, with the condition that he would also submit
47:49
Speaker 1: to house arrest in the New York City Mansion U
47:51
Speaker 1: S District. Judge Richard M. Berman denied the request on
47:54
Speaker 1: July eighteenth, saying that Epstein posed a danger to the
47:57
Speaker 1: public and a serious flight risk to avoid section. On
48:00
Speaker 1: August twenty ninth, twenty nineteen, nineteen, days after Epstein was
48:04
Speaker 1: found in his jail cell, the case against Epstein was
48:07
Speaker 1: permanently closed by Judge Berman. As expected. Epstein was involved
48:11
Speaker 1: in several court cases that were filed by many who
48:14
Speaker 1: alleged that they were miners when Epstein first set them.
48:17
Speaker 1: In two thousand and eight, an anonymous Virginia woman known
48:20
Speaker 1: as Jane Doe Number two filed a fifty million dollar
48:23
Speaker 1: lawsuit against Epstein, saying that she was a sixteen year
48:26
Speaker 1: old miner in two thousand and four. In two thousand
48:28
Speaker 1: and five, when she was first recruited to give Epstein
48:31
Speaker 1: a massage, she claimed she was taken to his mansion
48:33
Speaker 1: where he exp had with her, then paid her two
48:37
Speaker 1: hundred dollars immediately afterwards. Another similar lawsuit was filed in
48:41
Speaker 1: March two thousand and eight. By a different woman who
48:44
Speaker 1: was represented by the same lawyer. In December twenty fourteen,
48:47
Speaker 1: a federal civil suit was filed in Florida by Jane
48:50
Speaker 1: Doe number one, Courtney Wilde, and Jane Doe number two
48:53
Speaker 1: against the US for violations of the Crime Victim's Rights Act.
48:57
Speaker 1: There was an unsuccessful effort to add Virginia Goufray, Roberts,
49:00
Speaker 1: Jane Doe number three, and another anonymous woman, Jane Doe
49:03
Speaker 1: number four, to the same case. A separate case was
49:06
Speaker 1: filed in December twenty fourteen, in which Virginia Goufrey alleged
49:10
Speaker 1: in a sworn statement that as a minor at age seventeen,
49:13
Speaker 1: she had been by Epstein and Glenn Maxwell for their
49:17
Speaker 1: own use and for use by several others, including Prince
49:20
Speaker 1: Andrew and retired Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz. She claimed that Epstein, Maxwell,
49:25
Speaker 1: and others had physically in her and that she had
49:28
Speaker 1: served as Epstein's from nineteen ninety nine to two thousand
49:31
Speaker 1: and two, recruiting other girls as well. She also alleged
49:35
Speaker 1: that the FBI may have been involved in a massive
49:38
Speaker 1: cover up of Epstein's activities. In April twenty sixteen, a
49:41
Speaker 1: lawsuit was filed against Epstein and President Donald Trump by
49:44
Speaker 1: a California woman who alleged that the two men had
49:48
Speaker 1: her at a series of parties at Epstein's Manhattan residence
49:51
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety four, when she was just thirteen years old,
49:54
Speaker 1: but the suit was dropped on November fourth, twenty sixteen,
49:57
Speaker 1: reportedly due to the victim receiving she was threatened into silence.
50:02
Speaker 1: In twenty seventeen, Sarah Ransom filed a suit against Epstein
50:06
Speaker 1: and Maxwell, alleging that Maxwell had hired her to give
50:08
Speaker 1: massages to Epstein and later threatened to physically harm her
50:12
Speaker 1: or destroy her career prospects if she did not comply
50:15
Speaker 1: with their demands at Epstein's mansion in New York City
50:18
Speaker 1: and on his private Caribbean island. In April of twenty eighteen,
50:21
Speaker 1: Epstein quietly settled with Jane Doe number one oh two,
50:24
Speaker 1: an unnamed woman who alleged in federal court in Florida
50:27
Speaker 1: that Epstein had introduced her to serve his every whim
50:31
Speaker 1: from the time she was fifteen until she was nineteen.
50:34
Speaker 1: She was also flown around the world, with Epstein paying
50:36
Speaker 1: her to be exploited by his friends, which included royalty,
50:40
Speaker 1: politicians and others. On April sixteenth, twenty nineteen, Maria Farmer
50:44
Speaker 1: went public and filed a sworn affidavit in federal court
50:47
Speaker 1: in New York, alleging that she and her fifteen year
50:50
Speaker 1: old sister Annie had been by Epstein and Maxwell in
50:54
Speaker 1: separate locations in nineteen ninety six. On July twenty second,
50:57
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, while in jail awaiting trial, Epstein was served
51:00
Speaker 1: with a petition regarding a pending state civil lawsuit filed
51:04
Speaker 1: by Jennifer Arouse, who stated that an associate for Epstein
51:08
Speaker 1: had recruited her outside Talent unlimited High school at age fourteen,
51:12
Speaker 1: and that she was gradually for over a year before
51:15
Speaker 1: Epstein eventually her in his New York City mansion when
51:18
Speaker 1: she was fifteen. Three women, Caitlin Doe, Lisa Doe, and
51:21
Speaker 1: Priscilla Doe sued the estate of Jeffrey Epstein on August twentieth,
51:25
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen. Two of the women were seventeen and one
51:27
Speaker 1: was twenty when they met Epstein. The women alleged that
51:30
Speaker 1: they were recruited, subjected to unwanted, and controlled by Epstein
51:34
Speaker 1: and a vast enterprise of co conspirators. A New York
51:37
Speaker 1: accuser of Epstein, not only as Jane Doe, an on
51:41
Speaker 1: state federal lawsuit against his estate in the Southern District
51:44
Speaker 1: of New York on September eighteenth, twenty nineteen, stating that
51:47
Speaker 1: she was recruited in two thousand and two by Epstein
51:51
Speaker 1: for three years starting at age fourteen. Five women, Teresa Helm,
51:55
Speaker 1: Annie Farmer, Maria Farmer, Juliette Bryant, and an unidentified woman
51:59
Speaker 1: represented by David Boys sued Epstein's estate and Federal District
52:03
Speaker 1: Court in Manhattan in November twenty nineteen, accusing him of
52:07
Speaker 1: in false imprisonment and seeking unspecified damages. On November eighteenth,
52:11
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, a woman identified as Jane Doe fifteen, made
52:15
Speaker 1: a public appearance with her attorney, Gloria Already, to announce
52:18
Speaker 1: that she was suing the estate of Jeffrey Epstein in
52:21
Speaker 1: the District Court for the Southern District of New York,
52:23
Speaker 1: alleging that he manipulated during two thousand and four, when
52:28
Speaker 1: she was fifteen years old. On November twenty first, twenty nineteen,
52:31
Speaker 1: Tilla Davies appeared with her attorney, Gloria already and announced
52:35
Speaker 1: her lawsuit in Manhattan Federal Court against Epstein's state. Davies
52:39
Speaker 1: stated that after meeting Epstein in two thousand and two
52:42
Speaker 1: and her in New York, New Mexico, Florida, the Virgin Islands,
52:47
Speaker 1: and France, on December third, twenty nineteen, lawyer Jordan Merson
52:50
Speaker 1: filed a lawsuit in New York on behalf of nine
52:53
Speaker 1: anonymous accusers, Jane Does one through nine, and against Epstein's
52:57
Speaker 1: estate for an intentionalmotional distress. The claims date from nineteen
53:02
Speaker 1: eighty five up through the two thousands and included individuals
53:05
Speaker 1: who were thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen when they first encountered Epstein.
53:09
Speaker 1: The lawsuit was filed by Bradley Edwards on behalf of
53:12
Speaker 1: his client in late December twenty nineteen. The accuser JJ
53:15
Speaker 1: Doe is described as being a fourteen year old resident
53:18
Speaker 1: of Palm Beach County at the time that Epstein urned
53:21
Speaker 1: two thousand and four. A lawsuit was filed in Superior
53:24
Speaker 1: Court of the US Virgin Islands in January of twenty twenty,
53:28
Speaker 1: alleging that Epstein ran as conspiracy for over two decades
53:32
Speaker 1: through twenty eighteen, with children as young as eleven years
53:35
Speaker 1: old and operated on Epstein's Caribbean islands. According to Attorney
53:38
Speaker 1: General Denise George, Epstein's alleged criminal activities on the islands
53:42
Speaker 1: were concealed through a complex network of shell companies. In
53:46
Speaker 1: January twenty twenty, a lawsuit was filed against Maxwell and Epstein,
53:50
Speaker 1: alleging that they recruited a thirteen year old music student
53:53
Speaker 1: at the interlock In Center for the Arts in nineteen
53:55
Speaker 1: ninety four and subjected her to the suit states that
53:59
Speaker 1: Jane Doe repeatedly by Epstein for a four year period,
54:03
Speaker 1: and that Maxwell played a key role in both her
54:06
Speaker 1: recruitment and by participating. In August twenty twenty nine, Jane
54:11
Speaker 1: Does filed suit against Epstein for the alleged victims in
54:15
Speaker 1: the lawsuit included an eleven year old and a victim
54:18
Speaker 1: who alleged they were by Epstein in nineteen seventy five. Additionally,
54:23
Speaker 1: in August of twenty and twenty, Epstein was sued by
54:25
Speaker 1: a Jane Doe, accusing him of her for over a
54:29
Speaker 1: year beginning when she was eighteen, and finally, a civil
54:33
Speaker 1: suit was filed against Epstein's estate in March twenty twenty one,
54:36
Speaker 1: by a Broward County woman who accused Epstein and Maxwell
54:40
Speaker 1: of her after repeatedly her in two thousand and eight.
54:44
Speaker 1: I want you to stop and think. Think of all
54:46
Speaker 1: those lawsuits, all those women, all those girls, those children
54:50
Speaker 1: who were by this guy. First of all, the government
54:53
Speaker 1: let him go. They can claim that they tried to
54:55
Speaker 1: prosecute him, but obviously they did not. And even when
54:58
Speaker 1: he was serving his flimsy cent to for thirty six children,
55:02
Speaker 1: he was allowed to leave for twelve hours a day.
55:05
Speaker 1: He was able to go anywhere. He was able to
55:07
Speaker 1: have an office outside of jail. He was able to
55:09
Speaker 1: take appointments, He had a private driver, he could go
55:11
Speaker 1: have appointments on house arrest. He was allowed to exercise
55:14
Speaker 1: and walk around Palm Beach. He was allowed to go
55:17
Speaker 1: on shopping trips. Then you have all these women who
55:19
Speaker 1: now as adults, have come forward and said when I
55:22
Speaker 1: was a child, I was by Epstein. Most of them
55:25
Speaker 1: in their suits and the details of the suits say
55:28
Speaker 1: that there was a vast criminal conspiracy surrounding Epstein, a
55:31
Speaker 1: network of a network of people that they were told
55:35
Speaker 1: to perform on a network of individuals involved in Epstein's orbit.
55:40
Speaker 1: And that's just scraping the very tip of the iceberg
55:43
Speaker 1: of evidence. And we still in twenty twenty five, we
55:46
Speaker 1: have Cash Patel sitting and saying, along with Pam Bondi,
55:50
Speaker 1: that there was no evidence, not a single shred of
55:53
Speaker 1: credible evidence that Epstein anybody to anyone, And that does
55:57
Speaker 1: not compute to me, That does not make sense. How
55:59
Speaker 1: is the there are no credible evidence when there are
56:02
Speaker 1: hundreds of victims that have come forward. There's tons of
56:05
Speaker 1: evidence that was recovered in the FBI raids, the Palm
56:08
Speaker 1: Beach County Police Department, raids, cameras, photographs, testimony from victims,
56:14
Speaker 1: across the world, flight logs. There's an astronomical ton of evidence.
56:18
Speaker 1: And yet they actually think that you're stupid. They actually
56:21
Speaker 1: think that you are dumb as and that's why they
56:23
Speaker 1: continue to state that there's no evidence that it didn't happen.
56:26
Speaker 1: But how did he do it? How did Epstein orchestrate
56:28
Speaker 1: this whole show? That's one of the biggest questions to
56:30
Speaker 1: me is I've talked to a lot of people about this.
56:33
Speaker 1: How do you run an international girls from all over
56:37
Speaker 1: the planet to high profile, high powered people, and no
56:41
Speaker 1: one says anything, No one exposes it. There were a
56:44
Speaker 1: lot of whistleblowers that people conveniently tend to ignore, even
56:49
Speaker 1: housekeepers of Epstein's that you know suspiciously died, or other
56:52
Speaker 1: people in Epstein's inner circle, like even Epstein's bodyguard is
56:56
Speaker 1: spoken out about seeing things. There's a ton of evidence
57:00
Speaker 1: from the peripheral people, but many conspiracies and speculations surround
57:04
Speaker 1: the nature of Jeffrey's work and how he was able
57:06
Speaker 1: to keep a two decade long operation operating right under
57:10
Speaker 1: the nose of the US government and FBI. He was
57:13
Speaker 1: able to keep this running through blackmail, a lot of money,
57:16
Speaker 1: a lot of power, and a good old fashioned FBI
57:19
Speaker 1: cover up. That's because, newsflash, we've said this and we
57:22
Speaker 1: know this. The United States government was heavily involved with
57:25
Speaker 1: Epstein's operation during the early to mid nineteen eighties, when
57:28
Speaker 1: it was believed that Epstein had ties to both Israel
57:31
Speaker 1: and the British. It is worth noting that both British
57:33
Speaker 1: and Israeli intelligence were allegedly already involved in the acquisition
57:37
Speaker 1: of blackmail domestically within the United States. Some of these
57:41
Speaker 1: sources were particularly call services operating in New York and Washington,
57:46
Speaker 1: d C. In nineteen ninety one, and that's estimated to
57:50
Speaker 1: have been the year that Epstein and Maxwell began their
57:53
Speaker 1: blackmail and operation. So there's evidence, and there's real documentation
57:58
Speaker 1: that the British and the Israelies were already operating in
58:01
Speaker 1: the United States getting blackmail on powerful people through a
58:05
Speaker 1: call service, through a call girl center, but just not
58:10
Speaker 1: technically on its face involving Epstein. That's documents, you can
58:14
Speaker 1: look it up. According to some of Epstein's victims, Epstein
58:16
Speaker 1: often used his famous and influential friends as bait to
58:20
Speaker 1: suggest that he was the victim's ticket to reaching their dreams. Additionally,
58:23
Speaker 1: many victims claim that a classmate suggested the job to
58:27
Speaker 1: massage Jeffrey Tour otherwise known as kickbacks. One kickback said quote,
58:31
Speaker 1: sometimes I would go over and I would just swim
58:33
Speaker 1: and I would get paid, or take a nap and
58:35
Speaker 1: get paid, or just hang out and get paid. It
58:37
Speaker 1: wasn't my assumption that they were coming over to do anything.
58:40
Speaker 1: I did not know once the door was closed or
58:42
Speaker 1: once they went to another area of the home. I
58:44
Speaker 1: often just went over and did my own thing while
58:46
Speaker 1: they were doing whatever they were doing. It was none
58:48
Speaker 1: of my business.
58:49
Speaker 4: End quo.
58:49
Speaker 1: Then those victims whom were often or by Jeffrey, were paid,
58:54
Speaker 1: and they were often told to bring other friends back
58:56
Speaker 1: to his mansion to make additional money. As far as blackmail,
58:59
Speaker 1: the book One Nation Under Blackmail, Volume two by author
59:02
Speaker 1: Whitney Webb suggests that Epstein was one of several men
59:05
Speaker 1: who over the past century have engaged in blackmail activities
59:10
Speaker 1: designed to obtain damaging information on powerful individuals with the
59:13
Speaker 1: goal of controlling their activities and securing their compliance. Web
59:17
Speaker 1: in her book goes on to say that most of
59:19
Speaker 1: these individuals, including Epstein himself, have their roots in the
59:23
Speaker 1: covert world, where organized crime and intelligence have intermingled and
59:26
Speaker 1: often cooperated for the better part of the last ninety years,
59:30
Speaker 1: if not longer. Perhaps most shockingly, these men are all
59:33
Speaker 1: interconnected to various degrees. Numerous high profile Epstein victims as
59:37
Speaker 1: well as former employees, have alluded to videos in Blackmail,
59:41
Speaker 1: stating that Epstein had a lot of information on people,
59:44
Speaker 1: a lot of blackmail videos It's quote. Others have stated
59:46
Speaker 1: that cameras were installed in Epstein's properties, bedrooms and bathrooms,
59:50
Speaker 1: intending to record private moments. Additionally, those in whom Glene
59:54
Speaker 1: Maxwell had confided regarding the island had been completely wired
59:58
Speaker 1: for video. Were left with the impression quot Q that
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Speaker 1: she Maxwell and Epstein were videotaping everyone on the island
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Speaker 1: as an insurance policy as blackmail. Additionally, it was reported
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Speaker 1: that from nineteen ninety to two thousand and three, Epstein
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Speaker 1: donated heavily to the Interlock And Center for the Arts,
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Speaker 1: where he attended school when he was fourteen. He used
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Speaker 1: the connection to the school to recruit on willing female
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Speaker 1: teenagers with musical talents into his blackmail enterprise. Some even
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Speaker 1: suggested that Epstein himself may have been at this school.
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Speaker 1: Some notable politicians were believed to have been blackmailed by Epstein,
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Speaker 1: and include Bill Clinton, Bill Richardson, and George Mitchell. Most famous, obviously,
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Speaker 1: is Prince Andrew, who was deliberately alleged to have been
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Speaker 1: entrapped as a part of Epstein's blackmail operation. As we
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Speaker 1: all know, Prince Andrew was recently stripped of all his
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Speaker 1: royal titles and was forced to enter private life because
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Speaker 1: of the Epstein scandal. I'll be doing a video and
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Speaker 1: a deep dive on Andrew soon. That dude is guilty
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Speaker 1: of sin, but author Whitney Webb writes that many of
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Speaker 1: Epstein's main entries into elite circles of scientific academia and
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Speaker 1: specifically Big ten, was through the Edge Group, an exclusive
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Speaker 1: organization of intellectuals redefining quote who and what we are
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Speaker 1: that was created by a man named John Brockman. As
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Speaker 1: an active member of Edge, Epstein, beginning around the time
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton left office, and picking up considerably after his
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Speaker 1: first arrest, courted and financed and potentially blackmailed both varieties
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Speaker 1: of Edge's wizards. His ties to Edge and to Brockman
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Speaker 1: are considerable, with Epstein having funded six hundred and thirty
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Speaker 1: eight thousand dollars out of a total of eight hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty seven thousand dollars in donations raised by Edge
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Speaker 1: from two thousand and one to twenty seventeen, so that's
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Speaker 1: approximately seventy five percent of the total donations to this
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Speaker 1: group remade by Epstein Singularly. During this period, there were
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Speaker 1: several years where Epstein was Edge's only donor. Epstein was
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Speaker 1: photographed attending the first and second Billionaire's Dinners put on
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Speaker 1: by the Edge Group, and was estimated to have participated
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Speaker 1: in several more The Dinners allegedly had many third culture
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Speaker 1: intellectuals and often included fountains of Amazon, Aol, eBay, Facebook, Book, Google, Microsoft, PayPal, SpaceX, Skype, Twitter,
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Speaker 1: and several others. Around the same time, Epstein created the
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein V One Foundation in two thousand, which would
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Speaker 1: be the main vehicle for his science focused philanthropy that
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Speaker 1: would lead him to fund prominent individual scientists and developed
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Speaker 1: close ties with leading academic institutions, specifically Mit and Harvard.
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Speaker 1: Most of these scientists were also clients of Brockman, that
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Speaker 1: close friend of Epstein's, and were also members of the
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Speaker 1: Edge group. Additionally, Nathan Miervold, chief tech officer at Microsoft,
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Speaker 1: Linda Stone and author Joi Eto, a venture capitalist and entrepreneur,
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Speaker 1: Ester Dyson, a Swiss investor and journalist, and Bill Gates,
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Speaker 1: the founder of Microsoft, along with several other Silicon Valley icons,
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Speaker 1: were Edge Foundation community members and were heavily interconnected with Epstein. Now, obviously,
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Speaker 1: while this does not mean that everyone involved with Edge
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Speaker 1: or with Brockman was targeted by Epstein, this certainly would
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Speaker 1: have given Epstein that initial network and cover in order
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Speaker 1: to target and cultivate relationships with specific prominent figures in
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Speaker 1: Silicon Valley and in academia, and it should be considered
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Speaker 1: a key component of Epstein's broader influence operations during this period. Indeed,
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Speaker 1: it may have been through Edge that Epstein gained privileged
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Speaker 1: access to the elite of big tech. Around twenty nineteen,
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Speaker 1: journalist James Stewart revealed in an interview with Epstein. He
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Speaker 1: said that he had quote potentially damaging or embarrassing information
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Speaker 1: on Silicon Valley's elite end quote, and Epstein told Stuart
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Speaker 1: that these top figures in the American tech industry were
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Speaker 1: hedonistic and regular users of recreational drug. Epstein also told
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Speaker 1: Stuart that he had quote witnessed prominent tech figures taking
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Speaker 1: and arranging for end quote, and claimed to know quote
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Speaker 1: details about their supposed proclivities. So, whether through Edge or
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Speaker 1: another avenue, there is a strong case to be made
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Speaker 1: that Epstein had blackmail on powerful Silicon Valley members. While
1:03:52
Speaker 1: it's unknown who exactly, Epstein has been associated with several
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Speaker 1: prominent tech executives and companies, celebrity scientists, and more, including,
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Speaker 1: as we all know, Elon Musk, Reid Hoffman, Mark Zuckerberg,
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Speaker 1: Sergey Brynn, Richard Dawkins, Stephen Pinker, Daniel Dennett, George Church,
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Speaker 1: Eric Lander, and many many more. Senator Kennedy grilled former
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Speaker 1: FBI Director Christopher Ray over this supposed blackmail seeing the phone.
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Speaker 8: There have been articles after articles from witnesses who have
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Speaker 8: said he videotaped with prominent people because he was trying
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Speaker 8: to cur with young girls that he had procured to
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Speaker 8: try to incur favor with those prominent people and potentially
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Speaker 8: for to be able to blackmail. Now that's a fact,
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Speaker 8: and the FBI and other federal agencies have raided his houses.
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Speaker 8: Do you have those tapes?
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Speaker 9: I can't discuss the specifics of our law enforcement operations
1:04:48
Speaker 9: related to mister Epstein or Ms Maxwell, but obviously we
1:04:51
Speaker 9: had very active investigation related to both of them. But
1:04:54
Speaker 9: whether it extends to other people, I'm not sure that's
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Speaker 9: something but here common the soup was filed.
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Speaker 8: Yesterday chained one of those prominent people by one of
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Speaker 8: the young women's checks prep allegedly said he was part
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Speaker 8: of the rank.
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Speaker 1: Many have been led to believe that the general public
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Speaker 1: will never know the names of the Johns or clients
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Speaker 1: who benefited from these activities of Epstein and Maxwell and
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Speaker 1: who were potentially blackmailed by them. However, in January twenty twenty,
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Speaker 1: Cindy McCain, wife of former Senator John McCain, stated at
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Speaker 1: a public event that quote we all know what Epstein
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Speaker 1: was doing, and that authorities were afraid to properly apprehend
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Speaker 1: him end quote. A CNN News article from February twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four stated that it was as early as nineteen
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Speaker 1: ninety six in which the FBI knew about Epstein's activities.
1:05:40
Speaker 1: In a lawsuit, a victim told the FBI that Epstein
1:05:43
Speaker 1: and his companion Glene Maxwell, had and there were other victims.
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Speaker 1: According to the lawsuit. However, the FBI hung up on
1:05:50
Speaker 1: her and did not investigate the report. The lawsuits stated,
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Speaker 1: quote between nineteen ninety six and two thousand and five,
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Speaker 1: the FBI continued to receive direct reports, complaints in tips
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Speaker 1: concerning the illegal of women and girls and human rights
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Speaker 1: violations committed by Jeffrey Epstein and associates. In response, the
1:06:09
Speaker 1: FBI failed to act upon and investigate the complaints and
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Speaker 1: tips and failed to comply with protocol and guidelines, notwithstanding
1:06:16
Speaker 1: credible reports of and Additionally, the FBI failed to investigate
1:06:23
Speaker 1: or conduct appropriate background checks when Epstein's office worked to
1:06:27
Speaker 1: obtain travel documents for women and girls. The lawsuit claims
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Speaker 1: in March two thousand and five, when Palm Beach Police
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Speaker 1: initially sent the report of the miner who had been
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Speaker 1: brought to Epstein's mansion to give him a massage to
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Speaker 1: the FBI, the FBI allegedly did not open a case
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Speaker 1: until the summer of two thousand and six, over a
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Speaker 1: year later. The same lawsuit stated the following quote. During
1:06:47
Speaker 1: the FBI investigation, the FBI was complicit in permitting Epstein
1:06:51
Speaker 1: and co conspirators to continue to victimize Jane Doees one
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Speaker 1: through twelve and other young women end quote. The lawsuit
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Speaker 1: continued on saying, quote, the FBI had photos, videos, and
1:07:01
Speaker 1: interviews and hard evidence of and failed to timely investigate
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Speaker 1: and arrest Epstein in deviation from the FBI protocols end quote.
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Speaker 1: Between two thousand and six and two thousand and eight,
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Speaker 1: JP Morgan Chase contacted the federal government on numerous occasions
1:07:15
Speaker 1: regarding Epstein's transactions and their concerns about him facilitating The
1:07:21
Speaker 1: FBI was notified that the bank handled more than one
1:07:23
Speaker 1: point one million dollars in payments that went from Epstein
1:07:27
Speaker 1: to women or girls. Again, the lawsuit alleged the FBI
1:07:31
Speaker 1: concealed the reports of those transactions and did not investigate
1:07:35
Speaker 1: the crimes until the recent lawsuit filed by the US
1:07:38
Speaker 1: Virgin Islands against JP Morgan Chase last year. In twenty
1:07:42
Speaker 1: twenty four, JP Morgan Chase reached a settlement in that case,
1:07:45
Speaker 1: which included significant commitments to Curtail and a seventy five
1:07:50
Speaker 1: million dollar payment to the US Virgin Islands. JP Morgan
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Speaker 1: said in a statement at the time it was not
1:07:55
Speaker 1: conceding any liability in the statement, reiterating it deeply regrets
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Speaker 1: any sociation with Epstein. In two thousand and eight, the
1:08:02
Speaker 1: FBI delayed, procrastinated, and waited three years to arrest Epstein
1:08:06
Speaker 1: for all while Epstein's operation continued to operate as girls
1:08:13
Speaker 1: and young women were such as the plaintiff's heir. In
1:08:16
Speaker 1: the lawsuit claimed, FBI records showed the agency's investigation was
1:08:20
Speaker 1: closed in September two thousand and eight. According to the lawsuit, However,
1:08:24
Speaker 1: the FBI allegedly received additional tips and reports concerning following
1:08:29
Speaker 1: the two thousand and eight plea deal. The lawsuit claimed
1:08:31
Speaker 1: the agency was aware Epstein's ring continued to operate after
1:08:35
Speaker 1: he was a registered Finally, it was alleged that quote
1:08:39
Speaker 1: from two thousand and nine until twenty nineteen, the FBI
1:08:42
Speaker 1: was complicit in permitting the ongoing of miners and of
1:08:47
Speaker 1: girls and young women which occurred between New York Palm
1:08:50
Speaker 1: Beach and the US Virgin Islands and many other locations
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Speaker 1: end quote. In twenty twenty four, a lawsuit revealed several
1:08:56
Speaker 1: victims who were suing the FBI for the alleged cover up.
1:08:59
Speaker 1: Attorney for victim Elizabeth Stein, reported to Jesse Weber the information.
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Speaker 4: We have filed what's called a submitted what's called a
1:09:07
Speaker 4: notice of claim, which is a statutory prerequisite to bringing
1:09:11
Speaker 4: a claim against a federal agency like the FBI, and
1:09:15
Speaker 4: we will be filing a lawsuit in the near future
1:09:19
Speaker 4: against the FBI to find out why when Maria Farmer,
1:09:24
Speaker 4: one of the victims, one of our clients, when she
1:09:26
Speaker 4: reported Epstein and Maxwell and others in nineteen ninety six,
1:09:31
Speaker 4: the FBI did nothing, And then why in two thousand
1:09:34
Speaker 4: and six when she reported again, they did nothing? And
1:09:37
Speaker 4: why was another of our clients the very time that
1:09:42
Speaker 4: he was supposedly Epstein was supposedly being investigated in Florida,
1:09:46
Speaker 4: Yet she was in New York and at his little island.
1:09:50
Speaker 4: How could this happen under the FBI's nose.
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Speaker 1: I think now it's a good time to note that
1:09:54
Speaker 1: the Epstein case is still actively being covered up in
1:09:57
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, as the cur our administration lingers in
1:10:01
Speaker 1: the tangled web that makes up the Epstein files. The
1:10:04
Speaker 1: longer they hide the truth, the more guilty they are.
1:10:07
Speaker 1: The death of Jean Luke Brunel, which we talked about here.
1:10:10
Speaker 1: There's Virginia Goufrey, Epstein's most prominent accuser, who allegedly self
1:10:14
Speaker 1: deleted recently. There's Mark Middleton, who we talked about in
1:10:18
Speaker 1: a recent episode, who was found from a tree in
1:10:21
Speaker 1: Arkansas with a shotgun wound to the chest. Middleton was
1:10:24
Speaker 1: the Clinton administration aide who introduced Epstein to the White
1:10:27
Speaker 1: House on multiple occasions. There's Stephen Hoffenberg, the guy who
1:10:31
Speaker 1: we talked about in this episode, who was Epstein's mentor
1:10:34
Speaker 1: and his business partner, who was found in his apartment
1:10:37
Speaker 1: shortly after giving an interview where he said that Epstein
1:10:40
Speaker 1: was collecting blackmail for the cabal and had been sending
1:10:43
Speaker 1: this blackmail off to these people on a weekly basis. Obviously,
1:10:47
Speaker 1: you've got Robert Maxwell, Epstein's mentor, Ghlaine's father who fell
1:10:51
Speaker 1: off of his yacht, to his who was facing major
1:10:54
Speaker 1: financial scandals and reported ties to the massade. And one
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Speaker 1: six and kg B at the time of his Roy Black,
1:11:00
Speaker 1: Epstein's criminal defense attorney who represented him during his two
1:11:04
Speaker 1: thousand and eight plea deal. And yeah, there's so many
1:11:06
Speaker 1: connected to Epstein. I would highly recommend if you want
1:11:09
Speaker 1: to see a deep dive into all of those, some
1:11:12
Speaker 1: of the more suspicious ones, some of the more conveniently
1:11:14
Speaker 1: timed ones, have a whole video diving into that subject
1:11:17
Speaker 1: that is on the show's channel, whether you're watching on
1:11:20
Speaker 1: YouTube or listening on Spotify and Apple podcasts. Now, that's
1:11:23
Speaker 1: one of my more recent episodes. I think it's called
1:11:25
Speaker 1: the Epstein Hitlist. So, as we have seen today and discussed,
1:11:28
Speaker 1: Epstein's web of lies, blackmailing and is extremely complex. This
1:11:33
Speaker 1: is the tip of the Iceberg people. Epstein had tons
1:11:36
Speaker 1: of information, photos and videos on very high stake celebrities, politicians,
1:11:41
Speaker 1: rich people, and just powerful individuals. He was secretive and
1:11:45
Speaker 1: Minny did not know his true purpose and didn't know
1:11:47
Speaker 1: how he gained the information, the money, the connections that
1:11:50
Speaker 1: he did, whether it was through his financier firms or
1:11:52
Speaker 1: connections with US and foreign intelligence agencies. One thing though,
1:11:56
Speaker 1: that we can all clearly state for a fact that
1:11:59
Speaker 1: we know is a is that Epstein was guilty of
1:12:01
Speaker 1: running a ring in which he and nearly one thousand victims.
1:12:07
Speaker 1: Time will only tell when the truth will be revealed
1:12:10
Speaker 1: and the details further investigated. Now, I'm gonna leave you
1:12:13
Speaker 1: at this. That was a script that was written a
1:12:15
Speaker 1: little bit ago. But there's some new reporting that is
1:12:18
Speaker 1: just coming out. This is from the website drop site News.
1:12:21
Speaker 1: The headline is Jeffrey Epstein helped Israel sell a surveillance state.
1:12:24
Speaker 1: To quote Devoir, it says Jeffrey Epstein and A. Hudbarack
1:12:28
Speaker 1: were specialists and war profiteering. At the end of his
1:12:31
Speaker 1: tenure as Israel's Defense Minister and after his supposed retirement,
1:12:34
Speaker 1: Hudbarock embraced a role as a salesman of Israeli security
1:12:38
Speaker 1: services to embattled governments, opening the door for Israeli intelligence
1:12:41
Speaker 1: leaders to shape the security apparatuses of several African nations,
1:12:45
Speaker 1: including the country of Quote Devoir. Quietly facilitating these efforts
1:12:49
Speaker 1: was Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein wrote at one point in an
1:12:52
Speaker 1: email to Barack quote with civil unrest exploding and the
1:12:55
Speaker 1: desperation of those in power, isn't this perfect for you?
1:12:58
Speaker 1: Barack replied, your in a way, but not simple to
1:13:01
Speaker 1: transform it into a cash flow. Transforming unrest into cash flow,
1:13:05
Speaker 1: in the case of Cote day of War involved brokering
1:13:07
Speaker 1: deals between the Israeli state and the embattled West African nation.
1:13:11
Speaker 1: So essentially Epstein, with a who barat the Israeli former
1:13:15
Speaker 1: Prime Minister Intelligence had they traveled to many countries and
1:13:19
Speaker 1: helped facilitate implementing a security state in these countries. This
1:13:23
Speaker 1: happened in Mongolia. Now we're getting reporting and disclosures that
1:13:26
Speaker 1: showed that happening Cote d Avoir. I hope I'm saying
1:13:29
Speaker 1: that right. I don't think I am. But this is
1:13:31
Speaker 1: once again the tip of the iceberg, and these disclosures
1:13:34
Speaker 1: are going to keep happening because it never ends. We're
1:13:37
Speaker 1: only at the very very surface of what Epstein really
1:13:41
Speaker 1: was and represented. He wasn't just a lone who targeted
1:13:44
Speaker 1: young girls. This guy was a basically government hired specialist
1:13:49
Speaker 1: in intelligence gathering and blackmail that was hired to do
1:13:52
Speaker 1: all of this at the behest of governments to maintain
1:13:55
Speaker 1: power and control. And it seems like there's truly barely
1:13:58
Speaker 1: any country or continent that didn't touch. But as you
1:14:02
Speaker 1: guys know, I'm going to keep you updated on the
1:14:04
Speaker 1: story because this is my personal fixation and I think
1:14:08
Speaker 1: people still need to keep talking about it. We can't
1:14:10
Speaker 1: let this story run cold, because that's what they want
1:14:12
Speaker 1: you to do. They want to distract you with this
1:14:14
Speaker 1: and that, and Trump's doing this, and he's doing that,
1:14:17
Speaker 1: and that's only to distract you from this. Like right now,
1:14:20
Speaker 1: we're in the midst of a government shutdown. I truly
1:14:22
Speaker 1: believe that that's because the Grivaldo woman was elected, and
1:14:27
Speaker 1: when she's sworn in, they're going to have the amount
1:14:29
Speaker 1: of votes to release the Epstein files. I think it's
1:14:31
Speaker 1: very convenient timing that the government shuts down right as
1:14:34
Speaker 1: she's about to be sworn in, so they don't swear
1:14:36
Speaker 1: her in. And the government's been given over a month,
1:14:39
Speaker 1: however long almost a month and a half to go
1:14:41
Speaker 1: through all remaining files, redact, destroy make sure that there's
1:14:46
Speaker 1: no mention. Not only if Trump, because it's already been discussed.
1:14:49
Speaker 1: They're flagging his name in the Epstein files, potentially for
1:14:53
Speaker 1: redaction or the destruction of said files, but also for
1:14:56
Speaker 1: everyone else. Anyways, y'all, thank you for tuning in. Be
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1:15:02
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1:15:04
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1:15:07
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1:15:10
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