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EPSTEIN_S BIRTHDAY BOOK_ a disturbing deep dive-Part 1 · The conspiracy

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Speaker 1: Released just today by the House Oversight Committee was Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein's birthday Book, A Grotesque Tone, compiled by his co
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Speaker 1: conspirator Ghlaine Maxwell for his fiftieth birthday in two thousand
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Speaker 1: and three, three entire years before the sex allegations exploded
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Speaker 1: into public view in two thousand and six. And inside
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Speaker 1: of this book are some absolutely disturbing revelations, darker than
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Speaker 1: I even thought were possible. I'm telling you what was
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Speaker 1: released today is incredibly shocking, So let's take a deeper look.
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Speaker 1: Released for the first time by Democrats on the House
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Speaker 1: Oversight Committee, this birthday book is a cesspool of revealing
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Speaker 1: photos of women, cryptic messages from high profile friends, and
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Speaker 1: a parade of suggestive sketches that ooh's obscenity. The contents
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Speaker 1: are meticulously split into sections by the sender's relationship to Epstein.
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Speaker 1: There's a section for family, a section for girlfriends, a
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Speaker 1: different section for girl hyphen friends, which is a category
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Speaker 1: hinting at blurred lines of intimacy, a section for friends
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Speaker 1: and colleagues, and a section for Epstein's assistance. Towards the
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Speaker 1: very end, every low detail, every redacted face, every verbatim
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Speaker 1: whisper of flattery or filth. I'm going to dissect it
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Speaker 1: all here today, drawn solely from reporting that's emerging this
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Speaker 1: morning and this afternoon from sources like sky Ann and
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Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal, without any mercy or omission. And
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Speaker 1: I want to state to everybody out there, this is
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Speaker 1: not a political video. And I want to remind everybody
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Speaker 1: online that the Epstein scandal, at its very heart, is
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Speaker 1: not political. It is, at its core, a fight of
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Speaker 1: good versus evil, a fight to expose powerful holding positions
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Speaker 1: of power that were provided children to it on a
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Speaker 1: silver platter by various world governments, including the United States, Israel,
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Speaker 1: and others. But for now, let's focus solely on this
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Speaker 1: birthday book and the new information that's emerging today. Epstein's
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Speaker 1: birthday book kicks off with a handwritten prologue scribbled onto
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Speaker 1: the page by none other than his accomplice, Glaine Maxwell,
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Speaker 1: Epstein's lover turned friend turned partner in crime. In Glaine's writing,
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Speaker 1: she addresses the fifty year old Epstein directly, her words
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Speaker 1: dripping with personal investments, saying quote, I hope you will
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Speaker 1: derive as much pleasure looking through it as I did
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Speaker 1: putting it together. For you end quote. This opening salvo
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Speaker 1: sets a tone of affection and frames this birthday book
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Speaker 1: as a labor of love from the woman who would
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Speaker 1: later face her own reckoning for her complicity in the
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Speaker 1: sexing of mens alongside Jeffrey Epstein. Accompanying this intimate dedication
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Speaker 1: from Glaine is a photograph of Jeffrey and Glaine together
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Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety one, which was pulled straight from the book.
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Speaker 1: Into My Knowledge is an image that has never before
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Speaker 1: been seen publicly. The photo captures the two in a
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Speaker 1: moment of apparent bliss, Glaine's arm linked around his before
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Speaker 1: the scandals stripped away that facade. The photo itself bears
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Speaker 1: no redactions, no marks, and it anchors the book's voyeuristic
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Speaker 1: gaze on the history of one of the world's most powerful,
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Speaker 1: most infamous, who was murdered by those that he choose
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Speaker 1: to serve children too. At the beginning of this book,
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Speaker 1: you can find a table of contents. According to reporting
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Speaker 1: from The Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump and Bill Clinton
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Speaker 1: were listed under the friends section in the book's table
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Speaker 1: of contents, along with about twenty other associates. Other people
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Speaker 1: were grouped under categories such as science, Brooklyn and family.
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Speaker 1: While many of the letter writers for this book weren't famous,
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Speaker 1: weren't recognizable names, some categories indeed had notable people within them.
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Speaker 1: Flowing seamlessly from the prologue, the early pages of Epstein's
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Speaker 1: birthday book immediately delve into messages from Epstein's family. These entries,
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Speaker 1: placed at the very start, offer viewers of Veneer of
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Speaker 1: normalcy a start contrast to the depravity that unfolds later
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Speaker 1: in the same book. In one letter Epstein's mother, Pauline Stilovsky,
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Speaker 1: Epstein wrote that she's been very busy reminiscing since Glaine
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Speaker 1: asked me to write about you. Jeff. You have been
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Speaker 1: a good son since day one, and we have been
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Speaker 1: proud of you ever since. His mother said, I recall
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Speaker 1: you refused to sleep as a child unless I read
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Speaker 1: a story from Grandma's golden book that she bought for
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Speaker 1: twenty five cents. She added, at pta meetings, I begged
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Speaker 1: your teachers to improve your handwriting. She also referenced Epstein's
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Speaker 1: life as a bachelor, as well as his prominent media shoutouts.
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Speaker 1: At age twenty one, Cosmopolitan magazine featured you as Bachelor
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Speaker 1: of the Month. Pauline wrote, today, you still hold that title, Jeff,
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Speaker 1: I'm so sorry that Dad can't share the knakus, which
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Speaker 1: means pride we have regarding your achievements. She added, he
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Speaker 1: would have been overjoyed reading the article about you in
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Speaker 1: the New York magazine. The birthday book itself features hundreds
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Speaker 1: of photos from throughout Epstein's life up until age fifty,
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Speaker 1: including pictures of him as a child and as a teenager.
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Speaker 1: Interwoven with the family tributes are photos of Epstein in
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Speaker 1: his younger years, some of these images being partially redacted
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Speaker 1: in the released documents, shielding identities or details, but they
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Speaker 1: depict a pre wealth Epstein, raw and unpolished, and Epstein
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Speaker 1: that existed before the Epstein we know today. Several of
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Speaker 1: these photos bear captions in the book itself, though the
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Speaker 1: exact wording isn't specified beyond their existence in the articles
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Speaker 1: I could find online. But according to the reporting, these
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Speaker 1: annotations found beneath the photos served to add layers of
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Speaker 1: self mythology to Epstein's portraits. This visual section builds a
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Speaker 1: chronological arc that shows Epstein's transition from boyish innocence to
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Speaker 1: the man who would amass fortunes, secrets, and thousands of victims.
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Speaker 1: The structure rigidly separates entries by relational silos, with family
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Speaker 1: and early photos clustered up front and no obscene intrusions yet,
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Speaker 1: but the groundwork for these revelations is laid. Also, it
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Speaker 1: should be noted no phone numbers, addresses, or additional scrawls
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Speaker 1: are detailed in the book. Here. It's a sanitized familial
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Speaker 1: embrace before the elite filth creeps in. These messages form
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Speaker 1: the bedrock of the book, humanizing Jeffrey Epstein in his
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Speaker 1: own curated narrative as they pain amount to be, to
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Speaker 1: be honest, just an average guy, rig famous, rich guy,
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Speaker 1: to be specific. But it really just seems like these
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Speaker 1: letters and notes are from family members writing to someone
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Speaker 1: that they love. But as the pages continue to turn,
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Speaker 1: the discoveries only get darker and darker. These opening salvos
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Speaker 1: paint Epstein as a man cherished by those who he
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Speaker 1: loved and who loved him back. But as we continue
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Speaker 1: on through the book and turn the pages, the high
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Speaker 1: society sleeves begins to seep through the cracks, diving directly
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Speaker 1: into the high profile cesspool. We hit the birthday note
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Speaker 1: from Donald J. Trump, a letter that the President has
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Speaker 1: vehemently denied sending, which he has branded as being fake.
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Speaker 1: This entry seems to be a masterpiece of vulgar artistry,
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Speaker 1: words inscribed inside the drawn outline of a woman's nude figure,
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Speaker 1: her curves sketched in crude lines that scream provocation. The
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Speaker 1: note itself opens with a very theatrical line that says voiceover,
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Speaker 1: meaning that you're supposed to read this letter from Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump's voice, from his point of view, and from Epstein's.
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Speaker 1: It then spirals into a presumably fictitious dialogue between Donald
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Speaker 1: and Jeffrey, where they muse on sharing certain things in common,
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Speaker 1: cryptic euphemisms that reek have shared, vices, unspoken, and filthy.
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Speaker 1: The letter reads as follows, voiceover, There must be more
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Speaker 1: to life than having everything. Donald, Yes, there is, but
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Speaker 1: I won't tell you what it is, Jeffrey, nor will
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Speaker 1: I since I also know what it is. Donald. We
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Speaker 1: have certain things in common, Jeffrey, Jeffrey, Yes, we do,
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Speaker 1: come to think of it, Donald, Enigma's never age. Have
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Speaker 1: you noticed that, Jeffrey. As a matter of fact, it
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Speaker 1: was clear to me last time I saw you, Donald.
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Speaker 1: A pal is a wonderful thing, happy birthday, and may
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Speaker 1: every day be another wonderful secret. Now sealing this bizarre letter,
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Speaker 1: as you can see, is Donald J. Trump's very recognizable
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Speaker 1: signature signature sprawled across the woman's waist in some sort
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Speaker 1: of sprawled mimicry of pubic hair, thick and absolutely deliberate
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Speaker 1: evoking the raw of bodily exposures. The full image lays
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Speaker 1: bare this leude birthday greeting without textual reactions, though the
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Speaker 1: implications from the letter hang incredibly heavy. Obviously, what was
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Speaker 1: Trump talking about there? Something about Enigma's wonderful secrets. It's
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Speaker 1: all some sort of coded language that I'm assuming, and
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Speaker 1: this is my opinion, is talking about knowledge of something
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Speaker 1: secret that Epstein was doing at the time. And we
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Speaker 1: know what that was. It was trafficking young. Now, after
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Speaker 1: this letter was released, Trump immediately deflected and fired back, saying, quote,
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Speaker 1: these are not my words, not the way I talk. Also,
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Speaker 1: I don't draw pictures. End quote. That point, though, was
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Speaker 1: refuted when people actually found pictures that Donald Trump had
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Speaker 1: drawn and around that exact same time period of the
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Speaker 1: New York Skyline so that were auctioned off. So he
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Speaker 1: did draw pictures and it was around that exact same
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Speaker 1: time when he drew those pictures, which is just crazy
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Speaker 1: that there are actually other pictures that he drew from
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Speaker 1: around that same time. But obviously he's not going to
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Speaker 1: admit to this. Then you head. White House Press Secretary
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Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt, who also joined Trump and doubled down on
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Speaker 1: the lies, saying, as I've said all along, it's very
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Speaker 1: clear President Trump did not draw this picture and he
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Speaker 1: did not sign it. President Trump's legal team will continue
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Speaker 1: to aggressively pursue litigation. The note first surface partially in
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Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal in July, igniting Trump's fury and
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Speaker 1: a lawsuit to sue the ass Off owner Rupert Murdoch.
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Speaker 1: Tethered to the letter, however, is a partially redacted image
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Speaker 1: that you can see right here on screen of Epstein
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Speaker 1: clutching an oversized check. This is new information we're receiving today,
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Speaker 1: and as we can see if we look closely at
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Speaker 1: the photo, the massive check seems to be signed DJ
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Speaker 1: Trump or Donald John Trump. Below the photo, a handwritten
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Speaker 1: note gloats saying, verbatim, Jeffrey showing early talents with money
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Speaker 1: and women sells fully depreciated redacted to Donald Trump for
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Speaker 1: TI twenty two, five hundred dollars end quote. The reaction
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Speaker 1: on this document veils what the item that Epstein allegedly
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Speaker 1: sold to Trump was. But I've seen discourse online and
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Speaker 1: reporting that's caused me to believe that the check is
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Speaker 1: potentially describing the sale of a woman from Epstein to Trump,
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Speaker 1: not an official sale, but more of something that would
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Speaker 1: have been written down on the check as a joke,
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Speaker 1: a joke that would look incredibly wrong if viewed through
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Speaker 1: today's lens. Knowing now what we do know, Epstein's grin
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Speaker 1: dominates that photo as he brandishes the massive prop check
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Speaker 1: like a trophy of transactional sleeves. It should be noted
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Speaker 1: that it has also been reported that this photograph of
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Speaker 1: Epstein holding that check that has Donald John Trump's name
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Speaker 1: on it was taken at mar A Lago, Trump's kingdom
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Speaker 1: and sanctuary that Epstein and Maxwell frequented in the late
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Speaker 1: nineties and two thousands. Now, I know that there are
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Speaker 1: some of you out there who don't believe that this
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Speaker 1: is actually Trump's writing, but the evidence here seems to
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Speaker 1: say different. The signature at the bottom of the letter
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Speaker 1: is one hundred percent Just looking at it, Donald Trump's signature. Now,
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Speaker 1: did he actually sign this letter? I guess that's the
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Speaker 1: only thing here that could potentially be up for debate.
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Speaker 1: I don't know why this would have been faked at
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Speaker 1: this point in the narrative. At the time that this
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Speaker 1: birthday book was assembled, Epstein had yet to have been
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Speaker 1: arrested a single time for crimes against At the time
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Speaker 1: around two thousand and three that this was put together,
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Speaker 1: Epstein was just another rich, politically connected, powerful billionaire gallivanting
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Speaker 1: amongst elite circles like some sort of new aged Jay Gatsby.
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Speaker 1: I don't see how you can still defend this one,
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Speaker 1: or why they're still saying that this is fake when
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Speaker 1: it clearly to me isn't. I mean, obviously you can
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Speaker 1: see that this was sent in by Trump, or at
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Speaker 1: minimum Trump's team. And as for Trump and his team's
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Speaker 1: very public, very adamant denials, I do want to remind
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Speaker 1: you of Trump's friendship with the late Roy Kohne, one
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Speaker 1: of the inventors of sexual blackmail. You can check out
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Speaker 1: my video about the Chicken and the bulls Ring to
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Speaker 1: learn more about that. How Roy Cohne and j Edgar
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Speaker 1: Hoover invented sexual blackmail at the Plaza Hotel, which Trump
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Speaker 1: would go on to own later in his life. Videotaping
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Speaker 1: politicians while they were engaging in acts with supposedly individuals
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Speaker 1: and then using that video and photo material to blackmail
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Speaker 1: them sounds very similar to Epstein, right, But Roy Cone
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Speaker 1: taught Trump a lot of lessons. This is public knowledge.
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Speaker 1: Trump's talked about this. Specifically, Roy Cohne taught Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: the strategy of denying everything as a core tactic to
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Speaker 1: avoid accountability and maintain control of all narratives. This lesson
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Speaker 1: emerged to Trump during the nineteen seventies when Trump, facing
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Speaker 1: a race discrimination lawsuit from the US Department of Justice
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Speaker 1: alongside his father, hired Roy Cohne as his lawyer. Cohen
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Speaker 1: advised Trump to never admit guilt even when evidence was strong,
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Speaker 1: and instead to counterattack aggressively. For instance, despite employee confessions
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Speaker 1: of discriminatory practices, Trump, following Cone's guidance, denied all allegations
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Speaker 1: and even fired off a countersuit against the government for
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Speaker 1: one hundred million dollars. Sounds like something from Austin Powers.
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Speaker 1: One hundred million dollars. Roy Cone's philosophy was that admitting
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Speaker 1: wrongdoing was a sign of weakness, and he encouraged Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump to quote just deny everything and fight end quote,
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Speaker 1: the principal Trump has reportedly applied throughout his business and
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Speaker 1: political career. In the photo of the check and the
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Speaker 1: caption allegedly taken at mar A Lago. Yeah, when you
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Speaker 1: look at all of this together, along with the fact
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Speaker 1: that Trump is listed in other parts of the book,
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Speaker 1: You're going to see what I'm talking about. He was
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Speaker 1: in the table of contents as well. It's all a
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Speaker 1: really bad, really damning look. And I still don't understand
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Speaker 1: how people can defend this. Trump's spectral presence haunts these spreads,
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Speaker 1: but the international rot spreads even wider. Still, we have
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Speaker 1: plenty more to go through in the birthday book. Plenty more.
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Speaker 1: That's plenty more disturbing. The preadtive elite debauchery exposed in
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Speaker 1: Epstein's birthday Book continues with what appears to be a
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Speaker 1: birthday note from current United King Ambassador to the United States. Yes,
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Speaker 1: I said current. He was appointed to this position in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four and assumed this position in February twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty five under the Trump administration. UK ambassador a man
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Speaker 1: named Lord Peter Mandelsson. Lord Peter Mandelson is already a
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Speaker 1: controversial figure who in the United Kingdom has over the
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Speaker 1: years gained himself the nickname the Prince of Darkness. He
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Speaker 1: received this nickname when in nineteen eighty five, the Labour
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Speaker 1: Party leader Neil Kinnick appointed him as the party's director
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Speaker 1: of communications in the UK. As Director, Lord Peter Mandelsson
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Speaker 1: was one of the first people in Britain to whom
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Speaker 1: the term spin doctor was applied, and he thus gained
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Speaker 1: the reputation of being the Prince of Darkness. Essentially a
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Speaker 1: long winded way of stating that Mandelsson is an expert liar.
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Speaker 1: For example, in public relations and politics, spin is a
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Speaker 1: form of propagate and achieved through knowingly providing a biased
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Speaker 1: interpretation of an event. While traditional public relations and advertising
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Speaker 1: may manage their presentation of facts, spin often implies the
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Speaker 1: use of disingenuous, deceptive, and manipulative tactics. So Lord Peter Mandelsson,
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Speaker 1: the Prince of Darkness, is such an expert liar and
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Speaker 1: propagandist that he's literally gotten himself the nickname the Prince
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Speaker 1: of Darkness. In his home country seems like just the
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Speaker 1: kind of guy that Epstein would have liked to keep
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Speaker 1: in his inner circle. And this isn't the first time
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Speaker 1: that Lord Peter Mandelsson has been linked to Epstein. For example,
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Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, the UK's Channel four aired an episode
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Speaker 1: of their show Dispatches in which a source close to
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Speaker 1: sex defender Jeffrey Epstein claimed that Lord Peter Mandelsson, while
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Speaker 1: serving as a UK Cabinet minister, made a phone call
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Speaker 1: to Epstein in order to set up a meeting with
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Speaker 1: him and Jamie Diamond, CEO of JP Morgan in June
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Speaker 1: of twenty twenty three. An internal JP Morgan report from
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Speaker 1: twenty nineteen filed to a New York court found that
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein appears to maintain a particularly close relationship with
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Speaker 1: Prince Andrew, Duke of York and Lord Peter Mandelsson, a
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Speaker 1: senior member of the British government. However, that relationship was
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Speaker 1: never fully explored by investigators or the press. In February
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, after being appointed the United Kingdom's ambassador
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Speaker 1: to the US, when he was asked about his relationship
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Speaker 1: with Epstein by news organization The Financial Times, Lord Peter
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Speaker 1: Mandelsson said quote. I regret ever meeting him or being
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Speaker 1: introduced to him by his partner Glaine Maxwell. I regret
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Speaker 1: even more the hurt he caused to many young women.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to go into this. It's an FT
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Speaker 1: obsession and frankly, you can off goff okay end quote.
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Speaker 1: That's an exact quote. He said that anybody who's questioning
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Speaker 1: him about Epstein can go GoF. You can find that
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Speaker 1: quote online. Well, hearing that quote, one would think that
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Speaker 1: Lord Mandelsson was only introduced to Epstein, didn't have a
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Speaker 1: relationship with him, and that he barely knew the man.
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Speaker 1: The birthday book, however, seems to show their relationship in
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Speaker 1: a completely different light. In the pages submitted by Lord
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Speaker 1: Peter Mandelsson to Glenn Maxwell for Epstein's book, Mandelssohn wrote
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Speaker 1: a number of notes and included a number of photos
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Speaker 1: writings in which he dubbed Epstein as my best pal,
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Speaker 1: essentially his best friend. He also talks in his pages
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Speaker 1: submitted about how Epstein, a quote man they call mysterious
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Speaker 1: end quote, randomly parachuted in and out of his life,
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Speaker 1: and he even talks about how he would sit when
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Speaker 1: Epstein was gone waiting for him to return back into
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Speaker 1: his life. This entry then further reminisces about Mandelsson and
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Speaker 1: Epstein's first encounter, then slithers into an illusion. According to
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Speaker 1: Mandelson's writings, Epstein would quote often leave one alone with
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Speaker 1: some interesting friends to entertain end quote. The ambiguity of
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Speaker 1: the phrase interesting friends is paired with an image of
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Speaker 1: two people to women whose faces are obscured or redacted,
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Speaker 1: their forms hinting at first bidden company without any further information.
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Speaker 1: It should be noted that one of the interesting friends
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Speaker 1: that Lord Peter Mandelsson is pictured with and is probably
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Speaker 1: referring to with that quote, appears to be a very young,
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Speaker 1: scantily clad woman in a bikini. The note from Lord
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Speaker 1: Peter Mandelson teases further reminiscing about the times that Epstein,
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Speaker 1: taking you by surprise in one of his glorious homes
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Speaker 1: he likes to share with his friends. Yum yum. The
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Speaker 1: parenthetical yum yum that's actually written down in the note
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Speaker 1: licks itself with a sensual sort of greed, evoking feasts
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Speaker 1: of flesh in Epstein's opulent layers. The pages here bloom
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Speaker 1: with pictures of Lord Peter Mandelsson. One photo being of
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Speaker 1: a tropical island, Another one of Mandelssoh's staring out of
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Speaker 1: a window at the ocean. Another picture of Epstein and
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Speaker 1: Mandelssen sitting together laughing, a third unspecified photo rounding out
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Speaker 1: the message. The yum yum and the allusion to interesting
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Speaker 1: friends with the accompanied image of bodies with rich acted
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Speaker 1: faces pulses with the sense of shared debauchery, and clearly
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Speaker 1: this makes Lord Peter Mandelssohn out to be a much
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Speaker 1: closer friend of Epstein's than he's ever cared to admit to,
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Speaker 1: publicly pivoting to American royalty. On another page of the
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Speaker 1: birthday book, a message seemingly signed by former President Bill
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Speaker 1: Clinton extols Epstein's childlike curiosity. The full fawning text of
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Speaker 1: Clinton's letter to Epstein's states quote, It's reassuring, isn't it
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Speaker 1: to have lasted as long across all the years of
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Speaker 1: learning and knowing, And also to have your childlike curiosity,
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Speaker 1: the drive to make a difference, and the solace of friends.
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Speaker 1: End quote. This scribbled note from Clinton lauds Epstein's endurance, intellect,
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Speaker 1: and camaraderie and frames him as some sort of ageless
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Speaker 1: force of influence and solace. The entry from Clinton is
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Speaker 1: text only. There are no photos, no drawings, no numbers,
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Speaker 1: no other information, just pure unadulterated, unfiltered admiration that seems
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Speaker 1: to gloss over the gathering storm. These political pages interlace
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Speaker 1: flattery with phils, and you can see right here that
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Speaker 1: former President Bill Clinton was a deep admirer of Epstein,
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Speaker 1: just based on his own words. We're going to be
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Speaker 1: exploring his connection with Epstein in a video coming very soon.
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Speaker 1: But that's all that the book has to say about him.
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Speaker 1: From yum young indulgences to childlike curiosities, the power players
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Speaker 1: prostrate themselves, but the inner circles raw edges still awake
20:26
Speaker 1: Towards the book's tail end, at least I should specify
20:29
Speaker 1: the tail end of what was released from the book.
20:31
Speaker 1: The assistance section erupts in breathless excess with an unsigned
20:36
Speaker 1: entry cataloging wild escapades that one assistant has had since
20:40
Speaker 1: being introduced to Epstein. And this is incredibly interesting. The
20:44
Speaker 1: first page from this writer, who has assumed to have
20:46
Speaker 1: been one of Jeffrey Epstein's personal assistants, it never actually
20:50
Speaker 1: shares their identity, states that quote before Jeffrey, I was
20:54
Speaker 1: a twenty two year old divorcee working as a hostess
20:57
Speaker 1: in a hotel restaurant. So clearly this woman is saying
21:00
Speaker 1: that she was lost. She is essentially saying, you know,
21:03
Speaker 1: my life kind of sucked. No shame to anybody who's
21:06
Speaker 1: divorced or working in a hotel restaurant or hostess. That's
21:09
Speaker 1: not what I'm saying. That's just what this is kind
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Speaker 1: of portraying it to be. Because then she's saying it's
21:15
Speaker 1: like a Cinderella story. And on the second page when
21:18
Speaker 1: she writes about what happened to her well working with Epstein,
21:21
Speaker 1: this is what she has to say after Jeffrey I
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Speaker 1: now live in New York City. Have traveled to Paris, London, Milan, Copenhagen, Tokyo,
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Speaker 1: Hong Kong, Stockholm, China, Singapore, Brunei, Bangkok, Bali, Ghana, Nigeria, Mozambique, Rwanda,
21:38
Speaker 1: South Africa, Morocco, Ireland, Saint Tropez, Florida, Saint Bart's, Saint Thomas,
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Speaker 1: Saint John, New Mexico, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Aspen, dot dot dot.
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Speaker 1: I have met Prince Andrew, President Clinton, Sultan of Brunei,
21:54
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, Antonio Varglas, Naomi Campbell, Stephanie Seymour, Peter Brandt,
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Speaker 1: Kevin Spacey. That's an interesting one. Chris Tucker, Diana Ross,
22:06
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson, brilliant scientists, lawyers and businessmen. I have flown
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Speaker 1: on the Concord, gone skydiving, taken a flying lesson ben
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Speaker 1: scuba diving, parasailing, attended a victorious secret fashion show, seen
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Speaker 1: the private quarters of Buckingham Palace, sat on the Queen
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Speaker 1: of England's throne, wrote on a racetrack with Max Poppies,
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Speaker 1: learned countless skills dot dot dot. Obviously that letter is shocking.
22:31
Speaker 1: So here you have an assistant of Jeffrey Epstein saying
22:34
Speaker 1: that they were given private, exclusive access to not only
22:38
Speaker 1: Buckingham Palace, but so many other places. This assistant, through
22:42
Speaker 1: Epstein's connections, sat on the Queen of England's throne, which
22:46
Speaker 1: I'm assuming is extremely not accepted in British culture. I
22:51
Speaker 1: don't really know like how sacred the throne is, but
22:54
Speaker 1: I'm sure the normal regular people just aren't allowed to
22:57
Speaker 1: go sit on the throne. They also they also stay
23:00
Speaker 1: having been taken to the private quarters of Buckingham Palace,
23:03
Speaker 1: they mentioned a victorious secret fashion show, and we all
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Speaker 1: know Victoria's secrets association with Epstein and the celebrity name
23:11
Speaker 1: drops Michael Jackson. I've heard Michael Jackson being involved in this,
23:15
Speaker 1: but he's specifically named her. You got another mention of
23:18
Speaker 1: Trump Kevin Spacey. Think of all the things that have
23:21
Speaker 1: come out about Spacey. I could talk at length about
23:23
Speaker 1: that and the theory that some people have that he's
23:26
Speaker 1: actually killed off some of his accusers. It's pretty wild stuff.
23:30
Speaker 1: But the latter itself name drops royalty and presidents like
23:33
Speaker 1: this assistant's conquests the throne sitting a profane desecration of
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Speaker 1: royal sanctity. No dates or precise locations beyond the palace
23:43
Speaker 1: or contacts fleshless letter out, but the entry's feverish tone
23:47
Speaker 1: reeks of some sort of awestruck complicity in Epstein's dark realm.
23:51
Speaker 1: Throughout the Birthday book, there are also scattered pages, not
23:54
Speaker 1: attributed to specific authors that contain some disturbing remarks and
23:58
Speaker 1: photographs themselves. For example, there's this unsigned letter, which I
24:03
Speaker 1: find to be extremely disturbing, which reads as follows, jizzies
24:08
Speaker 1: a highly excited and distracted state of mind, not a
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Speaker 1: cloud in the sky, Peek a boo, who's watching? Who?
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Speaker 1: To a collector of more than beautiful minds, he whom
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Speaker 1: appreciates architecture, undulating landscapes, beauty marks. And I understood years
24:25
Speaker 1: ago after Golaine came to the Palm Beach horse Show
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Speaker 1: looking for what I thought was a horse, that she
24:31
Speaker 1: was on a mission for a collection of breast photos,
24:34
Speaker 1: A compilation, of course, for you. I came to see
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Speaker 1: you some months later. You told me to take off
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Speaker 1: my top with the usual Epstein smile. You looked at
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Speaker 1: my breasts and said, ah, I was right. Memory served
24:48
Speaker 1: you correctly. The beauty mark was on the right breast.
24:52
Speaker 1: One quotable memory to a true friend with whom I
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Speaker 1: have shared many complicities. I love you and wish you
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Speaker 1: the best next fifty years. PS. I know from the
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Speaker 1: phone exchange some years back you like my br hyphen So, Jeffrey,
25:08
Speaker 1: which word out of this text do you not understand?
25:11
Speaker 1: Just a beauty mark? And as you can see, the
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Speaker 1: page itself is incredibly strange. It's honestly very well graphically designed.
25:18
Speaker 1: It seems like this took quite the amount of effort
25:21
Speaker 1: to put this together. But we don't know who sent
25:24
Speaker 1: that letter, at least not at the time that I'm
25:26
Speaker 1: making this video. Obviously, it's some really really just disturbing stuff.
25:30
Speaker 1: Glene is collecting a breast gallery. This what I assumed
25:35
Speaker 1: to be is a woman is stating that she flashed
25:38
Speaker 1: Epstein and showed him her breasts and he liked them,
25:41
Speaker 1: and there's a beauty mark. He collects minds. And the
25:45
Speaker 1: author even says to a true friend with whom I
25:48
Speaker 1: have shared many complicities, which is very strange too, like
25:52
Speaker 1: are you also complicit in this crime? Were you complicit
25:55
Speaker 1: in this activity? It's a very weird word to include. There.
25:59
Speaker 1: Another poem included in the book, on another page, but
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Speaker 1: not attributed once again to any author, in specific says
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Speaker 1: that Epstein would quote outrage the public decency on any occasion.
26:11
Speaker 1: End quote. It reads, quote as far as I can detect,
26:15
Speaker 1: Jeffrey seems to select to express his mood terms rude, crude,
26:19
Speaker 1: in lude, and politically incorrect. End quote. It concludes with
26:23
Speaker 1: the line quote Jeffrey, at half a century, with credentials plenty, potentiary,
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Speaker 1: though up to no good. Whenever he could has avoided
26:34
Speaker 1: the penitentiary. End quote. So then you got a poem
26:37
Speaker 1: here from me an author who we don't know, talking
26:42
Speaker 1: about Epstein outraging public decency, being politically incorrect, lude and crude,
26:48
Speaker 1: and even saying, essentially with this poem that they're shocked
26:52
Speaker 1: Epstein has avoided the penitentiary. The pen prison. I mean
26:56
Speaker 1: the way that I read that is, I'm assuming that
26:58
Speaker 1: this person knew what Epstein was up to. They knew
27:00
Speaker 1: that he had done some illegal things. Whether or not
27:03
Speaker 1: that's something financial or I don't know, but they're literally saying, essentially,
27:09
Speaker 1: it's a shock that he has avoided the pen which
27:12
Speaker 1: is just crazy. But we need to move on. Another contributor,
27:16
Speaker 1: whose name has been redacted on some more pages of
27:19
Speaker 1: the book, details how she Yes she was a woman,
27:22
Speaker 1: met Epstein in the summer of nineteen eighty five. The
27:25
Speaker 1: author of the letters shares several memories, including memories of
27:29
Speaker 1: the time that Epstein asked her the woman, whether she
27:32
Speaker 1: was a virgin, the very first time that they were
27:35
Speaker 1: left alone together, or how they once went shopping together
27:38
Speaker 1: at Bloomingdale's where he quote proceeded to throw me down
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Speaker 1: on the floor and started kissing and tickling me all
27:46
Speaker 1: over end quote. This woman with the redacted identity included
27:49
Speaker 1: several photos of herself and Epstein with her letters, which
27:53
Speaker 1: have been edited, but they have been released to mask
27:56
Speaker 1: her identity. In one of the photos, she's pictured in
27:59
Speaker 1: underwear looking in a wardrobe, and the photo was captioned,
28:03
Speaker 1: visiting you down in Palm Beach. Can't get a second
28:06
Speaker 1: of privacy with you and a camera around. Ha ha
28:09
Speaker 1: end quote. Absolutely disturbing stuff you have right there, references
28:13
Speaker 1: to Epstein filming people when they're vulnerable in his Palm
28:17
Speaker 1: Beach mansion, which we know was rigged with the same
28:20
Speaker 1: security cameras and blackmail recording equipment that was rigged on
28:24
Speaker 1: the island and in the upper east side house, talking
28:27
Speaker 1: once again about Epstein pushing her down on the ground
28:30
Speaker 1: and public kissing her all over, asking this woman if
28:33
Speaker 1: she's a virgin the first time they're alone together. It's
28:36
Speaker 1: incredibly bizarre. Another contributor, on a different page of the
28:39
Speaker 1: birthday book refers to Epstein as a brilliant and unpredictable friend,
28:44
Speaker 1: while another says he can maybe be a bear, but
28:47
Speaker 1: mostly a teddy bear end quote. Creepy use of the
28:50
Speaker 1: teddy bear analogy. There typically something for children and throughout
28:54
Speaker 1: the birthday book. There are also included numerous hundreds of
28:58
Speaker 1: photos of women, some women's stark naked, others in skimpy bikinis. However,
29:04
Speaker 1: their identities have been partially or fully redacted for the
29:07
Speaker 1: release of the files. However, to my knowledge, no context
29:11
Speaker 1: was given to any of these images, and we don't
29:14
Speaker 1: know who these women were, why they were in Epstein
29:17
Speaker 1: and Maxwell's company, or even how old they were at
29:20
Speaker 1: the time that these photos were taken. These visuals intersperse
29:23
Speaker 1: the assistance and girl hyphen friends messages. Body is barren
29:27
Speaker 1: in some form of voyeuristic horny glory. One photo caps
29:31
Speaker 1: a woman's message with what else can I say but
29:35
Speaker 1: dot dot dot but being spelled butt like someone's ass
29:39
Speaker 1: trailed by an image of an unidentified man shoving his
29:43
Speaker 1: hand down the back of a woman's genes, fingers vanishing
29:46
Speaker 1: into the cleft in a graphic grope of ass and intimacy.
29:50
Speaker 1: The obscenity here is absolutely unfiltered. The fabric is strained,
29:54
Speaker 1: the hand is intrusive, the act frozen in a tactile violation.
29:59
Speaker 1: Several such images stem from women in assistance entries merging
30:03
Speaker 1: the narrative with naked provocation, and throughout the birthday book.
30:06
Speaker 1: Complementing these female forms are numerous shots of men in
30:11
Speaker 1: tight bathing suits, many of these pictures starring Epstein himself
30:15
Speaker 1: Speedo's hugging these men's crotches in displays of what looks
30:19
Speaker 1: like oiled machismo. Some Epstein photos also carried with them
30:23
Speaker 1: book captions, but I couldn't find any specific quotes that
30:26
Speaker 1: all might come to light in the near future. No
30:29
Speaker 1: names or numbers were attached to any of this information,
30:32
Speaker 1: but the fact that the book was broken up into
30:35
Speaker 1: girlfriends and girl hyphen friends distinguishes shades of conquest. Maybe
30:41
Speaker 1: the girl friends were complicit in the or were even
30:45
Speaker 1: potentially brainwashed groomed victims, and the girlfriends were legitimate girlfriends
30:50
Speaker 1: of Epstein's. I don't really know, but there's so much
30:53
Speaker 1: detail and so much nuance to this birthday book. It's
30:55
Speaker 1: absolutely astounding. And the fact that one of Epstein's own
30:59
Speaker 1: personal assas Distance was the one who included that photo
31:02
Speaker 1: of a hand in a woman's genes groping her is
31:05
Speaker 1: incredibly disturbing. I mean, to me, that would show that
31:10
Speaker 1: the assistance might have had a clue what Epstein was
31:12
Speaker 1: doing trafficking these women. Clearly everybody here knows that Epstein
31:17
Speaker 1: like seems to be the most hyper sexual, sex obsessed
31:21
Speaker 1: fiend on planet Earth. We're gonna get more into that later.
31:24
Speaker 1: It's just it's really shocking stuff, isn't it. And now
31:27
Speaker 1: we have to get to the sections with Epstein's colleagues,
31:30
Speaker 1: his kind of work friends, if you want to call
31:32
Speaker 1: them that. In the colleague's corner. The first letter we'll
31:34
Speaker 1: talk about is from the late Bear Sterns CEO Alan
31:38
Speaker 1: Ace Greenberg, who delivers professional sycophancy without the sexual sludge.
31:44
Speaker 1: His message states quote working with Jeffrey has been a pleasure,
31:47
Speaker 1: and watching his meteoric success has given me many vicarious thrills.
31:52
Speaker 1: End quote. This entry, when bright and full, toasts Epstein's
31:55
Speaker 1: finance wizardry vicarious thrills a tame echo of the book's
31:59
Speaker 1: base ecstasies. There's no explicit innuendo here, just mutual glory
32:04
Speaker 1: found in money making. There were also no images or
32:07
Speaker 1: additional contacts or names attached to this letter, which serves,
32:11
Speaker 1: in a weird way, as a brief break from the
32:13
Speaker 1: rest of the smut. There's also a letter in this
32:15
Speaker 1: book from Les Wexner, one of the men who, according
32:18
Speaker 1: to Minny, helped create the Epstein enigma himself. According to
32:23
Speaker 1: all the people that I know, one of the world's
32:26
Speaker 1: leading Epstein researchers who has been on the case for
32:29
Speaker 1: like fifteen sixteen years, and he claims Wexner as guilty
32:34
Speaker 1: as sin. If you read One Nation under Blackmail, you
32:37
Speaker 1: will know how guilty Wexner allegedly is in the entire
32:41
Speaker 1: Epstein saga. So it's interesting to see his name here
32:45
Speaker 1: and the letter itself from Les Wexner. Keep in mind
32:48
Speaker 1: Les Wexner being one of the guys who created and
32:51
Speaker 1: owned limited to the Store for Children and Victoria's Secret.
32:56
Speaker 1: The letter from him contained a short message. It reads, quote,
33:00
Speaker 1: Dear Jeffrey, I wanted to get you what you want,
33:03
Speaker 1: so here it is end quote, And underneath the message
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Speaker 1: is a drawing of what appears to me to be
33:08
Speaker 1: a woman's breasts. There you have more innuendo from another
33:12
Speaker 1: close friend of Epstein's, Ghlaine Maxwell herself also contributed to
33:17
Speaker 1: the Birthday book later on and submitted her own letter
33:20
Speaker 1: with a collage of photos and captions, including pictures of
33:23
Speaker 1: Epstein's private jets and properties, as well as a photo
33:26
Speaker 1: of Epstein hugging a topless woman on a boat. Another page,
33:30
Speaker 1: signed by Glenn Maxwell, features a topless photograph of her
33:34
Speaker 1: in a pool with Epstein. It's unknown to this day
33:37
Speaker 1: who the topless woman on the boat with Epstein in
33:39
Speaker 1: the previous page is. Then there's Alan Dershowitz, one of
33:43
Speaker 1: America's most infamous lawyers, a man who famously once defended
33:48
Speaker 1: rights to consume an import child and even defended people's
33:53
Speaker 1: rights to import and watch snuff films, films where men, women,
33:57
Speaker 1: and children are murdered on camera for real. Talk about
34:00
Speaker 1: all that in another video, though there is an audio recording.
34:03
Speaker 1: There's a couple of them of Dershowitz talking about this stuff.
34:06
Speaker 1: That's just it sickens me to my core. It's so
34:08
Speaker 1: unbelievably disturbing that he would actually defend these people in
34:12
Speaker 1: the name of freedom of speech. It's really horrific stuff.
34:15
Speaker 1: So Dershowitz is a very very dirty character in my mind.
34:18
Speaker 1: But the letter from Alan Dershowitz, who in fact represented
34:22
Speaker 1: Epstein in his very first criminal case in the two thousands,
34:25
Speaker 1: includes a disturbing photograph it's a mock up of a
34:29
Speaker 1: Vanity Unfair magazine cover with mock headlines. The first letter, though,
34:34
Speaker 1: from Dershowitz, states December eleventh, two thousand and two, Dear Jeffrey,
34:39
Speaker 1: as a birthday gift to you, I managed to obtain
34:41
Speaker 1: an early version of the Vanity Unfair article. I talked
34:45
Speaker 1: them into changing the focus from you to Bill Clinton.
34:48
Speaker 1: As you will see from the enclosed excerpt, Happy birthday
34:51
Speaker 1: and best regards Alan. The magazine cover itself, doctored by
34:56
Speaker 1: either Dershowitz or one of his assistants, is disturbing in
35:00
Speaker 1: and of itself. Text can be found on the doctored
35:03
Speaker 1: magazine cover stating things like life is a pure flame
35:07
Speaker 1: and we live by an invisible sun within us. Jeffrey Epstein?
35:11
Speaker 1: Who was Jack the Ripper? Was it Jeffrey Epstein? Al
35:15
Speaker 1: Qaeda in South America? Financed by Epstein? Jeffrey Epstein stole
35:20
Speaker 1: my heart? Bringing on Jeffrey, Consume me, Jeffrey, Intoxicate me, Jeffrey.
35:26
Speaker 1: On another page included with Dershowitz's submission, it states who
35:31
Speaker 1: was that man with Epstein? Inquiring minds or asking who
35:35
Speaker 1: was that man with Epstein Jeffrey Epstein is, of course,
35:38
Speaker 1: one of the world's most famous men, a household name
35:41
Speaker 1: throughout the planet. His picture has appeared on the cover
35:44
Speaker 1: of every magazine in the world. Everyone knows his story,
35:48
Speaker 1: from his humble roots on Coney Island to his rise
35:51
Speaker 1: as one of the most envied public figures of the
35:53
Speaker 1: Western world. But what was he doing flying to Africa
35:56
Speaker 1: with an obscure former politician from Hope, Arkansas. Who who
36:00
Speaker 1: is that politician? And why would Epstein have picked him
36:02
Speaker 1: for the coveted spot on his private jet. Vanity Unfair
36:06
Speaker 1: was determined to get to the bottom of this mystery
36:08
Speaker 1: man and to reveal the story behind the story. Normally,
36:11
Speaker 1: we would not pry into the private life of an
36:14
Speaker 1: obscure Arkansas politician, particularly one who has tried so hard
36:18
Speaker 1: and up to now so successfully to keep his private
36:21
Speaker 1: life to himself. But the moment this obscure man stepped
36:24
Speaker 1: onto the Epstein jet, he became fair game for a
36:27
Speaker 1: probing inquiry. Why would a man like Epstein, who can
36:31
Speaker 1: pick and choose his companions from princes to professors, select
36:34
Speaker 1: a flying companion from the Ozark Mountains To be sure
36:38
Speaker 1: he was a Rhodes scholar. But we all know how
36:41
Speaker 1: easy it is to get a Rhodes if you're from Arkansas.
36:44
Speaker 1: There must be something else. Vanity unfair decided to snoop
36:47
Speaker 1: around the obscure politician reluctantly agreed to do an interview
36:51
Speaker 1: on the express condition that it was completely off the record.
36:55
Speaker 1: This is what he told us dot dot dot, and
36:57
Speaker 1: that's where the letter ends. Clearly, it is referring to
37:01
Speaker 1: Clinton and Epstein's close relationship, which, obviously, as you can
37:05
Speaker 1: see here, many people in Epstein's life knew was a thing,
37:09
Speaker 1: and they knew that Clinton and Epstein were incredibly close.
37:12
Speaker 1: I mean, you have other people writing in for Epstein's
37:14
Speaker 1: birthday about his relationship with Clinton, So just kind of
37:18
Speaker 1: an interesting little twist. There's also a letter in the
37:20
Speaker 1: birthday book from a man named Leon Black, the co
37:23
Speaker 1: founder of Apollo Global Management, an American asset management firm
37:27
Speaker 1: that primarily invests in alternative assets. Interestingly, as of twenty
37:32
Speaker 1: twenty five, the company itself had over eight hundred and
37:36
Speaker 1: forty billion dollars worth of assets under their management. The
37:40
Speaker 1: submission with Leon Black's name had a handwritten poem with
37:43
Speaker 1: a rhyme scheme that seemed to flow with some sort
37:46
Speaker 1: of cryptic meaning that I can't personally decipher. It was
37:49
Speaker 1: signed though at the bottom love and kisses Leon. There's
37:53
Speaker 1: also a letter and photos in the book submitted by
37:56
Speaker 1: fashion designer Vera Wang, who joked in her letter about
38:00
Speaker 1: ut Epstein on The Bachelor and suggested that the two
38:03
Speaker 1: of them together should go on a shopping trip. Also
38:06
Speaker 1: included with Vera Wang's letters are photos of a grand
38:10
Speaker 1: piano and what looks to be a coffee drink, and
38:12
Speaker 1: the pages of her letters are lined with what I
38:15
Speaker 1: am assuming are star stickers. Then there's a seven page
38:19
Speaker 1: letter from a man named Nathan Mervold, a billionaire and
38:22
Speaker 1: former executive with Microsoft. Nathan, in his letter to Epstein,
38:26
Speaker 1: stated that he was sending photos of his from a
38:29
Speaker 1: recent trip to Africa. They seemed more appropriate than anything
38:33
Speaker 1: I could put in words. The letter partly read, and
38:36
Speaker 1: as you can see in the photos that he included,
38:38
Speaker 1: they were all of animals mating. Very just disturbing selection
38:43
Speaker 1: of photographs, and it just once again plays into this
38:46
Speaker 1: whole sleeze, disturbing, bizarre sort of messaging that all of
38:53
Speaker 1: Epstein's friends are relating to him. It's like every almost
38:57
Speaker 1: every single letter and writing has some sort of sexual
39:01
Speaker 1: obscene reference. I mean, it's just crazy, but interestingly, and
39:05
Speaker 1: I actually found this pretty goddamn funny. A spokesperson for
39:10
Speaker 1: Nathan Mervold, the guy who sent those photographs of the
39:13
Speaker 1: animals having sex, previously told a news outlet that Nathan
39:17
Speaker 1: didn't remember sending the letter in for Epstein's birthday book,
39:21
Speaker 1: and they even said that he is a This is
39:23
Speaker 1: hilarious that this Microsoft executive is a wildlife photographer who
39:28
Speaker 1: quote regularly shares photos of and writes about animal behavior
39:34
Speaker 1: end quote. I find this absolutely hilarious. I mean, look
39:37
Speaker 1: at these pictures. These are clearly graphic photos depicting sex
39:41
Speaker 1: acts between animals, and yet this guy's spokeswoman actually just
39:47
Speaker 1: tries to claim that he's an avid wildlife photographer who
39:50
Speaker 1: regularly shares photos of and writes about animal behavior, like
39:54
Speaker 1: he's some sort of Steve Irwin figure or something like that.
39:57
Speaker 1: It's like he works for Planet Earth. I don't know
39:59
Speaker 1: what joke. There's definitely obviously some sort of disturbing meaning
40:03
Speaker 1: hidden there. I mean, just Jesus Christ, look at the pictures.
40:06
Speaker 1: Then there's a particularly disturbing letter from a man named
40:09
Speaker 1: Jean Luke Brunel, who ran a modeling agency, who later
40:13
Speaker 1: on in life was also accused of trafficking and being
40:17
Speaker 1: a who also died suspiciously in prison in France before
40:22
Speaker 1: trial by himself, just like Epstein, who says in his
40:27
Speaker 1: letter to Epstein that quote ten is the most beautiful
40:31
Speaker 1: number end quote, and in the same letter lists Epstein
40:34
Speaker 1: and himself along with Pythagoras, Euclid, and Archimedes, three famous
40:39
Speaker 1: Greek mathematicians. As of the time of me recording this video,
40:43
Speaker 1: it is unknown what all of these scribbled equations that
40:47
Speaker 1: John Luke left on the page mean, but I'm sure
40:49
Speaker 1: that there's something dark waiting hiding just beneath the surface
40:53
Speaker 1: of this letter, waiting for someone to decode. And obviously,
40:57
Speaker 1: when you have a writing to an other people that
41:01
Speaker 1: ten is the most beautiful number, you can, I think
41:05
Speaker 1: see what they could have been talking about there. Then
41:08
Speaker 1: there was Harvard economist and former dean Henry Rozowski, who
41:12
Speaker 1: included a shorthandwritten note that read for the man who
41:15
Speaker 1: has almost everything but never enough of these end quote.
41:19
Speaker 1: Along with that short note that Henry sent in was
41:22
Speaker 1: included a pair of color images that are labeled in
41:25
Speaker 1: the birthday book as tit print. They appear to be
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Speaker 1: literal imprints of female breasts, potentially done after covering a
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Speaker 1: woman's body part in some sort of paint and then
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Speaker 1: pressing the breast against a paper or canvas. Now, why
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Speaker 1: the Dean of Harvard, a man who a man who
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Speaker 1: is esteemed and has watched over the academic careers of
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Speaker 1: so many students and appears to be a trusted scholar,
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Speaker 1: would be sending his friend images of painted breasts pressed
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Speaker 1: up against pieces of paper is unknown. It's once again
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Speaker 1: just really really really bizarre stuff. Because also George Mitchell,
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Speaker 1: who submitted something for Epstein's birthday book, a former United
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Speaker 1: States senator and diplomat, who submitted a letter that reads,
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Speaker 1: in part quote, among your blessings has been the opportunity
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Speaker 1: to lead a full, exciting and fantastically varied life end quote.
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Speaker 1: In the letter, George Mitchell, the former US senator, also
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Speaker 1: calls Epstein a good friend. That just goes to show
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Speaker 1: that Epstein had very high profile political connections for a
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Speaker 1: very very long time. He was very very well connected
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Speaker 1: in the worlds of finance, science, business, celebrity, politics. I mean,
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Speaker 1: this just goes to show that he had connections everywhere
42:46
Speaker 1: fashion art. In addition, there was also a letter from
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Speaker 1: a man named Mort Zuckerman, who was then an owner
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Speaker 1: of the newspaper the New York Daily News, who said
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Speaker 1: that he had searched his own newspaper, amongst others, for
42:59
Speaker 1: information about Epstein and joked that he had discovered Epstein
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Speaker 1: was born in Liechtenstein and had a wife and three
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Speaker 1: children there. Included with this letter are also some disturbing,
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Speaker 1: bizarre photographs once again that appear, for some reason unspecified,
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Speaker 1: to show President George W. Bush without a face along
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Speaker 1: with another man without a face. The meanings of these
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Speaker 1: photos are not explained. I don't know who the other
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Speaker 1: man is, but it's just incredibly strange, cryptic looking stuff.
43:30
Speaker 1: And there's so many mysteries in these pages, so many
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Speaker 1: things that should be investigated further immediately. One of the
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Speaker 1: pages of the released birthday book shows a card attributed
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Speaker 1: to a man named Joel Pashau, reportedly of the Atlantic
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Speaker 1: Realty Trust, a very very wealthy group, who was also
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Speaker 1: reportedly a longtime member of Donald Trump's Marl Logo resort
43:52
Speaker 1: a frequent visitor to Marl Lagos. There you have another
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Speaker 1: Trump sort of connection. The card that Joel submitted to
43:58
Speaker 1: Epstein's birthday book disturbingly shows illustrations of a birthday cake,
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Speaker 1: birthday balloons, a large airplane, and some scantily clad women,
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Speaker 1: an image which I believe perfectly sums up Epstein and
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Speaker 1: his trafficking operations. Pretty bizarre, right, this guy's actually putting
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Speaker 1: a plane and women on the same page. Why wouldn't
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Speaker 1: you just include a plane and then a picture of
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Speaker 1: you and Epstein or I don't know, I would never
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Speaker 1: do it, but images of the women and Epstein. Why
44:32
Speaker 1: are you putting a plane and Epstein on the same page.
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Speaker 1: If Epstein isn't flying these women and trafficking them using
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Speaker 1: the plane like so many people say he was, that
44:44
Speaker 1: let me remind you the Justice Department officially announced months
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Speaker 1: ago that he wasn't doing which is I'm not meaning
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Speaker 1: to get into it, but this is, in my opinion,
44:54
Speaker 1: where the most disturbing sketch in the entire birthday book
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Speaker 1: comes in. Now, this incredibly chilling. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: call it art, but drawing comes from an unknown author
45:07
Speaker 1: and artist, and as you can see in this drawing,
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Speaker 1: which I'm putting up on screen now, the artist seems
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Speaker 1: to be depicting Jeffrey Epstein in the year nineteen eighty three,
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Speaker 1: as he approaches a group of what clearly are meant
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Speaker 1: to be young girls maybe I don't know, five six, seven,
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Speaker 1: eight nine, handing them a lollipop, just like a true
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Speaker 1: literally cartoonish, and it's very clear that these kids are
45:37
Speaker 1: meant to be younger than even then. On the same page,
45:42
Speaker 1: with the same sketch, the same drawing jumps two decades
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Speaker 1: into the future, into the year two thousand and three,
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Speaker 1: and shows Epstein receiving a massage from four scantily clad
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Speaker 1: young women, a few of which appear to be wearing
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Speaker 1: no tops. On one of the girl's butt cheeks, we
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Speaker 1: can see the letter JE or Jeffrey Epstein, which appeared
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Speaker 1: to have been tattooed on in the image like some
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Speaker 1: sort of sick cattle brand. I don't know who drew
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Speaker 1: this or who submitted it to the birthday book, but
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Speaker 1: this has to be the most striking, the clearest, the
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Speaker 1: most disturbing sketch really of them all. I mean, I
46:17
Speaker 1: really have no words for this one. It's a very
46:20
Speaker 1: very I mean, you have Epstein targeting in this image,
46:25
Speaker 1: regardless if it's the same kids that are shown in
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Speaker 1: eighty three that are supposedly massaging him in two thousand
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Speaker 1: and three, If those are meant to be the same kids,
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Speaker 1: clearly that's grooming. And we all know what that is.
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Speaker 1: If not if he didn't do anything to the kids
46:39
Speaker 1: in the years between, but just the fact that they're
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Speaker 1: depicting these women giving him a massage. And it's a
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Speaker 1: known fact that Epstein targeted these girls, and there were
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Speaker 1: also boys involved that people don't talk about that I've
46:52
Speaker 1: never really seen the media talk about. One of my
46:55
Speaker 1: very good friends who's worked on the Epstein case for
46:57
Speaker 1: a long time, has told me that the youngest victim
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Speaker 1: involved I think it was a six or eight year
47:03
Speaker 1: old boy, which you never see the media talk about.
47:07
Speaker 1: But it wasn't just women. It was mostly women, but
47:09
Speaker 1: there were some young boys involved as well, according to reports.
47:14
Speaker 1: But yeah, Epstein was targeting his victims while he was
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Speaker 1: getting these massages, and I was a part of the
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Speaker 1: trafficking as he would get these victims force them to
47:23
Speaker 1: perform these sexual massages on clients. So to see that
47:27
Speaker 1: drawn out next to a picture of him handing kids
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Speaker 1: a lollipop. Yeah, yeah, there's just I don't really know
47:33
Speaker 1: what more I can say about it. At the very end, though,
47:35
Speaker 1: of the two hundred and thirty eight page abomination, Glaine
47:38
Speaker 1: Maxwell writes in the book one more Time with the
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Speaker 1: final message to her best friend and at the time
47:45
Speaker 1: recently former lover. The book concludes with a section called
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Speaker 1: the next fifty years. It only had two pages, and
47:51
Speaker 1: those pages included a photo of Epstein and a hammock
47:55
Speaker 1: and an image with the inscription stating no when you
47:58
Speaker 1: are winning and was signed and lots of love Glaine.
48:03
Speaker 1: So I might have missed a few things, but that
48:06
Speaker 1: is all that I could gather that has been released
48:09
Speaker 1: from Epstein's birthday book. There's a lot of information there.
48:12
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's going to be more coming out soon.
48:14
Speaker 1: But what does all of this mean? While analyzing all
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Speaker 1: this information, we can clearly see that there are a
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Speaker 1: lot of illusions throughout the entire book to Epstein being
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Speaker 1: a mysterious man. There are multiple people that call him mysterious.
48:29
Speaker 1: In Enigma of sorts, that messages used a few times
48:33
Speaker 1: that wording this was stated verbally in multiple letters. Obviously,
48:36
Speaker 1: that means that even to his closest friends, Epstein was
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Speaker 1: this mysterious figure. I don't know what was mysterious about him.
48:43
Speaker 1: Maybe it was his intelligence connections that they might have
48:46
Speaker 1: suspected he had the trafficking obviously where he got his money.
48:51
Speaker 1: There's a lot of different things that are mysterious about Epstein.
48:53
Speaker 1: But we can also see in the book that Epstein
48:55
Speaker 1: was connected intimately, as in these people are writing him
48:59
Speaker 1: birthday letters for a birthday book to all sorts of
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Speaker 1: powerful political figures, from even the Sultan of Brunei to
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Speaker 1: politicians in the United Kingdom current at the time, US politicians,
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Speaker 1: former presidents, and even future presidents of America. He was
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Speaker 1: also intimately connected, as you can see in the finance, fashion,
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Speaker 1: and science worlds. But above all, after analyzing this entire thing,
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Speaker 1: the one thing that I can say that really sticks
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Speaker 1: out to me personally is the fact that almost all
49:27
Speaker 1: of the letters or drawings or inclusions in the birthday
49:30
Speaker 1: Book have some sort of weird sexual element to them.
49:35
Speaker 1: There are drawings of breasts, there are drawings of nude
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Speaker 1: female forms, there are tit imprints, there are drawings literally
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Speaker 1: of children being groomed, drawings of Epstein receiving massages from
49:49
Speaker 1: naked women, mentions of mysterious and entertaining friends that Epstein
49:54
Speaker 1: brings around, hundreds thousands of photos of scantily clad, sometimes
49:58
Speaker 1: fully naked women, discuss us of great memories and parties
50:02
Speaker 1: and island excursions, and even secrets that Epstein and whoever's
50:06
Speaker 1: writing him share. And I know for a fact that
50:09
Speaker 1: if someone made a birthday book for me on my
50:12
Speaker 1: fiftieth birthday, it would look nothing like this, And honestly,
50:15
Speaker 1: I would be absolutely horrified. I mean, this is just disgusting,
50:19
Speaker 1: disturbing stuff that these people are sending him. Tit prints
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Speaker 1: and boob drawings and naked pictures of women, and it's
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Speaker 1: just so creepy. Even the the writing where women themselves
50:30
Speaker 1: are saying that Epstein pushed them down on the ground
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Speaker 1: and kissed them and ask them if they're a virgin.
50:34
Speaker 1: It's all just so creepy. So why does it look
50:36
Speaker 1: like this, you ask, Well, in my opinion, it's probably
50:40
Speaker 1: because at the time Epstein was in the middle of
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Speaker 1: his child trafficking operation, the people associated with him believed
50:47
Speaker 1: Epstein would never be caught as he had some sort
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Speaker 1: of governmental or intelligence agency protection. And all the people
50:53
Speaker 1: that wrote into the book assumed that no one would
50:56
Speaker 1: ever see this book or the contents found within it. Literally,
51:00
Speaker 1: the images and photos and drawings and words in this
51:02
Speaker 1: book paint an incredibly damning image not only of Epstein,
51:06
Speaker 1: but also of all of his friends. Just reading through
51:09
Speaker 1: these birthday letters, one would get the image, and one
51:12
Speaker 1: does get the image that Epstein was an incredibly horny man,
51:16
Speaker 1: obsessed with sex and extremely young women and massages. And
51:20
Speaker 1: this book also shows that all those friends in Epstein's
51:23
Speaker 1: circles that knew him and were around him not only
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Speaker 1: knew about this obsession and these dark desires, but they
51:29
Speaker 1: knew them so well that they actually included coded messages
51:33
Speaker 1: and sometimes direct, very obvious messages about these desires and
51:37
Speaker 1: proclivities in their birthday wishes. It seems to me like
51:41
Speaker 1: all these people knew what was really going on, or
51:44
Speaker 1: at least had a clue about it, and they were
51:46
Speaker 1: all intent on keeping this mysterious secret with them and
51:50
Speaker 1: taking it to their grave. Now this is an ever
51:52
Speaker 1: evolving story. This is all just news that's breaking today.
51:56
Speaker 1: I had to hop in the studio and edit this
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Speaker 1: myself really quick to get this out there. Sorry if
52:00
Speaker 1: the editing's a bit clunky, but I just really wanted
52:02
Speaker 1: to get this, get this story out because I find
52:04
Speaker 1: it so shocking, and there's so much that's coming out.
52:08
Speaker 1: I'm doing an episode soon about Zorro Ranch and Epstein's
52:11
Speaker 1: genetic cloning and human hybrid You just have no idea.
52:16
Speaker 1: That episode is gonna be insane. I'm also doing an
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Speaker 1: episode about Epstein's associations with Bill Clinton, just a full
52:23
Speaker 1: on episode. I promised people. People said, why don't you
52:25
Speaker 1: you're targeting Trump? Why don't you do Clinton? I already
52:28
Speaker 1: have in the past, but I'm doing it because I
52:30
Speaker 1: think he's even more culpable, in my opinion than Trump is.
52:35
Speaker 1: Even though there's so much evidence, there's just other evidence
52:37
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