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Nobody's Girl: Virginia Robert's And The Unnamed Prime Minister · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles and Nobody's Girl, a memoir of surviving abuse
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and fighting for justice. Virginia Roberts doesn't pull a single punch.
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She lays it all out, the fear, the pain, the degradation,
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every ounce of what she endured at the hands of
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powerful men who treated her like she was disposable. She
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was trafficked, she was sold, She was brutalized by men
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who thought their titles and money made them untouchable. And yes,
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she names a well known prime minister among her abusers.
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Not some shadowy figure, not a rumor whispered in dark corners,
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but a man who once held the highest office in
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his country, who once stood before cameras, shook hands with
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world leaders, and talked about decency and leadership. According to Virginia,
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this man choked her until she blacked out, laughed as
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she begged for mercy, and left her bleeding. It's monstrous,
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It's beyond comprehension. And of course what sickening isn't just
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the assault, it's everything wrapped around it, the silence, the complicity,
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the power structure that allowed someone to call himself prime
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minister and still allegedly treat a childlike trash. We're not
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talking about a crime of passion or impulse. It was industrial,
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great evil protected by respectability. Virginia says she begged the
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monster's handler, Jeffrey Epstein, not to send her back to
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that man. Epstein's response cold his death. You'll get that
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sometimes just like that, like she was reporting a leaky faucet,
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not the systematic torture of a girl. That one sentence
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alone tells you everything about the mindset of that whole world,
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how numb, how normalized, how calculated the cruelty was. And
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think about that for a second. A teenage girl in
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tears begging not to be sent back to her abuser,
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a man with political power laughing in her face, a trafficker,
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shrugging it off because to him she was inventory, not human.
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And that's the part that should stick in your throat,
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the total indifference to her suffering. These men weren't monsters
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hiding in the shadows. They were leaders, financiers, academics, and celebrities.
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They smiled in the daylight, attended gallas, donated to charity,
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posed for pictures with presidents and queens, and Meanwhile, girls
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like Virginia were being brutalized behind locked doors and private jets.
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She writes that this one assault was the moment everything
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broke inside her, when she realized she wasn't just being used,
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she was being erased. She describes the blood, the humiliation,
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the dizzying fear that she might not survive the night
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she realized she wasn't living anymore, she was being consumed.
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That realization, the unbearable clarity, became the spark that pushed
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her to fight back later in life. Her words, raw, trembling, furious,
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carry the weight of a thousand voices who never made
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it out, And what do we do with that? We
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see a comfortable scrolling headlines, convincing ourselves these stories or
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relics from a dark past. But it's not past tense.
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It's the architecture of power itself. This is what happens
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when politicians, billionaires and royals all swim in the same cesspool,
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trading girls like currency and covering for each other. When
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the blood starts to show and the public only sees
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the surface, when one brave woman decides that she's had
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enough and risks her life to tell the truth, Virginia's
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story isn't just a memoir. It's a warning siren. It's
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a slap in the face to every complacent official, every
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journalist who looked away, every voter who refused to believe
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their heroes are capable of evil. Her book is uncomfortable
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to read, and it shouldn't be. Her rage lives in
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those pages. Her trauma bleeds through every word. And the
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so called prime minister she describes, he's not just one man.
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He's a symbol of a system that protects predators and
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devours the powerless. If a man wearing the title of
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prime minister can do this and live with it unpunished,
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then the system is broken beyond recognition, rot at the roots,
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and every institution that looked the other way. Governments, intelligence agencies,
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media outlets, even monarchies. They're not innocent bystanders. They're a
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part of the machinery that let it happen. They greased
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the gears. Virginia paid the ultimate price. Her life was
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marked by pain that no settlement or apology could ever erase.
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But in telling her story, finally, fully, without fear, she
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ripped the mask off an empire built on silence, and
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her message is blisteringly clear. Look, resist, demand justice, because
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pretending this didn't happen, pretending the powerful can escape consequences
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is how it happens. Again. There's no move on moment here.
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There's no healing without accountability. Every name she mentions, every
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scar she carries, is proof that the world's most powerful
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men believe they were untouchable. Maybe they were, but now
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because of her, we know their faces. And the question
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that hangs in the air is the same one she's
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been asking her whole life. What will you do about it?
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Today's article is from Fox News and the headline Virginia
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Roberts memoir recounts rape by a former prime minister, Epstein's
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ties to Bill Clinton and Trump. This article was authored
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by Alec Shemmel in Are a memoir of Virginia Roberts
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recounts being groomed as a teenager and sexually exploited by
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Jeffrey Epstein and Glenn Maxwell, writing that the abuse included
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rape by an unnamed prime minister and encounters with powerful
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men such as President Bill Clinton and President Donald Trump.
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And remember it was Virginia who told us that President
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Clinton was on the island, and that was backed up
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by mister Scully. The IT tech that was hired to
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work down on the island, saw them both there, Prince
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Andrew and Virginia. So I don't know about you, but
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I'm gonna believe what Virginia and mister Scully said, as
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opposed to believing what the Clintons have to say, considering
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the Clintons are known liars. The book Nobody's Girl, a
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Memoir for Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice, was released
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Tuesday and garnered global attention. While it made no specific
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allegations against Clinton or Trump, Roberts did chronicle meeting with
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both in context not related to Epstein's alleged crimes. The
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story Roberts recounts of how she was sucked into Epstein
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and Maxwell's high powered orbit begins when her father helped
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her get a job at mar A Lago, where he
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worked as a maintenance worker. Roberts discussions of Trump in
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the book largely placed him as a background figure during
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her early days at mar A Lago, where she eventually
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met Maxwell in the summer of two thousand and that's true,
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Virginia said that consistently, and the same for Bill Clinton.
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By the way, now does that mean that they weren't
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up to no good with anybody else. Of course not.
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I can't sit here and tell you that for sure.
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But what I can tell you is that we don't
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have any credible reports about anything going on with those two.
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I mean, you have the Katie Johnson lawsuit that was
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filed against Donald Trump, but of course that was walked back.
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So besides that, and you know with Bill Clinton, the
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other ties, financial ties, getting a massage, shit like that.
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There haven't been credible reports about Donald Trump and Bill
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Clinton getting down on the island or you know, at
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one of Jeffrey Epstein's properties, as far as some of
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this other behavior goes. And again just to stress, it
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doesn't mean that none of that shit ever happened. I
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have no idea. All we can do is listen to
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the people that were there. It couldn't have been more
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than a few days before my dad said he wanted
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to introduce me to mister Trump himself. They weren't friends exactly,
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but Dad worked hard and Trump liked that I'd seen
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photos of them posing together, shaking hands. Roberts writes, Trump
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couldn't have been friendlier, telling me it was fantastic that
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I was there. Do you like kids? He asked, Do
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you babysit at all? He explained that he owned several
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houses next to the resort that he lent to friends,
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many of whom had children that need attending. Roberts also
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recounts how Epstein and Trump's relationship eventually broke down, an
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explanation for which differs from the one Trump is publicly provided.
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Roberts said Trump with drew Epstein's membership at mar A
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Lago after hitting the teenage daughter of another guest. But
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Trump has publicly said that is bad about Epstein coaxing
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his mar A Lagos SPA employees was what led to
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the end of their relationship. Well, Trump has given us
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about three or four different endings to that relationship, a
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whole bunch of different scenarios. So I guess it's, you know,
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choose your own adventure, right, like a fucking hardy boys book. Roberts,
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working at an entry level position at the Resorts SPA,
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recounted how Maxwell sought to hire her as a masseuse
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despite her lack of experience. Before she knew it, Roberts
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was traveling alongside Epstein and Maxwell around the world performing
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sexual favors. According to Roberts, it was difficult to reconcile
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the fact that her abusers commanded so much respect from
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such powerful figures. And that's all part of the scam, right,
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part of the hustle. They have all of these powerful
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people that are in their corner, and if you're some
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vulnerable girl, forget it. What are you gonna do. You're
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gonna go to the cops. Well, okay, you'll go to
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the cops, and then they'll say that you have a
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MySpace page where you're talking about smoking weed and dating boys.
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And because of that, they said that the witnesses weren't
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incredible and that would lead to Jeffrey Epstein getting off.
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Can you imagine that kind of bullshit? And then Acosta
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pitching the same line to us during the deposition. It
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is all utterly ridiculous. This was a man who displayed
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frame photographs of himself with the Dalai Lama, with the Pope,
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with members of the British royal family. A photo in
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his pom Beach house showed Epstein posing behind the podium
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of the White House briefing room. Roberts Wrights. This was
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a man who had former President Bill Clinton over for dinner.
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I was at the table that night, and who'd hosted
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Al and Tipper Gore as well? Again, I was there. See,
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this is the big problem that people don't want to
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reconcile with that this goes much deeper than just one man.
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I know a lot of people want to focus on
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and I get it right, Dude's the sitting president and
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it looks like he's involved in a cover up for
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whatever reason. So I completely understand the criticism, but don't
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fall into the trap of only focusing on Donald Trump.
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That's the trap they're setting for you. The question is
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are you gonna bite now. With that said, that doesn't
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mean you can't be critical of Donald Trump and his behavior,
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but you have to understand that this runs much deeper
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and there are plenty of scumbags on the stage. Maxwell
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was proud of her friendship with famous people, especially men.
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Roberts added in the memoir. Maxwell loved to talk about
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how easily she could get former President Bill Clinton on
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the phone. According to Roberts, Epstein and Maxwell visited the
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White House together during Clinton's tenure in the Oval Office.
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In the book, Roberts also recalled how Clinton flew on
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Epstein's playing in two thousand and two, but she was
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not president for that trip. Well, we know without a
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shadow of a doubt that Bill Clinton had Jeffrey Epstein
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over at the White House at least seventeen times, at
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least was it more than that? Maybe? Were they doing
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other things? Probably, but we can only verify the seventeen trips.
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And you would think that would be enough to get
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people up in arms, right, I mean, you'd think that
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people want to know what was going on. But it's
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like people are just ignoring that whole part of the story,
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which is a bad idea because to understand how we
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got where we are, you have to understand the genesis
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of all of this. You have to understand how it
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came into being the people that were pulling the strings
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at the very beginning, because they're the ones who set
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the tone. And when we're talking about people that have
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been around from the jump, we're talking about Bill Clinton folks.
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On September twenty first, Epstein and Maxwell were leaving New
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York on an extended trip to Africa. Marsenkova was flying
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with them on Epstein's Boeing seven twenty seven, as were
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several high profile guests. The actor is Chris Tucker and
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Kevin Spacey and former President Clinton, not to mention six
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US Secret Service agents. Clinton has said the trip was
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for humanitarian mission that included stops related to the work
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of his foundation. Roberts wrote, and that's what we've heard
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from the beginning, And I'm sure that there was an
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element of work going on. But do you think that's
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all that was going on? I highly doubt it. However,
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despite naming Clinton in the book about being sex trafficked
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by Epstein, Roberts lamented the media's propensity to connect the
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former president Epstein's crimes right away. The article noted that
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I had never been lent out to the former president,
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but I guess the mail found it newsworthy simply that
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I'd witnessed Epstein and Clinton together. She writes, well, one
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hundred percent because it gives that baseline, right, It gives
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you an idea of who was in the circle, the
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powerful people that were making things happen behind the scenes.
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Among the various trafficking incidents Roberts talked about in her book,
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which due to directly involved powerful people from Epstein and
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Maxwell's orbit was a brutal rape by an unnamed former
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prime minister on Epstein's island in the US Virgin Islands
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in two thousand and two. According to Robert's account of
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the incident, she was ordered by Epstein to have sex
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with the Prime Minister, who choked her nearly to unconsciousness
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and mocked her fear of the situation. Roberts said that
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upon returning to Ebstein's after the incident, she begged them
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not to send her back to the Prime Minister, but
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Epstein told her the brutality was just part of the job.
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And imagine his ugly ass, smug face telling her that, yo,
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if I found a magic lamp with a genie inside
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of it, one of my wishes would be to bring
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Epstein back just so I could beat his ass. Has
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there ever been a more reprehensible human being? According to Roberts,
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this horrific incident was a turning point for her. Before
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the prime Minister's attack, Epstein had me fooled. I thought
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that Epstein's predilection for childlike girls was a sickness, but
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that in his twisted way, he meant well. After the attack,
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I couldn't stay a fool. Having been treated so brutally,
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and then seeing Epstein's callous reaction to how terrorized I felt,
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I had to accept that Epstein meeted out praise merely
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as a manipulation to keep me subservient. Epstein cared only
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about Epstein, Roberts writes in her memoir. At that point,
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I have bottom. I now knew I wouldn't survive. I
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saw only two possible options. Either someone Epstein trafficked me
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too would kill me, or I would take my own life.
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Roberts would eventually die by suicide in April, roughly six
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months before the release of her memoir. And now I'm
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sure most of you are wondering, what is the identity
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of this prime minister? Well, we know that she was
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only around a few different prime ministers, Elwood Barock. We
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know that Kevin Rudd was part of Jeffrey Epstein's circle,
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but I never heard anything about him being around Virginia. Meanwhile,
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Elwood Barrock, we've heard a lot about him. So you
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don't have to be a g brand investigator here to
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put two and two together, and you know, come up
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with a conclusion of who Virginia's talking about, and would
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it shock you wouldn't shock me. These are people that
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really believe that they're above the law. They believe that
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there's no consequences for the shit they do. Look the
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way these men hide behind their suits, their titles, their
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polished smiles, while the people they destroy are left to
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pick up the pieces alone is disgusting. Virginia didn't just
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survive Hell. She dragged it into the light so no
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one could pretend it didn't exist. She ripped the mask
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off power itself and showed the world what really goes
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on behind closed doors lined with marble and money. A
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prime minister, think about that, the kind of person who's
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supposed to lead a nation, protect the vulnerable, stand for
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something greater, and instead he's the monster in the room.
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But the real sickness isn't just him. It's in the
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silence that followed, the reporters who looked away, the politicians
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who whispered not our business, the institutions that bent over
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backwards to protect their own, while a broken girl begged
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for justice. And that's why her book matters because it
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doesn't let anyone look away. It forces you to see
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the rot hiding under the suits and smiles. It forces
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you to confront the fact that power protects itself, and
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that victims are left carrying the scars the world refuses
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to acknowledge. So no, we don't move on, we don't
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look away, we don't shrug it off as old news,
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because her pain didn't end when the cameras stop rolling,
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and her truth doesn't expire just because it's inconvenient for
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the powerful. This is what accountability looks like, Ugly, raw
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and impossible to unhear. Virginia told the world what they did.
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Now it's on the world to decide what comes next.
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