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DOJ Insiders Admit That The Contents Of The Epstein Files Are Worse Than Reported · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles. So now apparently the DOJ is whispering in
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back rooms that the Epstein files are much worse than
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the administrations letting on. Oh really, you don't say, because
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up until now we were all just under the impression
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that a child trafficking billionaire with private island, secret cameras
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and a black book thicker than the Bible was just misunderstood.
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The FEDS acted like Epstein was running a lemonade stand,
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not a global extortion ring. And now now they're admitting
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quietly behind closed doors to certain members of the GOP
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that it's darker than we were ever told. It's not news, buddy,
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that's an insult to the public's intelligence. It's like the
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captain of the Titanic finally admitting the Iceberg might have
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been a problem. Yeah, no kidding, genius. We've been screaming
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it since twenty nineteen, so let's cut the shit. The
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new push for transparency isn't about truth, it's about leverage.
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It's about who gets to weaponize the next revelation. First,
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the same people who were silent when the Fed's quietly
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buried half the case, are now acting like they're auditioning
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for true detectives swamp. Addition, the irony is rich. Half
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of these guys couldn't find moral high grounds with GPS
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and a map, but now they want to play a
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crusader because someone in the DOJ told them it's bad. Well,
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no kidding, it's fucking Epstein. The man wasn't exactly running
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a book club. If it's much worse, then why the
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hell haven't we seen it? Why are we still being
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spoon fed ongoing investigation nonsense? When Epstein's been dead longer
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than most TikTok trends. How long does it take to
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read a file or adact a few names and tell
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the American people the truth? Unless, of course, the names
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on those pages aren't just ones we expect, the Clintons,
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the Princes, the Trumps, the billionaires, but the ones that
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still hold office and the ones that pay the bills.
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Because that's the kind of much worse that makes DC
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lose its appetite. You start showing photos, emails, transactions, favors,
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and suddenly you're not talking about history. You're talking about
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active participants. And let's not pretend that the DOJ is
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doing this out of a conscience. No, this is a
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preemptive strike, a little political insurance policy. Hey, fellas, maybe
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don't come for us too hard. We've got something nuclear
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in the vault. They're dangling the horror stories like they're
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selling tickets to the apocalypse. They leak just enough to
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keep Congress curious, but not enough to expose the rod.
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It's the same old trick, tease the corruption, never reveal
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the rod. Meanwhile, the same people who cover for Epstein's
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connections to intelligence agencies are now pretending they're shocked, shocked
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that the man wasn't just a financier. Meanwhile, we're supposed
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to sit here like obedient taxpayers, waiting for the truth
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to be drip fed between election cycles. They'll leak a
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name here, 'dact to name there, and act like it's transparency.
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Every update will be wrapped in legal jargons so thick
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you need a machete just to find a sentence that
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means something. The DOJ says, we can't release the files.
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It would compromise on going investigations into what exactly Epstein's ghost,
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because as far as everyone knows, the only thing ongoing
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about this case is a goddamn cover up. So yeah,
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much worse might finally be the understatement of the century,
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because every time this story comes up, it's like watching
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a magician pull another scarf out of a hat that's
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already on fire. Every new revelation just proves how deep
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the rock goes, how many people look the other way,
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and how many still are. If the GOP suddenly found
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religion on transparency, then maybe, just maybe the devil in
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those documents finally scares them more than losing their next donor,
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because once those names hit daylight, it's not going to
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matter who's red or blue. It's going to matter who's
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in the photos. And that's the real fear. The DOJ
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whispers aren't about warning, they're about control. They're saying, we've
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got the receipts and here radioactive. The game isn'tustice, it's leverage,
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and in Washington, leverage is the only thing holier than God.
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So sure, go ahead and sell us the story that
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the are much worse. We already know that what we
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want is the part you're not saying, the part that
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burns both parties to the ground. Until then, spare us
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the outrage, because the only thing much worse than what's
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in those files is how long you've known and stayed silent.
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Today's article was published by the New Republic and the
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author is Ellie Quinlan Hoddling. Rumors about Donald Trump's connection
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to Jeffrey Epstein have gripped the Republican Party. A few
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conservative representatives with ties to the FBI and the Justice
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Department have spilled that the true details of the Epstein
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files are worse for Trump than previously reported, according to
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journalist David Schuster. And I think that's the truth, but
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not so much when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein and
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his abuse. I think that Trump was wrapped up with
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Epstein when it comes to financials. And I think that's
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what Donald Trump is so scared to have come into
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the public sphere, because that kind of thing is the
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harbinger of doom. Right once you get mixed up in that,
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that's a sh sure fire away for the government to
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start investigating you. You were engaging in money laundering, you
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were engaging in, you know, washing your money offshore, whatever
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it might be. I think that's the most likely thing
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here that's going to cause Donald Trump's some indigestion. Now,
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is it possible that there's pictures of him with girls
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and stuff, probably, but that doesn't mean that he was
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abusing them, right, we have to have hard evidence. Big
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allegations require a big evidence, And until we have people
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out here that are actually appointing to him and saying, look,
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this is what happened, then we have to go with
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the evidence that we have. Now. Of course, you can
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say that, you know, Katie Johnson alleged that Donald Trump
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assaulted her, but besides that and the lawsuit that was
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pulled back, we really don't have much to go on
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as far as any sort of allegations of Trump being
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engaged in any kind of abuse. And the same goes
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for Bill Clinton. So there's certainly levels to this. And
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when I tell you that there's a lot of exposure
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financially for a lot of people, Donald Trump certainly one
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of them. I have a very hard time believing that
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Donald Trump didn't have any of his money tied up
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with Epstein at any point in those early years when
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they were paling around, and I think that's what Donald
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Trump is so fearful of. Now. Again, just to be clear,
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I have no idea the extent of that relationship, but
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one thing that I do know is that relationship existed,
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and it existed for quite some time. Michael Wolfe, a
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longtime chronicler of Trump's White House who conducted extensive interviews
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with Epstein prior to his death, told the Deli Beasts
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last month that Epstein had showed him photos of Trump
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with half naked young girls in his lab. And again, look,
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that's very possible, that is very possible. Does that mean
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that Donald Trump was engaging in the actual abuse though,
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because make no mistake, that's what Michael Wolfe is getting at.
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He's getting at Donald Trump being engaged in the actual
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abuse with Jeffrey Epstein. So we'll have to see if
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that pans out. Right, I'm not going to sit here
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and tell you it's not true. I don't know. What
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I can tell you is that up until now we
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haven't seen anybody come forward with credible accusations within the court.
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But again, that doesn't mean that nothing happened. We have
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to see. There's just so much going on and so
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many different angles that you can look at here and
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different rabbit holes to jump down, that it's almost impossible
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to say with finality one way or the other, who
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was doing what, when, and why? And that's why the
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investigation needs to go on. And that's why the files
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need to be released. And I know I've said up before,
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but I'll say it again. If you have nothing to hide,
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you should want these files to be released, right. Don't
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you want people to know that you had nothing to
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do with it, that you're being wrongly accused, that you're
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being cast as something you're not. Well. The best way
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to do that is transparency. And when you do the
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Jackie Joyinner cursy, you're running away from transparency. What are
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we supposed to think? These rumors have galvanized into a
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legitimate movement among Republicans who are now Shoster wrote on
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X Wednesday night, clamoring for the files for release. I
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don't care what party you're in, you should be demanding
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that these files get released. I'm yet to hear one
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single reason why they should stay private, not one good reason. Oh,
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you can say privacy for this one, privacy for that one.
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I don't really care about your billionaire donors. I really
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don't give a shit. The same way you don't believe
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the survivors, I don't believe the donors. So if you
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want to back up billionaires, and the billionaire class go
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for it. But I think that when all said and done,
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the truth is gonna come out, and we're gonna find
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out that these people that are so keen on keeping
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the shit private had good reason to because the vast
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majority of them were wrapped up with Epstein, whether financially
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or otherwise, for months. Just for Republicans had penned their
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signatures on a discharge petition demanding transparency into the investigation
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of the pedophilic sex trafficker and its potential associates. Those
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conservative lawmakers include Representatives Thomas Massey, Marjorie Taylor Green, Nancy Mace,
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and Lauren Bobert. And all of them have been attacked,
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every last one of them. Why because they're going against
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the party line to protect Jeffrey Epstein. Dell is wrong
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with you, guys. Representative elect at Alita Gravalla, who won
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the special election in Arizona September, has also vowed to
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sign the bipartisan petition. She's the last signature that the
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House needs to force a vote on the issue, and
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Speaker Mike Johnson has conveniently refused to swear her in
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for more than a month. Well, isn't that cute? Don't
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you understand the optics of that are just absolutely horrible.
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And I'm warning you right now, people that are in
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the middle, people that actually help you get elected, the
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reason you get over the hump. They're paying attention. And
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if you think for a minute that people in the
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middle who haven't bought in one way or the other
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to the dogma are going to just sit here and
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shrug their shoulders after this whole entire debacle has taken place,
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you're crazy. And I've seen a whole host of people
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shrug off what happened in the elections on Tuesday, and
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I think that's a bad idea. That shit's an outlier folks. Now,
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of course, the places where these elections were held are
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usually places that lean left, no doubt about it. But
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it was a complete sweep and these elections they weren't
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even competitive. And that goes for Virginia and New Jersey
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as well. And I think that the GOP and especially
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MAGA better take note because people in the middle are
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the ones that get you over the home. And when
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you bash on people for having a different opinion, for
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not living up to your absolutism, you drive those people away.
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It's just like the left did with their going too
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crazy with the woke. They drove a lot of people
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away from the party and that led to a lot
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of independent people voting for Trump in the last election.
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But if the Republicans think they're immune to it, they're crazy.
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They're not. And it's decisions like this that drive independence away,
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you know, independence like me. Yeah, drive them right away
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from the party. It's absurd, it's disgusting, and nobody should
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be defending Jeffrey Epstein. And I promise you I'm not
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the only one who feels like this. But the disturbing
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new rumor has dredged up far more support, with more
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than one hundred Republicans planning to vote alongside Democrats in
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an effort to get in front of what's coming, reported Schuster.
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That's a good idea because what's in those files is
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absolutely dastardly, one thousand percent, without a doubt, some of
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the most stomach turning shit you're ever going to see
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or hear. The Trump administration has failed at every turn
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to mitigate anxiety about the president's longtime friendship with the
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child sex criminal. The typically bombastic Attorney General Pam Bondy
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was silent when asked about the photos during a Senate
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hearing last month, a choice that further spooks several GOP lawmakers,
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with many interpreting her non response as a very vocal yes.
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The question is did the FBI find those photographs that
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have been discussed publicly by a witness who claimed that
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Jeffrey Epstein showed them to him as Democratic Senator Sheldon
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Whitehouse in early October? But Bondi could only blink with
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her mouth agape. You don't know anything about that, white
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House said, okay, So here we are, another day, another
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round the whispers from the marble halls of power about
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how it's worse than you think. No flipping kitten. At
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this point that phrase should be carved on Epstein's tombstone
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and the DJ's letterhead. But the real kicker is they're
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not warning the public. They're warning each other. It's not
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brace yourselves, America, it's hey, buddy, make sure your name
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and in this batch. That's not transparency, folks, that's threat management.
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That's Washington's version of lighting a match in a room
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full of gasoline and calling it oversight. And you could
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bet your last dollar that when the curtain finally lifts.
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If it ever does, it won't be because of courage.
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It'll be because someone needed a bargaining chip, someone needed
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to distract, to punish, or to stay one scandal ahead
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of their rival. That's how DC works. No heroes, no crusaders,
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just opportunists trying to keep their skeletons from rattling too
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loud while they point at someone else's. So when they
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say that the files are much worse, believe them, but
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not for the reasons they want you to. It's not
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just about Epstein. It's about how many people use them
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as a gatekeeper to the kind of corruption most of
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us couldn't stomach if we saw it in Daylight and
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the DOJ. They've turned the Epstein files into kind of
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a political nuke, too dangerous to launch, too valuable to destroy. Instead,
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they'll hold on to it at a reach forever, because
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power in DC isn't about what you do, It's about
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what you can threaten to reveal. So the show goes on,
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the actors changed, but the script stays the same. We
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can't show you the truth. It's too terrible if you
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have Maybe, or may be, the real horror is what
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we already know what happened, and the people who are
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supposed to stop it or still cash in paychecks and
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given press conferences about reform. So let them whisper about
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how bad it is. Let them posture and grandstand, because
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the day those files hit daylight, a lot of the
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loudest voices on both parties are going to be praying
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for the power to go out. Until then, it's all theater,
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one long, taxpayer funded cover band playing the same tired tune.
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We're looking into it, the rest of us, we're just
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waiting for the encore. And something tells me, when the
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light finally comes on, it's going to make Watergate look
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like a parking ticket. All of the information that goes
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