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House Epstein Probe Moves Toward Alan Dershowitz (6/12/26) · 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. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, nobody has
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  had a bigger mouth than Alan Dershowitz. This dude has
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  been on every program, every TV station talking about how
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  Jeffrey Epstein was just, you know, a regular run of
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  the mill diddler and now he had no connections as
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  far as intelligence or powerful people whatsoever, and that he
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  certainly didn't blackmail anyone. Well, we know that's a bunch
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  of bs. Now, considering what Bill Gates just told us,
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  I would think that Alan Dershowitz might want to reevaluate
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  some of his past commentary, but for some reason, I
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  highly doubt it. And now he's out here popping off
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  at the app again talking about how he wants to
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  be deposed by the Congressional Committee. Well, now he's getting
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  his wish, because it looks like mister Comer is going
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  to call him in for a chat. Now it's going
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  to be voluntary, because Alan Dershowitz has said that he
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  wants to get before the committee and set some shit straight,
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  and now it looks like he's going to get that opportunity.
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  But I wonder how much they're going to be able
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  to get from him. How much is he going to
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  claim is privileged? Well, that was my client. I can't
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  say much. And look, I'm not going to sit here
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  and tell you that Dershowitz was out here partaking in
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  the abuse besides what we've heard from the allegations made
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  by Virginia, and they ended up settling their suit with
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  nobody accepting liability or wrong. So we can't sit here
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  and say with certainty that Dershowitz did this or did that.
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  But what I can say is he's reprehensible and he's
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  done everything in his power to try and whitewash what
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  Jeffrey Epstein really was. And whether that's out of self
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  preservation or something else, I don't know, But I think
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  it's a great idea to get him under oath, and
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  I think that all of Epstein's legal team should be
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  brought in, And if I was in Congress, I would
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  focus completely on the non prosecution deal one hundred percent.
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  Today's article is from The Guardian and the Headline House
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  Panel to seek testimony from Alan Dershowitz about Jeffrey Epstein.
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  This article was authored by Anna Betts Representative James Comer,
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  the Republican who chairs the House Committee on Oversight and
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  Government Reform, announced that he would be asking Alan Dershowitz,
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  Jeffrey Epstein's former attorney, to appear before the panel as
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  part of its investigation into the late sex offender. You
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  mean Donald Trump's lawyer, because that's what Dershowitz is as well, right,
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  not just Epstein's lawyer, but Donald Trump's. And I know
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  everybody is entitled to the best legal representation that they
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  can get, but it sure is pretty coincidental that every
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  time something pops up about Jeffrey Epstein, here comes Alan
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  Dershowitz on Newsmax or a Fox News attempting to counter narratives.
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  And what would his motivation for that be? Who's he
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  still protecting his client's not here anymore? Could it be
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  that he's still protecting all of his friends? Quite possibly?
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  I'm going to ask Alan Dershowitz to come in. We
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  will have questions for him, and we will give them
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  an opportunity to come in. Comer sat on Wednesday morning,
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  adding that the decision was based on the testimony of
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  Leslie Groff, Epstein's longtime assistant, who testified before the committee
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  on Tuesday, as well as meeting that I had afterwards
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  with several of Epstein's survivors. Well, it's about time. I'm
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  shocked that Comer even met with survivors in the first place.
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  Did Donald Trump approve that? Is he going to take
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  away your sippy cup? Oh, James Comer is a bad man.
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  He met with the Epstein survivors. This is bigly bad.
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  I mean, we know that loyalty is a one way street.
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  When we're talking about the president, we will have questions
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  for him and will give them an opportunity to come
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  in and answer. There are several questions that arose yesterday
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  based on Miss Groff's testimony and some things that someone
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  of the Epstein survivor said. Comer said, And it's been
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  a long time coming. Alan Dershowitz has a lot to
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  say about what Epstein wasn't, but he doesn't have much
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  to say about all the other things that were going
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  on around them. I never seen anything on towards I
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  got a massage, but my underwear was on, my wife
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  was with me, we went to the island, blah blah blah.
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  And there's always some kind of excuse, right, And he
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  does it in like this snide manner. It's very arrogant
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  and it's very cocky, and he does it time and
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  time again. He demeans these women who have been abused,
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  calls it a hoax, says this is BS, that's BS.
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  You know what's really bs. The fact that Dershowitz wants
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  to tell us started and stopped with him being his lawyer.
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  We know it was more than that. Now, I'm not
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  going to sit here and tell you that. I know
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  you know that depths of it, and I'm not going
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  to sit here and tell you I have evidence of
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  Alan Dershowitz taking part. I don't, but I think there's
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  plenty of evidence that Alan Dershowitz knows a whole lot
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  more than he's ever let on. Now, the one thing
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  I will say about Dershowitz is him being the lawyer.
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  He at least has some kind of credible excuse for
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  not talking about Epstein. Look, I was his lawyer. I
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  can't break confidentiality even in death, and I get that,
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  and I respect that, but considering that, you should just
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  shut up about the topic in general. But God forbid,
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  Alan Dershowitz does that. God forbid he just shuts up
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  and moves on, has to keep interjecting himself, has to
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  keep running his yapp And now that his narrative about
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  Jeffrey Epstein never blackmailing anybody has been blown out of
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  the water by Bill Gates, he wants to testify all
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  of a sudden, but he has to make sure that
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  the narratives all patched up. The transcript of Graev's testimony
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  has not yet been released by the Committee. Her opening statement,
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  Groff told lawmakers that she had no knowledge of Epstein's
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  crimes while working for him, and described her former employer
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  as a master manipulator and deceiver. Well, he definitely was that.
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  And when it comes to people like Leslie Groff, okay,
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  I'm more than willing to think that she was deceived,
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  at least in part by Jeffrey Epstein. Alan Dershowitz, no chance,
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  dude knew exactly what Jeffrey Epstein was and didn't care
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  for one second. In fact, has run around demeaning these
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  little girls who were abused. Oh, Epstein was with a
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  girl who was seventeen years old in ten months. What
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  he fails to point out was there girls that were
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  as young as fourteen that were involved in that. But
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  as part of the deal that Dershowitz helped create with
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  Main Justice. They said that the victim was seventeen and
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  ten months so it would make it look better for
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  Jeffrey Epstein. That's what they were doing. How can we
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  make Jeffrey Epstein look like he's not the monster that
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  he is? That was the goal, and boy were they successful.
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  Dershowitz defended the disgraced financier after he was first arrested,
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  and was a member of Epstein's legal team that negotiated
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  Epstein's now controversial two thousand and eight plea deal. And
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  in twenty fourteen, Virginia Roberts and Epstein's survivor, alleged that
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  Dershowitz actually assaulted her when she was a teenager as
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  part of Epstein's sex trafficking operation. Dershowitz has strongly denied
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  those claims and has never been charged with any wrongdoing
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  related to Epstein. Roberts sued Dershowitz in twenty nineteen, alleging
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  that he defamed her when denying her claims, but dropped
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  the lawsuit in twenty twenty two and said that she
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  may have made a mistake in accusing him, or maybe
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  she just was tired of it, the whole entire song
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  and dance. What would it prove She'd get a few
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  more bucks from Alan Dershowitz, and then what she'd still
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  be called a liar, just like with Prince Andrew. So
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  in Virginia's estimation, enough was enough. That's really what it
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  came down to, nothing more and nothing less. Roberts died
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  in April of twenty twenty five. In a telephone interview
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  with the Guardian on Wednesday, Dershowitz said that he had
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  volunteered to testify before the House Committee, pointing to a
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  recent appearance on Newsmax in which Dershowitz said on the
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  show that he'd be willing to appear before the committee.
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  Such a gracious guy, mister, I kept my underpants on, Dershowitz.
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  I can present a much more nuanced and calibrated description
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  of the complexity of these things, the Harvard law professor
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  told the Guardian. He added, I'm not a reluctant witness.
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  I wanted to testify, as I said from day one,
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  I want the truth to come out. What truth? What
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  do you even mean? What he's saying is he wants
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  to go on whitewash. What exactly is the truth, Alan Dershowitz,
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  that you and your buddies made sure that Jeffrey Epstein
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  got the deal of the century and that he could
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  go on and continue to abuse people. Is that what
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  you want to tell us, because that's what happened. So
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  save your snide, arrogant bullshit for somebody else. Everything I
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  did in relation to the Epstein case I'm proud of,
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  he said. I'm sure you are. I am sure you're
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  proud that you got that son of a bitch the
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  deal of a century. I'm sure you are. I'm sure
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  you're proud that you guys cut a deal that was
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  illegal with the federal government. That's right, I said it illegal.
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  And furthermore, that whole deal should be thrown out and
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  all of you, mister Dershowitz, should be looked at. Yeah,
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  that's right. I think that all of you, in collusion
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  with the DOJ, cooked up this deal. That's what I think.
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  And I think that if there was a special counsel
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  appointed to the case, they'd come to the same conclusion.
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  Dershowitz also pointed out that the news Max host Greta
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  Vancestrin said on her Show on Tuesday that she reached
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  out to Comer's office to ask about Dershowitz and his
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  willingness to testify, and claimed that it was her reaching out,
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  as well as his offer to testify, that led to
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  Comer requesting his testimony on Wednesday. In response, spokesperson from
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  Comer's office told The Guardian that the House Oversight Committee
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  will speak with anyone who has information about the federal
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  government's handling of the Epstein and Maxwell cases and their crimes. Well,
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  I just thought that Comer told us that it had
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  to do with Leslie Groff. Is Dershowitz lying or it's Comer.
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  They added that yesterday Leslie Groff named when asked who
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  else should come before the committee Alan Dershowitz, and said
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  that Chairman Comer also met with survivors yesterday and stated
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  that Dershowitz should be interviewed. Dershowitz told The Guardian that
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  he hardly knew Groff, but said that he saw on
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  a couple occasions sitting behind the desk at Epstein's office
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  and that I think perhaps some flights when I was
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  going down there to be his lawyer to speak to
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  the US attorney or the state attorney, but I never
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  had any substantative conversations with her. Who cares. I don't
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  care about any of that. I care about what role
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  he played in the NPA and if there was anything
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  that was unethical that happened there, people should lose their
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  law license, right, they should be disbarred. And considering that
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  Jeffrey Epstein was still abusing girls while he was under
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  that NPA and out on probation, the deal should be
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  null and void. And not only should it be null
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  and void, it should be looked at for criminal conduct.
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  How about we talk about that and what parts specifically
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  you played when it comes to reaching out to Main
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  Justice and pitching them whatever kind of deal that you
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  guys pitched them. That's what I'm interested in hearing about.
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  And it looks like we'll get those answers sometime soon.
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  But until then, that's going to do it for this one.
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