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Tier One Predator: Epstein Admits What He Really Was During An Interview With Steve Bannon · 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. Jeffrey Epstein and his lawyers tried to convince
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  everyone that he was just a Tier one sexual predator,
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  which would be the lowest designation for a sexual predator,
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  and him and his team were so adamant about this
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  that they argued it in front of a judge. Now,
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  you would expect that from his legal team, right. What
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  you don't expect, though, is the New York Prosecutor's Office
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  to back them up. And that's, of course what happened
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  with cy Vance and the Prosecutor's office in New York.
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  They tried to argue in front of the judge that
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  Jeffrey Epstein should be declared as a level one sexual predator,
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  and the judge was mortified. The judge was absolutely disgusted
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  and shocked that prosecutors would even attempt to argue that, So,
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  of course, she classified Epstein as the worst of the worst,
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  like he should have been classified. But the fact that
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  the prosecutor's office even argued that in the first place
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  is bananas. How are you going to get up there
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  and argue that Jeffrey Epstein is not a level three
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  tier three sexual predator, considering everything you knew, considering all
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  the evidence you had, And thankfully the judge wasn't buying
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  the bs and made sure that he was classified as
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  the worst of the worst. So in this episode, we're
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  going to dive into an article from The New York
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  Post talking about Jeffrey Epstein and one of the new
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  interviews that was released as part of the Epstein File.
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  Dumb headline, Jeffrey Epstein calls himself Tier one sex predator
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  in newly released interview. This article was authored by Samuel Chamberlain.
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  Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein described himself as a Tier one
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  sexual predator in a videotaped interview released by the Justice
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  Department on Friday. And remember when he made the comparison
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  about somebody stealing a bagel and what he did. He
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  really thought that he did nothing wrong. In his mind,
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  everything he did was on the up and up, especially
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  considering it was condoned by people in the government, whoever
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  those people might be. Now, I'm not saying that it
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  was the CIA itself, you know, like the head of
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  the CIA sitting down and putting this together, but this
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  was being run as a black site. Operation right, definitely
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  being run off the books, and Epstein knew that he
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  had all of that protection. He knew that he had
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  all of that insulation, and that's why he was so
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  brazen with what he did and how he conducted himself.
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  The financier who was found dead in his Manhattan Jeil
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  cell on August tenth, twenty nineteen, while awaiting trial on
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  federal sex trafficking charges, clarified that he was at the
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  lowest level of perversion in response to questions from an unseen,
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  unidentified interviewer, which is not true, although the caveat to
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  that is in New Mexico, he didn't have to register
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  as the worst of the worst. And of course that's
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  a different discussion for a different day. But that's one
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  of the reasons he chose New Mexico in the first place,
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  and he was looking to get those same kind of
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  conditions in New York and then down in the usv
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  I remember, this dirty, rotten son of a bitch was
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  trying to get the sex offender laws changed there as well,
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  and he had a bunch of people in government helping
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  them out. So this was always his endgame, right to
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  make it seem like he didn't do anything too bad.
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  I'm not guilty. I wasn't somebody that was attacking children.
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  I was going after prostitutes. Meanwhile, the quote unquote prostitutes
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  are children. How can you say that a child's a prostitute.
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  Children cannot consent, they can't be prostitutes. So you're not
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  soliciting an underage prostitute. You're soliciting a child, and you're
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  engaging in child abuse. You sick, degenerate piece of shit.
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  There's no nuance, there's no gray area, there's no sugarcoating it.
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  Jeffrey Epstein was a child molesting piece of shit, and
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  anybody that enabled them, well they're a piece of shit too.
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  During the rambling hours long sit down, Epstein was quizzed
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  on whether any of his wealth came from handling dirty money.
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  That's where all of his wealth came from, every last dollar.
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  And I'm telling you right now, if they would give
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  me access to his bank accounts and all the transactions,
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  I would be able to prove all of that. And
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  I'm just some moron. Never mind a forensic analyst who's
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  going to dive in and go crazy and look at
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  all of the financials, tie everything together. See where they
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  were going, see where they're originated. And anybody who accepted
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  money from Jeffrey Epstein during that time or sent him
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  money would be caught up in a RICO investigation. But
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  for that to happen, we need to live in a
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  country where justice matter. And unfortunately that is not the case. No,
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  it's not, he responded later, adding that was the case
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  because I earned it. You earned it by advising the
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  worst people in the world. The interviewer said that do
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  enormous bad things and just to make more money, And
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  that's true. That's exactly the kind of people that Epstein
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  was working with, the kind of people that Epstein loved.
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  Anybody that could provide him with a little bit more
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  wealth or an inroad into more power, that's somebody that
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  Epstein was trying to collect, and he was good at it.
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  He had a menagerie of people that included the most
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  powerful people in the whole entire world, and the vast
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  majority of those relationships are still unexplained, and I think
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  that's one of the biggest problems for a lot of people.
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  You have all these people that are being outed, all
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  these people that were obviously deeply entwined with Jeffrey Epstein
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  financially and otherwise, there's no repercussions. Nobody's getting bracelets, nobody's
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  getting him dub getting purp walked. That kind of shit
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  is just not going to fly this time, and I
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  think people across the political spectrum have had enough. How
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  are you going to release all these files and then
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  at the same time tell us that nothing's gonna come
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  of it, nobody's going to prison, nobody's being investigated. Yo.
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  If this is not a cover up, I don't know
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  what is. Ethics is always a complicated subject, Epstein responded
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  before discoursing on donating money to polio vaccination efforts in
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  the developing world. That's always their go to, right, Well,
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  I donate money, I'm a philanthropist, and they try and
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  wrap themselves in that armor. But the only reason they're
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  giving money out is so that later on down the road,
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  when they get nailed, they can use it as a shield.
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  It's no different than Bill Gates's bitch ass. Every time
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  he gets caught up. What does he say, Oh, well,
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  I'm just a philanthropist and I'm helping people here, helping
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  people there. Meanwhile, you're enabling people getting abused here in America,
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  and if the emails are to be believed, you were
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  doing a lot worse. And frankly, when it comes to
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  Bill Gates, I believe he was doing a lot worse.
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  Can I prove it, No, But I believe that, and
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  I think that the evidence that's been provided is pretty
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  damn strong. When your own wife is divorcing you because
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  of your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, that signals to me
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  that there's a lot more going on there than you're
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  willing to admit. And then you find out all this
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  other stuff and it all looks terrible for Bill Gates,
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  but he's just one of many, right. There are a
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  ton of people that need to be held accountable here.
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  Now that doesn't mean I think everybody was involved in
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  the abuse, but I think all these people were at
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  the very least enabling that abuse to occur, and they
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  need to answer for it. And as far as ethics
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  goes pretty funny that Epstein, of all people, would even
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  talk about ethics. Dude didn't have an ethical bone in
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  his body, So it's not shocking when he says ethics
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  is always a complicated subject. No, it's not either you're
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  ethical or you're not. And spoiler alert, people that put
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  profits over people, well, they don't have any ethics, And
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  Jeffrey Epstein and all of his friends most certainly put
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  profits over people, especially if those people are your children.
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  Instead of asking me whether that money should be given
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  to these children for vaccines, I think you might want
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  to ask their mothers who receive the vaccine, who know
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  their child now won't get polio, and ask them if
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  Epstein should have helped these people with their money. Well,
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  how about we ask the girls that you abused. Let's
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  ask if you help them. Pretty sure you didn't help
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  any of them, buddy, pretty sure you're ruined all their lives.
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  Maybe we should ask Carolyn, Maybe we should ask Virginia. Oh,
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  that's right, we can't ask them because they're not with
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  us anymore. The whole entire nonsensical bs about using these
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  charities and using your charitable givings as a shield is
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  really disgusting, and unfortunately that's one of the biggest go
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  tos when it comes to these people like Epstein who
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  end up getting hemmed up. You see it all the time,
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  and it doesn't matter who the person is. Every single
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  one of these types of people will always fall back
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  and try and say, well, I was charitable, I gave this,
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  I gave that, and that should wipe out all the
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  evil that I did. And in their mind they truly
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  believe that. When the interviewer asked Epstein, what percentage of
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  people do you estimate would say, I don't care. I
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  want the money for my children. The notorious New Yorker
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  fired back, I would say everyone says I want the
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  money for my children. I think if you told them
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  the devil himself said I'm going to exchange some dollars
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  for your child's life. He gets cut off by the
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  person doing the interview. Do you think you're the devil himself?
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  Epstein was then asked, to which he answered, no, but
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  I have a good mirror. Well, I think you're the
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  devil or close to it. And I have to tell you,
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  I don't know of many parents who are going to
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  accept anything from Epstein knowing what he did. Well, there's
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  nobody else out there that could provide that money that's
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  going to provide, you know, help for people who need
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  polio vaccines. Jeffrey Epstein and his corrupted ass dollars the
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  only person and only source where that could come from
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  stop it. It's unclear when the interview was recorded, but
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  judging by Epstein's appearance, it may have taken place shortly
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  before his July twenty nineteen arrest. The video was one
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  of two thousand released by the Trump administration on Friday,
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  along with up to three and a half million pages
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  of documents and one hundred and eighty thousand images in
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  accordance with the Epstein File Transparency acts signed into law
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  by Trump this past November. And also as part of
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  the release, there was a long form interview with Steve Bannon,
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  and I'm thinking about adding that to the podcast. I
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  think it adds some context and I think it's something
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  that you folks should listen to. So we'll see how
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  things go. But I think that that interview in its
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  entirety gives you a little bit of an idea of
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  where Epstein's mind was at, and I think it's very
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  revealing and very telling. Now, the interview is like three
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  hours long, so I'll probably clip it down and we'll
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  add it as multiple parts. But we'll see how things
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  go because there is a lot to get to. So
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  with that said, we're gonna wrap this one up right
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  here and Like usual, all of the information that goes
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  with this episode can be found in the description box.