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Ghislaine Maxwell’s Last Gambit: Inside the Habeas Corpus Play · 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. Glenn Maxwell has announced that she is filing
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  a petition with the court to attempt to get released
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  from prison. And the type of petition that she filed
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  is called a habeas corpus petition, and it's pretty much
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  the last stop for Glenn Maxwell. We all know that
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  she has failed at every turn to get released from prison,
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  whether that's the appeal or the mistrial or anything else
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  she's tried. We know that that's all failed, and we
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  know that it was never going to be successful. There's
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  not a court in the land, as we've seen, that's
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  going to take a look at the evidence that's been
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  presented against Glaine Maxwell and let her out of prison.
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  Not a court in the land. So has this really
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  all just been about Glayne Maxwell trying to get out
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  of prison or is there something else bubbling beneath the
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  surface when it comes to Maxwell and the Trump administration.
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  In this episode, that's what we're going to talk about.
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  And to start out, we have an article from USA
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  Today and the headline Blaine Maxwell will plead for a
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  prison release. New court filing says this article was authored
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  by Terry Collins. Glene Maxwell, the close associate you mean,
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  co conspirator and convicted accomplice of the late disgraced financier
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  and accused sex offender, not accused an actual sex offender
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  went to prison for it. Please learn the story, intends
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  to file a petition asking a judge to release her
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  from prison. In a court filing to US District Court
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  Judge Paul Engelmeyer on Wednesday, December third, Maxwell's attorneys did
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  not provide specific details on what legal grounds she would
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  argue in her habeas corpus petition seeking her prison release. Well,
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  that's because it's not real. I mean it's real in
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  the sense it's going to get filed, but they know
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  they're not gonna be victorious. The whole entire idea is
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  to keep things gummed up to make sure things aren't
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  released as far as grand jury documents or anything to
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  do with Glenn Maxwell that might connect the dots. That's
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  the whole entire motivation here. For her and for Trump,
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  Maxwell knew she was never getting out of prison. So
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  what's the next best thing? Try and better your surroundings, right,
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  go to a better facility, And how do you do that? Well,
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  you call the Trump administration and say you're ready to
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  play ball. But what she meant by playing ball was
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  not giving up names or giving up people that might
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  have been involved. What she meant was by protecting the administration.
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  That's what she meant by playing ball. The court filing
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  also states that Maxwell plans to file her petition pro say,
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  meaning she would represent herself and pursue her early release
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  without the help of a lawyer. Well, I wonder where
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  Oscar David Marcus is. My guess is this is all
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  part of the plan. So Maxwell can argue later on
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  that she had no idea what she was doing, and
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  she wasn't represented by legal counsel, so she needs another
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  crack at it, That's my guess. Now, do I know
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  that that's what's going to happen. Of course not. But
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  when you're dealing with these people, there's always five moves
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  behind the one they're making. I mean, all of a sudden,
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  Glenn Maxwell isn't gonna have legal representation. Okay, I guess.
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  Maxwell's petition also comes almost two months after the US
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  Supreme Court rejected the appeal of her conviction and sentenced Well,
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  that's because all of it was just. Anyone telling you
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  that Gallainne Maxwell caught a raw deal is brain dead.
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  They must be suffering from CTE from too many hits
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  to the dome piece, because there's no way you could
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  look at the evidence and say that Glainne Maxwell got
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  a raw deal. Now, does that mean she's the only
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  one that should be in prison? Of course not. That's
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  not what I'm saying. But don't try that. What about ism?
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  Bullshit with me. Everybody needs to pay up, pay up,
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  pay up, including Glenn Maxwell. So there is no scenario
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  on Earth where Glayne Maxwell should be released from prison,
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  zero chances that should ever happen. It should even be
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  a discussion. And the only reason that it is a
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  discussion is because Trump knows it helps them. If he
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  had nothing to gain here, do you really think he'd
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  be engaging in this kind of back and forth with Maxwell,
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  sending the Deputy Attorney General to have a conversation with her,
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  and then moving her to Camp Brian. None of that's normal.
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  Nothing about this is normal, not from the start to
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  the finish to now, no answers, nobody telling us what's
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  going on, why she was transferred. The whole last thing
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  smells like a corpse rotting in the sun. She is
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  currently in a minimum security women's prison in Texas after
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  being transferred from a federal prison in Florida. The move
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  came shortly after she was interviewed about Epstein by Deputy
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  Attorney General Todd Blanche, President Donald Trump's former defense attorney.
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  And can you imagine how bad Todd Blanche did in
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  that interview. It was one of the most pathetic things
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  I've ever seen. Imagine having Golain Maxwell in front of you,
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  having all the information that the Justice Department has, and
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  then going easy on her the way Todd Blanche did.
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  There's no excuse for that. There's no explanation for that.
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  Of course, they were trying to help her out and
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  guide her along. Maxwell should be charged for perjury for
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  lying to Todd Blanche during this deposition. You can't have
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  a profit session and then bullshit the Deputy Attorney General.
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  If you or I lied to an FBI agent, We're
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  going to go to prison, buck Layne. Maxwell. She can
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  do whatever she wants, obviously, So once again, tell me,
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  how is any of this stuff normal? None of it is.
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  Nothing that's happening when it comes to Maxwell, is even
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  close to being status quo or the way things usually work.
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  And I think one of the most maddening parts is
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  the silence that's coming from the administration. People have legitimate questions,
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  and the administration acts like none of this has taken place,
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  like they don't have an obligation to be forthcoming as
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  to why they moved one of the most notorious traffickers
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  of all time to a prison camp. How about some
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  basic answers, that's all, And you can save the whole
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  entire national security bullshit for somebody else. This stuff right
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  here has nothing to do with national security and everything
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  to do with the fact that there's a cover up
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  taking place right in front of our eyes. The court
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  filing also came on the same day that House Democrats
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  on the Oversight Committee released never before seen photos and
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  videos from a private Caribbean island that Epstein once owned.
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  The Justice Department has until December nineteenth to release more
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  records from its files under a law Congress pasted in November.
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  And look, I have my doubts about what we're going
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  to get. Like I've told you from the jump, I'm
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  sure they're going to give us something. Right they have
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  to by law. But what is it going to entel.
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  Is it going to be just a bunch of black
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  blocks on pages, everything adapted, or are they going to
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  do their job correctly and give the American people the
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  glimpse behind the curtain that they deserve. Unfortunately, I highly
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  doubt that they respect you enough to give you this information. Instead,
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  they're going to keep the bullshit going. They're going to
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  keep the gas lighting going, and the cover up is
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  going to keep growing. But at this rate going to
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  be too many moving parts, and something's going to break
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  down at some point, and when it does, there's a
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  chance that this whole entire thing gets exposed for what
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  it is. The House Oversight Committee did not immediately return
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  USA Today's request for a comment about Maxwell's core filing. Well,
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  I don't think they have anything to say about it.
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  What would they say about it. There's nothing that they
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  have to do with that, right. Maxwell isn't coming in
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  to talk to them. She already said so. So I
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  think that Congress really has no light to stand on,
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  if you will, when it comes to Glenn Maxwell and
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  forcing her to do anything. Continuous controversy over Epstein's criminal
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  case files have tormented Trump. Epstein and Maxwell were friends
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  of Trump in the nineties and early two thousands, and
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  of course when Trump's asked about Maxwell or Epstein, he
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  always has amnesia. Right, they were never really close. He
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  didn't really know them, and what he did know about him,
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  he really disliked them. Has there ever been somebody who
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  could master revisionism the way Donald Trump has? It is
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  true an art form. During his twenty twenty four campaign
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  for president, Trump supported were at leasing the Epstein files,
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  but Trump's Justice Department released a memo in July stating
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  that no further disclosure of the documents was necessary after
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  teasing a truckload of Epstein files in March, and I
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  remember when that was all happening. I remember people telling me, oh,
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  here it comes, the transparency is coming. Like somebody on
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  Twitter named are we the Baddies or whatever actually have
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  the audacity to try to argue that we were going
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  to get these files. And then when the files don't come,
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  people like that, Well they just move the goalpost, right, Oh, well,
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  we're going to get this later on and trust the plan.
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  And no, nobody trusts anything that's coming out of this administration.
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  Why would you. They literally had this teed up. They
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  could have been the heroes, right, they could have been
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  everything they say they are, But the truth is they
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  never were any of that. All that talk about being
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  crusaders for justice, protect the children, only to be exposed
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  as the swamp creatures that they actually are. They went
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  from draining the swamp to residing in it. It sparked
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  unusual dissension within the Republican Party and a movement to
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  force a vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Well, look,
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  I think that most people, whether you're a publican, Democrat
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  or anything in between, thinks that there's something going on
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  here that needs to be exposed. And I'm sure most
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  people feel like we're not getting the real story. And
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  if you've spent even just a little bit of time
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  following along with what's going on, you know that something
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  is seriously, seriously wrong and that things aren't on the
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  up and up, especially when it comes to Glenn Maxwell.
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  There is no way in hell Glenn Maxwell should have
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  been moved, No way in hell, there's no justification for it,
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  and they won't even try and make pretend to offer
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  any And that's all because it's part of the quid
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  pro quo plot with the Trump administration, Glenn Maxwell shuts
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  up and she gets moved. Right. She knew she wasn't
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  getting out, But the second best thing is to get
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  moved to Camp Ryan. And the only way to do
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  that is to sing a song that Trump wants to hear.
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  And what did Maxwell do in that meeting? She shares,
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  sang a song that Donald Trump wanted to hear, and
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  then of course she gets you know, the treatment she's getting.
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  How can you look at that and say, oh, this
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  is okay, there's nothing wrong here, because from where I'm sitting,
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  there's a lot wrong there, and all of it points
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  to a gigantic cover up. While Trump constantly called the
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  issue a hoax, he surprisingly reversed course and supported releasing
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  the files as the bill swiftly passed through the House,
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  the Senate and was signed by Trump on November nineteenth. Yeah,
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  because he had no other choice. He knew he was cooked,
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  He knew that that vote was gonna go against him.
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  So instead of getting steamrolled and looking like an idiot,
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  he decided to jump on board at the very end
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  and tell Republicans that they should, you know, sign on.
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  But why didn't he do that from the beginning? Why
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  are you fighting tooth and Nell to keep this stuff
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  out of the public view? Why do you want to
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  keep everything on the hush, Why do you want to
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  keep everything wrapped up under a seal? Why don't you
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  want to just give us transparency? And most importantly, why
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  are you playing ball with Kallaine Maxwell? And in the
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  next episode, I'm gonna give you my theory as to
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  why Gallaine Maxwell was moved and what the real motivation
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  behind it was. But until then, that's gonna do it
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  for this one. All of the information that goes with
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