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Yale University And It's Long History Of Jeffrey Epstein's Patronage · 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. Everybody loves to point the finger at Harvard
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when Epstein's mess comes up, and don't get me wrong,
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Harvard has earned every ounce of heated gets. The guy
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had an office there, gave the money, and they pretended
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it was all fine, because hey, money talks, right. But
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here's the thing that nobody likes to say out loud.
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Harvard wasn't alone, not by a long shot. Yell got
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their hands dirty. Two Yell, with all their prestige and pomp,
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didn't have a down problem cashing checks from a creep
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like Epstein. They were more than happy to slap on
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a smile, not politely, and help polish up his rotten image.
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And we're not talking about some back alley operation. This
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is an Ivy League school, the supposed cream of the crop,
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the brain trust of America, the ones who like to
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wag their finger at the rest of us and tell
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us what's moral, what's right, and what's beneath us. These
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schools preach leadership, responsibility, and integrity from their ivory towers,
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and then behind the curtain, their cozying up to a
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guy who was literally running one of the most vile
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and predatory operations you could ever imagine. And it wasn't
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like they didn't, no, don't insult our intelligence. The man's
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reputation was out there. Who was written about, whispered about,
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and public enough that any institution worth a damn would
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have said, no, thanks, we'll pass. But not Harvard, not Yale.
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They still took his money. Why Because he was useful
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to them, That's the truth. Nobody at those universities wants
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to admit. He made them look connected, he made them
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look plugged into high society. He was their pipeline into
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the billionaire class, the glittering donors, the circles where favors
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and checks are handed out like candy. That's what mattered.
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Not ethics, not decency, not protecting the reputation of their institutions,
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and sure as hell, not the lives of the victims.
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They cared about prestige and dollar signs, full stop, and
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they figured no one would ever call them on it,
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because hell, who dares cross the IVY League. Now look
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at how they act today, shocked, appalled, pretending they never
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knew spare me the performance. They knew what they were doing,
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and they did it anyway. They thought they were untouchable. Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
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you name it. They all played ball. They all wanted
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a piece of the pie. And now that the stinks
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out in the open, they want to scrub their hands
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clean and pretend they were never in the room. Give
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me a break. When Epstein needed legitimacy after his arrest,
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who do you think gave it to him? Institutions like
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Yale and Harvard, who let him hover around, stroke checks,
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fund research, and act like he was still this great
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patron of science and learning. They put a shine on
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him when the world was starting to see the dirt.
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They were part of the cover, part of the pr
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machine that kept him in the shadows just long enough
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for him to keep doing what he was doing. Without them,
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his comeback tour would have been dead on arrival. But no,
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they let him walk in the front door because money
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erasist sins when you're wearing Ivy League robes. And for
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all this, you still see these schools shrugging it off.
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We're reviewing our donor policies. Oh really reviewing after the fact.
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You weren't reviewing when he was shaking your hands and
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cutting checks. You weren't reviewing when his name was plastered
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on programs and dinners. You aren't reviewing when your professors
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and administrators were happy to rub elbows with them. No,
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you're only reviewing now because your asses got caught. So yeah,
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Harvard gets the headlines and they deserve them. But Yale
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they don't get to skate. Neither does Princeton, Neither do
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the others. They were all in the same game, chasing
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the same money, banging on the same silence, and they
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thought people weren't paying attention. And they were dead wrong
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because every working guy in gal every parent who sacrifices
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to send their kids to school, every taxpayer who props
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up this broken ass system, we all see it now.
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The mask is off, the hypocrisy is out there for
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everyone to see. And if these institutions they can wait
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us out, think we'll forget, think the story will fade,
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well they've got another thing coming, because the truth is
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out now. And it wasn't just Harvard, it was Yale.
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It was the whole rotten network of elite universities, and
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they all sold out their souls for Jeffrey Epstein's money.
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Today's article is from the Yale news and the headline
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Epstein's two thousand and three birthday albums signed by three
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former Yale professors. This article was authored by Asher Boyskin.
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Three former Yale faculty members and other Yale affiliates left
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personal notes in a fiftieth birthday book for Jeffrey Epstein
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that a Congressional committee released last month. The House Oversight
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Committee on September eighth published scans of the two hundred
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and thirty eight page album, which was assembled in two
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thousand and three by Epstein's longtime associate you mean, co conspirator,
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fellow child abuser, general, all around scumbag and bipedal serpent right,
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Glenn Maxwell, and later obtained through a subpoena of his estate.
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The outcry over the financier pedophiles sexual abuse of women
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and girls intensified over the summer after the Justice Department
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released a memorandum saying it would not release extensive evidence
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related to him. And that's when this whole thing really
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blew up, right when they decided to release that letter,
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because up until then, everybody was under the impression that
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an investigation was still happening. But the truth is, I
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don't believe that any investigation was ever even under way.
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You really think they were still looking for Jeffrey Epstein's associates.
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Stop it. They don't care, And I'll keep driving that
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point home as much as I have to. If you
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think that these people care about Jeffrey Epstein in his crimes,
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you're crazy. They had every chance in the world to
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stop this man. They chose not to, all of them.
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The album's table of contents identifies Mortimer Zuckerman, who once
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lectured on city and regional planning at Yale, physicist Lie Smolin,
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a former assistant professor in the eighties, and psychiatrist Henry
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Jureki and adjunct who retired from the School of Medicine
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last year, as contributors. Now, of course, all these people
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will tell you they have no idea what was going on,
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and according to them, Epstein was an upstanding guy, right,
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hell of a fella, that Jeffrey Epstein guy. None of
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the three former faculty members responded to the News request
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for comment, And that's what happens time and time again.
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People get called out for their relationships with Epstein, and
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then they just turtle up, so that leads to people
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thinking they have something to hide. Now, Can you imagine
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somebody saying that you were friends with this dude or
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that you were involved with his abuse or whatever, and
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not defending your name. I don't know anybody who's just
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going to turtle up and not have any kind of
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comment or challenge the assertions that are being made about them, unless,
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of course, you have something to hide. The album also
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features notes or images from Nobel Laureate Murray Gentleman forty eight,
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Epstein's longtime atturne Y Alan Dershowitz Law sixty two, and
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former President Bill Clinton Law seventy three. It's a big club, folks,
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and none of us are invited. And I mean this
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goes all the way back to you know, Bush in
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the Skull and Bones Society and all these different groups
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that these people are part of that people like us
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would be laughed out of. You really think if you
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or I showed up to one of these parties or
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one of these events, we become part of the crew.
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That's not how this works. You have to be born
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into it, right, or you have to have so much
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money you force your way into it. The rest of us, well,
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we're just pieces on the chessboard. The Delhi Pennsylvanian reported
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that University of Pennsylvania alumni such as President Donald Trump, Zuckerman,
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seventy two Nobel Prize winner Gerald Edelman, and Philadelphia seventy
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six Ers owner Josh Harris signed the album. And Harris
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shouldn't surprise anybody, now, Josh Harris also was a partner
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at Apollo Global with Leon Black, and there was this
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big kerfluffle over Leon Black's departure that led to Mark
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Rowan taking over who was the third partner, and that
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ice Josh Harris out, and that's why Josh Harris ended
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up leaving Apollo Global. But as far as Josh Harris
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having some kind of relationship with Epstein besides that, I
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don't know. Honestly, I don't know. Maybe maybe they did,
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but it seems like Josh Harris was one of the
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factors of Leon Black leaving Apollo Global. So I'm not
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too sure how far Josh Harris and Jeffrey Epstein's relationship go,
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but they definitely were friendly, or at the very least
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they've met before and had some association. And The Harvard
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Crimson reported that two time acting Harvard to President Henry Rossowsky,
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among several other university affiliates also contributed. Lie Smolin, who
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taught physics at Yale from eighty four to eighty eight
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as an assistant professor, has made major contributions to the
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field of theoretical physics, appears an Epstein's birthday book under
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the category of scientists. In twenty nineteen. Smolin told a Verge,
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a technology news outlet that he saw Epstein at scientific
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conferences in two thousand and seven and had no contact
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with him since two thousand and eight. I was one
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of his first students. Vicar Hussein, who was a student
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from eighty five to eighty nine who took a course
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on general relativity with Smolin at Yale and later had
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him as his doctoral advisor, wrote to the News. He
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noted that it was difficult to first working with Smolin,
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as he approached research like an artist, loved crazy ideas,
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did not encourage regular meetings, and let students explore freely. Well,
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I don't know anything about how the scientific process works,
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but seems like a good way to go about it, right.
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You want people to be independent thinkers, want them to
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try and solve some problems, so that doesn't sound so bad.
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Hussein added that Smollin's inclusion in the album came as
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a bit of a surprise. But on the other hand,
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Epstein was known to collect people, including prominent act dmics,
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by organizing fully funded conferences in exotic locations. Let me
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translate that for you. What he means by exotic location
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is Jeffrey Epstein's disgusting ass island. That's what he means.
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Henry Dureki, identified as a friend, praised Epstein in his
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note for teaching him more than I expected to at
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this time of my life. And all these crazy notes
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that were sent to Epstein, We're gonna have to dive
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deeper into them because I'm sure some of them have
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double meanings. Now, not all of them, obviously, but some
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of them, I bet you they do. You really think
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these guys didn't share some kind of inside joke. They
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most certainly did. He included a message from his house
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astrologer describing Epstein as a fiercely intelligent, highly complex individual
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who favored working in private or better Yet, are a
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secrecy A house astrologer? Say what now? A house astrologer?
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I mean, how much more evidence do we need before
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we admit that these people are fucking Jareki was sued
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last year in federal court in New York by a
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woman claiming to be a victim of sexual abuse by
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Jeffrey Epstein. In the complaint, which refers to the woman
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as Jane eleven, Jareki is accused of Rapinger on multiple
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occasions between twenty eleven and twenty fourteen, after Epstein referred
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her to the psychiatrist for mental health treatment following his
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own alleged sexual abuses. In April, the unnamed woman voluntarily
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dropped her lawsuit against Jareki, according to court filings. In
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November of twenty twenty three, Joareki was celebrated in a
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medical school press release for having been awarded the Pardres
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Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health by the Brain and Behavior
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Research Foundation. Well that's pretty crazy, huh. This celebrated brain
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doctor doesn't have a brain in his head hanging out
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with Epstein. Fuck is wrong with you. Jareki retired from
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the School of Medicine in twenty twenty four, according to
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a Universe City spokesperson. Zuckerman, also listed as a friend,
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was the editor in chief of the US News and
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World Report and owner of the New York Deli News
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He pledged two hundred million to Columbia University in twenty
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twelve to establish the Mind Brain Behavior Institute, though he
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paused millions in funding in twenty twenty four, citing the
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university's failure to address rising anti semitism on campus. Well,
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who cares about molesters? Right? Who cares about human trafficking
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rings on campus? But God forbid, somebody speaks out and
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has a different opinion. And look before you jumped any conclusions,
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not saying it's right or wrong, not saying I agree
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with it. But people are allowed to protest, at least
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as far as I'm concerned. If you're not being violent,
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you should be able to protest. But you have people
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like Zuckerman and Les Wexner and all these other donors
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who were more fired up about people protesting on campus
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than they ever were about breaking bread with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Zuckerman was invited to speak at a Yale Political Union
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event in ninety three. Gentleman, a Yale alumnus who won
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the nineteen sixty nine Nobel Prize in physics and taught
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at cal Tech, signed a page with a photo of
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himself yawning. Dershowitz who edited the Yale Law Journal and
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graduated first in his class, also wrote an entry in
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the Birthday Book. Dershowitz, a longtime Harvard law professor, served
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on Epstein's legal defense team and helped Epstein secure the
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two thousand and eight plea deal in which Epstein pleaded
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guilty in Florida to two stay charges of soliciting a
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minor for prostitution. You cannot solicit a minor for prostitution.
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Miners cannot consent. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
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Dershowitz has said that he did not recall contributing an
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entry to the Birthday Book. Of course he didn't. This
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guy has more memory problems than anybody on Earth, well
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unless you ask him about, you know, any kind of
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massage or any kind of hanging out with Epstein. Off
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the books. An entry attributed to Clinton is included in
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the Birthday Album. Clinton flew on Epstein's private plane on
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four separate occasions for trips on behalf of the Clinton Foundation.
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Way more times than that. Get your shit together, yell
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Deli News. Four times, You mean about forty times? How
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about the fact that he had his own plane on
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the seat? How about the fact that he got himself
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a nice little massage in the airport from Chante Davies,
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a trafficking victim. Give me a break, dude. President Clinton
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knows nothing about the terrible crimes. Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty
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to Angel Arena. A spokesperson for Bill Clinton said in
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a statement posted online by a spokesperson in twenty nineteen, folks,
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I have some breaking news. Bill Clinton is a liar.
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Epstein was visiting a fellow in Harvard's psychology department during
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the two thousand and five two thousand and six year,
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according to a twenty twenty Harvard report on his ties
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to the university. So look, it's not just Harvard, and
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it's not just Yale. All of these colleges from Arizona State,
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I mean, you name it. They were all accepting Jeffrey
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Epstein's money. They were all accepting his patronage, and they
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all knew what he was. But now that the chips
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are down and the house of cards has come tumbling down,
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now you had no idea who he was or what
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he was. Nice try, but I have bad news for you.
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Nobody buys it. Not the polar Bears of the Great
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White North and not the penguins down in Antarctica. Nobody's
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buying the bs that you're selling, all right, folks, that's
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gonna do it for this one. All of the information
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that goes with this episode can be found in the
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description box.