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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein's Friends And The "I forgot" Defense Strategy (6/27/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: Today is from the Daily Mail. The author of this
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article is Emmer Scully. Headline Prince Charles's former aid denies
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introducing student to Jeffrey Epstein on a study trip before
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a billionaire pedophile abused her. And again, this is another
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person who should be brought in under rico charges and
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spoken to about what occurred. How much money did you
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receive from Jeffrey Epstein? Why was he on the board?
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Did he have access to any other girls? What were
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you doing sending girls to Jeffrey Epstein and Gilaine Maxwell's house.
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Those are just a few basic questions that I think
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Guggenheims should have to answer for. And furthermore, by the way,
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she's not even a real Guggenheim, She's a foe Guggenheim fugazi.
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Prince Charles's former aid has denied introducing a student to
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Jeffrey Epstein before the billionaire pedophile went on to abuse her.
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Eileen Guggenheim, the former Prince's Trust vice chair and current
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dean of the New York Academy of Art, was accused
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of encouraging the student to flirt with Epstein because he
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was a big donor, and not only flirt remember, folks,
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she was also told to sell him her artwork for
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a pittance, a small price. And now, remember Maria was
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a young, struggling art student at this time. She could
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have sold that painting for a lot more money and
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set herself up pretty nicely. But instead she did what
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a good student would do at one of these academies.
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I'm gonna help the academy out. I'm going to sell
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this painting for cheap, and maybe later on that'll come
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back in spades to help me out. Well, in reality,
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it was just the beginning of them trying to exploit
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Maria and her kindness. Miss Guggenheim has strongly denied the claims.
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Maria Farmer alleged she flew to Epstein's New Mexico ranch
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in nineteen ninety five for his study trip, where she
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claims Guggenheim asked me to sit on his lap and
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flirt with him. Do it for the academy, Maria reported
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the Daily News, and again, look, Maria has been very
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clear about what occurred here on my program, Onney Whitney
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Webb's program, on Jason Burmas's program, on Sean Atwood's program, etc. Etc.
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By the way, all of those people I mentioned are
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all quality people as well, great journalists and great warriors
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when it comes to sticking up for Maria and defending her.
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So thank you to all of them as well, by
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the way, but Maria has been very consistent with her reports. Again,
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I've been talking to Maria now since January. Her and
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I have been speaking, and she has never wavered from
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the truth. She has never wavered from her story, and
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she has never ever once been anything but honest and truthful.
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Guggenheim's lawyer said, the allegation miss Guggenheim encouraged missus Farmer
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to flirt and sit on Epstein's knee is categorically denied
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and completely baseless. Well, considering Guggenheim lied about ever even
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being there, why should we believe anything else this vile
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woman has to say, or why should we believe anything
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that the institute that was protecting her has to say.
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In my opinion, the honess is on you to prove
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to us that you're telling the truth, because as far
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as we can tell here, from all the evidence we
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have seen and from the players who have come forward, well,
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it is quite obvious that the Academy is trying to
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do damage control, and Guggenheim, for some reason or another,
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is still being protected by these other disgusting members of
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so called polite society. It is vomit inducing. A report
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by the NYAA insisted Miss Guggenheim sixty nine played no
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role in introducing Maria and to her younger younger sister
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Annie to Epstein, concluding there was no evidence to credibly
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support the claims. Maria's account of what occurred. That is
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evidence enough, my friends, Okay, and then you add on
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the corroborating witness that came out and said, well, Guggenheim's lying,
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she was there, This really happened. And you have yourselves
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a group of people telling the truth, which would be
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Maria and the other witness. And then well you have
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the usuals on the other side, the absolute disgusting liars.
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Maria says both she and her sister were later abused
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by the pedophile. Another student who went to the Zoro
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ranch in Santa Fe the same year, said the young
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women were pressured into games with sexual objects. And remember
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we read that story as well. These people are sick. Okay,
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what you think Guggenheim wasn't running around with Maxwell and
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Epstein and had no idea what they were doing. She
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had no idea what kind of monsters she was sending.
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Maria Farmer to please stop it, all right, don't offend
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us by thinking that that is going to work. That
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excuse is going to cut the mustard, all right, cause
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it doesn't. There is no excuse for you, rich so
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members of polite society to be friends with Jeffrey Epstein.
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You have no defensible ground. Ms. Guggenheim originally denied her
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denied ever being at the ranch, but later said she
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had visited during construction work. Yeah, of course, once she
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got called out, and once a corroborating witness came out
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and proved Maria's account to be true and factual. Well,
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of course, Guggenheim's gonna have this automatic memory. Oh I
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actually did, I did go there. I found my memories.
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I retained those memories. I just had them stuffed away.
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Give me a break. Does anybody believe this? So she
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starts out with a lie, right away, with a lie,
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So automatically her credibility is busted. And why would anyone
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think that we should believe anything else? She has to
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say when Farmer ursul La Rudenberg and another survivor went
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public with claims. Guggenheims said she saw the property under construction,
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but did not visit any home there or have a
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meal there. I don't believe her for one second, okay,
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point blank period. Why would miss Rudenberg come out and lie?
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What does she have to gain by lying about this?
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And furthermore, Maria would never make a story like this up.
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She reported it to the FBI, she reported it to
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the police. Nobody listened to her. Those reports are on file.
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Her lawyer said Miss Farmer's claims with regard to the
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ranch are inconsistent and have changed over time. Incorrect, No,
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they are not. Okay, they are not inconsistent. They have
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not changed over time, and Maria has been steadfast in
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what occurred. Miss Guggenheim's visit was very brief. She took
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a tour of the grounds with the former students and
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left shortly thereafter. That explains her initial failure or recollect
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having ever traveled to the ranch. Okay, so she drove,
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They went all away from New York to Zoro Ranch.
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She took a trip around and that that was the
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end of it. Ah, Yeah, that's cool, great property. Jeffrey
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Why what is she She's a construction worker? Is she
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an architect? She's somebody that understands how things are supposed
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to be built? Stop it? Okay, just like dirty Dirsh
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wasn't there for an hour either. These people were at
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Zoro Ranch, and they know why they were at Zoro Ranch.
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It was only after seeing a photograph which depicted Miss Gugenheim,
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Miss Farmer, and three former students during the daylight on
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the grounds that she recalled her brief visit. Yeah, she
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forgot all about it, folks. You know selective memory. Why
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would I remember going to Jeffrey Epstein's ranch in Santa Fe,
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New Mexico. That's not memorable, right, especially for Fae Guggenheim,
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who would do anything to be part of so called
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polite society, even use a false last name. Gugenheim said,
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had any student expressed to me their personal discomfort over
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actions by mister Epstein, I would have immediately addressed the
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situation and offered my support. That's a lie. Maria called
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you directly after it happened, and you didn't do shit, okay,
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basically told her to get stuffed. So screw you, Eileen Guggenheim.
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You disgusting human being. An open letter signed by nearly
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one hundred students and alumni last month slammed its victim
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blaming rhetoric, and we covered that. We read that article
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and covered the letter and the mass, the massive group
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of people who resigned their positions on the board. It
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said the academy's response was to focus on discrediting Farmer's
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testimony rather than delving into Epstein's involvement with the NYAA board,
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financial ties to the school, or his relationship to Guggenheim
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one hundred percent. Look, Jeffrey Epstein sat on that board,
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he brought an exorbitant amount of money into the school,
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and lord knows what other relationships he had. Don't think
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that people aren't digging though, Like I mentioned earlier, if
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you don't think people like Lisa and Jen are going
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through this with a fine tooth comb and a magnifying glass,
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you have not been paying attention. So we don't need
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the legacy media to do this. We have proven that
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over and over again. What we need to do is
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amplify the story of the survivors, and that, my friends,
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is enough to hammer it home. Their truth is enough
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to turn the worm in this case, the Academy's executive
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committee apologized to Farmer and vowed to give twenty two
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six hundred and fifty pounds to a charity for victims
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of sexual assault. The board said some conclusions in the
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report blamed miss Farmer, and we regret their work. They
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were included. No, your whole report was garbage, okay. And furthermore,
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they never even reached out to Maria to apologize to
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her directly. They just put out this candas apology, and
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we're like, all right, this is good enough. People are
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going to accept it and move on. They're wrong. We're
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done accepting your bullshit, We're done accepting your boot on
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our necks, and we are most certainly done letting you
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off the hook. If you'd like to contact me, you
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can do that at Bobby Kapucci at protonmeil dot com.
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That's Bobby cap u Cci at Protonmeil dot com. You
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can also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore cap
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u Cci. What's up everyone, and welcome back to the program.
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So Jamie Diamond, in his deposition, had the audacity to
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say that he had no idea who Jeffrey Epstein was
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before his arrest and we're not talking about the first arrest.
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We're talking about the second arrest. Have you heard anything
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as Ludacris is that in the last oh, I don't know,
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fourteen centuries and he was asked these questions while he
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was under oath and jess Daley he's going to sit
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down for a deposition on June tenth and he's going
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to be asked the same questions. So somebody has to
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be lying, right, And if they lie under oath, isn't
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that a criminal penalty? Shouldn't one of them get charged
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with perjury if they're caught lying? Now I doubt they will,
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but boy, wouldn't it be nice for some equal justice
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that they always talk about, you know, whenever they're running
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their fat yapps about the protection of this, the protection
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of that, and equal justice for all. Well, how about
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some equal justice for those at the very top of
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the levers of power? Because if you or I even
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lie to an FBI agent, we can get in big
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trouble for that. But these guys can sit down for depositions,
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tell absolutely different stories, and nobody's going to end up
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in any kind of criminal jeopardy because under normal circumstances,
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that's the penalty for telling lies when you sit down
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for a deposition, And in this episode, that's what going
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to talk about a little bit more the Jamie Diamond
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deposition and some of the things that he said during
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that deposition. This article was published by The Guardian headline.
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JP Morgan CEO Jamie Diamond says that he never heard
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of Epstein before the arrest. Oh yeah, nobody ever heard
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of him before the arrest. Jamie Diamond, Mister, I never
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watched the news. Huh. The head of the biggest bank
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in the United States of America, one of the richest,
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most powerful men in the country, had no idea about
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one of the biggest clients at your bank. And the
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fact that he was a sexual predator. That's what you
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want us to believe. And just like everybody else before him,
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he makes pretend he has amnesia whenever this topic is
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brought up. Oh, I don't recall. I'm not too sure.
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I don't remember that conversation, you know, all of that stuff,
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never anything definitive right, very sly with his words, and
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a man that will prepared to sit for this deposition.
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I'm sure he sat down with the JP Morgan Chay's
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lawyers wig in advance of this and had a preparation
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session where they peppered him with all kinds of questions
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in preparation for this. So Jamie Diamond certainly had his
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narrative tightened up and ready to go. And if it
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was only Jamie Diamond giving this deposition, then I'd say
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that he's home free. But there's a little wrinkle here,
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and that wrinkle is Jess Daily giving us a completely
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different story about not only what JP Morgan was to
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Jeffrey Epstein, but the fact that Jamie Diamond also knew
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about Jeffrey Epstein and Epstein's behavior. So both narratives can't
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be true, and that means one of them is going
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to be lying under oath. This article was authored by
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Edward Hellmore. JP Morgan CEO. Jamie Diamond has said in
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a court deposition that he did not recall ever hearing
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about convicted sex trafficker Jeffreyan Epstein or his sexual abuse
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crimes against teenage girls until the financier pedophile was arrested
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in twenty nineteen, countering claims that the bank ignored signs
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of malfeasance, including Epstein's large monthly cash withdraws. So how
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do you account for the emails? How does Jamie Diamond
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account for all of those emails that were getting fired
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back and forth between the executives. Oh everybody knew, but
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you huh. The whole entire company went rogue. This guy's
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an absolute joke. And the more I hear from Jamie Diamond,
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the more I dislike him. Just another smug scumbag that
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never takes self responsibility for anything. In transcripts of the
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deposition obtained by The Guardian, Diamond was asked if he
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had ever heard the name Jeffrey Epstein before the arrest.
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Diamond responded, not that I recall, listen to the words
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he uses, not that I recall. How do you challenge
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that he's being evasive? But you can't prove that he's
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lying one way or the other unless you have the
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receipts to back it up. And so far we haven't
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seen any emails with Jamie Diamond's direct name on them,
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but we do have the direct account from jess Day,
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and I'm guessing there are other people that were working
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for the company at the time that have some knowledge
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of what was going down. So hopefully the investigators are
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talking to them as well. He said the first time
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that he heard about Epstein was when the story blew
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wide open. He was arrested and all the stories came
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out about all the people he knows. And the reason
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I remember that is I was surprised that I didn't
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know about it before. So let me get this straight.
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The head of the biggest bank in America, who was
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doing business with this man, who was under all kinds
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of investigation, went to jail, went to prison, got out,
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and was notorious for what he did. You mean to
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tell me that that guy, Jamie Diamond had no idea
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what was going on. Where does he live in a
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cave in Afghanistan under the rule of the Taliban? And
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the frustrating part is, how do you prove that wrong again?
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Unless you have the receipts or eyewitnesses coming forward and
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saying they were having conversations with him about Jeffrey Epstein,
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then it's very difficult to prove what somebody remembers or
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they don't remember. The testimony given during a deposition recorded
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last week in New York as part of the claim
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by Epstein victims and by the US Virgin Islands that
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JP Morgan is financially liable for Epstein's abuse of girls
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and women because it continued to do business with them
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for at least six years after he was first charged
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with sex crimes in Florida. And not just that. It
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wasn't that they were just his bank, you know, his
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local branch. They were intimately involved with the guy going
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to his house, dunking their nuts in his jacuzzi, having
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some quote unquote ut white wine. You know all of that,
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and these fools over at JP Morgan might be using
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some revisionist history, but let's not forget who Jess Staley
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was working for when all of this was happening. If
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you go and do something stupid while you're working for
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a company, you're gonna know about it. But Jess Staley, well,
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he can go have sleepovers at a sex offender's house
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and his boss, Jamie Diamond, has no idea what's going on.
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JP Morgan denies these claims and has sued Jess Staley,
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a former senior executive at the bank and later Barclay's CEO,
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saying he hid Epstein's crimes to keep Epstein as a client.
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JP Morgan has also filed a counterclaim against the US
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Virgin Islands government claiming that the sex trafficker maintained a
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quid pro quo relationship with some of the territory's highest
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officials over two decades. Those aren't claims, that's fact. That's
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all documented fact, and the US Virgin Islands has done
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woon gots about it. But somehow they're packing away one
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hundred and five million dollars. You know how much money
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that is. How many lives could have that changed amongst
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these survivors. How about that money going to people who
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were actually abused by Jeffrey Epstein. I know, novel idea,
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but wouldn't that be nice? So when you add up
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the fact that the US government already took the lion's
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share of the fund because of you know, taxes, and
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then you add on top of it the little bit
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of sprinkle action here that the US Virgin Islands government
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got on top of it, and like usual, guess who's
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walking away with a fat ass pocket. That's right, folks,
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Uncle Sam. And the grossest part about that for me
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is not only the government of the US Virgin Islands,
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but the negligence shown by the US government itself. So
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that money that they took in taxes. Enjoy it while
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it lasts, because I'm guessing that eventually there's gonna be
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a lawsuit against the FBI, the same same way there
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was with Larry Nasser. And once that happens, we're looking
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at another easy five hundred million dollar payout. So that's
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another thing that the American taxpayer is going to be
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on the hook for because of the incompetence that we
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see in these agencies. Those claims center on Cecil DeJong,
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wife of former US Virgin Islands Governor John DeJong, who
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JP Morgan says facilitated Epstein's abuse of women and girls
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by helping him influence local politicians, dodge the territories sex
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offender law, and obtain work and visas for his victims.
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Imagine that must be nice to be the man, huh,
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show up down there in the US Virgin Islands, throwing
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your money around even though you're a sex predator. No
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big deal as long as you're going to stuff someone's
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pocket with a few bucks. In the four hundred and
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sixteen page deposition, Diamond said that an email from Epstein's
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office that suggested he was scheduled to meet with with
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Epstein and Staley at Epstein's townhouse was inaccurate. I have
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never had an appointment with Jeff Epstein. I've never met
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Jeff Epstein. I never knew Jeff Epstein. I never went
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to Epstein's house. I never had a meal with them.
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I have no idea what they're referring to here, Diamond said.
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I don't think Jeff ever arranged for me to meet
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with anybody, to my knowledge, He added, I don't think,
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to my knowledge, always given himself away to weasel out.
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And this is what happens when you're coached up and
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your lawyers sit down with you and they start earning
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that two thousand dollars an hour that JP Morgan Chase
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is paying them. But Diamond said he regretted that the bank,
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now the world's largest in terms of assets, had continued
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to do business with Epstein after he pleaded guilty to
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the crime he pleaded guilty to. He we unfortunately continued
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to bank with them, yes, Diamond said. According to the deposition,
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Diamond painted a picture in which senior executives at the
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bank had not discussed one of the bank's most problematic clients,
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and suggested that responsibility for exiting Epstein lay with the
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bank's general counsel Steve Cutler. Cutler had warned in a
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twenty eleven email that Epstein is not an honorable person
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in any way, he should not be a client. JP
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Morgan's asset management chief Mary Erdos said in an earlier
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deposition that she had only met Epstein twice, the second
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of those was to dismiss him after Staley had left
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the bank. Diamond also said he thought Cutler and Erdos
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were trying to do the right thing. Oh yeah, of
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course they were. Everyone was doing the right thing, but
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Jess Staley, he was the one bad apple in the bunch.
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The rest of us over here at JP Morgan, well,
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you know, we're all great people and we'd never ever
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do business with undesirable pieces of shit. I mean, the
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financial sector historically has never done that, right right. Daily's
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deposition has not been taken by plaintiffs in the case,
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but could come as soon as next week. He has
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claimed in legal papers that he spoke with Diamond about
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keeping Epstein as a client. So this is where it's
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gonna get messy for all these parties involved. They're going
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to have to figure out who's lying here. Is Jess
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Staley telling the truth. Is Jamie Diamond fabricating history so
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that JP Morgan comes out of this looking bad but
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not absolutely terrible? Probably a little bit of both. But
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I have a hard time believing that Jess Staley and
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Jamie Diamond never sat down for a conversation about one
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of their biggest clients and the guy with a checkered past.
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You would think that that would be something that Diamond
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would be interested in. Diamond was asked that if he
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had known in twenty ten that Epstein was a sex
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trafficker and clients of the bank withdrawing large amounts of
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cash each month between nineteen ninety eight and twenty thirteen,
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would he, in general counsel have acted to drop Epstein.
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I think everyone involved, had they known then what is
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known today, including me, would have taken that position. He said, Well,
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Jess Daley knew, and who else knew? How many of
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these other bankers thought it was funny what they never
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sat around and talked about what they did over at
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Jeffy's house. Give me a break already. In one exchange,
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Diamond was asked if he knew about a transfer of
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funds from Epstein's account to Glenn Maxwell, who also banked
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with JP Morgan, and those funds were used to purchase
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a helicopter to transport girls to his private island. Diamond responded,
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I didn't know then, and I don't really know now.
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Of course you don't. I don't know anything. Richest man
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in the world, most powerful man in banking, but he
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doesn't know shit. In response to Diamond's deposition, Brad Edwards,
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lawyer for the unnamed victim or Jane Doe in the
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USVII suit, said it had become clear that Epstein could
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not have run his sex track operation without the help
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of JP Morgan. Conveniently, each banker points a finger at
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the other, claiming the hot potato was someone else's fault.
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Regardless how unbelievable the finger pointing or a purported lack
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of knowledge is. Responsibility rests with the bank one hundred percent.
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At the end of the day, all of these people
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were employed by the bank, so the bank holds responsibility
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for what went on. Doesn't seem like it's that difficult,
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But when you're dealing with people like JP Morgan, Jamie Diamond,
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Jess Daley and the bags of money that they're throwing around,
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everything becomes difficult. All the waters get muddy. So all
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you can do is continue to swim through those muddy
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waters looking for clarity. And that's what we'll continue to
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do each and every day here on the podcast. All right, folks,
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that's gonna do it for this one. All of the
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information that goes with the episode can be found in
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the description box. Today we go back to twenty fifteen
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and an article from Newsweek. The headline of the article
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is Jeffrey Epstein, the sex offender who mixes with princes
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and premiers. We're gonna dive right into this article this afternoon.
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We're not gonna waste any time with long monologues or
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any of that jazz. We're just gonna dive right in.
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But first, if you would like to contact me, you
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can do that at Bobbykapuci at ProtonMail dot com. That's
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bobbycap u Cci at ProtonMail dot com. Even by the
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standards of the British royal family, the case of Prince
25:31
Andrew and the sex trafficked Girl is a peculiar one.
25:34
An American woman named Virginia Roberts, now a married, thirty
25:38
one year old mother of three, has filed an affid
25:40
David in a Florida federal court in which he swears
25:43
in gruesome detail that the late press baron and in
25:46
pension fiddler Robert Maxwell's daughter Gilaine, recruited her to satisfy
25:51
the sexual needs of billionaire financier pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and
25:56
his friends. Those friends, according to Roberts, included the Duke
25:59
of York, hansy Andy Now the fifth in line to
26:03
the throne I think ninth now, and celebrity lawyer Alan
26:06
the Cripkeeper Dershowitz Buckingham Palace have denied everything more than once.
26:12
Dershowitz is suing. From nineteen ninety nine onward, when she
26:15
was just fifteen, Virginia spent much of her time on
26:18
Epstein's Boeing seven twenty seven, nicknamed the Lolita Express, on
26:22
an unsavory kind of world tour that included, she says,
26:26
an orgy with Andrew on Epstein's private island of Little
26:30
Saint James, or Little Saint Jeff's as it's become known,
26:33
or Orgy Island as we call it. One of the
26:38
many extraordinary things about this sordid story that Jackie Collins
26:41
would blush to create, aside from the fact that Andrew
26:44
chose to refer to it all over the World Economic
26:47
Forum in Davos, of all places, but then was unable
26:50
to keep his cool. When asked if he would be
26:52
making a statement under oath, he walked out of the
26:54
room without answering. Is that Andrew would be friends with
26:56
Jeffrey Epstein in the first place? Isn't that what I've
26:59
been saying? Why would you be friends with this man
27:01
in the first place? And that's interesting to know that
27:04
in Davos he walked out when asked if he was
27:06
going to make a statement under oath. I thought that
27:08
he was willing to help boy. Four years Sure change everything,
27:11
don't they? But then again, as both Bill Clinton and
27:18
Stephen Hawking have been to Little Saint James as part
27:20
of Epstein's circle, he was hardly alone around Epstein. The
27:24
question hovers, who exactly is this man who makes such
27:28
powerful friends and how does he do it? The sixty
27:32
two year old registered sex offender comes from a gritty
27:34
background in Brooklyn, with no university degree and no clear
27:38
explanation for his many millions. As he mixes with princes
27:41
and premiers and lives in multiple mansions. His web runs
27:44
wide and deep in politics, science, academia, and business, as
27:49
well as royalty. And while we've seen that right in
27:52
the four years since this article is a five years
27:55
since this article has excuse me, four years since this
27:57
article has been produced, we have seen all of the
27:59
people involved. We have seen the scumbaggery. And we all
28:03
know that every one of these people who denied it,
28:06
I've never hung out of them, or we're not friends.
28:08
We know that the evidence proves that they did. We
28:11
know that the evidence is there saying that you were
28:13
friendly with this man. Just come out and admit it.
28:17
With these people not admitting that they were even friends
28:19
with them, it automatically casts a shadow of doubt on
28:22
everything else they talk about. Some presidents and princes, having
28:27
acquired a taste for the trappings of high office or monarchy,
28:31
find it hard to resist the allure of the private jet.
28:34
Oh okay, so you got a private jet. Doesn't matter
28:36
if you're a pedophile or you're diddling kids or anything.
28:39
Hop on my private jet and all is forgiven. Folks
28:42
will jet set around the world, will go take care
28:45
of whatever your causes are, will fly to Africa, Asia,
28:50
whatever you want, buddy. There were obviously other attractions for
28:56
Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton. The private island in the
28:59
Caribbean described my former staff as like a five star
29:02
hotel where nobody paid, the pretty girls offering massages quote unquote,
29:07
the on top chat about theoretical physics. But with his
29:10
six hundred flying hours a year to play with usually
29:13
with guests on board, Epstein had a lot of flight leverage,
29:17
which is why in this unseemly saga, just as Prince
29:20
Andrew is being forced to issue what feel like daily
29:23
denials about accusations of having sex with an underage girl
29:26
at mister Epstein's many houses, eye popping name surface in
29:30
the Caribbean Sea. So for the last five years he's
29:36
been just tounded by these questions, and just finally, just
29:40
after the second arrest, he steps back from public life.
29:43
What did he know? What did Gulaine Maxwell tell him?
29:47
My assumption, here's my guess. Gilaine told him that they
29:50
were no longer being protected by the intelligence agencies. Once
29:53
Prince Andrew found that out and knew that he was
29:55
no longer going to get that protection. As well as
29:58
being a royal, he had to step back and try
30:00
and get some of the attention off of himself. Stephen Hawking,
30:06
attending a conference paid for by Epstein, was pictured at
30:08
a barbecue on the island of Sin as it has
30:11
become known, with him in one picture where David Gross,
30:14
an American physicist and Nobel laureate and Harvard professor, called
30:18
Lisa Randall. Two other Nobel laureates, Jared Tohouft and Frank Wilchek,
30:24
have visited too, as has Professor Lawrence Krauss, and on
30:27
other occasions his great friend, scientist Martin Nowak, who moved
30:31
from Princeton Princeton to Harvard and with whose research he
30:35
was funded. Jeffrey Epstein funded just about all of this
30:39
guy's research, all right, this Noak guy. He gave him
30:42
all sorts of dough to do whatever the hell he wanted.
30:46
And the kicker, the kicker. Everybody knew what Epstein was.
30:50
These scientists knew what he was. Epstein mixes with the
30:54
elite of the science world because he was a calculus
30:57
and physics teacher. Okay born and raised in Coney Island,
31:02
he attended some classes in physics and mathematical physiology of
31:06
the heart, though he never graduated from anywhere. When he
31:09
taught at Dalton School, a private school in New York
31:12
between seventy three and seventy five, part of the Epstein
31:15
mythology goes a parent was so impressed with his dead
31:18
poet society type, enthusiasm, mathematical ability, and imagination that he
31:23
suggested he moved to Wall Street. Sorry, folks, I never
31:26
bought that from the beginning. I never bought that from
31:29
the beginning. Okay, he was strategically placed there, and this
31:33
is the cover story. So after a stint at bear Stearns,
31:37
he became a financial advisor to the extremely rich. It
31:40
was said that only billionaires needed to apply, though only
31:44
one client, Les Wexner, owner of Victoria's Secret, was known
31:47
by name. His friends would always insist he was incredibly
31:51
clever and free thinking, while others find him arrogant and awkward,
31:56
and then others of us find him repugnant, disgusting and gross.
32:00
That would be where I'm at. Disgusting, gross, repugnant, get
32:04
rid of him. I'm glad he's dead, but not like that.
32:10
I didn't want him to die before he answered questions right.
32:15
Within a matter of years, the school teacher turned tycoon
32:17
was living the life of the American billionaire, with a
32:20
villa in Palm Beach, a ranch in New Mexico, an
32:23
apartment in Paris, as well as Little Saint James, and
32:26
what looks like the largest private house in New York. Boy,
32:30
what a rise to the sun. Huh? What a rise
32:33
up from obscurity, all on his own, no college degree,
32:38
no degrees in physics, never worked on Wall Street, none
32:41
of that. But all of a sudden, Jeffrey Epstein just
32:45
shows up and he's the man. Huh. He's the one
32:48
that's getting all these clients. He's the one that's getting
32:52
all these business deals. Why. There's no answer for why.
32:59
He didn't have the track record that would you would
33:01
think that somebody who is cultivating these huge, huge, huge, huge,
33:06
huge financial whizzes, he didn't have anything that would say, Hey,
33:11
I'm come throw your money over here with me, put
33:14
your money with me, and trust me to make money
33:16
for you. There was nothing in his past that said that. Nothing.
33:24
Last time I walked past it in the snow, the
33:26
pavement were covered with ice. Everywhere apart from outside his house.
33:29
The pavement is heated to make sure they never freeze over.
33:32
But even amongst this extreme wealth and luxury, the financier,
33:36
pedophile and casual clothes. He never wears a suit, was
33:40
never a high profile socialite or keen on much interaction. Okay,
33:46
then Gilayne Maxwell came into his life. Well, what do
33:48
you know? Huh? Gilayne shows up and all of a sudden,
33:51
Jeffrey Epstein has that access. She is just as guilty
33:55
as Jeffrey Epstein. Folks. Why she is still running around
33:58
is just I'll never know where Epstein might gravitate towards scientists.
34:03
She served up Prince Andrew, as it were, in whose
34:06
circles she'd mixed for years. Thus it was that Epstein
34:09
and Maxwell went shooting at Sandringham. Epstein could talk to
34:13
science for hours, but his manners were unusual in a
34:15
host staff, excuse me, more unusual in a host staff.
34:19
On Little Saint James said he only picked that food,
34:21
never drank, and got up at dawn. Whereas Gielaine had
34:24
her father's bombastic charisma. Leaving aside the question of whether
34:28
she served as his madam and joined in the underage
34:31
sex herself, as has been alleged, she certainly oiled in
34:35
the social wheels for him. No, it's not alleged. We
34:39
know that she did that, all right. I'm sorry the
34:41
alleged stuff, I'm not buying it. If she wasn't guilty
34:45
of this, don't you think she would be standing from
34:46
every mountaintop saying that she's not guilty instead of hiding
34:51
so on, Little Saint James Lord Mandelssohn and his boyfriend
34:54
Ronaldo came to visit. Other friends included Donald Trump and
34:57
Kevin Spacey. For years, the court of Jeffrey Epstein's courtesy
35:01
of Gilaan, Maxwell was thriving with the powerbrokers, thinkers and players,
35:06
but as one who knew them both for years, says,
35:08
Gilaane used the fact she knew other people to seduce
35:11
powerful people. But it boils down to this, what exactly
35:16
did these men see in this private jet, private island
35:19
owning weirdo? They didn't want to play scrabble? So what
35:22
do you think? And that is exactly what it boils
35:25
down to, folks. Nobody was there to play scrabble, like
35:27
I've said a million times, Nobody's there to talk about
35:29
the weather. Nobody was there to socialize, all right, people
35:33
were in Jeffrey Epstein's orbit because he provided them a service.
35:36
He provided them girls. Now, did all of these people
35:39
know these girls were underage? I don't know. I don't know.
35:42
But that doesn't make it any better. That does not
35:44
make it any better. If you're having relations with a
35:47
girl who's being trafficked and a sex ring, well you're
35:50
a piece of shit, my friend, You're a scumbag, and
35:52
you need to answer questions. And hopefully, hopefully, as we
35:58
keep the pressure up with Andrew being the first domino
36:00
to fall, there will be questions answered by these incredibly
36:04
scummy people in the future. And that's the plan. Folks,
36:09
foot on the gas all the way down, pedal to
36:12
the metal, zero stopping like it's the autobond. We're coming
36:18
for them all. Every single person named in these documents
36:21
is going to have to answer hard questions or we
36:23
will not stop, not stop reporting on it until that occurs.
36:28
All right, everybody, I'll be back later on for the
36:31
daily drop. If you'd like to contact me, you can
36:33
do that at Bobby Kapucci at proton mail dot com.
36:36
That's bo b b Y c ap Ucci at ProtonMail
36:40
dot com. So Judge Presca, keeping to our schedule has
36:46
unsealed some more documents, folks. Now again, I'll caution you,
36:52
like the other batches that we've received, I doubt there'll
36:56
be any bombshells in here. But what I do think
36:59
will we'll see are more building blocks for the foundation.
37:04
And what I mean by that is more evidence, right
37:08
that you can refer back to, more evidence that might
37:12
fill in a gap here or there, and certainly a
37:19
whole entire shit show of Maxwell bending the truth according
37:27
to prosecutors. But as far as gigantic bombshells, I would
37:34
rein in all expectations for that, folks. Now, I'm getting
37:39
ready to go through all of these documents. I haven't
37:42
done that yet. I figured i'd hop in the studio
37:44
real quick, we'd get the update out, and then I'd
37:49
try and power through those documents and see what's what.
37:53
But before we do that, we'll do a bit of
37:55
an overview here and we'll see what the Daily Mail
38:01
is talking about. This article is from the Daily Mail
38:05
headline Glene Maxwell is mocked by Virginia Roberts lawyers for
38:10
having total amnesia after claiming she couldn't recall taking flight
38:15
with Epstein's accuser even though log showed they flew twenty
38:19
three times together, newly unsealed document show I mean, you
38:25
gotta have one hell of a case of amnesia. Huh.
38:28
I'm talking got hit on your head, got a concussion,
38:33
fell asleep, woke up, thought you were somebody else, like
38:38
Goldie Hawn and overboard. I mean, it defies the imagination
38:44
that anyone could possibly believe the bullshit she's spinning. If
38:48
she can't even be honest about meeting Virginia, what makes
38:52
you think she's going to be honest about any part
38:55
of the whole, entire sordid relationship. I'm not giving her
39:02
the benefit of the doubt. And that's another thing these
39:06
depositions expose. It exposes how loose they all are with
39:12
the truth, even under oath. And Glene Maxwell, well, that's
39:21
not just me assuming that that's the prosecutors believing that
39:27
so much so that they nailed her with perjury charges.
39:30
So I think it's safe to assume that you're not
39:34
the only one looking at Glaine Maxwell's deposition and saying
39:37
to yourself as you read it, God damn, she's lying.
39:41
The prosecutors also feel the same way. Obviously, this article
39:48
was authored by Emily Crane and Daniel Bates. I mean,
39:53
I know I've mentioned this before, but the Daily Mail
39:56
is the undisputed champ for headlines. I mean, have you
40:01
ever seen another outlet that runs headlines this long? It
40:04
tells you basically the whole entire story, but just the
40:07
headline and then the bullet points. I mean, we could
40:09
do a quick fire on just the headline and the
40:13
bullet points for these Daily Mail stories. It's insane. Glenn
40:18
Maxwell was mocked for having total amnesia after claiming in
40:22
a deposition that she couldn't recall taking a single flight
40:25
with Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts, even though the flight
40:29
logs show Maxwell traveling with Roberts more than twenty three
40:34
times on the Pedophiles private jet. Newly unsealed court documents
40:38
reveal dozens of files were unsealed overnight by a federal
40:43
judge in New York in relation to Maxwell's ongoing sex
40:47
trafficking case. Now we all know that Presca has been
40:50
on quite the schedule here. Judge Presca has said that
40:55
this stuff was getting unsealed, she gave a timeline for it,
40:59
and and it's been pretty steadfast with the way she's
41:04
stuck to this timeline. We've gotten trench after trench, dump
41:08
after dump, and it's happened every I don't know, other
41:12
month or so. But again, the more documents that are
41:18
out there, the more court documents that are out there,
41:21
the more unassailable the narrative becomes right. Because here's the thing.
41:28
When you're someone like Gallaine Maxwell or Jeffrey Epstein or
41:32
anyone involved with their criminal enterprise, they have to come
41:38
up with a narrative, right, they have to make one up.
41:43
But when you have the truth, well, the truth is
41:48
the narrative. And when that's the case, you send these
41:52
people scurrying for their holes. You notice it's not about
41:56
innocence or guilt. It's always the technicality. It's always the loophole.
42:01
It's always this, that or the other thing. It's never well,
42:05
I'll see you in court because they don't want that.
42:08
They don't want to go to court to argue their case.
42:11
They don't want to go to court to try and
42:14
approve that Gallaine Maxwell's innocent. It's like climbing Mount Everest
42:19
with no shoes on folks at this point, so they're
42:22
gonna work for that technicality. They're gonna work for that loophole,
42:25
and you better believe they're in overdrive looking for it.
42:33
The majority of the fifty two files are related to
42:36
a long settled defamation lawsuit filed in twenty sixteen by
42:41
Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts after Maxwell called her a liar. Boy,
42:46
that was a big mistake, Hungu. Lane. Thought you were
42:48
gonna flex, thought you were gonna come out in public
42:51
and try and defend yourself. And you thought all of
42:54
your little buddies in the media, who make sure that
42:57
your reputation stays nice and untarnished, would run with it,
43:00
didn't you. So let's go out and call her a liar.
43:03
Page six will call her a liar for me? Oh well,
43:05
maybe Vicky Ward'll do it. You know, obviously that's a
43:10
little tongue in cheek. That's you know, she didn't employ
43:13
Vicky Ward to do that. But you get the gist. Right,
43:17
With the way the media is and the media was,
43:19
Glenn Maxwell felt emboldened to call Virginia a liar. She
43:23
thought nothing would ever come of it. She thought she
43:26
was untouchable. Well you thought wrong. Roberts, who is now
43:33
thirty seven has long claim that Maxwell and Epstein recruited
43:36
and then trafficked her when she was just seventeen. Among
43:40
the documents that were un sealed overnight was Maxwell's efforts
43:44
to quash requests from Roberts attorneys to obtain her financial
43:48
records after Robert's suitor for fifty million dollars. Well, hell yeah,
43:53
they're gonna try and make sure nobody has access to
43:55
those financials. They don't want to pay one single red
43:58
cent more than they have to, right So, if they
44:01
can stash all that money off shore, if they can
44:04
stash all that money in you know, Saint CrOx, well,
44:08
why should they tell anyone what she's worth or what
44:12
she has. They'll just give you a little running total, right,
44:16
a little touch of what she's working with. Oh yeah,
44:19
this is the money in the banks. Meanwhile, we know
44:22
that there's a fortune stored offshore. I mean, all right,
44:25
I shouldn't say we know, because I don't have the
44:28
direct financials pointing to that, receipts and whatnot. But considering
44:33
who we're dealing with and considering how they conducted business,
44:36
I think it's safe to say that Glain Maxwell was
44:39
not left holding the bag. If you were, and that
44:42
Gallan Maxwell probably has a nest egg stashed away somewhere.
44:50
Robert's attorneys argue that obtaining Maxwell's records were relevant to
44:54
show a financial link to Epstein. Yeah, that would be nice. Huh.
44:57
Imagine if the Feds would do that. Imagine and if
45:00
they'd established that financial link and then we'd get some
45:03
rico charges. You would think that the predicates are littering
45:07
this whole entire case. You would think that maybe, just
45:11
maybe the government would want to go harden the paint
45:15
on human traffickers who were, you know, abusing children. You
45:19
would think that maybe the government would want to make
45:23
an example of these people for once. But then you
45:26
get slapped back into reality and you say to yourself, oh, yeah,
45:29
that's right. The government Epstein all one and the same.
45:33
And I know that's sad to say, but the evidence
45:38
is there, right. Look, you have to be naive if
45:41
you think Epstein was not being run as an asset
45:43
by the intelligence services. You even have the article out
45:47
and Rolling Stone. I know it's done by Vicky Ward,
45:50
but what it does is it shoots it out there
45:53
into the legacy media. It just mainline that shit right
45:56
into the vein of the unsullied, all of the stuff
46:00
that we've talked about, you know, him being an asset, this, that,
46:03
the other thing, and then you have the other narrative
46:09
being pushed by you know who. Oh that's conspiracy theory stuff. Yeah, right, Okay.
46:17
I think a lot of these people who want to
46:19
run around and talk about conspiracy theories, I think a
46:22
lot of them, the news people have lost their ability
46:26
to do so by peddling conspiracy theories themselves, by using
46:31
circular reporting, by not going after their own sources and
46:36
validating it, and just relying on other people's work. That's
46:45
the cycle, that's the BS that we get caught up in,
46:50
and the legacy media should be ashamed of itself. In
46:56
court documents, Robert's attorney said Maxwell was militia due to
47:00
an extraordinary lack of memory about her involvement in the abuse.
47:05
For instance, Maxwell cannot even recall a single flight on
47:09
Epstein's private jet with Miss Roberts, even though flight logs
47:13
show that Maxwell had twenty three flights with Miss Roberts
47:17
while Miss Roberts was under age. The attorney said, according
47:22
to the court documents, so again, I don't know how
47:27
anyone can try and set it up as if Maxwell
47:30
isn't a devious scumbag, and to try and go and
47:37
run with a technicality or a loophole and trying to
47:42
hold the Bill Cosby situation next to it as a
47:46
comparison is just one of the most ludicrous things I've
47:49
ever seen. The only similarities the case even shares is
47:56
the fact that it has to do with sexual assault,
48:01
but they'll use anything, right. Maxwell's team and her now
48:05
former lawyer Oscar David Marcus now former lawyer. Right, that's
48:09
funny how that works. Dude gets his ass slapped by
48:13
the prosecutors and then all of a sudden, he's a
48:16
former lawyer for Maxwell. So what now? You could be
48:19
a mouthpiece for her. Guess what, bro breaking news. You're
48:23
just a surrogate for Maxwell. That's all You've ever been.
48:27
The thing that you cry about, the thing that you
48:30
bitch and moan about. Oh, Maxwell's being jagged in the media.
48:34
You're the same thing, homie. You're a surrogate, just on
48:37
the other side. We all know that this is a war,
48:40
a battle for information, a battle for control of the narrative,
48:45
and what you clowns can't stand is that people have
48:48
finally had enough and they've decided to take to the
48:51
center of the octagon, bite down on their mouthpiece and
48:54
swing back. And you bullies can't stand it. You have
49:00
had free reign for a way too long, had run
49:03
of the roost, bullying whoever you wanted, however you want it,
49:07
with the clowns in the media helping you. Well, guess
49:11
what you've done. Run into some people you can bully now.
49:17
And one of my favorite statements is, you fucked around,
49:22
and now you found out. Not everybody's gonna be pushed around,
49:27
not everybody's gonna be intimidated, Not everybody is gonna dance
49:34
to your tune. And the quicker, these people understand that.
49:40
The quicker people like Oscar David Marcus, understand that the
49:44
better off everybody will be because guess what, technicalities and
49:48
loophole's homie are not going to happen. You want to
49:53
get your client off, You're gonna have to do it
49:55
the old fashioned way, my friend, and that is in
49:58
the courtroom. Good luck. Her attorneys also went on to
50:05
argue that Maxwell could not recall the circumstances under which
50:08
a photo was taken of her Roberts and another person
50:11
who's named was redacted from court documents. Prince Andrew the
50:15
Joe exotica of the Windsor family. He's never met a
50:20
Virginia either though. Oh ha ha, I was having pizza
50:24
and woking. That picture never happened. That's fake, believe me,
50:28
not the evidence that you see. Ha ha ha. These
50:32
people are ridiculous. I mean, are you for real right now?
50:36
You think that normal people who struggle every day to
50:40
put food on the table or buying these excuses from you,
50:47
Even with your buddies in the medium massaging the story,
50:50
nobody's buying it anymore. Hell, even the blue check marks
50:55
are starting the wake up on Twitter. Based on Maxwell's
51:01
convenient and near total amnesia about documented incriminating events alone,
51:06
are reasonable, Jerry could find that she acted deliberately and
51:10
maliciously when she arranged for false and defamatory statements about
51:14
Miss Roberts to be transmitted literally around the globe, The
51:18
lawyers argued, according to court documents, so Glene Maxwell's out
51:24
here spinning all sorts of tales about Virginia. Meanwhile, she's
51:27
lying about the very basics of the whole entire encounter.
51:32
So How in the hell do you expect me to
51:35
believe the bipedal serpent. It's just not gonna happen. I've
51:42
been on this earth long enough to understand that most
51:46
people are bullshitting you. It's an unfortunate fact in my folks,
51:50
all right. Most people are tossing you the line. And
51:55
when you're dealing with people like Maxwell, you can times
51:58
that by about a million. Again, you mean nothing to
52:03
people like this building on decades of You're not even
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a piece on a chessboard. You are literally, you know,
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the saying, cannon fodder. That's exactly what you are. The
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court documents were among those unsealed overnight in New York
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after Judge Loretta Presca ruled last month that files, some
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of which included Maxwell's personal affairs, should be made public
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because Judge Fresca is not messing around one of the
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few judges in this whole entire ordeal who has slapped
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Maxwell in her team over and over and over again,
52:39
repeatedly in the courtroom and told them to kick rocks.
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Like to see a lot more of that. Too many times,
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people like Maxwell and other so called elites are able
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to dog walk the whole entire situation in the courtroom,
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in control of everything. Just look at just look at
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how Epstein was able to control everything down in Florida.
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The judge rule that unsealing the documents would not impact
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Maxwell's right to a fair trial in November, as her
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lawyers have claimed. Maxwell's lawyers, well, they were opposed to
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the move. Yeah, you think, of course they were. They've
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been opposed to everything this whole entire time. And again,
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I don't mean to be a broken record here, but
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it's because they're looking for loopholes and technicalities. There is
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no way in hell they want to face the jury.
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You really think they want Annie Farmer sitting on the
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testifying against them or any of these other girls that
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are gonna come forward. They understand the extreme jeopardy that
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their client is in, and that's why they'll try and
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proclaim extreme prejudice of the jury pool. We've seen this
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dance before, We've seen this episode of this show before,
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and folks, I'm tired of reruns. A number of the
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unsealed court documents related to Robert's attempts to obtain emails
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that Maxwell had exchanged with the likes of Epstein and
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his attorney and friend Alan I kept my underpants on Dershowitz.
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Robert's attorneys accused Maxwell of refusing to hand over the emails. Yeah,
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that shouldn't shock anybody. And furthermore, how many email handles
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does Maxwell have? You know she has some hidden emails
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and nobody knows about stop it. See. I don't put
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anything past people like this. This is a sinister ass
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woman in my opinion. Here folks, people can try and
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set her up however they want. But for me, she's
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called calculating and had a leadership role in Jeffrey Epstein's
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criminal organization. And if you have a leadership role, say
54:58
in a crew connected to the mof you, you get an
55:01
enhanced sentence. So I want to see an enhanced sentence
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for Glenn Maxwell as well for her leadership role. How
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about that. I am not happy with the charges that
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are that have been slapped on her. I want more
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in court. In court documents, they noted that Maxwell had
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previously claimed that she had a practice of deleting emails
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after they have been read. Yeah, no shit, practice. You
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learn from your handlers. I bet I bet you. You
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also had a little uh bucket next to your bed
55:35
where you could light papers on fire too. I mean,
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that's what people do, right that are in her position.
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That's what assets do when they want to get rid
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of information, right. The attorneys allege that Maxwell had intentionally
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deleted emails from Epstein and requested permission to forensically examine
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Maxwell's computers and emails to access any relevant data. Responding
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to those requests, Maxwell's lawyers argued in a separate court
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document that some of the email were protected under attorney
56:08
client privilege because they also included their legal teams and
56:12
discussions about the defamation lawsuit. Maxwell's attorneys argue the arguments
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to forensically search your computer and emails was meritless. And
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while i'd usually defer and say that I agree with
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that honestly, but in this case, where Maxwell has been
56:28
so devious, in such a forked tongue serpent, you have
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to have the court order things like that, or else
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you're not gonna be sure what the hell really happened here.
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Because we all know that Maxwell has been playing loose
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with the truth forever. So when you hear about these
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unsealed documents, and you hear about these emails that were
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supposedly deleted. I think it's only proper and only right
56:57
that a forensic team comes in and takes a look.
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Maxwell's attorney argued the argue the argument to forensically search
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her computer and emails was meritless. The documents are part
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of a transch of material that has been gradually released
57:13
since the start of the year. The British socialite co
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conspirator General all Around Scuzbag, fellow child abuser and bipedal Serpent,
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is charged with procuring four teenage girls for Epstein to
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sexually abused between nineteen ninety four and two thousand and four.
57:30
She is also charged with perjury over testimony she gave
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during a July twenty sixteen deposition in the defamation case
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involving Roberts. Roberts claims Maxwell recruited her when she was
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just sixteen and took her to Epstein to be repeatedly
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raped and abused, including by Prince Andrew aka the Joe
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Exotic of the Winsor family, which he denies. Oh yeah,
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he denies it. The question is do you believe his
57:56
denial though I don't know anybody who does, maybe four
57:59
or five people on Twitter or something like that, But
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for the most part, everybody understands that this dude's a scoundrel.
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The defamation case was settled in twenty seventeen, but after
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a request from the media organization, the documents are gradually
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being unsealed. Maxwell was arrested in July last year and
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has pleaded guilty to the charges. So there you have it, folks,
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the documents are being unsealed in a timely manner like
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PRESCA promised. They're starting to roll in and they provide
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more building blocks moving forward. I'm going to dive into
58:35
all of those later on, see what they have, what
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they hold for us, See what's in there, what kind
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of gems are in there, what sort of building blocks
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are in there, and then we'll discuss whatever you know
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I find that is interesting or is a little golden
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nugget that we might have missed. Besides that, I'll be
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back later on today for sure, with a couple more episodes.
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There's a lot going on, so be on the lookout
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for that. Until then, folks, you can contact me at
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