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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And His Time Spent In The Custody Of State/Feds (5/6/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: So this article, like I said, is from CNBC and
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the headline is Jeffrey Epstein jail logs. Accused child sex
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predator met with Alan Dershowitz, Bill Clinton's friend and alleged
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co conspirators a decade ago. Published Friday, July twelfth, twenty nineteen,
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the article was written by Brian Schwartz and Dan Mangen.
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Wealthy financier, pedophile and accused child sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein
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had a revolving cast of characters take turns visiting him
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in a Palm Beach County, Florida jail while serving a
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thirteen month criminal sentence in two thousand and eight and
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two thousand and nine. According to visitor logs reviewed by
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CNBC on Friday, those visitors included Epstein's appeal attorney Alan Dershowitz,
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who showed up on New Year's Day two thousand and nine,
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as well as Arnold Paul Prosperi, a college friend of
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former President Bill Clinton. Document show other visitors were two
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women who have been alleged to have been co conspirators
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of Epstein. Now, why would Drshowitz be showing up there
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on New Year's Day? What that makes sense? You just
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she shows up for all of his clients. Did he
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show up for all of his clients on New Year's Day?
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Or was it only for his good pal Jeffrey Epstein.
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And don't even get me started on Paul Prospery. Paul
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Prospery was a dirt bag, a guy that was pardoned. Basically,
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I guess pardoner. His sentence was communed whatever either way
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by Bill Clinton on Bill Clinton's last day in office.
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I mean, this is a guy that I've been aware
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of for a very long time, and I knew that
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he was, you know, friendly with Jeffrey Epstein. But I
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you know, the circle is so small, folks, right when
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you start looking at all of this, all of these
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people are connected, all of these people know each other,
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and it just goes to show you that this so
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polite New York society is anything. But it disgusts me, honestly,
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the way that they conduct themselves. We heard in an
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article we read a while back, I believe it was
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in The New Yorker from a socialite who is part
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of that so called polite society. And according to that socialite,
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it doesn't matter what you do if you have enough money,
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you can buy your way back into polite society. And
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that's how they roll. They don't care. I mean, what
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do they care about any of our children, or about
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the way we live, or if we starve to death
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or whatever it may be. The polite society doesn't care. Oh,
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they'll let onlike they care, and they'll scream from their
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ivory towers and talk about, oh, how dare you not
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help your fellow man. Meanwhile, when the shit goes south
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like it is in New York right now, they all
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run away to mom, talk into the Hamptons so they
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can hide. And that's typical behavior for these cowards all
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they they you know, they like to put on a
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good face. They like to put on a front, and
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then when the chips are down and when they're really neat,
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they need to live by what they preach and they
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need to stand behind their virtue signaling. Well, all of
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a sudden, they can't do that, all of a sudden,
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it's run for the hills and leave all of the
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poor people to fend for themselves. It's that they're just
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the hypocrisy from so called polite society in New York.
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Is it's obvious, Okay, you just see it over and
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over and over again. And this last instance of them
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running away up to Montauk and the Hamptons is just
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another example. We saw the worst of the worst when
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it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, though, the way that they
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all look the other way, the way they were all
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willing to welcome him back into polite society after they
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all knew what he'd done and what he was up to.
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And it all comes down to money and power for
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these people, consolidation of power and building even more wealth.
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I'm not talking about, you know, a couple of million,
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I'm talking about generational wealth. That's what they're all looking
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to build. And every single one of them's jockeying within
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their and the rest of us well, like they say
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George R. R. Martin's books, it's us who suffer when
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the kings and queens play their games, their game of thrones.
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And that's what we see from these people. They truly
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believe that there are aristocracy, They truly believe that there
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are lords and our ladies to rule over us as
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they wish. And you know, you have to ask yourself,
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do you want to be a citizen or a subject,
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And they certainly don't look at us as citizens, look
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at us as subjects. And you see the way it is.
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You just see how it is these people that are
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like Dershowitz and this Paul prosperity character. Oh, they don't
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have any they don't have any qualms about going to
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visit Epstein. They don't care what you were, you or
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I think. Because their buddies in high society, well they'll
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just welcome them right back into the club. Epstein's also
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a former friend of President Donald Trump's. Epstein, also a
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former friend of President Donald Trump's, pleaded guilty in two
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thousand and eight to a Florida state charge of procuring
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an underage prostitute. No such thing. I hate one. I
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always have to say it, But every time one of
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these articles pumps that out, I'm going to mention it.
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A child cannot be a prostitute. He now is charged
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by federal prosecutors in New York with sexually abusing dozens
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of underage girls from two thousand and two through two
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thousand and five at his Manhattan townhouse and Palm Beach mansion.
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And it's funny that none of the Zoro ranch wasn't
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mentioned in there, right It wasn't mentioned in the complaint,
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not in this article, and neither is the Virgin Islands
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mentioned in this article. And I know for a fact
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one hundred percent that abuse took place in both places,
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right in Santa fe Zoro Ranch. You know, I talk
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to my own sources down there, who you know, told
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me what the deal was going on. And we've also
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heard from numerous other people as well as the girls
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who were abuse there. So I always it's one of
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those things that just is up there with you know,
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how the universe was created. You know what comes first
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to the chicken before the egg, and that question is
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that question is why hasn't the Zorro ranch been raided?
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It's one of those cosmic questions that nobody has an
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answer to. I guess, you know, where's Atlantis? Was there
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really a minotaur on crete? You know, I have questions,
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and nobody seems to have answers. Among his most frequent
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visitors in jail was Prospery, who had become friends with
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Clinton when they attended Georgetown University together, where he ran
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Clinton's campaign for student body president. Records show that Prospery
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visited Epstein at least twenty times. You know, it's funny
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to me that Clinton the Clintons have such close ties
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to Jeffrey Epstein. I am talking very very close ties,
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big time money bundler for them, was very close to
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a lot of people who were big time Clinton allies
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and operatives. We're talking Doug Band, Paul Prospery, etc. Etc.
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You know, this is something that should get more scrutiny.
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This is something that should be a story that the
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media is running with the same way we see the
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English media running with the Andrews story. And somehow this
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story has not found its legs here in America. Somehow
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people have not really sunk their teeth into this and
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went after it. We know that Clinton lied about being
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at the Zoro Ranch. We know that. We've heard from
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several sources and I had someone confirmed that to me personally.
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So we know that he was at that ranch. We
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know that he was in the Virgin Islands. We know
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all of this. And now I'm not saying he was
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involved in abusing anybody. No girls have come forward and
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said that. But what I am saying is he has
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a pattern of lying, and they certainly have financial ties
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with Jeffrey Epstein, and where did that money come from.
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Did that money that Jeffrey Epstein pumped into the Clinton
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Foundation or the Clinton Global Initiative, was that money made
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through ill gotten gains? And if so, that would make
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both of those organizations who received money from him part
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of this criminal conspiracy, at least under RICO laws. So
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how is Clinton escaping so much scrutiny in this clay
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in this case? I just don't understand. You would think
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that the media would be all over this, that people
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with big resources would be trying to bust this case
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wide open and see what Clinton's involvement truly was. Because
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if we're demanding that Prince Andrew be subpoenaed and testify, well,
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I think that Bill Clinton should definitely have to testify
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in this case too, and everybody else brought up in
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court documents, including Trump. But to think that Bill Clinton
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isn't getting any pub in this and to think that
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people are leaving him out of this story and focusing on,
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you know, other aspects of it, like Andrew, which is
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definitely super important. By the way, I'm I approve of
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that one hundred percent, one thousand percent and believe that
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even more scrutiny is necessary What I'm trying to say, though,
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is you see the screw that's going on with Andrew
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and in America. You don't see any of that with
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Bill Clinton. And I think it's a travesty. I think
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that Bill Clinton should definitely be under the microscope in
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this case. An attorney who later raised funds for Clinton, Prosperi,
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had his own criminal sentencing for filing false tax returns
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commuted to house arrest on Clinton's last day of office
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in the White House in two thousand and one. Again
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very close ties with Bill Clinton and Paul Prospery, and
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Paul Prospery in return, visited Epstein twenty times while he
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was in prison. Now, I'm sure that Prospery was passing
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messages back and forth for Jeffrey and Bill. We know
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that they were close friends. There's no denying that. There's
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no way to sugarcoat that, just like there's no way
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to sugarcoat that Trump and Epstein were rolling together in
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the early nineties. At the very least, there's zero way
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to sugarcoat that. Anyone who is trying to avoid that
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fact or those facts is playing games, and that's just
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We're not going to do that. Here. So as much
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as we see that, you know, Clinton had these ties,
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we can't forget that Trump also had these ties. And
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what it does, folks, right, it's not a oh well,
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a gotcha moment or what a boutism or anything like that.
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What it does it just shows you how wide ranging
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this was and how people from all sides of the
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political island, from all bends, knew about what was going
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on and knew Jeffrey Epstein was and nobody did anything
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about it. So there's plenty of blame to go around
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to all of these major politicians and all of these
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supposed powerbrokers who were hanging out in Epstein's circles, who
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knew that he was hanging out with young girls. That
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goes for Trump, that goes for Clinton, and that goes
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for the rest of them, especially these donors like Doug
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Band and Paul Prospery. These guys are basically lobbyists. If
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anybody has the ear of Clinton, it's guys like this,
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And for them to have this sort of accent to
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Jeffrey Epstein and to think that they're not going back
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and reporting to Clinton or they're not being a go
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between for the Clintons it's naive at best, folks, Okay,
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it is. It's naive at best. A nineteen ninety five
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newspaper clipping uncovered by snopes dot com describes a dinner,
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a dinner hosted by Revlon chief Ron Perelman and his
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wife with guests including Clinton, who was president at the time, Prosperity,
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and Epstein nineteen ninety five. Folks, we know, we know
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for a fact that Epstein was going to the White
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House and visiting Clinton as well. That's already been documented.
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So again, there are serious ties there, and I'm not
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talking about from the sexual misconduct aspect. Let me be
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very clear with Bill Clinton, there's no evidence that points
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in that direction. My question is with the money. Where
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did this money come from that Epstein was pumping into
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these fund to these foundations. Epstein, we know that all
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of his money basically was received with ill gotten gains.
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He was up to all sorts of money laundering and shit,
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we know that. So the money he was pumping to
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the Clinton Foundation and into Bill Clinton's pockets and into
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you know, the initiative, where did that money come from?
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Because again, this all needs to be scrutinized. Where is
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the outrage over this. Where is the uproar? And I'm
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not just talking about from the public, what about from
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people in the Justice Department? What about people in the FBI.
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If we know this, If this article has been out
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since February, since July twelfth of twenty nineteen, and this
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information has been in the public view for that long,
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you mean to tell me that they don't know about this.
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The prosecutors don't know about this. How much more evidence
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do they need of what's going on here? And how
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much more evidence do they need at the very least
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to initiate a huge investigation, because there's no signs that
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that's even going on. While I will say this though
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about that, if there is a huge investigation ongoing, the
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FBI is going to definitely definitely play their cards close
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to their vest when it comes to that. We're not
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going to hear any declaration of that. So this could
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all be being investigated as we speak, right, and in
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a perfect world, that's what would be occurring. But we
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know this isn't a perfect world, and we know we're
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not dealing with the most stand up characters when it
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comes to the Justice Department and the current regime. So
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we can't really have faith that that's happening. So we
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have to continue to ask these questions until it occurs.
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We have to continue to bring this stuff up until
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it occurs. Other guests at that dinner included actor Don Johnson,
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singer Jimmy Buffett, and Don Fowler, and then co chairman
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of the Democratic National Committee. Now what I will say
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is this, that was in nineteen ninety five, so it
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wasn't on record what Epstein was yet. But I will
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say this as well, it wasn't like this started overnight.
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So even though Epstein wasn't on anyone's radar as a
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child abuser, then it doesn't mean that he wasn't up
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to that. And I have a sneaking suspicion that he
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was considering what he did to Maria Farmer right around
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the same time. So I have a hard time believing
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that even in ninety five, these people hanging out around
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him they had no idea who he is. But when
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we talk about just going to a dinner, I'm not
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going to say that Don Johnson or Jimmy Buffett or
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Don Fowler were involved in any sort of you know,
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trafficking or anything like that. We don't know that. But
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what it does again is it provides a bigger picture
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for everybody to see how Epstein was welcomed inside of
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this polite society for decades, even after his arrest. But
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even back then, everybody knew what he was up to.
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Everybody you talked to who knew Jeffrey Epstein knew that
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he had these sort of proclivities, knew that he was
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a pretty sick guy. Clinton spokesman has said that he
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cut ties with Epstein over a decade ago and has
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no knowledge of Epstein's alleged crimes. On Friday, a representative
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for Clinton did not return CNBC's request for comment. That's shocking, huh,
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I mean, I mean wow, Clinton didn't return or request
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for comment. Of course he didn't. He knows. Clinton knows
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what's up. Look, one thing I will say for Bill
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Clinton is he is a political animal. The guy knows
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the deal. He's not going to step in it like
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Prince Andrew. There's zero chance that happens. If if Clinton
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ever gets caught up in this, it's going to be
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because of good police work. He's not going to step
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in it. He's not going to make it easy for investigators.
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He's not going to make it easy for anyone sitting
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down and talking to him. The guy is sharp when
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it comes to politics, and there's no doubt about that.
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Dershowitz spent much of the morning on January first, two
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thousand and nine, with Epstein, according to records. In a
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statement to CNBC, Dershowitz said, I always visit clients in prison.
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We discussed legal issues. It was not a personal visit.
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It was professional. Easy for him to say, right, attorney
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client privileged. Nobody knows what they were talking about. We're
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not privy to that conversation. And on January first, huh,
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I wonder if we looked at the records, how many
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of your other clients have you visited on January first? Mister,
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I didn't take my underwear off, So it's okay, Dershowitz,
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We're not buying your story. Mister Dershowitz, not here on
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the Jeffrey Epstein Show, that's for sure. Later that same holiday,
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Prosperi came by to see Epstein, as did Joseph Pegano,
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who has the same name as a venture capitalist previously
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reported to be a friend of Epstein. CNBC was unable
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to reach Pegano of course they were. Again, these people
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are all sick, and what will happen is when they
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get called on the carpet, their excuse will be it. Well,
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I had no idea what he was. I didn't know
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he was up to that. We didn't know. Come on,
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you can't hold us responsible. We didn't know. Meanwhile, they're
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all hanging out at parties with them. People don't whisper,
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people don't talk. We see how Jeffrey Epstein was, how
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brazen he was, how we talked to Bradley Edwards. Even
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you think Jeffrey Epstein was the kind of guy that
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was keeping these secrets, stop it, Not among his buddies,
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not amongst his fellow travelers in so called polite society.
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Other notable visitors were two of Epstein's alleged co conspirators,
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Nadia marson Kova and Sarah Helen Combine. The two made
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over seventy visits to the Palm Beach County Jail. Record
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show seventy visits seventy visits. Okay, why were they there
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seventy times? What could they possibly have to talk about?
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And also, isn't it a thumb in the eye to
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the survivors to know that his co conspirators were able
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to keep coming to jail and to keep keep being
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involved in the conspiracy, to keep it going, that's what
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they were doing. We know that he picked up right
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where he left off once he left jail, and we
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even heard reports that he was up to the same
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shit while he was out on work release. So what
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were these girls doing there? What was Sarah Kellen Vickers
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doing there? What was Nadia marson Kova doing there? They're
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not privy to lawyer laurya client privilege. Were those conversations recorded?
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If so, where are the tapes? Kellen, according to court
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to a court document obtained by The Daily Beast, was
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one of Epstein's closest aides in the two thousands. She
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now goes by the name Sarah Kensington and is married
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to NASCAR driver Brian Vickers. Marson Kova is now a
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certified fa FAA pilot and a flight instructor. Neither Kellen
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nor Marsionkova has been criminally charged. What a travesty to
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read that. It makes me mad to even read that.
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How they got away with it for so long is
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It's mind boggling the fact that these co conspirators are
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still being awarded the same sort of protection that they
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had when Epstein was still out and running the operation.
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It's sickening. A non prosecute, a non prosecution agreement that
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Epstein signed with federal prosecutors in Miami in two thousand
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and seven explicitly said that his alleged co conspirators would
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not be criminally charged. That's Epstein living up to his
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end of the bargain. That's Jeffrey Epstein paying in spades.
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That's Epstein letting these girls know that you keep your
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mouth shut, and I will keep you protected, and I
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will keep that bank account fat, and hell, you can
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even go have offices in the building at sixty sixth
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Street that my brother owns. That was all part of
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their package, their benefits. That's why they all kept quiet,
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That's why none of them talked. That's why they all
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closed ranks around Epstein. But now that Epstein's gone, now
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that their security blanket has been ripped away from them,
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well it's time. Now, is time, mister Berman. Alex Acosta,
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who is US attorney in Miami at the time, oversaw
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the deal. On Friday, A Costa resigned as Trump's labor
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secretary amid criticism of his handling of the Epstein case
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more than a decade ago. Now, remember this is an
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article from July of twenty nineteen. Zionaveev, a Russian who
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was a former martial artist, also made his way to
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Epstein's jail cell. Well, we know that he was Epstein's
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security guard, and we heard what he had to say
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when Bradley Edwards penned those columns for the Daily Mail,
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so we know that Egor was definitely involved. Igor was
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his security guard and according to Igor, remember he does
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not believe that Epstein killed himself. No one visited Epstein
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more than story Cows, who was reportedly his personal assistant.
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Cols visited Epstein nearly one hundred and thirty times at times.
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Cal signed in as a paralegal. His online profile says
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that he is currently an investment banker at Tobinin Company.
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Isn't that nice he signed in as a paralegal. Huh?
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I bet you he was doing that for one reason, folks,
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attorney client privilege. This is another guy that we have
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not talked about nowhere near enough on the podcast. Story
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Cows is another one of these shadowy figures that was
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brought in and was working as one of these assistants
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with Jeffrey Epstein, another man who has not been questioned,
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subpoenad brought to heal none of it. Still running around
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having a fantastic life. I'm sure Epstein finished his thirteen
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month stint in jail with at least three hundred and
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forty visits from a mix of about two dozen friends, colleagues,
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and attorneys, among other associates. The documents show two process
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servers also visited Epstein, as did a psychiatric doctor. An
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attorney for Epstein did not return a request for comment.
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Dershowitz and Cols did not return a requests for comment,
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while the other visitors could not be reached. Prosperi died
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in twenty sixteen. Epstein was arrested last Saturday on new
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federal charges filed in New York. He is being held
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without bail, but is due to appear at a detention
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hearing on Monday. Prosecutors in a court filing on Friday
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said he is worth more than five hundred million and
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in recent months has made payments to potential witnesses. Yes
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he has. We know that. That's what he did. He
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spread that dough around, that was his moo. That was
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the same way he got these politicians locked in at first.
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That was the same way he was provided with enough
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room to make sure that he was able to finesse
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his way around the legal system. And then you add
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the extra layer on top of that, the intelligence aspect
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of making sure that their asset, their golden cow, their
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big time information producer, isn't caught up. Well, you have
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yourself the perfect storm and the perfect vehicle for this
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disgusting man to go about his devious, horrible way of life. Epstein,
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who ran his firm out of the US Virgin Islands
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Historic It has had ties to a few wealthy executives
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and politicians. A few wealthy executives. Huh Les Wexner, chairman
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of the of L Brands, was known to be one
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of his clients before he was first sentenced a decade ago.
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CNBC recently uncovered nine to ninety tax documents showing Epstein
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bankrolled one of Wexner's earliest nonprofit organizations. I wonder where
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that money come from. I'm sure that money was all
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made legit. I'm sure that money wasn't laundered. I'm sure
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that money wasn't ill gained. I'm sure that money had
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nothing to do with the criminal enterprise, nothing at all.
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He was also a top donor to Representative Stacy Plaskett
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of the Virgin Islands and she recently reversed course to
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give his contributions away to charity after outrage on social media. Again,
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this is why the fact that Denise George thinks the
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Virgin Island should get any of this dough drives your
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boy wild. That should not occur, that should not happen.
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The Virgin Islands had a top donor to Stacy Representative
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Stacey Plaskett was Jeffrey Epstein. And do you think that
24:06
money was out of the kindness of his heart? He
24:09
truly believed in her platform, he believed in her vision
24:12
for the Virgin Islands. Or was it to provide himself
24:15
with a little more protection, another layer of protection atop,
24:18
another layer of protection, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, all the way
24:22
up until he is completely insulated as if he was
24:25
covered in whale blubber in the middle of the Arctic.
24:29
That's basically what was going on, and that's what the
24:31
money was for. That's why he was spreading it around
24:33
so much and That's why I believe Denise George is
24:37
completely misguided with her jihad here to try and get
24:41
that money for the Virgin Islands. You can't. There's nobody
24:44
that's going to convince me that that's okay. That's a
24:48
stance and a position that I can't be moved from
24:51
because anybody who thinks they're getting any of that money
24:54
who is not one of the survivors is in for
24:57
another another thing, because there's no way that money should
25:01
be distributed to anybody, anybody but these survivors. So again,
25:08
we had more context here with this entry to the catalog.
25:12
We see how often and how many times marsen Kova
25:17
and Kellen Vickers showed up at that court right to
25:21
see him, I mean at that jailhouse to see him.
25:24
What were they doing there? If they had nothing to
25:27
do with Jeffrey Epstein and they just worked for him,
25:29
what were they doing there while he was in jail?
25:31
Wouldn't they be furloughed or maybe paid a retainer to
25:33
maybe keep their jobs when they got back slide back
25:36
in the position. But no, they're coming to visit him
25:39
in jail there. You know who knows what they're doing there?
25:42
Who knows what the conversation's entailed. Like I said, did
25:45
they have attorney client privilege? If not, can we hear
25:49
those tapes? Where are those tapes? They should be introduced
25:51
to the public. I think that would be a nice
25:54
step towards transparency. No, but I don't expect transparency in
25:59
this case at this point. And bar has completely screwed
26:01
everything up. He looks like he has zero idea what
26:04
he's doing when it comes to this case. Especially, it's
26:07
just an absolute it's a shit show. And Berman. I
26:11
want to get on board and give Berman some props
26:13
and give him a clap and a couple of standing ovations.
26:16
But the guy's dragging his feet. We need some movement here,
26:20
We need some action, We need something. We need something
26:23
where we can say, all right, all right, these guys
26:25
aren't ignoring this. They are not ignoring a sex trafficking
26:28
ring at the highest levels of our government. I can't
26:33
even believe I'm sitting here on a podcast talking about
26:35
something like that, something right out of a spy novel
26:40
or some crazy movie on HBO or you know, something
26:43
like that. At least it doesn't seem like real life,
26:47
that's for sure. It doesn't seem like real life that
26:49
I'm sitting here talking about this, and that we've been
26:51
here for one hundred and sixty nine straight days talking
26:54
about this, and yet there's no arrests. Yet none of
26:56
these co conspirators are wrapped up and slammed behind the slammer.
27:03
I thought Barr said that none of them should rest
27:05
rest easily. Well, I'm sure they're all resting fine right now,
27:08
considering that nobody's doing anything, that nobody's getting their door
27:11
kicked in, that no swat teams are showing up to
27:13
arrest none of these people. I'm sure they're sleeping fine,
27:15
not missing a wink. We know Gilaine isn't skulking around
27:19
from hold to hole. We know she's not missing a wink.
27:21
So my question is, mister Barr, mister Berman, anybody out
27:25
there listening, are you folks ever going to actually go
27:29
after these people or are we just going to get
27:31
more lip service as you hope that this goes away.
27:35
If you think that this is going to go away,
27:37
and you think that we're going to stop talking about
27:40
it and we're going to stop bringing it up into
27:42
the public conversation whenever we can, you are sorely mistaken,
27:47
because this will not be wiped under the rug, This
27:50
will not be tossed away, and this will be something
27:54
that you're going to be forced to deal with because
27:57
the people demand justice, and that's it. That's it, that's
28:00
your only option at this point. Keep dragging your feet
28:03
and you will. The criticism will continue to come. And
28:07
remember there's elections that are coming up, right. Elections have consequences,
28:12
So all of these bureaucrats and these politicians better understand
28:16
that elections have consequences and they better do their jobs.
28:23
That's all I can say is they better do their jobs.
28:27
All right, folks. If you'd like to contact me, you
28:28
can do that at Bobby Kapucci at ProtonMail dot com.
28:31
That's b O. B b Y c ap u Cci
28:35
at ProtonMail dot com. You can also find me on
28:39
Twitter at Bobby Underscore c ap u Cci. And we
28:46
have an article tonight from the Daily News. It's gonna
28:50
talk about how Jeffrey Epstein, his body being moved after
28:54
he was killed or committed suicide well violated federal prison guides.
29:01
We've been saying that since the beginning. Why is it
29:04
taking the Daily News or the rest of these outlets,
29:07
this long term report that this is not how things work. Also,
29:10
they're supposed to show up with some handheld cameras. They
29:14
don't just show up there willy nilly and decide, hey,
29:17
well we got a guy who supposedly killed himself here.
29:20
The cameras are all broken. We're not going to record
29:22
any of this. We're not gonna document any of this.
29:25
It's not how that works. Not on any of this works.
29:28
So what happens is they show up and multiple officers
29:31
have handheld cameras or at least one officer has a
29:34
handheld camera, and they document the crime scene. Well, his
29:39
body was not supposed to be moved, and it was
29:43
Now my question to you is this, was anybody in
29:47
that jail at the time of Epstein's death, did anybody
29:51
in the follow up of his death or leading into
29:54
his death? Was anyone doing their job in the whole
29:57
entire facility? And if not, why do any of these
30:01
people still have jobs? How come the only two people
30:04
that have taken a fall, that have been in trouble,
30:07
that have been busted are the two guards that supposedly
30:11
fell asleep. There was a lot of bad, bad egregious
30:17
behavior that took place that evening. Guards falling asleep, the
30:22
body being moved, the camera situation, nobody having answers, et cetera,
30:29
et cetera, et cetera. Now they wonder why people would
30:33
ask themselves or friends or others, now that the internet
30:37
is around. Do they really think that people were just
30:41
going to accept their line, their narrative. Did they think
30:45
when people just accept it and that would be it,
30:47
nobody would ask questions, Nobody would dig a little deeper.
30:51
It's as if they think they have like this credibility
30:54
that can't be. It's unassailable. News flash, FBI, Department of Justice,
31:00
Department of Corrections, you have zero credibility. Okay, nobody believes
31:08
you either. You're about as credible as Prince Andrew at
31:13
this point. The fact of the matter is everybody was
31:18
negligent this day. That is one big coincidence that so
31:22
many people were negligent. And what I also find funny
31:25
is that we read earlier about the sixty minutes interview
31:30
and they're going to go into the cell and some
31:31
of the different things they found in there. Well, now
31:34
it's coming out that they found an extension cord in there,
31:37
they found some prescription medication. In there, they found way
31:43
more bed sheets than one inmate whatever need. But my
31:47
question is this, why would he choose bed sheets as
31:50
his method if he had access to an extension cord
31:54
in there? Wouldn't the extension cord pretty much guarantee you
31:58
get the result that you're looking for if you use that.
32:01
But the bed sheets. Look, I'm no expert in suicide, folks,
32:06
or death by strangulation. That's certainly not my expertise there.
32:12
So I'm just asking questions here. I know, if it
32:15
was me and I was looking to get results, would
32:18
it be some sheets or would I use the extension cord?
32:21
I would use the extension cord. But I guess the
32:24
real question is why did this man have access to
32:28
any of this stuff in there? Oh there was a
32:30
note written as well, I guess, a handwritten note, and
32:34
that was basically the update from the article we had earlier.
32:37
And then they go into a whole bunch of other
32:38
stuff in those articles about you know, stuff we've covered
32:41
a million times. So I just wanted to give you
32:44
the juicy part of that. And I wonder what the
32:47
notes said. I haven't seen any reports on what the
32:50
note contained, what the page the notes contained. I'm curious
32:55
to see what that was. If they're going to release it.
33:00
They might not even release it. Who knows what's going
33:03
to be in this CBS The CBS sixty minutes. I'm
33:07
certainly going to watch, and I would suggest that everybody
33:09
else who's interested in the case watch because A we
33:12
can't get enough information because we're all crazy about this case.
33:16
And B even in these cases, these expose a's, or
33:21
these segments or these articles where it seems like we're
33:24
going over things again, there's always the chance that there's
33:28
a new nugget inside of these articles. And that's why
33:31
it's it's so painstakingly long to cover this case, because
33:35
each article drops a new nugget. Right. So, unless you
33:39
have the time to read through these articles and truly
33:41
understand what's going on and to get the big picture,
33:44
how could you ever have an educated opinion of this situation?
33:49
And the media will never ever go into depth deep
33:52
enough to truly give you an idea of what's going
33:55
on the whole blackmail situation. They were, they're just coming
33:59
to the table with that. We've been talking about that
34:01
since the very beginning, Folks, since the very beginning of
34:04
this podcast, we've been talking about the blackmail ankle. And
34:09
it's funny that the legacy media called everybody who talked
34:12
about that conspiracy theorists. And now it's becoming commonplace, even
34:16
in the legacy media for people to accept that this
34:19
was a blackmail operation. See. The thing is this, folks,
34:22
They only do the media what their buddies and intelligence
34:25
tells them to do. Like I was saying earlier, it's
34:28
a symbiotic relationship. It's a parasitical they're both parasites living
34:33
off of each other. But what happened the day that
34:37
Jeffrey Epstein died. None of us are ever gonna probably know,
34:41
let's be real, We're never gonna get to see the
34:43
tapes that Bar supposedly saw. Yeah right, I don't believe
34:46
a word this man says. And it has nothing to
34:49
do with the fact that his dad was a teacher
34:51
at the school Epstein worked at in the seventies, None
34:53
of that, jazz. It's to the fact that I just
34:55
don't trust Bar in general. He's not a trustworthy player
34:59
in this case. There's too many big people that are involved,
35:03
and too many people that he has previous relationships with.
35:06
Let's be real, he's a bureaucrat of the highest order.
35:09
He's been in governed, you know, public government, of public
35:11
service for so long Bush, et cetera, et cetera, through
35:14
nine to eleven. I'm not a fan. I'm not a
35:18
fan of bar and I have zero confidence that he's
35:21
going to prosecute this the right way. What I'm hoping
35:24
for is a maverick agent. I'm hoping for a mid
35:27
level agent or a case agent that has had enough
35:30
and pushes it through. We've seen it before in cases, folks,
35:34
we have seen it before. And I know there's good
35:37
people working for the FBI, and hopefully one of those
35:41
people this case will come across their desk and they
35:43
will go after this case with all the zeal and
35:46
all the gusto it deserves, and then they'll force their
35:50
bosses into actually taking some sort of action in the case. Right,
35:56
all right, So if you'd like to contact me, you
35:58
can do that at Bobby Capuci ProtonMail dot com. That's
36:01
Bobbycapucci at ProtonMail dot com. All right, let's get to
36:08
the article. The article is from the Daily News. It
36:11
was published today at eleven to fifty one am Eastern
36:14
Standard time, and the author of the article is Larry McShane.
36:21
The guard to moved billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's body from
36:24
a Manhattan prison cell after his jailhouse suicide. Alleged suicide
36:29
violated federal protocol, according to a new report, Yeah you
36:33
think I said that right away? I said, what in
36:36
the hell are you talking about? They moved his body.
36:38
It's a crime scene, for God's sakes, at the very least,
36:41
it might be a crime scene. You can't disturb that.
36:44
You can't disrupt that. You can't come in there with
36:46
fifteen morons that don't know what they're doing. Are you
36:49
kidding me? Right now? No, that's not normal, said forensic
36:56
pathologist doctor Michael Bodden in a sixty minutes interview airing
36:59
Sunday on CBS the EMS. People normally and especially in
37:03
a jail, should not move a dead body. No crap,
37:09
no crap. You don't move a dead body until the
37:14
investigation has been taking place. Are you kidding me? Especially
37:19
a high profile guy like Jeffrey Epstein? What is going
37:22
on in that jail? If this is just poor job
37:28
performance and people not knowing their job. Everybody should be fired.
37:32
Everybody involved needs to be fired. Then from the warden
37:36
on down, everybody needs to be fired, and a whole
37:40
new regime needs to be hired and broad in because
37:43
this is absolutely ridiculous, folks. Under Federal Bureau of Prisons protocol,
37:49
a suicide scene must be treated with the same level
37:52
of protection as any crime scene in which a death
37:55
has occurred. Yeah, no, all right, this is pretty basic
38:03
stuff here. I'm certainly not you know, an FBI investigator
38:08
or anything, or some big wig in the prisons, the
38:11
Federal Bureau of Prisons, But I have a little bit
38:14
of common sense, and common sense says, do not touch
38:18
that body. Wouldn't you want to make sure that all
38:23
of your eyes are dotted and your teaser crossed, especially
38:28
after you've just realized your colleagues were asleep at the
38:31
wheel and they falsified logs. Don't you think in the
38:34
follow up investigation you would have everything buttoned up and
38:38
ready to go? Is this their first day? I know
38:41
in the management position, I could be on vacation and
38:45
if one of my employees didn't get the proper paperwork
38:47
after somebody want to bet forget it. I'd get four
38:51
thousand phone calls on vacation over something like that, And
38:54
you mean to tell me that these guys flubbed this
38:57
whole entire thing up from watching the man to investigating
39:02
his death. And only those two prison guards are under
39:07
the microscope. They're the only ones who were charged. That,
39:12
my friends, is what you call bs. Epstein sixty six
39:19
was discovered by Federal Corrections guards shortly after six point
39:23
thirty am on August tenth, with one of the workers
39:26
heard saying breathe Epstein, breathe. Okay, sure, so they released
39:30
that detail, right, Why would they release that detail? The
39:33
guy's been dead for two hours? What do you mean breathe?
39:35
Riga mortis already has started to set in. I bet breathe.
39:38
What do you mean breathe? I think that was added on.
39:41
I think that's a little bit of a little bit
39:44
of theater. I think they added that on to make
39:46
it look like they were, oh, we're here to help.
39:52
He was taken to New York Presbyteria in Lower Manhattan
39:54
Hospital but was already beyond resuscitation. Yeah, you think they
39:58
left him in there to He was rock solid, hard.
40:03
The guy looked like, you know, are you kidding me?
40:09
Right now? All right? This guy ends up looking like
40:13
Carbone from Goodfellas in the freezer. You're telling me, Oh,
40:17
he couldn't be resuscitated. Yeah, no, shit, he couldn't be resussitated.
40:21
He's dead for two hours. Bad. A nationally renowned pathologist
40:28
hired by Epstein's brother Mark to investigate the death, believes
40:32
the federal inmate died about two hours earlier. Two hours earlier,
40:37
and you're trying to give him CPR and resuscitate him.
40:40
I got news for you, and I know this is
40:42
gonna be breaking news and it's gonna be hard to swallow.
40:45
All right, but he was dead for two hours. You're
40:49
not going to be able to pump his chest. You're
40:51
not going to be able to bring him back. All
40:54
right there, prison guards, thanks for coming to my ted talk.
41:00
A pair of prison guards were indicted last year for
41:03
falsifying prison logs and records in a cover up of
41:06
their failure to check on Epstein every thirty minutes as
41:09
required in the defendant special housing unit. The city Medical
41:13
Examiner officially declared Epstein's at the suicide. Well, there it is, folks.
41:18
It was officially declared by the New York City Medical Examiner.
41:23
So we can all pack it in. No more discussions.
41:25
How dare you discuss it? The official word has been
41:28
sent down except what they say, except what your overlord say.
41:32
Your rulers have told you what it is. Yeah, right,
41:37
So we're not supposed to question it because the City
41:40
Medical Examiner officially said it was a suicide. Sorry, she
41:45
said it was a suicide. Boden says, Otherwise, who are
41:48
we to believe? I leave that up to you, folks.
41:55
Although his shocking demise led to immediate speculation about a
41:58
more uh, a more sinister end for the accused sex
42:02
trafficker an abuser of underage girls Epstein after a prior
42:07
suicide attempt inside a Manhattan correctional center that's un corroborated.
42:12
We don't know if he definitely tried to commit suicide.
42:14
He was in there with somebody that was being accused
42:18
of four homicides, folks, Nicholas Tartaglioni O by, So you're
42:24
telling me that you have the only person that you
42:27
can put into jail with Jeffrey Epstein is Nicholas Tartaglioni,
42:32
A big, muscle bound meathead looking dude who is in
42:36
there accused of killing people in a drug deal gone bad.
42:40
And then you want to know why we're asking questions
42:44
if Epstein was attacked or if he tried to commit suicide.
42:47
So what was Tartaglioni sitting there with his headphones in
42:50
and a blindfold on as Epstein began to commit suicide
42:54
and then only jumped in afterwards. Or was it more
42:58
likely that tartan attacked Epstein? And I'm not saying he
43:03
was paid to do that or anything, but at the
43:06
end of the day, he's in prison. They're both in prison,
43:08
and there's nothing worse in prison than a child molester. Tartaglioni,
43:12
an ex cop who is definitely on the same wrong
43:15
almost as child molester's in prison, figures he can gain
43:19
some cred by going after Epstein. Seems like a logical conclusion, right,
43:25
Or Tartaglioni was laying on his bed waiting around Epstein
43:27
tried to hang himself from the top bunk. Tartaglioni let
43:30
him hang himself for a little while, but then maybe
43:33
he thought better of it and decided to step in
43:35
and be the hero that doesn't make any sense to me, folks,
43:39
all right, zero sense, And it does not make any
43:42
sense to me that Tartaglioni was even in that cell
43:45
for one single minute. Epstein, after a prior suicide attempt
43:53
inside the Manhattan Correctional Center, allegedly had only recently returned
43:57
to his cell after a stint under psychologic evaluation in
44:01
a jail medical wing. The Bureau of Prisons declined to
44:05
comment Friday on the protocol violation, saying the Epstein case
44:09
is currently under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigations
44:13
and the Department of Justice Office of Inspector General. So
44:17
that means Michael Horowitz, the man who uncovered the seventeen
44:21
FEISA irregularities, is also investigating this case. Epstein pleaded guilty
44:29
in two thousand and eight to soliciting a minor for
44:32
prostitution in Florida in a sweetheart deal with prosecutors, but
44:36
faced a virtual life sentence of forty five years in
44:39
prison if convicted on the new charges leveled by federal prosecutors.
44:46
All right, so again we see how many chambers are
44:51
in this case. We see how many different layers there
44:56
are in this rabbit hole. Every day. It's so the
45:00
new folks. Every single day, it's something new. The fact
45:05
that his body was moved after he committed suicide has
45:10
always been laughable to me that nobody has talked about that.
45:14
There's very few people that have brought that up. And
45:17
you do not move a body, especially in a situation
45:21
like this with a man like Jeffrey Epstein. You make
45:24
sure everything is buttoned up. It is just unconscionable that
45:30
it was that big of a failure. All of a
45:32
sudden they have Jeffrey Epstein in there, and it's that
45:34
big of a failure. This is the same place that's
45:37
held El Chapo. This is the same place that held
45:39
John Gotti. This is the same place that has held
45:42
insert crazy mofo here, and just Jeffrey Epstein's the one
45:47
that this happens to, Folks A day after the treasure
45:50
trove of documents is released. I'll leave it up to
45:54
you to decide. I don't have the answers one way
45:58
or the other, but I will tell you this, something
46:02
does not smell right. If you'd like to contact me,
46:07
you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
46:10
That's b O. B b y c A p u
46:12
c c I at ProtonMail dot com.