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Clinton's Global Foundation And Epstein's Global Reach · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles. Yesterday there was an event at the White House,
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But not for the survivors, not for the ones who
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were trafficked as children, not for the ones who were
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passed around like currency among the powerful. Not for the
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ones who were threatened, silence, discarded, and left to rebuild
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their lives while their abusers slept soundly in penthouses and
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private estates. No, the ones who deserved that stage weren't
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given a single damn seat. Instead, they rolled out the
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red carpet for influencers, people with no stake in the fight,
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people who never lost a night of sleep over what
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Epstein did, people who have never once dared to speak
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about the depths of this horror, because to them it
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isn't real. It's just another headline, another passing controversy, another
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moment to be milked for relevance before moving on. And
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yet there they stood, smiling, posing, collecting clout in a
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place that should have belonged to those who suffer. If
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anyone had a right to be there, it was the survivors,
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the ones who fought to bring Epstein down when the
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world told them to shut up and move on. The
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ones who had their reputations dragged through the mud, who
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were ignored, dismissed, and threatened for daring to tell the truth.
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The ones who wake up every day knowing that their abusers,
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Epstein's clients, the men who kept his operation running, are
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still out there, protected, untouchable. But they weren't invited because
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this was never about justice. Justice would mean naming names.
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Justice would mean unsealing files. Justice would mean dragging every
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single person who participated in Epstein's crimes into the light
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and making them answer for what they did. But that's
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not what happened, is it. Instead we got a performance,
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a carefully curated illusion of accountability. And who better to
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play the part than a group of people who will
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never ask the hard questions, who will never demand real answers,
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who will gladly parrot the same distractions the rest of
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the war world has been fed like the list. Everyone
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talks about Epstein's client list, like it's some holy grail
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of truth just waiting to be revealed. Like one day
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we'll open up some file and every name will be
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laid bare, and that will be the moment everything changes.
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But that's the lie. That's the point. There is no list,
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not the way people think. If there were, it would
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have come out a long time ago. If there were
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a real, definitive, all encompassing list of men who participated
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in Epstein's crimes, those files would have been burned, erased,
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buried so deep no one could ever find them. And
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even if the scraps still exist, they'll never see the
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light of day because the people in those files aren't
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just rich, they aren't just famous. They're the ones who
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decide what gets released and what disappears forever. So instead
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we're fed misdirection. Talk about the list. They say, wait
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for the list. Keep your eyes on this never ending
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promise that the truth is coming, that someone somewhere is
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going to do, But no one ever does, because that's
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the game. People keep waiting for a revelation that will
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never come, and they'll stop looking at the truth that
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already sits in plain sight. And the truth is this,
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These people don't need a list to be known. We
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already know who they are. We know the circles Epstein
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ran in. We know the powerful men who surrounded him.
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We know their flights, their donations, their favors. We know
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that his operation was protected by men in government, finance, entertainment, intelligence,
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men whose names don't need to be revealed because they've
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always been right in front of us, and yet nothing happens,
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because to act would be to admit complicity, to truly
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investigate this, to tear it down to the roots, with
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me in acknowledging that Epstein wasn't an anomaly. He wasn't
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some freak accident, some one off monster who somehow slipped
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through the cracks. He was a function of the system,
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a tool, a service provider for the rich and untouchable.
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That's why this weren't there, because if they were, they
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would have forced the world to listen. They would have
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stood in that room and they would have said the
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one thing that no one in power wants to hear.
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This isn't over, because it isn't. And that should terrify you.
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Because if they can erase the survivors this easily, if
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they can pretend they never existed, if they can replace
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them with smiling influencers and staged applause, then what else
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have they erased? What other horrors have been buried? How
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many more names should have been known, how many more
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predators were protected? How many more powerful men are still
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out there, walking free, knowing that they'll never be held accountable,
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because the same silence that protected them then is protecting
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them now. And more importantly, how many are still doing
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it right now? Because if you think that Epstein was
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the end of this story, if you think his death
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was the conclusion, if you think that with him Khan,
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the world is somehow cleaner safer, you haven't been paying attention.
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Epstein was one piece of a machine, a machine that
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still runs, a machine that has been running for a
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longer than any of us would like to admit. And
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if we keep letting them erase the survivors, if we
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keep letting them replace real justice with photo ops and
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pr stunts, then this will happen again. It will keep happening.
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It never stopped, and I refuse to be part of
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the circus. I've covered this case for six years. I've
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watched the media cycle twist it, distort it, water it down,
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and ultimately discard it when it was no longer convenient.
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I've watched people in power dodge every real question. I've
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watched enablers walk away untouched, but not here, not on
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this podcast. I will not be silent. I will continue
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to demand accountability. I will continue to ask the questions
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no one else wants to ask, and together we will
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not let the powerful rewrite history just because they can,
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Because if no one else is going to fight for
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the truth, we will. No matter what today's article is
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from the Daily Mail and the headline AG Pam Bondi
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releases Jeffrey Epstein files in long awaited document dump after
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warning the files were pretty sick. Yeah, okay, sure what
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you released that was pretty sick. Stop the gas lighting,
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stop the bsing, and let's get down to it. This
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article was authored by Steven m Lapour. Pam Bondi began
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phase one of releasing the long awaited mysterious files related
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to pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein Thursday evening. The first wave
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of documents have largely been circulating in the public domain
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for years, and so far are yet to include any
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new bombshells, just like I told you they wouldn't. Now,
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I want you to remember all the people that were
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out here telling you about lists and all this bullshit
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to get you pumped up, and then I want you
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to understand that those are the people you cannot trust.
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I mean how many times are you going to let
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people dog walk you? How many times are you gonna
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put your faith in these liars who don't care? Because
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let me be very clear, all those people that were
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up there with their little, stupid smiling faces and their
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dumb little binders, they don't give it damn about justice,
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and they sure don't give a damn about Jeffrey Epstein's survivors.
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All of those folks out were there have gigantic platforms.
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How many of them have spent their time used their
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platforms to demand justice. Well, they're doing it now because
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it's convenient and they feel like it moves a needle.
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But where was everybody at when this wasn't safe to do?
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Where was everybody at when we were under fire? So
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please save the theatrics for other people who don't know
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what the hell's going on, because everybody that's following this story,
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everybody that's listening to this podcast, well we all know
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the truth. What you're going to see, hopefully tomorrow, is
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a lot of flight logs, a lot of names, a
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lot of information. Bondie previewed on Fox on Wednesday. Literally
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none of that occurred, but it's pretty sick. What that
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man did along with his code defendant referring to Glenn Maxwell.
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The officially to classified material include flight logs, Epstein's infamous
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contact book, an evidence list, and a mesuse list in
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ten different links posted to the Department of Justice's website.
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The contact list, which is previously circulated in various forms,
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shows redacted information for dozens of the Hollywood political and
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fashion elites, and was purportedly compiled by Epstein and his
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longtime confidant Maxwell. Personal contact information was redacted throughout the list,
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so no transparency. Keep that in mind. What they did
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yesterday was throw a little bit of red meat to
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people to try and stave off people demanding real justice
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and real transparency. But the only problem for them is this.
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People are tired of the bullshit. This isn't new, This
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isn't a story that's breaking right now that you can't
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really talk about because there's all kinds of wheels in motion.
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We're talking about a dead man here. So why are
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these national security secrets? Folks? Nothing about this is normal.
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Not one single thing about this is how these things
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are supposed to occur. Names that were in the address
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book include Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson, actor Alec Baldwin, Ethel Kennedy,
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Andrew Cuomo, Naomi Campbell, and Courtney Love. Courtney Love has
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some stories about Prince Andrew. She says that Prince Andrew
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is trying to creep with her. I mean, can you
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imagine that scenario, Prince Andrew hitting you up, talking about hey,
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can I come over? And Netflix and chill talk about
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straight disgust. Both Harvey and Bob Weinstein, the late Senator
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Ted Kennedy, actor Ralph Fines, Alan Dershowitz, John Kerry, Dustin Hoffman,
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Donald Trump's late first wife Evanna, and daughter Evanka Trump
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are included among the contacts. The President himself is not listed. Well,
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he's actually in the Black Book. We just went through
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the Black Book, and there's no doubt that Donald Trump
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has like fourteen listings in the Black Book. Now, again,
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just to reiterate, just because you're in that Black Book
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doesn't mean that you were taking part in Jeffrey Epstein's abuse.
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But there's no doubt that every single person who was
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part of the New York upper crust was breaking bread
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with Jeffrey Epstein. The Justice Department posted the files on
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its website late Thursday, along with a note explaining their significance.
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The first phase of declassified files largely contains documents that
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have been previously leaked but never released in a formal
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capacity by the US government, and in some cases, the
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documents that they released were even more redacted than the
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ones that we already had in our possession. An evidence
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list included the document dump shows entries for more than
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one hundred and fifty items, including nude images, massage tables,
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sex toys, and other items. All that stuff that was
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from the Glaine Maxwell trial. All of that. There wasn't
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any indication whether the list was from Epstein's case, Maxwell's case,
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or some other investigation. They all dovetail, but every one
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of those items that was just mentioned was used as
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evidence against Glane Maxwell during her trial. The DOJ said
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it was making the documents public to show its commit
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meant to transparency. Bondi angrily suggested in a Thursday letter
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to FBI Director Cash Battel that more records were recently discovered.
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She ordered the FBI to hand over the full and
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complete Epstein files to her by Friday morning, and directed
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Bateel to conduct an immediate investigation into why her order
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to the FBI to turn overall documents was not followed. Trump,
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who was in office when Epstein was arrested, suggested while
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campaigning last year that he'd seek to open up the
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government's files. Well, that would be nice, huh, But instead
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I have a feeling we're just going to get dog walked.
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Pedophile billionaire Epstein took his own life in jail on
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August tenth, twenty nineteen, awaiting trial for sex trafficking and
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other heinous crimes. Allegedly noticed he wasn't charged with rico though, right,
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I wonder why? Has nothing to do with the fact
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that he was, you know, being run by the government,
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right right. The well connected finance here in Maxwell kept
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a circle of friends, from fellow billionaires to politicians like
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Trump and Clinton, and entertainment icons. Maxwell herself is the
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daughter of the late British media tycoon Robert Maxwell, who
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once owned the New York Delhi News. Epstein flew numerous
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well heeled friends to his private Caribbean island, Little Saint James,
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whereas some of them sexually abused children. Many Americans have
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been waiting for the lengthy FBI investigation files to be
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released publicly after Trump promised to do so. Over the years,
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thousands of pages of records have been released through lawsuits,
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Epstein's criminal dockets, public disclosures, and Freedom of Information Act requests.
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In January twenty twenty four, a court on sealed a
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trove of documents that had been collected as evidence in
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a lawsuit filed by Epstein victim Virginia Roberts. The unorthodox
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move followed other Trump administration efforts to empower fringe social
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media figures and highly partisan outlets that enthusiastically support them
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at the expense of critical mainstream media. Oh please, Look,
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I don't have a problem with the mainstream media get
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and slap. They didn't do anything when it comes to
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Epstein either. My problem is making a big farce of
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this by turning it into a cloud session for a
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bunch of social media influencers. I mean, come on, did
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nobody think that the optics were gonna be terrible? Especially
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when the dump didn't even deliver? White House Press Secretary
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Carolyn Levitt this week announced her office would pick the
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outlets in the rotating press pool instead of the White
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House Correspondence Association. Sure enough, fringe right wing influencers were
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almost immediately included in the outlets given the closest access
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to the president. Sounds like sour grapes from Delhi, Mel
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Jessica Reid Kraus, Rogan o'hanley, Liz Wheeler, Shaya writchik Up
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from libs of TikTok, Jack whatever the hell's last name,
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plus a bycheck or whatever the hell, and Mike Cernovich
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were given binders of the files. Literally, none of them
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have any idea about this story. Have any of them
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taken the time to platform anyone. Have they taken the
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time to even dig deep into this story to let
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their listeners know what the deal is. We all know
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the answer, and the answer is this is nothing more
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than something to monetize for these people. What they think
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is they're going to get themselves a political moment here
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where they're going to be able to bring the cudgel
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down on their enemies. That's what they're hoping for. But
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their photoop is coming at the expense of the survivors.
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I hope they understand that. Unfortunately, I don't think they care. Today,
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at a briefing room in the White House, I was
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handed a binder with the first release of the Epstein
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files by Attorney General Pam Bondi yourself, Kraus wrote, only
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fifteen binders were printed, given to fifteen and dependent journalists
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now included in a growing press pool where influencers like
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myself will be granted equal access to the President and
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the White House, proof that a powerful shift is happening.
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Trump walked in and told us we are the most
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trusted media now and that he counts our efforts as
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the reason he won. Under his term, independent journalism will
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be briefed the same as legacy outlets are. Our inclusion
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has officially broken their monopoly over the White House access.
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The era of controlled narratives is over. The truth belongs
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to the people. Thank you Trump for recognizing our hard
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work and taking us in. Holy boot licking wow. How
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can you call yourself independent journalism or independent journalists while
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at the same time being in the seat of power
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pitching a narrative that's been carefully curated by the administration.
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I mean, for real. The fact that people continue to
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follow along with people like this is just crazy to me,
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and I honestly can't believe anybody would believe this bs
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that's being pitched by these so called independent journalists pro Trump.
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Lawmakers were up in arms on Thursday over how the
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files were first released. Representative Anna Paulina Luna, who was
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leading the House Oversight Committee's task force on the declassification
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of federal secrets, was furious that her panel was not
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able to review the files before they were turned over
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to a handful of media personalities. So basically, the Trump
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administration doesn't think that much of what the congresswoman has
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going on here because they just leapfrog them and went
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directly to the influencers. Not really a great look. The
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first release comes is the GOP presses the Justice Department
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to increase transparency and publish previously classified records and federal secrets,
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including the Epstein files. Bondi said on Thursday that there
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will be absolutely new criminal charges brought against individuals revealed
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to be involved in the scandal, or it's a cover up.
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Oh I'd love to see that. I would love to
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see that, but I have my doubts now. If Pam
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Bondi brings new charges against people and brings Epstein's co
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conspirators to justice, I'll be the first one here given
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her a high five. President Trump signed an executive order
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last month calling on agencies to create plans to release
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and distribute top secret document including on Epstein, as well
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as the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, his brother
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Robert F. Kennedy, and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Junior.
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On Wednesday, Luna said that she heard back from the
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DOJ on a slew of the files. My office just
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received a formal response from the DOJ on the Jeffrey
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Epstein JFK, MLK and RFK files, wrote the leader of
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the House Oversight Committee's Task Force on the declassification of
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federal secrets. Luna also sent letters the Bondie Director of
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National Intelligence Tulci Gabbard, National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, and
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White House counsel David Warrington, giving a Thursday deadline requesting
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a briefing on plans for release of the documents. Sentiment
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was widely shared online that Epstein's death was made to
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look like a suicide, but what was actually a murder
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meant to prevent him from revealing his client list or
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co conspirators in the sex ring. Now look, guys, enough
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with the list that is nothing but a mister. I
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don't know how many times I had to tell you
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that maybe people will start listening now. Epstein's death was
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ruled by the medical examiner as a suicide by hanging,
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which is absolute BS. And another thing that Pam Bondy
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can look into right now without any other help is
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what happened to Jeffrey Epstein in that jail. We need
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a new OIG investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death, and there's
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no reason that Pam Bondy doesn't do that right now.
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And if she doesn't do that, well, my concern about
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her ability here will continue to grow. But lawyers for
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Epstein have disputed the ruling. As public skepticism over his
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death grew in recent years, resulting in numerous conspiracy theories.
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The possibility of pursuing criminal charges died along with Epstein,
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so a judge dismissed his case on August twenty ninth,
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twenty nineteen, less than three weeks after he was found
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hanging in his jail. Ce British socialite Maxwell had decades
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long association with Epstein and was convicted in twenty twenty
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one on federal charges for sex trafficking after she recruited
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young girls for the ring as well as child sex
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abuse and prostitution. Notice they didn't hit her with RICO though, right,
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And what did I tell you at the time. They
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don't hit their assets with RICO. It's not something that
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the government does. And there's no doubt about it, Especially
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after the conversation I had yesterday that I'm going to
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share with you later, I have zero doubt that Jeffrey
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Epstein was an intelligence asset. Her procurement for Epstein included
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bringing into the folds of the conspiracy a fourteen year
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old girl. Epstein had a private jet that he logged
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six hundred flying hours on each year, usually with guests
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on board as part of the manifest The Boeing seven
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twenty seven was nicknamed the Lolita expressed by locals in
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the Virgin Islands because of his frequent arrivals, allegedly with
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young girls on board. Lolita has multiple meanings, including a
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term for a young girl. Epstein's private island, called Little
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Saint James, is in the United States Virgin Islands, southeast
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of Saint Thomas. He owned it from nineteen ninety eight
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until his death in twenty nineteen. All right, so if
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you haven't figured it out, yet I thought yesterday was
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an absolute farce and an absolute embarrassment and black eye
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for the DOJ, and I really hope they do a
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better job moving forward. But one thing you can count on,
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like usual is we're going to be here calling balls
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and strikes for what they are and we'll continue to
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do that as this shit show continues to evolve. But
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as far as this one, that's gonna do it. If
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you'd like to contact me, you can do that at
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Bobby Kopuci at Protonmeil dot com. That's Bobby caap Ucci
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at Protonmeil dot com, or if you prefer, you can
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find me on X at Bobby Underscore cap Ucci. All
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of the links that go with this episode can be
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found in the description box. What's up, everyone, and welcome
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back to the Epstein Chronicles. Today we're going to go
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back to twenty and nineteen and we're going to check
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out an article from The National Review that is posted
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at yahoo dot com. This article was authored by Jack Crowe,
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and in this article, we're going to talk about how
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one of Epstein's lawyers made the huge claim that Jeffrey
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Epstein helped not only fund the Clinton Global Initiative, but
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helped create it. And now this isn't coming from some
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wacky outside source or some conspiracy website that hates Bill Clinton.
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This is coming from Epstein's lawyers themselves, in a letter
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that they sent to federal prosecutors in two thousand and seven.
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So let's jump into this article and let's see what's
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going on. Billionaire financier pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who was indicted
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Monday on child sex trafficking charges, helped President Bill Clinton
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devise the Clinton Global Initiative, according to a letter his
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attorney sent to federal prosecutors in two thousand and seven.
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We have talked about this a lot here on the podcast.
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The deep ties that Bill Clinton had to Jeffrey Epstein
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are you can't even argue them at this point. Yet
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there is no push to get deeper into how close
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they really were. I mean, where are all of the
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hard hitting deep dive articles. You have the information right here.
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His own lawyers are saying that Bill Clinton was one
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of the key cogs in setting up the Global Initiative
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for Bill Clinton, and yet there is no gigantic media
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push for this. And this was from twenty nineteen. It's
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been out there they've ignored it. Mister Epstein was part
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of the original group that conceive the Clinton Global Initiative,
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which is described as a project bringing together a community
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of global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to
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some of the world's most pressing challenges. Attorney attorneys Alan
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Dershowitz and Gerald Lefcourt wrote in the letter, which was
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first reported by Fox News in twenty sixteen and resurfaced
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Monday by The Daily Caller, So how can anyone even
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dispute this fact? Can you prove a provide evidence saying
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that he did not help get this off the ground,
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because we know that he was at the White House
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all the time, we know that they had a very
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strong relationship, and we know that they were still palin
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around after the fact. But I guess we should just
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refer to the statement by Clinton spokesperson that's riddled with
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inaccuracies anyway, But I guess we should just rely on that, right,
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that one statement that was put out, and anytime he's
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asked about it, he refers to that statement and nobody
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calls him out. We just let him slide on it.
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Way to go, legacy media. And you wonder why no,
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nobody trusts you. The letter was part of an effort
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by Epstein's attorneys to negotiate a plea deal after he
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was charged with soliciting an underage girl for sex in
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two thousand and eight. He ended up serving just thirteen
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months in prison and on house arrest after pleading guilty
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to the offense. Well, you wonder why when you're the
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money man and you're spending all kinds of dough for
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people like Bill Clinton, and you're paling around with people
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like Donald Trump, you're hanging out with Edwood, Barrock and
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Prince Andrew, a little easier for you to wiggle your
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way out from these kinds of charges, right, But it
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blows my mind that people aren't in an absolute rage
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over Bill Clinton's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. I mean, I honestly,
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what it does when you see people ignore it, Basically,
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it tells you everything you need to know about those people,
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the people that are in this to score political points
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for their side. I don't know how much more clear
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I can be, but you people are not helping. In fact,
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you're a huge roadblock, and you make things a lot
25:07
more difficult. You make it harder to get to the truth,
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and you make it harder to deal with the misinformation
25:13
that comes out. So go and have your stupid artificial
25:17
war somewhere else and leave this topic to the adults.
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Federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York accused
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Epstein of creating a network and operation enabling him to
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sexually exploit and abuse dozens of underage girls in an
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indictment unsealed on Monday. He has pled not guilty to
25:38
the charges. And this is the guy that was bankrolling
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Bill Clinton. Huh. I mean, we shouldn't be shocked, considering
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we know what kind of scoundrel Billy boy is, old
25:48
slick Willy himself. Mister, I'm gonna go bomb a milk factory,
25:52
So it shouldn't be shocking to anybody who's paying attention.
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But there should be a way, way more of a
26:01
push to get to the bottom of the of the
26:04
relationship between these two. You mean to tell me an
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ex president of the United States is pictured getting a
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massage from a human trafficking victim and nobody has anything
26:15
to say about it. It doesn't sound right to me.
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Sounds like things are a bit backwards. I would think
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that that would cause an automatic stir and cause people
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to go absolutely crazy, no matter what side of the
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aisle you're on. But that's not how things work these days,
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is it. Launched in two thousand and five, the Clinton
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Global Initiative was an arm of the Clinton Foundation dedicated
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to connecting world leaders who are uniquely suited to implement
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solutions to the world's most pressing challenges. Epstein's name never
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appeared on any Clinton Global Initiative founding documents, but Leftcourt
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reiterated his client's involvement in the organization's formation in a
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two twenty and sixteen ABC News interview. So remember it's
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not me sitting here telling you this, right, I'm not
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sitting here And oh well, Bill Clinton is a huge
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part of this, and I have no evidence to prove that.
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The evidence is right here for anyone who wants to
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look for it. It's always been here. The problem is
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people would prefer to act like they're blind or act
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like they're ignorant of what went on the reality. Bill Clinton,
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huge friend of Jeffrey Epstein's, big time player in Epstein's world,
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was one of the frequent flyers on his jet, went
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to all of his properties and, according to his own lawyer,
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funded the shit out of the Clinton Global Initiative. In
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addition to his work launching the Clinton Global Initiative, Epstein
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also donated twenty five thousand dollars to the Clinton Foundation
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in two thousand and six through his own personal charity.
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According to The Daily Beast, that donation came after Epstein
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developed close personal relationship with Bill Clinton during a month
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long trip to Africa in two thousand and two. Oh yeah,
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that's when they developed their relationship. Hunt, what about all
28:08
those trips to the White House in the nineties. The
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relationship wasn't developed then, Yeah, it just happened. You know.
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They were on this flight together and circumstances just led
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them to each other. This is your legacy, media, folks.
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This is the kind of reporting they have given you
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on the Jeffrey Epstein case from the very beginning, really
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in depth, right, They really get to the heart of
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the matter, and they really dig into the nuance, don't they.
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Jeffrey is both a highly successful financier, pedophile and a
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committed philanthropist, with a keen sense of global markets and
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an in depth knowledge of twenty first century science. Clinton
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told New York magazine through a spokesman following the trip,
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I especially appreciated his insights and generosity during the recent
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trip to Africa to work on democratization, empowering the poor,
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citizen service, and combating HIV AIDS. Isn't that nice? Huh?
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Helping the poor? You mean going to find a new
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fertile ground for you to exploit the poor? Is that?
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Is that? Is that what you mean? Because that's all
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Epstein does is exploit people that are vulnerable, people that
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are poor. And this is the guy that you're up
29:20
here yippity appen about. Bill Clinton. Hell of a guy, man,
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real hell of a guy you folks are protecting out there.
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This dude is just one of the most condemnable people
29:34
in the in modern history. Bill Clinton just an absolute liar,
29:39
the whole nine. Everything about him, his whole persona grosses
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me out. And you look at him now, and the
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dude looks like he's borderline crypt keeper. Clinton flew on
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Epstein's private plane on at least twenty six occasions between
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two thousand and two and two thousand and three, including
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as many as ten flights without his Secret Service detail,
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according to flight logs published by Fox News in twenty
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and sixteen. Now, why would you have to ditch your
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secret service detail to go on vacation. You're the ex
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president of the United States. Don't you think you'd want
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your security detail with you wherever you're going. But Bill Clinton,
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on ten different occasions, thought it would be a good
30:21
idea to leave the security service at home and just
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go hang out with his boy Epstein. I guess he
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thought that Jeffrey Epstein would protect him. You know, Epstein
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with all of his other accomplishments. I guess was you know,
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a tenth degree black belt in taekwon do, was a
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sambo wrestling champion, was a Division one wrestling champion, you know,
30:44
all of it. Epstein was a Navy seal. So I
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guess Bill Clinton just felt comfortable he'd be protected. Or
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was he ditching the secret Service detail because he was
30:54
up to no good? Just a question. I don't know
30:58
what happened. It would be nice if the legacy media
31:01
would dive in and use their unlimited resources to try
31:04
and figure it out. But if we're waiting for that,
31:07
we're gonna be waiting for quite some time. Unfortunately, Clinton
31:12
distanced himself from the accused pedophile and characterized the twenty
31:16
six flights as representing just four trips, all of which
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he took in the company of his secret service detail
31:22
in a statement issued Monday evening, and that statement was
31:26
just straight garbage. Then it's straight garbage now. And the
31:29
fact that they still refer to it Team Clinton, that
31:33
tells you everything you need to know about what he
31:35
was up to with Epstein. Now, look, I'm not saying
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Bill Clinton was abusing girls with Epstein. I don't know.
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None of these girls have come out and said that.
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But what I am saying is this to try and
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act like Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein weren't very close,
31:51
is living in fantasyland and their relationship was tight and deep.
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You don't donate all that money to somebody, help them
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with their chain. You give them their plane, get invited
32:02
to the White House all those times, get invited to
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their daughter's wedding. Do I need to go on? If
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you're not that close? So you see what this stuff
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here is, these articles and these flashbacks, these are receipts, folks.
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Unlike other people who just get on podcasts or start
32:20
prattling about nonsense, here are all of the receipts backing
32:24
up the shit we're talking about. And when you have
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this kind of stuff out there that is public, I
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don't know why you need the salacious stuff, because this
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alone should be enough to get Bill Clinton's wings clipped.
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But somehow this son of a bitch continues to keep
32:41
flying and keep flying high. It is amazing to me
32:46
that this dude has been able to withstand all of
32:50
these allegations and all of these different situations that have
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popped up throughout time, and still he's going strong. Well,
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I'll tell you what, the legacy media has a lot
33:04
to answer for when it comes to their kid gloves
33:07
with Bill Clinton and with not exposing his ties to
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Jeffrey Epstein a lot sooner. If you'd like to contact me,
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you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
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