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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And The Calendar (6/14/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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  Even after Jeffrey Epstein was convicted and was a registered
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  sex offender, he still had multiple young ladies visiting him
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  on a daily basis. Not only that while he was
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  incarcerated or should have been incarcerated, when he was doing
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  his work release, if you will, he had women visiting
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  him while he was supposed to be under the supervision
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  of the deputies. Now we've went over this before, and
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  nobody should be shocked that all of the paperwork from
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  Epstein's time of being paroled has gone missing, just like
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  everything else in this case, and then they want to
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  call everybody else a conspiracy theorist. It's some of the
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  weirdest shit I've ever seen in my life. Imagine being
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  that filled with cognitive dissonance that you don't even see
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  the writing that's right in front of you on the wall,
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  because for a very long time, a lot of people
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  chose to ignore what was right in front of their face.
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  And now that these details are getting some public play,
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  people are shocked by what they're learning, and the rest
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  of us are shaking our heads in disgust, wondering what
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  took so long. Today's article is from the Daily Mail
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  headline exclusive Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein continued to entertain up
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  to seven young girls a day and was so obsessed
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  with their teeth he had a dentist's chair at his
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  mansion and forced them to go to an orthodontist. His
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  private diaries reveal, so, just like the old days, when
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  you had some kind of lord or whatever show up
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  to the slaver's market, he'd have the girls open their
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  teeth like there were a horse. Oh, let me give
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  you a full inspection. Let me make sure your teeth
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  are good. All of It's so vile to me. The
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  way this man objectified everybody around him, every woman around them,
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  is just so disgusting. And the fact that none of
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  these dudes that were around them ever slapped them in
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  that stupid smug face is just beyond me. This article
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  was authored by Daniel Bates, and credit to Daniel Bates.
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  He's dead on the story for quite some time, and
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  he's produced some really good stuff here. So a tip
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  of the cap to Daniel and to the work that
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  he's done as far as exposing these disgusting pieces of shit.
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  Jeffrey Epstein continued meeting dozens of young women after his
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  sex crimes conviction, with up to seven girls visiting him
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  in a single day. His private calendar is revealed seven
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  girls a day. Huh. And people think I'm playing when
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  I say there are thousands, literally thousands of girls who
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  were abused by these people. If he was roping in
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  seven a day, and that was when he was under
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  his scrutiny, what do you think he was doing leading
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  up to it? What do you think he was doing
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  in places like New Mexico That has never even been discussed.
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  So he was doing this with kids in every other
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  place he lived, but not in New Mexico. He didn't
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  have some kind of scam set up in New Mexico
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  where he get these girls to come via a Ponzi scheme.
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  Has that ever even been looked into? Of course it hasn't,
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  And that's because New Mexico said from early on that
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  they're not initiating a state run investigation. They're gonna punt
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  to the FEDS and let the FEDS handle it because
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  that's worked out so well in the past. And the
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  teeth ubsas pedophile who had a dentist chair in his
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  Florida home and another on his Caribbean islands often sent
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  women to a Manhattan orthodontist. The document show the revelations
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  are part of a tranch of documents handed to the
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  government of the US Virgin Islands as part of its
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  investigation into his sex trafficking operation. And again, look, the
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  US Virgin Islands, if they did anything here, at the
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  very least, they're forcing some of this stuff to come
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  to light. But they should be doing more, and they
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  should have done more to enforce their own laws on
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  that island. The document show that despite being a registered
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  sex offender who had just come out of a thirteen
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  month jail sentence, the pedophile had appointments at all hours
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  of the day. Of course he did. This guy had
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  all the money in the world. Stolen money, but all
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  the money in the world. And what's the rule in
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  high society. That's right, you can't be broke. Everything else
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  is forgivable. Do you really think that these guys wouldn't
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  be running around with Roman Polanski if he came back
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  to America. You don't think Woody Allen would have him
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  over for some tea. And then what they would say is, well,
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  his victim came out and said that everything was okay. Well,
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  breaking news. The law says that what he did is
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  not okay. But these rat faced bastards, they don't give
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  a damn about any of that. All they care about
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  is what you're bringing to the table. On one day alone,
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  Epstein had three sets of meetings with two young women,
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  followed by a final one at seven thirty pm with
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  a lone female, reaching a total of seven girls in
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  five hours. Seven girls in five hours. So we know
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  the the dude wasn't a looker. We know that he's
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  not some kind of smooth talker. It was all about money,
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  and he knew that the vehicle he needed to get
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  where he was going was going to cost a bunch
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  of dough and the only way to do that was
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  to get in bed with all of these dudes in
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  the financial sector. And he masterfully weaved his web and
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  was able to finagle his way into some of the
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  most powerful places in the whole entire world. And that's
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  not hyperbole. We're talking about Apollo Global, we're talking about
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  l Brands, We're talking about hanging out with George Mitchell,
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  Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew at Hood, Barack the
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  list goes on and on. Among the names in the
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  calendars were numerous Russians, models, and a woman who later
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  sued his estate, saying he took her virginity and forced
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  her into a sham marriage to keep one of his
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  associates in the country. So this scumbag and his associates,
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  Darren Endyke, Richard Kahn, and the rest of them, they
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  were all working on these sham marriages so that girls
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  who were abused could stay in the country, and they
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  could stay here legally without any kind of immigration problem.
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  And that was all part of their hustle. They had
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  this whole entire thing set up, this whole nexus, where
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  every single moving part is working in cohesion with the other.
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  And they had it like a well oiled machine. And
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  it's easy to do that when you have friends like
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  the ones that Jeffrey Epstein had. While the exact nature
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  of the appointments was unclear, the way the women were
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  described their first name only followed by a phone number,
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  was identical to how his victims were listed in the
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  section of his Black Book of Contacts titled Massage. And
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  for those of you who are new to the story,
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  remember Massage in Epstein's world is code word for sex,
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  So anytime one of these rat faced fucks uses that terminology,
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  you know what they're talking about. The disturbing picture emerges
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  from the hundreds of pages of docors, ements of emails
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  and diaries from the estate of Epstein, who hanged himself
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  while awaiting trial for sex trafficking in twenty nineteen. Allegedly,
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  dailymail dot Com obtain the documents that give an unprecedented
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  insight into Epstein's network of influence and contacts. But they
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  also strongly suggest that Epstein's conviction in two thousand and
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  eight for soliciting a minor for prostitution part of a
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  sweetheart plea deal did nothing to stop his offending. Well,
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  why would it. A slap on the wrist doesn't stop
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  somebody from offending. And as I've said a million times,
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  people who have a mind like egg dick, they don't stop.
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  They go for the rest of their lives, their whole lives,
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  they molest people. There's no periods of cooling down, none
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  of it. These people are wired wrong. And when you're
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  out here molest in people, rape in people, and all
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  of the rest of it, your ass belongs behind bars.
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  For a very, very long time, and I don't even
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  want to have a discussion about it. Who the fuck
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  wants to live in a society with a bunch of diddlers.
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  The diaries featured names of young women flying in from
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  foreign countries, with flight numbers and times they will land.
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  Epstein met women from eight am until late into the evening,
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  and even squeezed the men before and after world famous
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  guests arrived at his New York mansion. One day, Epstein
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  had a tentative eight thirty am appointment with a Swedish model,
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  followed by another at nine thirty am with two women
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  at an address in Manhattan. At two pm, he had
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  another appointment, followed by a fourth at four pm. On
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  the same day. Another example of Epstein's busy scheduling was
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  a day that featured seven women over a five hour period.
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  The appointment started at three pm with two girls, followed
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  by another two at five fifteen pm, a third pair
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  at six fifteen pm, and the final meeting at seven
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  thirty Is this guy for real? You really need that
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  many girls coming over to your house, buddy, I mean,
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  come on, get a hobby. During the trial of Glenn Maxwell,
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  Epstein's Madam. The court heard from one of his victims
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  that he had to have sex three times a day.
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  One of those listed as having an appointment with Epstein
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  filed a lawsuit against his estate under the pseudonym Caitlin Doe.
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  She said that Epstein abused her for years, starting when
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  she was seventeen. He forced her to marry a foreign
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  national and recruiter to keep her in the US to
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  work for him. In exchange, Caitlin Doe was told she
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  would get twenty thousand dollars for a medical procedure that
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  she needed. Another victim named in the calendars sued under
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  the name Priscilla Doe and said that Epstein took her
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  virginity despite her telling him sex before marriage was against
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  her religion. Her lawsuit claims, and you know what's so sad,
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  I guarantee you that Priscilla Doe, who lost her virginity
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  to Jeffrey Epstein, didn't get one hundred and five million
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  dollars like the Virgin Islands. Who do you think deserves
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  it more? A girl who lost her virginity to a
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  rapist or the US Virgin Islands? Who's probably gonna waste
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  the money on? Who the fuck knows right, when's the
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  last time the government did the right thing with anybody's money,
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  never mind in a place like the US Virgin Islands.
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  Also listed as meeting Epstein was Shelley Lewis, a British
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  woman who once dated him. In a diary entry, she
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  has described as bringing a friend along. Yeah, Shelley Lewis
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  aka Chocolate Sauce, another one of Epstein's behind the scenes
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  female enablers or confidants, whatever you want to call him.
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  The same young woman later seen heading out for an
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  evening with Epstein and nine other young women, most of
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  whom are known associates of Epstein. Another woman in the
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  logs is Epstein's last known girlfriend, bella Russian Karina Shuliac,
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  who was also a licensed dentist. She was also the
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  last person allegedly who talked to Jeffrey Epstein before he died,
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  and according to her anyway, Epstein was not suicidal, not
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  somebody who was on the verge of killing themselves, and
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  her story tracks with what we have heard from multiple
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  other people. Sources have previously told Deli mail dot com
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  that Epstein was obsessed with his victims having good teeth
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  and even had a dentist's chair installed at his mansion
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  in Palm Beach, and another ship to his private island
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  in the Caribbean. The calendars show that some of the
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  young girls who have appointments with them were a sentimenthatan orthodontists,
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  apparently to have their teeth fixed. The diaries also make
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  clear who was in Epstein's inner circle from around twenty
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  ten to twenty fifteen, the period the documents cover. The
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  majority of the daily schedules were emailed to Epstein by
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  his former assistant Leslie Groff, who was named as an
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  unindicted co conspirator in his two thousand and eight plea deal.
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  This lady really has some kind of magical horseshoe that's
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  embedded inside of her bum. How she has avoided prosecution
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  and indictment here is absolutely amazing to me. Her name
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  is all over these documents. Goff's lawyer told delimail dot
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  com she never suspected Epstein was engaged in illegal activity. Nah,
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  nothing to see here. I'm there every single day, I'm
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  on the plane, I'm hanging out. I saw nothing, I
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  know nothing. It's amazing. What a few hundred thousand or
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  a million dollars in payoffs will do. Over the course
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  of miss Groff's employment with mister Epstein, she made hundreds
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  of appointments every day for him, for a wide range
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  of individuals, including professors, politicians, actors, and their spouses. It
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  was simply not her function to ask the reason for
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  any appointment, the attorney said, And they always say that, right,
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  Oh yeah, doctors at his house. He had scientists, he
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  had politicians, As if those people aren't sick bastards as well.
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  It's amazing when they try and use that as some
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  kind of alibi. Oh, I was there with so and so.
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  Oh so, what you're telling me is So and So's
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  a sick bastard too. Oh okay, that's nice, thanks for
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  outing your boy. Not surprisingly, miss Groff was notified by
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  law enforcement well over a year ago that she would
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  not be charged with any wrongdoing in connection with her
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  employment with mister Epstein, and that, right there is all
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  you need to know about this investigation. Remember all the
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  bs that the SDNY said about how that's still an
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  open investigation and we're looking at other people. Yeah, okay, sure,
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  whenever you get done calling everybody a terrorist, maybe you
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  can get around to arresting some of Jeffrey Epstein's pals.
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  What do you think, guys. Others were routinely copied on
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  the emails, including Susan Hamblin, a South African woman who
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  has been seen coming and going from Epstein's New York townhouse.
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  Svetlana Posa Daeva was emailed many of the daily schedules,
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  as was Julia Stepanova also known as Julia Cuomo. Both
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  Epstein associates also copied well. Jennifer Kaylin, who her lawyers
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  claim was forced to marry shuliac with under orders from Epstein,
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  and in New York City's marriage records state that the
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  two married in October of twenty thirteen and that was
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  all part of the sham marriage scam that they were running.
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  All of that stuff was facilitated by Endike and Khan
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  as well. Yet where's the indictments, not even a deposition
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  of those dudes. Among the emails that were included in
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  the documents is correspondence between Epstein and his god daughter
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  Selena Dubin, the daughter of Eva Dubin, a former Miss
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  Sweden who once dated the pedophile and who is now
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  married to financier Glenn Dubin reports have claimed that Epstein
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  was so taken with Selena that he wanted to marry
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  her in twenty fourteen, when she was nineteen. In twenty twelve,
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  when Selena was around seventeen, she emailed Epstein asking for
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  advice about a career in modeling, showing no hint of
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  suspense about him. Imagine your parents don't even tell you. Look,
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  this guy's a molester. Go ahead and keep emailing uncle Jeffy,
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  and in fact, when he comes over, go sit on
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  his lap. She began her email by saying, Hey, unk,
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  how's Paris? Selena went on any cool stories? First of all,
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  I wanted to tell you I submitted my application to
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  Harvard on Monday. Also, do you know the status with
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  those modeling jobs that I was possibly going to get?
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  Should I go for casting? Maybe? I was thinking the
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  best companies to aim for are Tommy Hillfigure, Abercrombie, American Eagle, etc.
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  The young, casual, very American brands. Well should have no
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  problem over at Abercrombie. Huh. Epstein replied that he would
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  arrange things for her and asked, we have to decide
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  on what times you were free. Selena replied, I'm really
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  free most weekends, and once I get into college, I'll
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  be free all the time. Epstein said that he would
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  go ask, but insisted she tell him when she was free.
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  Despite Epstein being registered sex offender, Eva Dubin was so
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  comfortable with him around her daughter that she said in
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  two thousand and nine to his parole officer that she
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  could not ask for a better friend or godfather to
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  my children. The Dubins have called any claims they took
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  part in Epstein's abuse demonstrably false. Well, you've been directly
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  fingered Glenn Dubin as somebody who abused girls. What about that?
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  What do you have to say about that, any big
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  statement or just more of the oh, we didn't do
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  anything and that's the end of it, Because that doesn't
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  work at this point. Everybody who has been wrapped up
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  with this dude who tries to give those kinds of denials,
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  I automatically default to think that there's more there. And
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  if Glenn Dubin is so gung ho about how innocent
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  he is, why doesn't he sue Virginia Roberts, who pointed
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  a finger at him and said, look, this guy abused me.
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  Until he does that, I can't take a word this
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  dude says seriously. And as far as the scheduling, this
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  is all stuff we knew, the dentist, chair, Shuliac, chocolate sauce,
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  and all of the rest of the goon squad that
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  was hanging out with them. And in the coming days,
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  as this trial continues to make its way through the
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  legal system, I have no doubt that more bombshells are
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  on the way. All right, folks, that's gonna do it
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  for this one. All of the information that goes with
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  the episode can be found in the description box. What's up, everyone,
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  and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. In this episode,
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  we're gonna continue talking about the schedule that Wall Street
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  Journal has unearthed, and in today's edition of Who's a Douchebag,
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  we'll be talking about Leon Black, Bill Gates, and Thomas Pritzker.
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  So enough of my winging. Let's just dive right into
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  this article from the Wall Street Journal and let's see
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  what they cooked up. Headline, Bill Gates, Leon Black, Thomas Pritzker.
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  One day in the Life of Jeffrey Epstein. This article
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  was authored by Khadija Safdar, David Benoit, and Kara Dappanah
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  On Monday, September eighth, twenty fourteen, Jeffrey Epstein had a
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  full calendar. He was scheduled to meet that day with
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  Bill Gates, Thomas Pritzker, Leon Black, and Mortimer Zuckerman, four
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  of the richest men in the country. According to schedules
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  and emails reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, It's like
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  Dickhead of the Month club over here. A bunch of
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  crusty ass, old ass geezers over here living out their
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  perverted fantasies over at their buddy Epstein's house. Let's just
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  call them what they are. Epstein also planned meetings that
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  day with a former top White House lawyer, a college president,
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  and a philanthropic advisor, three of the dozens of meetings
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  the Journal reported he had with each of them, and
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  then here in the article, it gives you a graphic
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  about his meetings and the schedule. So Epstein's meeting scheduled
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  for September eighth, two thousand fourteen. Meeting start ten am.
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  Jeffrey Epstein, Thomas Pritzker, Bill Gates, eleven thirty am, Leon Black,
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  two pm, Mortimer Zuckerman three pm, Katherine Rumler four thirty
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  Ramsey el Cohley five pm. Leon Botstein six pm. Barnaby Marsh,
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  Barnaby Marsh. Tell me that you're part of a country
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  club without telling me you're part of a country club.
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  If your mom and dad name you Barnaby, chances are
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  you're wearing some deck shoes, rolling around with a dude
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  named Biff, and you're on the golf team. And I
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  think it's interesting when you look at the meeting itself
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  or the meetings, I should say that Leon Black had
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  the most amount of time carved out to sit down
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  with Jeffrey Epstein, once again showing you just how close
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  Jeffrey Epstein and Leon Black were six years earlier. In
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  two thousand and eight, Epstein pleaded guilty to soliciting and
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  procuring a minor for prostitution, and he subsequently registered as
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  a sex offender. He was arrested again in twenty nineteen
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  on sex trafficking charges and died that year in jail
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  awaiting trial. Died that year in jail, You mean either
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  killed himself or was killed Mister Gates, the co founder
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  of Microsoft, has said that they discussed philanthropy and it
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  was a mistake to meet with Epstein mister Black, a
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  co founder of Apollo Global Management, who has said previously
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  he met for tax and estate advice, declined to comment.
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  The other two men haven't previously discussed their meetings with
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  Epstein and didn't respond to requests for comment. Mister Pritzker
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  is chairman of the Hyatt Hotels and mister Zuckerman is
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  a real estate investor and media owner. And folks, just
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  take a look at where these people are throwing their money.
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  Look at how much money all of these scumbags are
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  throwing into political races. And again, do you think they're
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  just doing that out of the kindness of their heart?
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  These scumbags that we're talking about, they don't even have hearts.
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  That Monday featured appointments at two luxury hotels in midtown Manhattan,
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  the Park Kayat and Four Seasons. Epstein was also scheduled
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  to host several visitors at his sprawling townhouse near Central Park.
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  What follows is a breakdown of Epstein's agenda that day,
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  offering a glimpse of the many connections he made with
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  wealthy and prominent people. The Journal couldn't verify whether every
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  schedule meeting took place. Ten am Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Gates,
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  and Thomas Pritzker. Epstein's driver picked him up in the
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  morning and brought him to the Microsoft, Mogul and Hyatt
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  Hotel air at the Park Hyatt Hotel near Central Park.
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  Epstein had met with each of them before. In twenty eleven.
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  Epstein was discussing multi billion dollar charitable funds with JP
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  Morgan Chase executives and wrote in emails to them that
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  he could involve mister Gates and mister Pritzker. On this day,
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  mister Gates was schedule to spend several hours with Epstein,
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  accompanying him to various meetings. Mister Gates runs with his
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  ex wife, one of the world's biggest philanthropies, and I
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  always love that, right, one of the biggest philanthropies in
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  the world. As they're doling out money to their buddies foundations.
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  You want to impress me, Go down to some of
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  the worst hardest hit neighborhoods as far as economics go
• 22:24
  here in the country and start piecing people off, Go
• 22:27
  knock on doors and piece people off, send money into
• 22:31
  people's bank accounts, giving it to these charities. How much
• 22:34
  of that money actually ever even gets to the people
• 22:37
  who really need it. They're doing it because it's tax
• 22:41
  rite offs. Right, Oh well, I don't have to pay
• 22:43
  taxes here, Fine, I'll throw a few bucks towards this foundation. Meanwhile,
• 22:48
  the only people that are benefiting from that are the
• 22:51
  executives that most of these foundations. Just take a look
• 22:54
  at how that money is utilized. As Bill has said
• 22:57
  many times before, it was a mistake to have ever
• 23:00
  met with him, and he deeply regrets it. Set a
• 23:02
  spokeswoman for mister Gates, mister Pritzker, part of a wealthy
• 23:06
  and politically connected Chicago family, was a frequent guest at
• 23:10
  Epstein's townhouse. According to the documents, mister Pritzker and Hyatt
• 23:14
  representatives didn't respond to requests for comment about scheduled meetings. Well,
• 23:19
  isn't mister Pritzker's brother some sort of big wig in politics?
• 23:24
  Is anybody going to ask him about his brother's relationship
• 23:27
  with Jeffrey Epstein or does it not fit a certain narrative.
• 23:30
  I'll leave that up to you to decide. Eleven thirty Am,
• 23:34
  Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Gates, Leon Black. The schedule called for
• 23:39
  Epstein and mister Gates to head two blocks along fifty
• 23:43
  seventh Street to the skyscraper that houses the offices of
• 23:46
  Apollo Global Management. Epstein had been scheduled to meet with
• 23:51
  its co founder, mister Black the day before, and the
• 23:54
  two men were slated to meet again three days later.
• 23:57
  The document show mister Black had more and one hundred
• 24:00
  meetings scheduled with Epstein from twenty thirteen to twenty seventeen.
• 24:05
  They typically met at Epstein's townhouse, occasionally at mister Black's office.
• 24:10
  The document show the billionaire stepped down as Apollo CEO
• 24:14
  in March twenty twenty one. An Apollo review found he
• 24:18
  paid Epstein one hundred and fifty eight million dollars for
• 24:21
  estate planning and tax work. Mister Black declined to comment
• 24:25
  about the scheduled meetings. Apollo has said Epstein was working
• 24:29
  for mister Black, not Apollo. What they leave out here
• 24:32
  is that Leon Black is also being sued by Guzel Ganieva,
• 24:36
  who says that she was not only physically abused by
• 24:41
  Leon Black, but she was physically abused at Jeffrey Epstein's behest.
• 24:46
  So there's that as well. Two PM. Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Gates,
• 24:51
  Mortimer Zuckerman Epstein and mister Gates were next scheduled to
• 24:55
  head to Epstein's townhouse to meet with mister Zuckerman, the
• 24:58
  owner of US New and World Report. Boy, isn't that nice? Huh?
• 25:03
  It's always nice when you have somebody like Epstein paling
• 25:06
  around with Bill Gates all day, like two BFFs that
• 25:09
  just got off of school, going to the arcade and
• 25:12
  traveling all around the city to meet with other undesirable scumbags.
• 25:15
  I'm sure nothing bad came of any of those meetings
• 25:19
  at the time of the meeting. Mister Zuckerman also owned
• 25:22
  The Daily News and was executive chairman of Boston Property,
• 25:26
  a big owner of office buildings. Mister Zuckerman was scheduled
• 25:30
  to meet Epstein more than a dozen times over the years.
• 25:34
  On some occasions, the two men planned to meet at
• 25:37
  Zuckerman's office or home, which was near Epstein's townhouse. The
• 25:40
  document show one night in January twenty fourteen, Epstein waited
• 25:45
  past eleven pm to meet with mister Zuckerman, who was
• 25:49
  scheduled to visit his townhouse at ten thirty pm. The
• 25:53
  document show, what are you doing going over to Epstein's
• 25:56
  pad at ten thirty at night. I'm sure you got
• 26:00
  going to watch infomercials and to eat some Jack in
• 26:03
  the box. A spokeswoman for mister Zuckerman had no comment
• 26:07
  on the scheduled meetings. Oh, of course he didn't. Three PM.
• 26:11
  Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Gates, Katherine Rumler The Four Seasons, a
• 26:16
  luxury hotel chain in which mister Gates investment firm holds
• 26:20
  a stake, was the next schedule stop. There. Epstein introduced
• 26:24
  mister Gates to Katherine Rumler, who was until earlier that year,
• 26:29
  served as president of Obama's top White House lawyer. Boy,
• 26:33
  isn't that nice? Imagine what they did over alex Acosta.
• 26:37
  Now we're hearing about top lawyers for Obama, Joe Biden's
• 26:41
  CIA director, and pretty much silence. And it tells you
• 26:45
  everything you need to know about the legacy media and
• 26:48
  this story. They don't want to go near it. You
• 26:51
  know why, because, like Nancy Pelosi's daughter said in the
• 26:54
  very beginning, some of our faves are gonna get caught
• 26:57
  up in this. Well, a lot of the faves have
• 26:59
  been caught in this. The problem is the wider public
• 27:03
  isn't aware of that. Because the faiths have been protected
• 27:06
  by their pals inside of these media outlets. Over the
• 27:10
  next few years, Epstein often had appointments with miss Rumler,
• 27:14
  who was a partner at Latham and Watkins at the
• 27:17
  time and is now general counsel at Goldman Sachs. Miss
• 27:20
  Rumler had a professional relationship with Epstein. Many of their
• 27:24
  meetings were about a mutual client. A Goldman Sacks spokesman said,
• 27:28
  I regret ever knowing Jeffrey Epstein, Miss Rumler said. The
• 27:32
  spokeswoman for mister Gates said Epstein never worked for mister Gates.
• 27:37
  A spokeswoman for Latham and Watkins said Epstein wasn't a
• 27:41
  client of theirs. Four thirty pm Jeffrey Epstein Ramsey el Coley.
• 27:47
  Epstein returned to the Upper east Side Townhouse in the afternoon.
• 27:51
  The schedule shows, one of the largest private homes in Manhattan.
• 27:55
  The townhouse was originally built for a Macy's air. At
• 27:59
  four thirty pm, Epstein was scheduled to meet with Ramsey
• 28:02
  el Coley, a musician and anthropologist. Mister Elkley had several
• 28:07
  other meetings with Epstein over the years. Mister el Coley
• 28:11
  said one of Epstein's girlfriends had introduced them, and that
• 28:15
  he occasionally went to Epstein for financial and book publishing advice.
• 28:20
  When I heard about everything that happened, I was sick
• 28:22
  to my stomach. He said, you went to Epstein about
• 28:25
  book publishing advice? What is this guy? Random house? What
• 28:29
  is he the Penguin from Penguin Books. In hindsight, I
• 28:33
  realized that Jeffrey was a very good con man. Mister
• 28:36
  el Coley said, he could give the impression that he
• 28:38
  was helping you, when in fact he was mostly bsing
• 28:42
  five PM Jeffrey Epstein and Leon Botstein. The next person
• 28:47
  on Epstein's calendar. Leon Botstein, was running late that day.
• 28:51
  The longtime president of Bard College was arriving at LaGuardia
• 28:54
  Airport and planned to head straight to the townhouse. The
• 28:57
  document show. Mister Botstein said the first visit Epstein's townhouse
• 29:03
  in twenty twelve to thank him for the seventy five
• 29:06
  grand in unsolicited donations for Bard's high schools, then visited
• 29:11
  again over several years in an attempt to get more.
• 29:14
  He also invited Epstein to events at the college. Mister
• 29:18
  Botstein said fundraising for the school was his responsibility and
• 29:22
  that he met just as frequently with other potential donors.
• 29:26
  It was a humiliating experience to deal with them. But
• 29:29
  I cannot afford to put my pride before the obligation
• 29:32
  to raise money for the causes I'm responsible for. Mister
• 29:36
  Botstein said, yeah, I know, right, profits over people. It
• 29:39
  looked like he was someone who was convicted and served
• 29:42
  his time. Mister Botstein said, that turned out to be corrupt,
• 29:46
  But we didn't know that. Oh, you should have known it.
• 29:49
  All you have to do is take a look at
• 29:50
  the crime that he ended up getting slapped with. Give
• 29:52
  me a break already. Six pm. Jeffrey Epstein Barnaby Marsh.
• 29:58
  The last meeting scheduled for the day was with Barnaby Marsh,
• 30:02
  a philanthropic advisor to a wealthy families. At the time,
• 30:05
  mister Marsh was an executive at the John Templeton Foundation,
• 30:09
  which donates to various science and research groups. He had
• 30:13
  roughly two dozen meetings with Epstein. Mister Marsh said he
• 30:18
  often went to Epstein's townhouse for gatherings because it was
• 30:21
  full of academics and wealthy people who discussed philanthropy ideas.
• 30:25
  So many of these billionaires knew him. Mister Marsh said,
• 30:29
  and he would sit in the corner just kind of watching.
• 30:32
  Mister Marsh said, Epstein openly discussed as jail time. Mister
• 30:36
  Marsh said, however, that he never saw evidence Epstein made
• 30:39
  significant donations. He was a lot of talk, but he
• 30:43
  never did anything. And I think a lot of people
• 30:46
  missed the point when it comes to the scientists and
• 30:48
  the academics that Epstein was around. It wasn't because he
• 30:52
  wanted to feel like he was smart. I've always had
• 30:55
  the opinion that he was interested in the work that
• 30:58
  they were doing. Just look at some of these scientists
• 31:01
  and look at the work that we're doing, and then
• 31:03
  tell me that intelligence agencies wouldn't want access to that
• 31:07
  or that Epstein, being the man that he is, wouldn't
• 31:09
  want to get that information to try and parlay it
• 31:12
  for more money or more power or whatever. Because that's
• 31:16
  exactly what Epstein did. He collected people, he collected information,
• 31:20
  and then he used those people and that information to
• 31:23
  keep the criminal enterprise afloat for all of these decades.
• 31:27
  That is just one day in Epstein's calendar. He was
• 31:30
  scheduled to meet regularly with some of those same people,
• 31:33
  and infrequently with others. Here is a look at how
• 31:36
  often they appeared on Epstein's schedule in the year before
• 31:40
  and the year after that. So the first person is
• 31:43
  Leon Black sixty six days. The next person is Catherine
• 31:47
  Rumler nineteen days. Next person up, Mortimer Zuckerman fifteen, Leon
• 31:53
  Botstein twelve, Barnaby Marsh ten, Thomas Pritzker six, Ramsey L.
• 31:59
  Coley five, Bill Gates five. So again, folks, another look
• 32:03
  behind the curtain at what Jeffrey Epstein was up to,
• 32:06
  who was on his schedule, and who was covorting with
• 32:08
  this dude behind the scenes. Now, all of these people
• 32:11
  will tell you they had no idea who Jeffrey Epstein was.
• 32:15
  The question is do any of you believe them? All? Right, folks,
• 32:19
  that's gonna do it for this one. All of the
• 32:21
  information that goes with the episode can be found in
• 32:24
  the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back to
• 32:28
  the Epstein Chronicles. The Wall Street Journal has released part
• 32:33
  two of their story that we had covered a couple
• 32:36
  of days ago, talking about Jeffrey Epstein's private calendar and
• 32:41
  some of the scoundrels that were hanging out with him
• 32:44
  after he had already been convicted. Well, all of these people,
• 32:49
  if you've been listening to the podcast anyway, are not
• 32:52
  new names to you. Every single one of these people
• 32:54
  has been discussed and talked about on this podcast throughout
• 32:58
  the years. So it's nice to say see the legacy
• 33:00
  media catching up finally and airing out some of these people,
• 33:05
  because I gotta tell you, it's about time. How long
• 33:08
  are people like Larry Summers, guys like Woody Allen and
• 33:12
  the rest of them going to get away with the
• 33:14
  fact that they were paling around with Jeffrey Epstein one
• 33:17
  hundred percent without a doubt, and some of them, according
• 33:21
  to reports and accusations, were doing a lot more than
• 33:24
  just piling around with Jeffrey Epstein. So let's dive into
• 33:28
  this article from The Wall Street Journal and let's see
• 33:31
  what they have for us in Part two headline Jeffrey
• 33:35
  Epstein Documents Part two Dinners with Lauren Summers and Movie
• 33:39
  Screenings with Woody Allen. This article was authored by Kadija
• 33:43
  Safdar and David Benoah. Lauren Summers wanted one million dollars
• 33:49
  to fund an online poetry project his wife was developing.
• 33:54
  The former Treasury secretary and one time Harvard University president
• 33:58
  turned to Jeffrey Epstein. I'm sure he did. We all
• 34:01
  know that Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein were pals, right,
• 34:04
  so why wouldn't Larry Summers, another pal of Bill Clinton's,
• 34:08
  be part of the mix? And that's why I find
• 34:10
  it laughable when people are out here going absolutely bananas
• 34:14
  about a guy like Alexander Acosta, who is obviously a middleman,
• 34:18
  but yet at the same time they have nothing to
• 34:21
  say about the obvious connections with the Clintons and with
• 34:25
  Jeffrey Epstein, Glene Maxwell at Chelsea's wedding, Hillary Clinton getting
• 34:31
  Alexander de Rossi, who is Glenn Maxwell's nephew, a job
• 34:35
  at the State Department, all the money ponied up for
• 34:37
  the Clinton Global Initiative, all the trips to Zoro Ranch,
• 34:41
  the picture of Bill Clinton getting a massage in an
• 34:44
  airport from a traffic victim. You would think that the
• 34:47
  legacy media would be all over this, but they're not.
• 34:51
  So ask yourselves, why aren't they more interested in what
• 34:54
  Bill Clinton was doing with Jeffrey Epstein. I need small
• 34:58
  scale philanthropy advice. My life will be better if I
• 35:01
  raise one million dollars for Lisa mister Summers sending an
• 35:04
  email to Epstein in April of twenty fourteen, referring to
• 35:08
  his wife, Elisa new a Harvard professor. Mostly it will
• 35:13
  go to make a PBS series and for teacher training ideas.
• 35:17
  Of course, let's call the cash cow Jeffrey Epstein, who's
• 35:21
  going to use these ill gotten gains to fund our projects?
• 35:24
  So basically, all of these projects that he was funding,
• 35:27
  all this money that he was turning over to these people,
• 35:31
  all came from ill gotten gains. Do you really think
• 35:33
  this guy was making his money legally? Come on, we
• 35:36
  all know better than that. Epstein replied that they can
• 35:40
  meet in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mister Summers invited him to dinner,
• 35:44
  according to a trove of documents reviewed by The Wall
• 35:47
  Street Journal. Two days later, they made plans to meet
• 35:51
  at The Fireplace, a cozy restaurant in nearby Brookline, one
• 35:55
  of several meetings the two men scheduled that year. In
• 35:58
  twenty sixteen, a nonprofit link to Epstein donated one hundred
• 36:03
  and ten thousand dollars to Missnews, nonprofit, which develops video
• 36:07
  content about poetry. According to tax records, you couldn't find
• 36:11
  anybody else to donate to your wife's poetry project besides
• 36:14
  Jeffrey Epstein. And then now that it's aired out and
• 36:18
  the rest of the world knows what all of us
• 36:20
  do already, it'll be the same old, tired ass excuse,
• 36:23
  I had no idea what Jeffrey Epstein was or what
• 36:26
  he was doing. And I've had my fill of that shit.
• 36:28
  I'll tell you what, all of these knuckleheads that were
• 36:31
  benefiting from their relationship with this guy for all of
• 36:34
  these years now have some nerve to try and get
• 36:37
  up there and tell us they had no idea who
• 36:40
  he was. Oh, I didn't know he was arrested or
• 36:42
  that he was messing around with miners. How don't you
• 36:46
  know that you're the head of the CIA, it was
• 36:48
  your operation. Don't tell me you don't know who Epstein was,
• 36:51
  mister Burns. The documents reviewed by the journal, which include
• 36:56
  thousands of pages of emails and schedules from twenty thirteen
• 37:00
  to twenty seventeen, provide new details about the nature and
• 37:04
  frequency of Epstein's contacts with an array of powerful people,
• 37:08
  long after he was a registered sex offender. He had
• 37:11
  pleaded guilty in two thousand and eight to soliciting and
• 37:14
  procuring a minor for prostitution. Mister Summers deeply regrets being
• 37:19
  in contact with Epstein after his conviction, and Missnews nonprofit
• 37:24
  regrets accepting funding from Epstein. Set a spokeswoman for the couple.
• 37:28
  Missnews Nonprofit later made a contribution exceeding the amount received
• 37:32
  to a group working against sex trafficking. The spokeswoman said, like,
• 37:36
  that makes it all better. Great, you donated money to
• 37:40
  a group that works against human trafficking. Does that make
• 37:43
  better the fact that your husband was paling around and
• 37:47
  enabling Jeffrey Epstein. No, it does not. So I don't
• 37:50
  even want to hear the nonsense about, oh, well, we
• 37:53
  donated the money after we accepted it. Well, why do
• 37:56
  you accept it in the first place. Many of the
• 37:59
  people institutions named in the documents were previously known to
• 38:03
  have associated with Epstein. Some of the documents show that
• 38:07
  their disclosures about contacts with Epstein were incomplete. Other documents
• 38:12
  provide new details about how often or where the people
• 38:16
  met with Epstein and the kinds of favors he did
• 38:19
  for them. The documents don't reveal purpose of most of
• 38:22
  the meetings. The journal couldn't verify whether every scheduled meeting
• 38:26
  took place. Many of the people told the journal they
• 38:29
  met with Epstein for reasons related to his wealth and connections.
• 38:33
  Like that excuses it, like Epstein was the only rich
• 38:36
  guy in New York. New York is littered with rich douchebags.
• 38:40
  So why are you going to Jeffrey Epstein for funding
• 38:43
  when you already have more money than you know what
• 38:45
  to do with? Does anyone really believe that Bill Gates
• 38:48
  was looking for donations from Jeffrey Epstein? I mean, come on.
• 38:53
  Among the new details, mister Hoffmann said he met with
• 38:56
  Epstein to raise funds for MIT and that he he
• 39:00
  regrets interacting with Epstein After his conviction. Mister Allen, spokeswoman
• 39:04
  said the filmmaker went with his wife's to a group's
• 39:07
  social events at Epstein's townhouse. Mister Black declined to comment.
• 39:11
  He stepped down after an Apollo investigation found he paid
• 39:15
  Epstein for planning and taxi state advice. And as far
• 39:19
  as Reid Hoffman goes, how much money did Reed Hoffman
• 39:22
  donate to President Biden? Oh? Yeah, that's right, A whole
• 39:26
  hell of a lot. Mister Barrock said he often visited
• 39:30
  Epstein when he traveled to New York, he said he
• 39:32
  met interesting people at Epstein's townhouse where they would discuss
• 39:36
  politics and other topics. In retrospect, Epstein seems to be
• 39:40
  a terrible version of Doctor Jekyl and mister Hyde, but
• 39:44
  at the time seemed to be an intelligent person, socially
• 39:47
  well connected, and a wide area of interest from science
• 39:52
  to geopolitics. Mister Barrock said he said that he never
• 39:55
  participated in any parties or activities with girls or women. Well,
• 40:01
  there sure were women at Epstein's townhouse while mister Barrock
• 40:04
  was there visiting. We have photo documented proof of that.
• 40:08
  And we also know that Epstein funded the company Carbing
• 40:11
  nine point one that was founded or run or whatever
• 40:15
  by Ehud Barack. And there's no doubt about the friendship
• 40:18
  he had with Epstein. The documents show that the disgraced
• 40:22
  financier pedophile kept the busy schedule, filling his days with
• 40:26
  meetings with politicians, executives, and celebrities, including at his New
• 40:31
  York townhouse and his residence in the US Virgin Islands.
• 40:34
  Prosecutors alleged in twenty nineteen that Epstein had abused girls
• 40:39
  and had run a sex trafficking ring. He died that
• 40:42
  year in jail awaiting trial in what the New York
• 40:45
  City Medical Examiner said was the suicide Allegedly, Barnaby Marsh,
• 40:51
  then an executive at the large charitable fund John Templeton Foundation,
• 40:55
  met with Epstein roughly two dozen times, often for breakfast
• 40:59
  at the Townhouse US. The document show. He was previously
• 41:02
  known to have met with Epstein, but not to that extent.
• 41:06
  Mister Marsh, who advises wealthy people on philanthropy, said he
• 41:10
  went to Epstein's townhouse for gatherings because it was full
• 41:13
  of billionaires end academics who had many of the same
• 41:17
  interests in charitable giving. Mister Marsh said, Epstein openly discussed
• 41:21
  his jail time, so openly discussing his jail time, and
• 41:24
  all of these billionaires, millionaires and the rest of them
• 41:28
  were hanging out there, lapping it up, loving it. And
• 41:31
  the only reason any of them regret even one minute
• 41:34
  of it is because they've been exposed for the scoundrels
• 41:37
  they are. So many of these billionaires knew him, mister
• 41:41
  Marsh said, nobody ever said watch out for him. He said,
• 41:44
  Epstein convened people including Microsoft co founder Bill Gates to
• 41:49
  try to solve problems facing rich donors, such as how
• 41:52
  to make large gifts. Epstein told mister Marsh that Epstein
• 41:56
  was managing money for mister Gates. Mister Marsh said, what
• 41:59
  that means is tax evasion. How do I hide this
• 42:02
  money so I don't have to pay the same taxes
• 42:04
  that the rest of you do? Even though I have
• 42:07
  enough money that me and my family for a million
• 42:10
  generations won't be able to spend. I had high hopes
• 42:14
  that he would follow the paths of others who use
• 42:17
  their second chance to make a positive impact in the world.
• 42:20
  Mister Marsh said, in the end, he disappointed me. Breaking news,
• 42:24
  mister Marsh. Okay, people like Jeffrey Epstein don't get rehabilitated
• 42:29
  when you're abusing children, when you're raping women. That doesn't
• 42:33
  just go away. That's who you are, that's ingrained into you.
• 42:36
  You're wired wrong. You came off the line at the
• 42:40
  factory fucked up. That's what it means. Okay, so there's
• 42:43
  no rehabilitating somebody like Jeffrey Epstein. But all of these
• 42:47
  smartest people in the room, well they'll tell you something different.
• 42:51
  Epstein misrepresented his relationship with mister Gates and didn't manage
• 42:55
  money for him, said a spokeswoman for mister Gates. Mister
• 42:59
  Gates is they met for philanthropic reasons. Imagine being Bill
• 43:03
  Gates and grifting to a guy like Epstein showing up
• 43:06
  cup in hand asking for a couple of bucks. I
• 43:09
  don't buy it. That's the only rich person you knew.
• 43:12
  How about some of these owners for some of these
• 43:14
  sports teams or something like that, You go to Jeffrey Epstein. Huh.
• 43:17
  I'm sure that was the only reason, only because you
• 43:20
  were looking for some charitable handouts. Bill Gates, mister richest
• 43:25
  guy in the world. As Bill has said many times before,
• 43:28
  it was a mistake to have ever met him, and
• 43:31
  he deeply regrets it, the spokeswoman said. The documents reveal
• 43:35
  how Epstein's friends sustained a relationship after his conviction in
• 43:39
  ways that were mutually beneficial. Epstein received help to repair
• 43:43
  his reputation and his friends well. They received favors. Doctor
• 43:48
  Eva Anderson Dubin, a longtime friend and the wife of
• 43:52
  hedge fund billionaire Glenn Dubin, invited Epstein to charity events
• 43:56
  to which he contributed. In the summer of twenty fifteen,
• 44:00
  Epstein sent doctor Anderson Dubin a funny story about checking
• 44:04
  into a California hotel with a young woman. I went
• 44:08
  to park the car and the bellman said, to Carnea,
• 44:11
  is that your father? Epstein, then sixty two, wrote in
• 44:14
  an email, referring to his female companion, then in her twenties,
• 44:19
  Doctor Anderson Dubin wrote back, Glenn laughed so hard. I
• 44:23
  wonder if he'd laugh as hard if he had to
• 44:25
  sit down for a deposition and tell the truth under oath.
• 44:28
  I highly doubt it would be a comical situation. Then,
• 44:32
  in twenty nineteen, when Epstein was charged with sex trafficking,
• 44:36
  the Dubins told the journal through a spokesman that they
• 44:39
  were horrified and that they had continued their friendship after
• 44:42
  his two thousand and eight guilty plea because they believed
• 44:45
  he had been rehabilitated himself. So that's the going excuse,
• 44:49
  right for all of these elites. Oh, he was rehabilitated.
• 44:52
  We believe in rehabilitation. Meanwhile, all of these Jerkov's own
• 44:56
  companies and people who have felonies go and try and
• 44:59
  get a job at Glenn Dubin's hedge fund. Go and
• 45:02
  try and get a job from Larry Summers, Go and
• 45:05
  try and get a job from any of these people
• 45:07
  with a felony on your record. I mean, this ship
• 45:09
  might work on other people, but those of us who
• 45:12
  have been following along, we all know better, and the
• 45:14
  gas lighting, the misdirection and the rest of it is
• 45:18
  not going to work. Doctor Anderson Duben, a physician and
• 45:22
  former Miss Sweden, has said she dated Epstein in the
• 45:25
  nineteen eighties. Epstein connected mister Duben to JP Morgan Chase,
• 45:29
  which bought control of the hedge fund Highbridge Capital Management
• 45:33
  in two thousand and four for more than one billion dollars.
• 45:37
  Epstein earned a fee for this transaction, The Journal has reported, Yeah,
• 45:41
  he got his middleman fee. That's what he did. He
• 45:44
  would get in there, become the middleman, set the transaction up,
• 45:47
  then take a few bucks off the top. The documents
• 45:51
  also reveal Epstein offering to help to one of the
• 45:54
  dubins daughters, as he did for the children of other contacts.
• 45:58
  In twenty twelve, Epstein emailed the Dubin's daughter that he
• 46:02
  would arrange modeling jobs for her with apparel brands. In
• 46:06
  twenty fourteen, he scheduled a meeting between her and a
• 46:09
  professor at Harvard, where she was a student. The document
• 46:13
  shows must be nice to have Uncle Jeffy's show up
• 46:16
  for the save huh. A spokeswoman for the Dubens said
• 46:20
  Epstein didn't make any introductions for modeling jobs for their daughter.
• 46:24
  The spokeswoman reaffirmed the Dubins twenty nineteen statement, which also
• 46:28
  said they had been aware of the vile and unspeakable
• 46:32
  conduct described in these new allegations. They would have cut
• 46:36
  off all ties long ago and certainly never allowed him
• 46:40
  to be in the presence of their children. I don't
• 46:42
  believe it for a second. Uncle Jeffy was invited over
• 46:46
  for Thanksgiving dinner right after he got out of jail.
• 46:49
  What are you talking about. Epstein donated millions of dollars
• 46:53
  to Harvard during mister Summer's tenure as the university's president
• 46:57
  from two thousand and one to two thousand and six.
• 47:00
  Harvard has said it decided to reject donations from Epstein
• 47:04
  after his two thousand and eight guilty plea in Florida.
• 47:07
  Mister Summers, who remains a Harvard professor, had more than
• 47:10
  a dozen meetings scheduled with Epstein from twenty thirteen through
• 47:15
  twenty sixteen, including several dinners. The document show mister Summers
• 47:20
  didn't solicit donations for Harvard for Epstein after his conviction
• 47:24
  and didn't personally receive money from him. His spokeswoman said
• 47:28
  their interactions primarily focused on global economic issues. She said,
• 47:33
  so the renowned economist Larry Summers has to sit down
• 47:37
  with braindead Jeffrey Epstein and talk about political issues and
• 47:41
  economic issues that are globally based. Okay, sure, I guess
• 47:46
  I'm gonna go and talk to the plumber about radiology next.
• 47:50
  But he did solicit donations for Miss new his wife.
• 47:53
  In twenty fourteen. Miss Knew, a professor of English, was
• 47:57
  hoping to expand the general public of her Harvard coursework
• 48:01
  about poetry. She established the nonprofit that received the Epstein
• 48:05
  donation and later created a public television series, the spokeswoman said.
• 48:10
  Mister Marsh said Epstein asked him multiple times if the
• 48:14
  Templeton Foundation could donate to Missnews Poetry pot project. Templeton
• 48:19
  didn't donate to the project, he said. Harvard declined to
• 48:22
  comment beyond its twenty twenty report on its size with Epstein,
• 48:26
  which found he donated nine point one million dollars before
• 48:29
  two thousand and eight and had visited the campus dozens
• 48:33
  of times after his conviction. He also had an office there. Okay,
• 48:37
  let's be very clear. Jeffrey Epstein was the patron saint
• 48:41
  of Harvard. Epstein was known to have friendly relations with
• 48:46
  mister Allen. The documents revealed new details about some of
• 48:49
  their activities and how often they met. They were scheduled
• 48:52
  to get together nearly every month in twenty fourteen and
• 48:56
  twenty fifteen. In November twenty twelve, assistant to mister Allen
• 49:01
  sent one of Epstein's assistants a note wood he was
• 49:04
  wondering if Jeffrey would be interested in watching his new
• 49:07
  film either today or tomorrow. Epstein said he was available.
• 49:12
  Epstein said mister Allen also planned visits to the studio
• 49:16
  of artist Jeff Coons in twenty thirteen and to the
• 49:20
  Southeast Auction House in twenty seventeen. The document show mister
• 49:24
  Coons didn't respond to requests for comment, and the art
• 49:28
  house we know that they use high end art as
• 49:31
  a way to launder money. It's one of the most
• 49:34
  fool proof ways to hide your money, and the value
• 49:37
  doesn't depreciate in these pieces of art. You buy yourself
• 49:40
  a Picasso something like that, it's only going to go up.
• 49:43
  So they'll buy this art because the reporting practices are lax,
• 49:48
  to say the least, and then from there they'll use
• 49:51
  it as a way to launder their money, just like
• 49:54
  with high end real estate. Epstein arranged for mister Allen
• 49:58
  to join dozens of dinner at Epstein's townhouse. Mister Allen
• 50:02
  went with his wife, Miss Previn. Epstein's staff sometimes ordered
• 50:06
  mister Allen's flowerless chocolate cakes and bottles of Beck's beer.
• 50:10
  The document show. Woody and Sun Yee lived in the
• 50:14
  same neighborhood as Epstein and were frequently invited to dinner
• 50:17
  parties at his townhouse. Set a spokeswoman for the couple,
• 50:21
  there were always other guests at those gatherings, like that's
• 50:24
  some kind of confidence builder, like you all weren't there
• 50:28
  being degenerate. In October twenty fourteen, Epstein planned for mister
• 50:34
  Allen to give lessons on film editing at his townhouse
• 50:37
  to a group of guests watching Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho the
• 50:40
  document show. On the guest list in the twenty fourteen
• 50:44
  film session with mister Allen The Document Show, where Terry
• 50:47
  Rod Larsen, a Norwegian diplomat who helped negotiate the Oslo
• 50:51
  Accords in the nineteen nineties. I've talked about this before
• 50:54
  several times, the IPI Foundation, the International Peace Institute, the UN,
• 51:01
  and Larson. Here we're all in bed with Jeffrey Epstein.
• 51:04
  Never mind the CFR. The documents reveal Epstein also made
• 51:09
  plans for Rod Larson to visit his private island in
• 51:12
  twenty twelve. The diplomat came so frequently to Epstein's townhouse
• 51:17
  dozens of times from twenty thirteen to twenty seventeen that
• 51:21
  the staff knew to have cucumbers on hand for his gin.
• 51:24
  The document show. But I really don't know, Jeffrey Epstein.
• 51:28
  I've never ever been there for anything but business, and
• 51:31
  I have no idea what you're talking about. Meanwhile, a
• 51:34
  whole different story is being played out right in front
• 51:37
  of us, and I don't understand how people aren't paying
• 51:40
  attention to just how deep all of this goes. You
• 51:44
  take a look at the players on this stage, and
• 51:48
  it is a who's who of the elite of the
• 51:51
  power brokers around the world, not just in America but worldwide,
• 51:56
  and all of them were paling around with this scumbag
• 51:59
  even though they knew what he was. Mister Rod Larsen
• 52:03
  resigned in twenty twenty as president of the International Peace
• 52:07
  Institute after Norwegian newspaper DN reported he visited the townhouse frequently,
• 52:12
  had received one hundred and thirty thousand dollars personal loan
• 52:15
  from Epstein, and had accepted about six hundred and fifty
• 52:19
  thousand in donations from Epstein's foundations for the nonprofit. The
• 52:24
  IPI said in twenty twenty that it was unaware of
• 52:27
  the donations and the loan, and that mister Rod Larson
• 52:30
  had apologized for his fell judgment. Oh well, it's all
• 52:34
  forgiven then, right, he apologized. Let's just move on, folks.
• 52:38
  Let's not talk about mister Rod Larsen, the UN or
• 52:41
  the IPI anymore. After Epstein was arrested in twenty nineteen,
• 52:46
  photos were published in newspapers showing mister Barack, the Israeli politician,
• 52:51
  entering Epstein's townhouse in twenty sixteen. The documents provide new
• 52:56
  details about his scheduled meetings. They show that between ten,
• 53:00
  twenty thirteen and twenty seventeen, Epstein planned at least three
• 53:04
  dozen meetings with mister Brock. They had appointments every month
• 53:08
  for eleven consecutive months, starting in December twenty fifteen, the
• 53:13
  document show. And remember it's his daughter, Edwood Brock's daughter,
• 53:17
  Daphne Barrock, who gets all of those interviews with Glenn Maxwell. Oh,
• 53:20
  I wonder why that happens. Mister Brock told the journal
• 53:24
  he was introduced to Epstein in two thousand and three
• 53:27
  by Shimon Perez, another former Prime Minister of Israel, at
• 53:31
  a social event with US dignitaries, and that he would
• 53:34
  regularly visit Epstein when he traveled to New York quite often.
• 53:38
  I came to the townhouse with my wife, mister Brock said.
• 53:41
  Mister Perez died in twenty sixteen. Oh, I love these
• 53:45
  ones too, right, Oh, I was there with my wife.
• 53:47
  I only went to Epstein's while I was with my wife. Okay, sure, buddy,
• 53:51
  we believe you. Mister Barrock also took flights on Epstein's
• 53:55
  private jet, the document show. In January twenty fourteen, he
• 53:59
  met Epstein at his Palm Beach mansion and then they
• 54:02
  flew together to Tampa, where Epstein dropped them off and
• 54:06
  continued on to New York. I flew only twice on
• 54:09
  his airplane together with my wife and in Israeli security detail,
• 54:14
  mister Brock said. He said he remembers the trip in
• 54:18
  Florida was to visit a US military installation in Tampa.
• 54:22
  Why is Epstein getting access to military installations in Tampa?
• 54:26
  Anybody ever want to ask that question. I never participated
• 54:31
  in any party or any other improper event around Epstein
• 54:34
  and never met him with girls or miners or even
• 54:37
  adult women in improper context or behavior. Mister Brock said, Okay, sure,
• 54:42
  we believe you, even though we've seen the photos of
• 54:45
  you going into this house with a bunch of young girls.
• 54:50
  Mister Hoffman, the LinkedIn co founder, has apologized for his
• 54:54
  interactions with Epstein, including inviting him to a twenty fifteen
• 54:58
  to a dinner in Palo Alto with Silicon Valley leaders.
• 55:02
  After Epstein was arrested in twenty nineteen, mister Hoffman said
• 55:06
  he had met with him to help raise funds for
• 55:08
  MIT at the request of then director of MIT's media lab,
• 55:13
  Joi Eto. The documents reveal that Epstein had plans for
• 55:17
  mister Hoffman and mister Eto to visit his private island
• 55:20
  in March twenty fourteen and November twenty fourteen. On the
• 55:25
  second date, Epstein planned to travel with both men from
• 55:28
  Palm Beach to the island for a weekend and then
• 55:31
  fly together to Boston. When the venture capitalist had a
• 55:34
  flight schedule to land late at night in New York
• 55:37
  on December fourth, twenty fourteen, Epstein arranged for mister Hoffman
• 55:42
  to stay overnight in his townhouse. The document show. The
• 55:45
  following morning, mister Hoffman was scheduled to attend a breakfast
• 55:49
  party with Epstein, mister Gates and others, according to documents.
• 55:54
  And this is the man who bundled a bunch of
• 55:56
  dough for President Biden. And this is what I mean
• 55:58
  about the financial sect. These dudes are so corrupt, they're
• 56:02
  so in bed with people like Epstein that it's not
• 56:05
  even funny. And then they go on to have a
• 56:08
  huge impact on our elections by being bagmen for potential presidents.
• 56:13
  What you think Reid Hoffman doesn't have a seat at
• 56:16
  the table if he wants one. When Joe Biden's having
• 56:19
  a meeting with all the money that was donated by
• 56:21
  Reid Hoffman. If you think that he can't call the
• 56:24
  White House whenever he wants, you're crazy. That's what that
• 56:27
  money buys you access. And Jeffrey Epstein was a master
• 56:31
  at that. He knew that he can get into those
• 56:34
  halls of power. He knew that he could hang with
• 56:36
  the so called elite. He just had to offer them
• 56:39
  what they wanted. And what do the elite always want, folks?
• 56:42
  What do they never have enough of? That's right, money
• 56:45
  and power, and Epstein was offering both in spades. Mister
• 56:50
  Hoffman told the journal he only visited Epstein's Island residence
• 56:54
  Little Saint James for an MIT fundraising trip with mister Edo.
• 56:58
  He said he regrets every meeting with Epstein, and his
• 57:01
  last interaction with him was in twenty fifteen. It naws
• 57:04
  at me that by lending my association, I helped his
• 57:08
  reputation and thus delayed justice for his survivors, mister Hoffman
• 57:12
  said in an email. He said he met with Epstein
• 57:14
  to discuss science projects at universities, while I relied on
• 57:18
  MIT's endorsement. Ultimately I made the mistake, he said, and
• 57:22
  I'm sorry for my personal misjudgment. Well, at least this
• 57:25
  guy's owning up to it a little bit, but still
• 57:28
  the fact remains, this dude was around Epstein's house all
• 57:32
  the time, and there's no way that you're going to
• 57:34
  convince me that you never saw anything improper. I'm sorry,
• 57:39
  mister Itto said in an email. Read attended a few
• 57:42
  fundraising events at my request, including one trip to Little
• 57:46
  Saint James, after I confirmed to Read that mister Epstein
• 57:49
  had been an approved donor target for MIT in accordance
• 57:54
  with university rules and regulations. After Epstein's arrest in twenty nineteen,
• 58:00
  Itto resigned from the MIT Media Lab and apologized for
• 58:03
  accepting funding from Epstein. MIT said at the time that
• 58:08
  it was a mistake to accept Epstein's gifts. The school
• 58:11
  later said it donated eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars
• 58:14
  to nonprofits supporting survivors of sexual abuse. Well, folks, as
• 58:19
  you can see from this article, all of these names
• 58:22
  that have been associated with Epstein that have been rumors,
• 58:26
  well now that's all confirmed. For the regular folk out
• 58:29
  there that might have needed a little push in that direction.
• 58:33
  But for the rest of us who have known these
• 58:35
  names forever, who have known what they've been up to forever.
• 58:38
  Look the dance goes on, folks, And while I'm not
• 58:41
  naive enough to think that we're ever gonna have real
• 58:44
  justice here, you better believe your boy and his beard
• 58:47
  are going to continue screaming into the wind from the mountaintops.
• 58:52
  All of the information that goes with this episode can
• 58:55
  be found in the description box. Tell me what's up, everyone,
• 58:59
  and well, welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. So now
• 59:03
  that the Wall Street Journal has released their article or
• 59:07
  multiple article series about Jeffrey Epstein's calendar, it seems that
• 59:13
  some in the legacy media are finally taking notice of
• 59:16
  what was going on here and they're starting to at
• 59:19
  least talk about it a little bit. And today we
• 59:22
  have an article from Vice News, which isn't really known
• 59:26
  for their exemplary Epstein coverage. They have an article out
• 59:30
  talking about the relationship between Epstein and Bill Gates. So
• 59:35
  let's see what Vice News has to say about this relationship,
• 59:39
  and let's see how often we have to correct them
• 59:42
  headline what we know and don't know about Bill Gates
• 59:45
  and Jeffrey Epstein. This article was authored by Tim Marshman,
• 59:51
  and like I said, It was published by Vice News
• 59:55
  four years after the relationship between Bill Gates and Jeffrey
• 59:58
  Epstein was first made public. Surprisingly little is known about it,
• 1:00:02
  largely because Gates and his public relations team have consistently
• 1:00:06
  refused to answer basic questions, concealed information, and said things
• 1:00:11
  that aren't exactly true. Gates has expressed exasperation at being
• 1:00:16
  asked questions about Epstein, claiming to have answered them for
• 1:00:19
  the one hundredth time, but never has said how many
• 1:00:22
  times the two met or when, and because much of
• 1:00:26
  what he has said has proved to be at best misleading,
• 1:00:29
  his explanations of the nature of the relationship lack credibility.
• 1:00:34
  So far, so good from mister Marchman here, because that's
• 1:00:37
  exactly what happened. Bill Gates is somebody that was very
• 1:00:41
  close to Epstein. No matter what is denials tell us,
• 1:00:44
  the facts tell us something different. And all of the
• 1:00:48
  paling around that should really tell you all you need
• 1:00:51
  to know. Nobody's driving around New York City going to
• 1:00:54
  meetings with somebody that they're not friendly with. I mean,
• 1:00:57
  you might go to meetings with people you're not friends with,
• 1:01:00
  but you're not driving there together. You're not paling around,
• 1:01:03
  moving from one locale to the next. All of this
• 1:01:07
  has a paradoxical effect on the public's understanding of the
• 1:01:11
  relationship between the one time world's wealthiest man and now
• 1:01:15
  deceased child sex trafficker who mysteriously close to some of
• 1:01:19
  the world's most powerful people, including former Presidents Bill Clinton
• 1:01:23
  and Donald Trump. I'm surprised they even mentioned Bill Clinton
• 1:01:26
  in this article. Usually they'll just say, you know, Donald
• 1:01:29
  Trump and then mention alex Acosta. A sort of version
• 1:01:34
  of Gresham's law has been at play, with bad information
• 1:01:37
  driving out good Everyone already knows about Gates and Epstein,
• 1:01:41
  even if much of what they know, such as the
• 1:01:44
  claim which periodically goes viral that Gates visited Epstein's private
• 1:01:48
  island dozens of times, isn't actually true. Well, they're not
• 1:01:52
  lying about that. I've never seen anything to confirm that
• 1:01:56
  Gates was there dozens of times, or that Gates engaged
• 1:02:00
  in abusing anybody. That's not what I'm saying. My point
• 1:02:03
  is this, why is somebody like Bill Gates, mister richest
• 1:02:06
  man in the world, even thinking about trying to get
• 1:02:09
  money from somebody who has been convicted of crimes like
• 1:02:12
  Jeffrey Epstein. Where's the thought process there? How is that
• 1:02:16
  even a thing? If you're Bill Gates, don't you have
• 1:02:19
  a bunch of other people you can get money from?
• 1:02:21
  So none of it makes sense. And as far as
• 1:02:23
  the pictures go, I have to say, there are a
• 1:02:26
  lot of fake pictures surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, the people that
• 1:02:29
  were hanging out with them and the island. But does
• 1:02:31
  that mean there are no pictures of Bill Gates down there?
• 1:02:34
  I can't say that. I don't know for sure now.
• 1:02:37
  I haven't seen any pictures of Bill Gates hanging out
• 1:02:40
  on the island or anything like that that have been confirmed.
• 1:02:43
  And the people that put out the fake pictures and
• 1:02:45
  stuff like that, they're really only hurting the case overall,
• 1:02:49
  because what it does is it gives room for people
• 1:02:52
  like this author to start calling people conspiracy theorists. And
• 1:02:55
  while there certainly are a bunch of conspiracies floating around
• 1:02:58
  surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, one thing is a goddamn certainty, Jeffrey
• 1:03:03
  Epstein and his criminal enterprise. Oh it was a conspiracy
• 1:03:06
  all right, but not a conspiracy theory, a conspiracy to
• 1:03:11
  human traffic and longer money that's what the conspiracy was.
• 1:03:15
  No theory added to the end of that, folks. This
• 1:03:19
  means that genuinely new information, such as that contained in
• 1:03:22
  a Wall Street Journal story published this week, doesn't have
• 1:03:25
  quite the impact it might well not for nothing, mister
• 1:03:28
  author of the article. That's because people like you think
• 1:03:32
  that you have a handle and a grip on the
• 1:03:34
  Epstein story, when the reality is you most certainly do not.
• 1:03:39
  Gates' strategy of obfuscation has left them closely associated with
• 1:03:44
  the infamous criminal, but also created confusion that diminishes the
• 1:03:48
  power of new revelations. No, they do not, only if
• 1:03:52
  you're somebody who's worried about giving ammunition quote unquote to
• 1:03:56
  the other side. And we know that a lot of
• 1:03:58
  these journalists are political activists making pretend that they're journalists.
• 1:04:04
  The effect of all of this is that the public
• 1:04:06
  remains in the dark about the nature of the close
• 1:04:08
  association between one of the world's most powerful men and
• 1:04:12
  the pedophile who sexually exploited dozens of children, which began
• 1:04:16
  after Epstein had already been convicted of procuring a minor
• 1:04:20
  for prostitution in two thousand and eight and just served
• 1:04:24
  over a year in prison. Later, the sweetheart deal he
• 1:04:27
  obtained from prosecutors would be revealed by the Miami Herald,
• 1:04:31
  and a series of reports would lay out the cottage
• 1:04:34
  industry that sprang up around Epstein systematically paying off and
• 1:04:38
  silencing his victims. The cottage industry. Well, guess what, mister
• 1:04:44
  journalist advice. There wouldn't be a cottage industry if you
• 1:04:47
  and your pals in the legacy media did your fucking job.
• 1:04:51
  How about that? Instead of trying to gas people up
• 1:04:54
  to hate their neighbors, why not direct them towards their
• 1:04:57
  real enemies. And those enemies are scumbags like this Bill Gates,
• 1:05:01
  Jeffrey Epstein and all of the others so called elite
• 1:05:04
  that don't give a fuck about you. Oh you're poor,
• 1:05:07
  that's all right, Let the meet war. The journal story
• 1:05:11
  is based on calendars the paper's reporters obtained and documents
• 1:05:15
  one day September eighth, twenty fourteen, on which Epstein had
• 1:05:19
  arranged to meet with several powerful figures in New York.
• 1:05:22
  Among them was Gates, with whom he was scheduled to
• 1:05:25
  spend six hours spread across meetings with four different people
• 1:05:29
  at four different locations, including Epstein's townhouse. It also documents
• 1:05:34
  four additional days on which Epstein and Gates were, according
• 1:05:38
  to Epstein's calendar, scheduled to meet, at least three of
• 1:05:41
  which appear to have been previously unknown. This is extremely
• 1:05:45
  significant because it substantially increases the amount of specific known
• 1:05:50
  meetings between the two and shows that they were meeting
• 1:05:53
  on specific dates late into twenty fourteen, after, in fact,
• 1:05:58
  the relationship had caught conflict between Gates and his then wife,
• 1:06:03
  Melinda French Gates, which would ultimately end in their divorce.
• 1:06:07
  But here's the thing, mister author. We've been telling you
• 1:06:10
  this for years. How many people have been telling you
• 1:06:14
  about the close nature of the relationship between Bill Gates
• 1:06:17
  and Jeffrey Epstein, And how many of these journalists let
• 1:06:20
  their own bias get in the way from them believing it.
• 1:06:24
  As Bill Gates said many times before, a spokesperson told
• 1:06:27
  the journal it was a mistake to have ever met
• 1:06:29
  with him, and he deeply regrets it. This is the
• 1:06:32
  line Gates has gone with for years. To understand just
• 1:06:35
  how inadequate an explanation it is requires understanding what we
• 1:06:39
  definitely know about his relationship with Epstein and how we
• 1:06:44
  know it. In August twenty nineteen, four days after Epstein
• 1:06:48
  died by suicide in a Manhattan jail cell. So a
• 1:06:51
  guy who's decrying conspiracy theories is out here talking about
• 1:06:54
  Jeffrey Epstein died of suicide in his jail cell. And
• 1:06:57
  he knows that for a fact. Why because the governn
• 1:07:00
  told them. Oh, okay, well, that's cool. If you want
• 1:07:02
  to believe that, then that's great. But me, I'm gonna
• 1:07:05
  need a little confirmation, especially when it's Bill Barr being
• 1:07:09
  the voice telling us that he's the guy who saw
• 1:07:12
  all of the evidence, he saw the videos, he knows
• 1:07:15
  what happened, and we should all believe him. Here's an idea,
• 1:07:18
  release those videos to the public. How about that. What's
• 1:07:21
  stopping you from doing that. It's not a state secret.
• 1:07:24
  We're not talking about national security here. We're talking about
• 1:07:28
  a child molester who died in a jail cell. Let's
• 1:07:31
  call it what it is. Now, give us the information
• 1:07:33
  and give us all of the details, full incomplete transparency.
• 1:07:38
  Nothing else is acceptable. And instead of working towards that end,
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  reporters like this one, journalists like this one, instead get
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  on here and cry about conspiracy theories. Instead of taking
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  the time to write a big ass article demanding accountability.
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  After CNBC reported that Gates and Epstein had spoken more
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  than once and met at least once in New York
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  in twenty thirteen, after which Gates, according to people with
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  knowledge of the matter, flew upon Beach on Epstein's private plane.
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  A spokesperson told the network Epstein never provided tax, a
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  state or services of any kind to Bill Gates. Now,
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  it was just his friendship, right, his companionship. Epstein such
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  a cool guy that I want to go and hang
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  out with them. Is that what Bill Gates said? Because
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  remember we're talking about a man who could be with
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  anybody he wants in the whole world. He chose to
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  spend his time with Jeffrey Epstein. And there's no amount
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  of spin or nonsense that any reporter or journalist can
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  toss on that to change it a bit. More than
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  two weeks later, France Info reported that, according to Epstein's handyman,
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  Gates and French Gates had been guessed at Epstein's luxury
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  apartment on Avenue Folk in Paris one hundred percent. They
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  were just like Harvey Weinstein was a guest there and
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  so many others. Any hint of business or a personal
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  relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Bill and Melinda Gates, a
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  spokesperson told the outlet is totally false, only to find
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  out that it's not. But you're all engaging in conspiracy
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  theories here. Around this time, the Wall Street Journal interviewed Gates,
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  who was promoting a Netflix documentary about himself. Asked to
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  describe his relationship with Epstein, Gates said, I met him.
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  I didn't have any business relationship or friendship with him.
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  I didn't go to New Mexico or Florida or Palm
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  Beach or any of that lies all of its lies.
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  And if he has nothing to hide, why is he
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  lying about this relationship. A week after that, on September sixth,
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  twenty nineteen, The New Yorker published a report about the
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  relationship between Epstein and the MIT Media Lab. In October
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  twenty fourteen, Gates had donated two million dollars to the lab.
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  An email from director Joy Eto to the magazine obtained
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  said this is a two million dollar gift from Bill
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  Gates directed by Jeffrey Epstein. A spokesperson told the magazin
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  that any claim that Epstein directed any programmatic or personal
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  grant making for Bill Gates is completely false. Several days later,
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  the journal interview, which took place before The New Yorker
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  broke the MIT story was published, carried a statement from
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  a Gates spokesperson. Although Epstein pursued Bill Gates aggressively, any
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  account of a business partnership or personal relationship between the
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  two is simply not true, and any claim that Epstein
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  directed any programmatic or personal grant making for Bill Gates
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  is completely false. Oh yeah, I'm sure it's all false.
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  All of this is just bs, and we all just
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  made it up. They were never friends. They never hung out,
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  they never paled around. Bill Gates never flew on that plane.
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  On October twelve, twenty nineteen, The New York Times published
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  what was and remains the most in depth examination of
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  the relationship between the software tycoon and the criminal. You mean,
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  the pedophile? What's making you not call him that? Mister?
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  Off of this article, mister Gates met with mister Epstein
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  on numerous occasions, the Times reported, including at least three
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  times at mister Epstein's palatial Manhattan townhouse and at least
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  one staying laid into the night. According to the paper.
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  The two men were introduced by Boris Nicolitch, the science
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  advisor for gates multi billion dollar foundation. The report identified
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  three distinct occasions in two thousand and eight on which
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  the two had met a party in January at Epstein's townhouse,
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  a conference in March in Long Beach, and to get
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  together in May again at Epstein's townhouse, where they were
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  surrounded by the likes of Nickeolich and former Treasury Secretary
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  Larry Summers, as well as on one occasion in September
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  twenty thirteen, when the two met when Gates flew to
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  Palm Beach on Epstein's private airplane from New Jersey, though
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  it wasn't clear if this was the same twenty thirteen
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  flight on which CNBC reported. So I think that we
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  can take from this that Bill Gates was on that
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  plane more times than it was documented. I think that's
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  a safe assumption here. Bill Gates regrets every meeting with
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  Epstein and recognizes it was an error in judgment to
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  do so. Bridget Arnold, a spokesperson for Gates, told The Times.
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  She asserted that her client, who had spent decades as
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  the richest or one of the richest men in the world,
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  had had security apparatus of a head of state, had
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  flown on Epstein's private plane without knowing who he was.
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  She would not say how many times the two had met.
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  And it's always the same story. I'm so sad and
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  mad that i was hanging out with Epstein. I regret
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  my relationship with them. No, you regret getting caught, You
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  regret being outed. As of October twenty nineteen, then, despite
• 1:12:45
  the various carefully phrased denials of a business or personal
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  relationship he made and that were made on his behalf,
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  reports which Gates did not dispute, documented at least five
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  distinct meetings between him and Epstein over a period of
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  nearly three years, for in New York and one in
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  Long Beach. It had also been reported that Gates had
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  flown on Epstein's private plane and visited his Paris apartment.
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  Stuff that we have been talking about here literally for years. Okay,
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  it's nice that the legacy media is finally catching up,
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  but we've been talking about this stuff for years. This
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  all amounted to solid evidence of a substantial relationship of
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  some kind between the two men, and, as the person
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  closest to Gates was aware there was more of the
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  public didn't know when The Times published its investigation into
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  the relationship. The Wall Street Journal would report years later
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  Melinda French Gates held calls with divorce lawyers. One issue
• 1:13:44
  that led to her want to end the marriage. The
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  paper were reported accurately, as she confirmed last year in
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  an interview with CBS, was her husband's relationship with Epstein.
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  She was also aware of another meeting between the two
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  men in September twenty thirteen, which hadn't been known to
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  the public and wouldn't be until The Daily Beast reported
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  it in twenty twenty one. She knew about it because
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  she had been at it, and, according to The Beast,
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  soon after, said she was furious at the relationship. Can
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  you imagine your husband hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein. I
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  wanted to see who this man was, and I regretted
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  it from the second I stepped in the door, She
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  told CBS, I had nightmares about it afterwards. Two years ago,
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  The Daily Beast reported that Gates and Epstein had in
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  fact met dozens of times into twenty fourteen, and that
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  Epstein had counseled Gates on his struggling marriage, Your characterization
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  of his meetings with Epstein and others about philanthropy is inaccurate,
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  a spokesperson told The Daily Beast. I don't buy that
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  for a minute. The Daily Beast has done real good
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  work when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein in his pals,
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  and I have to believe that what they did here
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  was solid as well, because when we're talking about a
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  guy like Bill Gates, he's done nothing but lie, So
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  why would I give him the benefit of the doubt
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  at all. While it's possible this review inadvertently omits other information,
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  all of this together amounts to about what we knew
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  about the relationship between Gates and Epstein before the Journal
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  published its story this week. We knew they had met
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  at least six times between twenty eleven and twenty thirteen,
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  and perhaps as many times as late as twenty fourteen,
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  that the relationship played a key role in precipitating Gates's divorce,
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  and that Gates denied there was any business or personal
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  relationship between him and Epstein before extensive documentation of the
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  relationship caused him to shift to simply expressing regret for
• 1:15:44
  meeting with Epstein in an attempt to secure billions of
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  dollars for global public health projects. The journal's reporting established
• 1:15:53
  that the two were regularly meeting later than had previously
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  been specifically documented, including in the monthly up to the
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  two million dollar gift for MIT Media Lab that's MIT
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  internal record show as having been given and directed by Epstein.
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  Due to opaque labeling of a graphic, it's not clear
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  if the earliest meeting documented in the calendars was in
• 1:16:16
  September twenty thirteen, and if so, whether it was one
• 1:16:20
  of the two meetings that month that was previously reported on.
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  So it isn't clear exactly how many new meetings were revealed,
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  and I don't think that really matters, honestly. I think
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  that it reaffirms what we already knew, and when you
• 1:16:35
  have this documentation following along with what we already knew,
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  I think there is zero debate to be had about
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  the relationship between Epstein and Bill Gates. These dudes were
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  tight and it was a lot more than just palling
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  around talking about work. In the years since his ties
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  to Epstein were first reported on, Gates has repeatedly addressed
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  them in public. In twenty nineteen, at a deal book conference,
• 1:17:00
  he described the relationship as a mistake in judgment. In
• 1:17:03
  twenty twenty one, he told CNN it was a huge
• 1:17:06
  mistake to spend time with them. This year, he told
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  Australia's ABC, I shouldn't have had dinners with them, and
• 1:17:12
  expressed exasperation at having to answer questions about the subject
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  for the one hundredth time. Well, you give one hundred
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  different answers every time you're asked. There are many open
• 1:17:21
  questions about the exact nature of the relationship between Gates
• 1:17:25
  and Epstein. Saying so doesn't imply that the answers must
• 1:17:29
  be untoward, or that gates explanation that he met with
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  Epstein to discuss philanthropy and ended the relationship after it
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  became clear that continued dialogue would prove fruitless is untrue.
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  It's amazing how this author continues to give Bill Gates
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  the benefit of the doubt given the journals reporting this week, though,
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  the most basic and easily answered questions, which Gates could
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  address with one number and two dates, seem more important
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  than ever. How many times did he meet Jeffrey Epstein
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  and and when did he do so for the first
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  and last time? It can't be a surprise that in
• 1:18:04
  the absence of such basic information, conspiracy theories, some ridiculous
• 1:18:09
  and some less so, would thrive. And it's all about
• 1:18:12
  the conspiracy theories, right, That's all these people want to
• 1:18:15
  talk about. But think back a few years when they
• 1:18:18
  were telling us that Bill Gates hanging out with Jeffrey
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  Epstein was a conspiracy theory too, And just like most
• 1:18:24
  things that have to do with Jeffrey Epstein, it's all
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  a conspiracy theory until it's not all right, folks, that's
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  going to do it for this one. All of the
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