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Mega Edition: What We Learned From Jeffrey Epstein's Calendar (10/7/26) · 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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Speaker 1: The Wall Street Journal has a new article out talking
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Speaker 1: about Jeffrey Epstein's private calendar and some of the names
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Speaker 1: that were found within that calendar. Well, a lot of
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Speaker 1: these names are shocking to people who have not been
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Speaker 1: following along with the story. But those of us who
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Speaker 1: have been following along for all of these years, none
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Speaker 1: of these names are new to us. We have heard
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Speaker 1: these names before. We've discussed their role in Jeffrey Epstein's
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Speaker 1: operation before. And now finally, after years, it looks like
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Speaker 1: the legacy media is getting around to discussing the same stuff.
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Speaker 1: So let's get into this article from the Wall Street
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Speaker 1: Journal and let's see what they're talking about. Headline, Epstein's
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Speaker 1: private calendar. reveals prominent names, including CIA chief, Goldman's top lawyer. Well, shocking, huh?
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Speaker 1: People in the financial sector and people in intelligence hanging
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Speaker 1: out with Epstein. I mean, I am absolutely shocked, folks.
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Speaker 1: Who the hell could have seen any of this coming?
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Speaker 1: This article was authored by Khadija Safdar and David Benoit.
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Speaker 1: The nation's spy chief, a longtime college president, and top
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Speaker 1: women in finance. The circle of people who associated with
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein years after he was a convicted sex offender
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Speaker 1: is wider than previously reported, according to a trove of
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Speaker 1: documents that include his schedules. No, it's been reported, just
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Speaker 1: not in the legacy media. There have been plenty of
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Speaker 1: people talking about all of this for a very, very
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Speaker 1: long time. And now that it's in the Wall Street Journal,
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Speaker 1: maybe some folks who weren't willing to listen before are
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Speaker 1: going to be willing to listen now. William Burns, director
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Speaker 1: of the Central Intelligence Agency since 2021, that means currently, folks,
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Speaker 1: had three meetings scheduled with Epstein in 2014 when he
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Speaker 1: was deputy secretary of state. The documents show they first
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Speaker 1: met in Washington and then Mr. Burns visited Epstein's townhouse
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Speaker 1: in Manhattan. So why is the top spy in the world,
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Speaker 1: the top guy in the CIA? hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: And while we're at it, can somebody ask Junior Soprano Biden,
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Speaker 1: during one of his brief moments of lucidity, why he
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Speaker 1: would hire Jeffrey Epstein's buddy to run the CIA? I
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Speaker 1: think that's a pretty logical question that should be asked, no?
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Speaker 1: And also, is there going to be this big uproar
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Speaker 1: for Burns to resign, like we saw with other people,
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Speaker 1: like with Alex Acosta? You would think that if there's
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Speaker 1: some consistency in the legacy media, that's what they'd be
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Speaker 1: calling for, but they won't. They're not going to do it.
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Speaker 1: And it's all about politics, folks. Because if it wasn't,
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Speaker 1: you'd hear about Bill Richardson. You'd hear about George Mitchell.
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Speaker 1: You'd hear about Bill Clinton more. You'd hear about all
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Speaker 1: of these people that were in positions of power around
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein that are still power brokers to this day.
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Speaker 1: But you don't hear any of that, right? All of
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Speaker 1: the talk is about Alexander Acosta. And while Alexander Acosta
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Speaker 1: certainly deserves his share of the blame... He certainly wasn't
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Speaker 1: the maestro or the architect that put all of this
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Speaker 1: into motion. Meanwhile, you have all of these powerful people
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Speaker 1: that are hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein and then still
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Speaker 1: find themselves and their way right back into government. Bill
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Speaker 1: Richardson working with Brittany Griner. You have William Burns, who
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Speaker 1: is the CIA director. You had Eric Landers, who was
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Speaker 1: a science advisor. All of these people that have ties
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Speaker 1: to Epstein... And I don't see anybody who was yipping
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Speaker 1: and hawing for five, six years previously going crazy about
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Speaker 1: this stuff. And that's because it doesn't fit their political narrative, right?
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Speaker 1: The last thing they want to do is have Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden exposed as somebody who's hiring Jeffrey Epstein's friends. And watch,
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Speaker 1: nothing will come from this. All of the same people
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Speaker 1: that were going crazy over Acosta, they'll be quiet about this.
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Speaker 1: Mark my words. The nation's spy chief, a longtime college president, and...
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Speaker 1: Top women in finance. The circle of people who associated
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Speaker 1: with Jeffrey Epstein years after he was a convicted sex
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Speaker 1: offender is wider than previously reported, according to a trove
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Speaker 1: of documents that include his schedules. William Burns, director of
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Speaker 1: the Central Intelligence Agency since 2021, had three meetings scheduled
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Speaker 1: with Epstein in 2014 when he was deputy secretary of state.
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Speaker 1: The documents show. They first met in Washington, and then Mr.
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Speaker 1: Burns visited Epstein's townhouse in Manhattan. I'm sure they were
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Speaker 1: just talking about the weather, and I'm sure that Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein was never an asset of the U.S. government and
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Speaker 1: never worked for the CIA. Kathleen Rumler, a White House
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Speaker 1: counsel under President Barack Obama, had dozens of meetings with
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Speaker 1: Epstein in the years after her White House service and
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Speaker 1: before she became a top lawyer at Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
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Speaker 1: in 2020. You see what's going on here, right, folks?
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Speaker 1: Another financial sector scoundrel working for a president, working with
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. And where's the outrage? Again, you have Barack
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Speaker 1: Obama's lawyer here. working and hanging out with Epstein dozens
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Speaker 1: and dozens and dozens of times, and there's no rage,
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Speaker 1: there's no Miami Herald, big gigantic article about it. I
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Speaker 1: want the same level of coverage that we saw with Acosta.
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Speaker 1: That's the kind of coverage that something like this deserves.
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Speaker 1: But we're not going to see that coverage because it
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Speaker 1: destroys the narrative of these clowns in the legacy media.
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Speaker 1: He also planned for her to join a 2015 trip
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Speaker 1: to Paris and the 2017 visit to Epstein's private island
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Speaker 1: in the Caribbean. Leon Botstein, the president of Bard College,
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Speaker 1: invited Epstein, who brought a group of young female guests,
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Speaker 1: to the campus. Noam Chomsky, a professor, author, and political activist,
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Speaker 1: was scheduled to fly with Epstein to have dinner at
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Speaker 1: Epstein's Manhattan townhouse in 2015. Chomsky, another degenerate. and also
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Speaker 1: completely overrated as a political analyst in my opinion as well.
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Speaker 1: None of their names appear in Epstein's now public black
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Speaker 1: book of contacts or in the public flight logs of
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Speaker 1: passengers who traveled on his private jet. The documents show
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Speaker 1: that Epstein arranged multiple meetings with each of them after
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Speaker 1: he had served jail time in 2008 for a sex
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Speaker 1: crime involving a teenage girl, and was a registered sex offender.
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Speaker 1: So what's the excuse? Why are you hanging out with
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Speaker 1: a dude who's already a registered sex offender and not
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Speaker 1: just that, but a registered sex offender with a teenager?
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Speaker 1: So you're going to go and hang out with this
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Speaker 1: dude and go eat his food and hang out at
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Speaker 1: his house and get a quote-unquote massage and then think
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Speaker 1: nobody's going to have any questions about that? And furthermore,
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Speaker 1: Nobody's going to have any questions about the current head
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Speaker 1: of the CIA who was palling around with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: That's not something that should be discussed in every outlet,
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Speaker 1: especially considering all of the rumors about Jeffrey Epstein's ties
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Speaker 1: to intelligence. And I know there's a lot of people
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Speaker 1: out there that want to believe it's the Mossad here,
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Speaker 1: but I have a hard time believing that. Now, they
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Speaker 1: might have been part of the operation, but if you
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Speaker 1: think the Mossad is up to anything, in the United
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Speaker 1: States without the CIA knowing, you are out to lunch.
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Speaker 1: The CIA knows all. These dudes are not messing around.
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Speaker 1: And a guy like William Burns going over to Epstein's house,
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Speaker 1: that's big news, folks. And that's something that should be
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Speaker 1: talked about a little bit more and perhaps even talked
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Speaker 1: about in Congress or in the Senate. You want to
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Speaker 1: have hearings? Well, let's have some motherfucking hearings. Let's see
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Speaker 1: how quick all of your favorite politicians will be to
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Speaker 1: jump on that horse. The documents don't reveal the purpose
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Speaker 1: of most of the meetings. The Wall Street Journal couldn't
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Speaker 1: verify whether every scheduled meeting took place. Most of the
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Speaker 1: people told the journal they visited Epstein for reasons related
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Speaker 1: to his wealth and connections. Several said they thought that
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Speaker 1: he had served his time and rehabilitated himself. Mr. Botstein
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Speaker 1: said he was trying to get Epstein to donate to
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Speaker 1: his school. Mr. Chomsky said he and Epstein discussed political
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Speaker 1: and academic topics. Yeah, because Jeffrey Epstein was such an academic.
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Speaker 1: Go get stuffed, Noam Chomsky, you douche. Mr. Burns met
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Speaker 1: with Epstein about a decade ago as he was preparing
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Speaker 1: to leave government service, said CIA spokeswoman Tammy Kupperman Thorpe.
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Speaker 1: The director did not know anything about him other than
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Speaker 1: that he was introduced as an expert in the financial
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Speaker 1: services sector, and offer general advice on transition to the
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Speaker 1: private sector, she said. They had no relationship. So you
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Speaker 1: mean the guy who's running the CIA now couldn't even
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Speaker 1: be bothered to go do a basic Google search to
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Speaker 1: see who Jeffrey Epstein was, huh? You want me to
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Speaker 1: buy that? And if that's the case, he needs to
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Speaker 1: be removed right now? as the director of the CIA.
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Speaker 1: Because if you can't even vet who you're going into
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Speaker 1: a meeting with, you have no business running the spy
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Speaker 1: agency that is running the world. If you can't engage
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Speaker 1: in some basic vetting, you shouldn't even be running an
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Speaker 1: ice cream shop. Miss Rumler had a professional relationship with
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Speaker 1: Epstein in connection with her role at the law firm
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Speaker 1: Latham & Watkins LLP and didn't travel with them, a
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Speaker 1: Goldman Sachs spokesman said. Epstein introduced her To potential legal clients,
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Speaker 1: such as Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates, the spokesman said,
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Speaker 1: I regret ever knowing Jeffrey Epstein. Ms. Rumler said, oh,
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Speaker 1: I bet you do. A spokeswoman for Latham & Watkins
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Speaker 1: said Epstein wasn't a client of the firm. And while...
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Speaker 1: this is not a good look for the law firm
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Speaker 1: or for Rumler. It's way worse when the head of
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Speaker 1: the CIA was at Jeffrey Epstein's house. You mean to
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Speaker 1: tell me that's okay? How is that okay with anybody
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Speaker 1: out there? In 2006, Epstein was publicly accused of sexually
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Speaker 1: abusing girls in Florida who were as young as 14
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Speaker 1: years old. The Federal Bureau of Investigation and police investigated,
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Speaker 1: and Epstein reached a deal with prosecutors in 2008. He
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Speaker 1: avoided federal charges and pleaded guilty to soliciting and procuring
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Speaker 1: a minor for prostitution. He registered as a sex offender
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Speaker 1: and served about 13 months in a work release program.
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Speaker 1: But the head of the CIA didn't know this, folks, okay?
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Speaker 1: Your head of the CIA, the guy Joe, Junior Soprano
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Speaker 1: Biden selected to run the CIA, had no idea that
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein was a sex offender or a molester. Epstein's
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Speaker 1: case generated waves of media coverage at the time, with
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Speaker 1: publications in the U.S. and abroad reporting on the accusations
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Speaker 1: from underage girls and young women. In 2006, several politicians
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Speaker 1: returned donations from Epstein. Some associates moved to distance themselves
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Speaker 1: from him. His biggest known client, retail billionaire Leslie Wexner,
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Speaker 1: later said he cut ties in 2007. His bank, JPMorgan
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Speaker 1: Chase & Company, later said it closed its accounts in 2013,
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Speaker 1: though some bankers continued to meet with him for years after.
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Speaker 1: In 2015, Virginia Roberts publicly accused Epstein of sexually abusing
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Speaker 1: and trafficking her when she was a teen and forcing
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Speaker 1: her to have sex with influential people, including Prince Andrew.
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Speaker 1: And Bill Richardson, let's not forget him, or George Mitchell.
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Speaker 1: Why do they always leave those two guys out? Could
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Speaker 1: it possibly be because of their prominence in politics? Hmm, possible.
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Speaker 1: Despite the negative press, Epstein's days were filled from morning
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Speaker 1: to night with meetings with prominent people. The documents show
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Speaker 1: there were dinners at New York restaurants, meetings at luxury hotels,
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Speaker 1: and gatherings in the offices of prominent law firms. Many
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Speaker 1: appointments were held at Epstein's townhouse in Manhattan, the same
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Speaker 1: place where a lot of these girls were abused. Prosecutors
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Speaker 1: alleged in 2019 that the townhouse is where Epstein sexually
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Speaker 1: abused female victims for years, many underage, and that he
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Speaker 1: paid some of them to recruit their friends to engage
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Speaker 1: in sexual activity. After the Miami Herald reported that dozens
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Speaker 1: of women said they were abused, prosecutors charged Epstein in
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Speaker 1: 2019 with a sex trafficking conspiracy. Funny, right? A conspiracy
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Speaker 1: means more than one person engaging in these crimes. So
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Speaker 1: where are the other arrests? Epstein couldn't be engaged in
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Speaker 1: a conspiracy by himself, right? So that would mean that
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Speaker 1: there were other people actively working with him. And it
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Speaker 1: wasn't just Ghislaine Maxwell. After the Miami Herald reported that
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Speaker 1: dozens of women said they were abused, prosecutors charged Epstein
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Speaker 1: in 2019 with a sex trafficking conspiracy. He died that
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Speaker 1: year in a New York jail while awaiting trial in
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Speaker 1: what the city's medical examiner said. was a suicide. Mr. Burns,
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Speaker 1: 67 years old, a career diplomat and former ambassador to Russia,
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Speaker 1: had meetings with Epstein in 2014 when Burns was deputy
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Speaker 1: secretary of state. A lunch was planned that August at
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Speaker 1: the office of law firms Steptoe and Johnson in Washington.
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Speaker 1: Epstein scheduled two evening appointments that September, with Mr. Burns
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Speaker 1: at his townhouse, the documents show. After one of the
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Speaker 1: scheduled meetings, Epstein planned for his driver to take Mr.
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Speaker 1: Burns to the airport. Mr. Burns recalls being introduced in
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Speaker 1: Washington by a mutual friend and meeting Epstein once briefly
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Speaker 1: in New York, said Ms. Thorpe. The director does not
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Speaker 1: recall any further contact, including receiving a ride to the airport,
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Speaker 1: she said. Oh, no, I'm sure none of that happened.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure he never met Epstein, and all of this
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Speaker 1: is just a big mistake. The following month, October 2014, Mr.
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Speaker 1: Burns stepped down from his role at the State Department
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Speaker 1: to serve as president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,
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Speaker 1: a think tank. He ran the Carnegie Endowment until he
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Speaker 1: was nominated in early 2021 by President Biden to serve
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Speaker 1: as CIA director. So again, where's the outrage? Where are
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Speaker 1: all of the critical articles about Joe Biden selecting somebody
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Speaker 1: that was palling around with Jeffrey Epstein to run the CIA?
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Speaker 1: You would think that these articles would be everywhere littering
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Speaker 1: the media, but they're not. Just like the articles exposing
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Speaker 1: Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton's deep ties to Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: are far and few between. And you would think with
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Speaker 1: all of those ties that you can actually trace between
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Speaker 1: the Clintons and Jeffrey Epstein, that this would be a
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Speaker 1: bigger story, but it's not. Instead, the Clintons continuously get
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Speaker 1: a pass. They're invited onto the Bill Maher show. They're
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Speaker 1: brought out on the campaign trail. and all of the
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Speaker 1: rest of it. So they're never going to get called
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Speaker 1: out on the carpet for their bullshit, and I highly
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Speaker 1: doubt Mr. Burns will either. Alright folks, that's going to
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Speaker 1: wrap up part one of this article, and in the
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Speaker 1: next episode, we'll finish it off. All of the information
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Speaker 1: that goes with the episode can be found in the
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Speaker 1: description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back to the
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Speaker 1: Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we're going to pick up
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Speaker 1: where we left off with the Wall Street Journal article
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Speaker 1: talking about Jeffrey Epstein's calendar. So let's get right back
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Speaker 1: to it. Headline, Epstein's private calendar reveals prominent names, including
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Speaker 1: CIA chief and Goldman's top lawyer. This article was authored
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Speaker 1: by Khadija Safdar and David Benoit. The documents show that
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Speaker 1: Epstein appeared to know some of his guests well. He
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Speaker 1: asked for avocado sushi rolls to be on hand when
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Speaker 1: meeting with Ms. Rumler, according to the documents. He visited
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Speaker 1: apartments she was considering buying. In October 2014, Epstein knew
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Speaker 1: her travel plans and told an assistant to look into
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Speaker 1: her flight. See if there is a first class seat,
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Speaker 1: he wrote. If so, upgrade her. But no, she doesn't
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Speaker 1: know anything about Epstein, and she wasn't palling around with him.
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Speaker 1: They weren't close. He just knew the exact kind of
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Speaker 1: food she liked, and had his assistant call to get
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Speaker 1: her upgraded to first class, because that's what you do
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Speaker 1: for strangers, right? In 2014, Epstein called Ms. Rumler within
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Speaker 1: weeks of her leaving the Obama White House. Epstein planned
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Speaker 1: a lunch in 2014. at his townhouse, followed by a
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Speaker 1: series of meetings to introduce her to a wider circle
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Speaker 1: of his acquaintances. Is anyone going to ask Ms. Rumler
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Speaker 1: about her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein? Is there going to
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Speaker 1: be any reporters waiting outside of her house or anything
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Speaker 1: like that? Of course there won't be, because it's not
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Speaker 1: about reporting the news, no matter what it is. It's
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Speaker 1: about crafting narratives. That's what it's all about for these
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Speaker 1: political activists that run around masquerading as journalists. Ms. Rumler
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Speaker 1: first met Epstein after he called her to ask if
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Speaker 1: she would be interested in representing Mr. Gates and the
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Speaker 1: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Goldman Sachs spokesman said.
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Speaker 1: So again, the Bill Gates connection. If he wasn't that
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Speaker 1: close to Bill Gates, if he wasn't somebody that was
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Speaker 1: tight with Bill Gates, then why would he be recommending
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Speaker 1: lawyers for the Bill Gates Foundation? Why would he be
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Speaker 1: hanging out with Bill Gates so many times? And why
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Speaker 1: would Bill Gates' own wife be... telling Bill Gates that
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Speaker 1: chilling with Jeffrey Epstein is a bad idea. If they
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Speaker 1: were only hanging out for business once or twice, why
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Speaker 1: would all of these other things be occurring? Well, the
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Speaker 1: answer is they were a lot closer than Bill Gates
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Speaker 1: lets on. They were very, very close. They hung out
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Speaker 1: quite a bit. And as far as what they were
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Speaker 1: doing when they were hanging out, your guess is as
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Speaker 1: good as mine. I have no idea. I wasn't there.
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Speaker 1: I have no tangible proof that Bill Gates took part
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Speaker 1: in any kind of abuse or anything like that. But
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Speaker 1: we for sure know he enabled Jeffrey Epstein. At the
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Speaker 1: very least, he enabled Jeffrey Epstein. A spokeswoman for Mr.
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Speaker 1: Gates said Epstein never worked for Mr. Gates, misrepresented their relationship,
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Speaker 1: and that Mr. Gates regrets ever meeting with him. You
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Speaker 1: see the running line here? It's always the same. Oh,
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Speaker 1: I regret meeting with Jeffrey Epstein. No, you don't. You
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Speaker 1: regret getting caught. Epstein and his staff discussed whether Ms. Rumler,
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Speaker 1: now 52, would be uncomfortable with the presence of young
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Speaker 1: women who worked as assistants and staffers at the townhouse.
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Speaker 1: The documents show women emailed Epstein on two occasions to
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Speaker 1: ask if they should avoid the home while Ms. Rumler
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Speaker 1: was there. Epstein told one of the women, He didn't
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Speaker 1: want her around. And another, that it wasn't a problem.
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Speaker 1: The documents show, Ms. Rumler didn't see anything that would
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Speaker 1: lead her to be concerned at the townhouse and didn't
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Speaker 1: express any concern. The Goldman spokesman said, Oh, I'm sure.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure everything was... hunky-dory and normal at Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: we've heard about the chess pieces that he had made
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Speaker 1: in the likeness of staff and girls that were all naked.
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Speaker 1: We know about the pictures on the walls. We know
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Speaker 1: about the picture of Bill Clinton in a dress. But
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Speaker 1: everything at this townhouse was just very normal, folks. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: normal if you're a sick, degenerate bastard, maybe. Several people
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Speaker 1: who visited Epstein during this time period said they noticed
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Speaker 1: young women at his townhouse. One of the visitors, Helen Fisher,
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Speaker 1: an anthropologist who studies romantic love and detachment, had lunch
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Speaker 1: with Epstein in January 2016 to discuss her work. Dr.
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Speaker 1: Fisher says that after the lunch, Epstein invited her to
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Speaker 1: speak with his staff and then infilled, I would say,
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Speaker 1: six women. She said, all of them good looking and
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Speaker 1: all of them young. Well, that's how Epstein rolled. Once
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Speaker 1: you got to be a certain age, that was it.
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Speaker 1: You were done. He wanted nothing else to do with
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Speaker 1: you as far as his abuse goes. He reserved that
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Speaker 1: for little girls. Dr. Fisher said Epstein never funded her work.
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Speaker 1: They weren't friends and they didn't stay in touch. I
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Speaker 1: didn't have anything to do with Jeffrey Epstein, she said,
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Speaker 1: but I remembered it because of his spectacular house and
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Speaker 1: because of the six young women. Over the next few years, Ms. Rumler,
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Speaker 1: then a partner specializing in white-collar defense at Latham & Watkins,
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Speaker 1: had more than three dozen appointments with Epstein, including for
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Speaker 1: lunches and dinners. I'm sure that they were just talking
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Speaker 1: about the weather. And I'm sure that Ms. Rumler was
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Speaker 1: just there out of the capacity of a professional. I'm
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Speaker 1: sure it had nothing to do with them having a
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Speaker 1: private relationship. In the normal course, Epstein also invited her
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Speaker 1: to meetings and social gatherings. introduced her to other business
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Speaker 1: contacts and made referrals. The Goldman spokesman said it was
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Speaker 1: the same kind of contacts and engagements she had with
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Speaker 1: other contacts and clients. That's what they always say, right?
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Speaker 1: They always try and cover it like that. Oh, it
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Speaker 1: was just her normal duty. Epstein was a client and
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Speaker 1: they were meeting for business purposes. And I don't know
21:13
Speaker 1: about you, but that same old tired ass excuse is
21:16
Speaker 1: getting real old. In 2015, she was scheduled to fly
21:21
Speaker 1: with Epstein to Paris, and in 2017, he planned to
21:25
Speaker 1: stop in St. Lucia to take her to his island
21:28
Speaker 1: home in the U.S. Virgin Islands for the day, according
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Speaker 1: to the documents. Ms. Rumler never visited his island and
21:35
Speaker 1: never accepted an invitation or an opportunity to fly with
21:39
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein anywhere, the Goldman spokesman said. Why can't Ms.
21:43
Speaker 1: Rumler answer for herself? Why do you need a spokesman
21:46
Speaker 1: to tell us this? Aren't you a lawyer? Aren't you
21:48
Speaker 1: some kind of big shot Mrs. Barack Obama lawyer? In
21:54
Speaker 1: addition to her current role as General Counsel at Goldman Sachs, Ms.
21:58
Speaker 1: Rumler is co-chair of its Reputational Risk Committee, which monitors
22:03
Speaker 1: business and client decisions for potential damage to the bank's image. Boy,
22:08
Speaker 1: that's ironic, huh? Talk about letting a fox into the
22:12
Speaker 1: hen house. This lady's palling around with Mr. Scumbag No. 1,
22:16
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, she's the co-chair of the
22:19
Speaker 1: Reputational Risk Committee? I mean, don't they see the irony here?
22:23
Speaker 1: Epstein also connected Ms. Rumler with Ariane de Rothschild, who
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Speaker 1: is now chief executive of the Swiss private bank Edmund
22:31
Speaker 1: de Rothschild Group. The bank hired Ms. Rumler's law firm,
22:35
Speaker 1: Latham & Watkins, after the introduction, to help with U.S.
22:39
Speaker 1: regulatory matters, according to the bank and the Goldman spokesperson. Ms.
22:44
Speaker 1: de Rothschild, who married into the famous banking family, had
22:47
Speaker 1: more than a dozen meetings with Epstein. He sought her
22:50
Speaker 1: help with staffing and furnishings, as well as discussed business
22:54
Speaker 1: deals with her. According to the documents, I'm sure that's
22:58
Speaker 1: exactly what they discussed, and I'm sure it was nothing else.
23:01
Speaker 1: I'm sure they just kept it all to business. In
23:03
Speaker 1: September 2013, Epstein asked Ms. de Rothschild in an email
23:08
Speaker 1: for help finding a new assistant. Female, multilingual, organized. I'll
23:13
Speaker 1: ask around. Ms. Dorothchild emailed back. She bought nearly $ 1
23:18
Speaker 1: million worth of auction items on Epstein's behalf in 2014
23:22
Speaker 1: and 2015, the documents show. Ms. Dorothchild was named chairwoman
23:29
Speaker 1: of the bank in January 2015. That October, She and
23:33
Speaker 1: Epstein negotiated a $ 25 million contract for Epstein's Southern Trust
23:38
Speaker 1: Company to provide risk analysis and the application and use
23:43
Speaker 1: of certain algorithms for the bank, according to a proposal
23:46
Speaker 1: reviewed by the journal. So in other words, there was
23:49
Speaker 1: all kinds of theft going on here. Whose pockets got greased?
23:52
Speaker 1: Whose pockets got fat? And where did all that money go?
23:56
Speaker 1: My guess is it was pillaged, sent offshore, and nobody
23:59
Speaker 1: will ever be able to trace it. In 2019, after
24:03
Speaker 1: Epstein was arrested, the bank said that Ms. Dorothchild never
24:06
Speaker 1: met with Epstein and it had no business links with him.
24:09
Speaker 1: Lies atop of lies atop of more lies. The bank
24:14
Speaker 1: acknowledged to the journal that its earlier statement wasn't accurate.
24:18
Speaker 1: It said Ms. de Rothschild met with Epstein as part
24:21
Speaker 1: of her normal duties at the bank between 2013 and 2019.
24:25
Speaker 1: And Epstein introduced the bank to U.S. finance leaders, recommended
24:31
Speaker 1: law firms, and provided tax and risk consulting. Of course
24:35
Speaker 1: he did. In other words, he wasn't doing shit. What
24:38
Speaker 1: was he really doing? That's always the question that I have.
24:41
Speaker 1: What was Epstein really doing? What was he really providing you?
24:45
Speaker 1: What services were you really using, Miss de Rothschild? In
24:51
Speaker 1: parallel to that, Epstein solicited her personally on a couple
24:54
Speaker 1: of occasions for advice and services on estate management, the
24:58
Speaker 1: bank said. Mr. Rothschild had no knowledge of any legal
25:02
Speaker 1: proceedings against Epstein and was unaware of any questions regarding
25:07
Speaker 1: his personal conduct, the bank said. After learning of his behavior,
25:10
Speaker 1: the bank said, she feels for and supports the victims. Again,
25:15
Speaker 1: the bullshit. You didn't have Google back then. You didn't
25:18
Speaker 1: have a working TV. All of the smartest people in
25:21
Speaker 1: the room had no idea who Jeffrey Epstein was, huh?
25:24
Speaker 1: That's what they want you to believe, folks. That is
25:26
Speaker 1: exactly what they want you to believe. The question is,
25:30
Speaker 1: do you? One of Epstein's scheduled meetings with Ms. Dorothchild
25:35
Speaker 1: in January 2014 included another of his regular guests, Joshua
25:40
Speaker 1: Cooper Ramo, then co-chief executive of Henry Kissinger's corporate consulting firm.
25:46
Speaker 1: Epstein scheduled more than a dozen meetings from 2013 to
25:49
Speaker 1: 2017 with Mr. Romo, who at the time served on
25:54
Speaker 1: the boards of Starbucks and FedEx. The documents show Epstein
25:59
Speaker 1: had special snacks on hand because he believed Mr. Romo
26:02
Speaker 1: was vegetarian, the documents indicate. So Jeffrey Epstein did basic
26:07
Speaker 1: research on his guests, but the guests didn't do basic
26:10
Speaker 1: research on their host? That's what you want me to believe? Well,
26:13
Speaker 1: guess what? I do not. Many of Mr. Ramo's appointments
26:17
Speaker 1: with Epstein were in the evenings, typically after 5 p.m.
26:21
Speaker 1: at the townhouse. Mr. Ramo also was invited to a
26:24
Speaker 1: breakfast at the townhouse in September 2013 with former Israeli
26:29
Speaker 1: Prime Minister Ehud Barak, another regular guest, the documents show.
26:34
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he certainly was. Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein, boys,
26:39
Speaker 1: they go way back. And now, do you think it's
26:41
Speaker 1: any coincidence that his daughter, Daphne Brock, gets all of
26:45
Speaker 1: these exclusives with Ghislaine Maxwell? Yeah, I'm sure that's just
26:49
Speaker 1: all a coincidence as well. Mr. Romo, who still sits
26:53
Speaker 1: on the board of FedEx and recently stepped down from
26:55
Speaker 1: the Starbucks board, didn't respond to requests for comment. A
26:59
Speaker 1: spokeswoman for Mr. Kissinger said he wasn't aware that Mr.
27:02
Speaker 1: Romo was meeting with Epstein. Mr. Barack also met with
27:06
Speaker 1: Epstein in 2015 with Mr. Chomsky, now 94, a linguistics
27:11
Speaker 1: professor and political activist who has been critical of capitalism
27:16
Speaker 1: and U.S. foreign policy. Mr. Chomsky said Epstein arranged the
27:21
Speaker 1: meeting with Mr. Barack for them to discuss Israel's policies
27:25
Speaker 1: with regard to Palestinian issues and the international arena. Mr.
27:30
Speaker 1: Brock said he often met with Epstein on trips to
27:33
Speaker 1: New York and was introduced to people such as Mr.
27:35
Speaker 1: Rommel and Mr. Chomsky to discuss geopolitics or other topics.
27:41
Speaker 1: He often brought other interesting persons from art or culture,
27:45
Speaker 1: law or science, finance, diplomacy, or philanthropy. Mr. Brock said,
27:51
Speaker 1: I'm sure that's all that was going on. There were
27:53
Speaker 1: no massages given, right? Nobody got any of those? Oh, okay.
27:56
Speaker 1: I guess so. Epstein arranged several meetings, in 2015 and
28:02
Speaker 1: 2016 with Mr. Chomsky while he was a professor at MIT.
28:07
Speaker 1: When asked about his relationship with Epstein, Mr. Chomsky replied
28:11
Speaker 1: in an email, first response is that it's none of
28:14
Speaker 1: your business or anyone's. Second is that I knew him
28:18
Speaker 1: and we met occasionally. Oh, Noam Chomsky, you're such a
28:21
Speaker 1: tough guy. You're such a contrarian. What a douche. Way
28:25
Speaker 1: overrated as a political commentator as well. Now run home
28:29
Speaker 1: and tell that. In March 2015, Epstein scheduled a gathering
28:35
Speaker 1: with Mr. Chomsky and Harvard University professor Martin Nowak and
28:40
Speaker 1: other academics, according to the documents. Mr. Chomsky said they
28:45
Speaker 1: had several meetings at Mr. Nowak's Research Institute to discuss
28:49
Speaker 1: neuroscience and other topics. Two months later, Epstein planned to
28:53
Speaker 1: fly with Mr. Chomsky and his wife, to have dinner
28:56
Speaker 1: with them and movie director Woody Allen and his wife
29:00
Speaker 1: Soon-Yi Previn, the documents show. If there was a flight,
29:04
Speaker 1: which I doubt, it would have been from Boston to
29:07
Speaker 1: New York 30 minutes, Mr. Chomsky said. I'm unaware of
29:10
Speaker 1: the principle that requires that I inform you about an
29:13
Speaker 1: evening spent with a guest artist. You see how closed
29:16
Speaker 1: he is, how guarded he is about his relationship with Epstein,
29:20
Speaker 1: and this is how most of them are. Chomsky, like
29:23
Speaker 1: the rest of them, is a piece of shit. Point blank, period.
29:27
Speaker 1: Epstein donated at least $ 850, 000 to MIT between 2002 and 2017,
29:29
Speaker 1: and more than $ 9. 1 million to Harvard from 1998 to 2008.
29:39
Speaker 1: The schools have said, in 2021, Harvard said it was
29:43
Speaker 1: sanctioning Mr. Novak for violating university policies in his dealings
29:47
Speaker 1: with Epstein and was shutting a research center he ran
29:51
Speaker 1: that Epstein had funded. MIT said it was inappropriate to
29:55
Speaker 1: accept Epstein's gifts and that it later donated $ 850, 000 to
30:01
Speaker 1: nonprofits supporting survivors of sexual abuse. In a 2020 interview
30:07
Speaker 1: with the Dunk Tank podcast, Mr. Chomsky said that people
30:11
Speaker 1: he considered worse than Epstein had donated to MIT. He
30:15
Speaker 1: didn't mention any of his meetings with Epstein. Yeah, worse
30:18
Speaker 1: than Epstein, huh, Noam Chomsky? Like who? Someone who made
30:21
Speaker 1: a couple of bucks You vile scumbag. Mr. Chomsky told
30:25
Speaker 1: the Journal that at the time of his meetings, what
30:28
Speaker 1: was known about Jeffrey Epstein was that he had been
30:30
Speaker 1: convicted of a crime and served his sentence. According to
30:34
Speaker 1: the U.S. laws and norms, that yields a clean slate. No,
30:37
Speaker 1: it doesn't. Where? Maybe in your world. If you're convicted
30:41
Speaker 1: of molesting girls and raping people and all this other
30:43
Speaker 1: vile shit, no, you're not forgiven. It's not like you
30:46
Speaker 1: didn't pay your taxes. It's not like you had a
30:49
Speaker 1: car accident. And for Chomsky to pitch it like that,
30:52
Speaker 1: it just shows you the sort of character that this
30:55
Speaker 1: clown possesses. MIT said lawyers investigating its ties to Epstein
31:00
Speaker 1: didn't find that Chomsky met with Epstein on its campus
31:03
Speaker 1: or received funding from him. Harvard declined to comment beyond
31:07
Speaker 1: the report it published in its Epstein's Ties in 2020. Mr.
31:11
Speaker 1: Novak has said he regretted his role in fostering a
31:14
Speaker 1: connection between Epstein and Harvard. He didn't respond to requests
31:18
Speaker 1: for comment. Mr. Botstein, 76, president of Bard College since 1975,
31:25
Speaker 1: had about two dozen meetings scheduled with Epstein over about
31:28
Speaker 1: four years, which were mostly visits to the townhouse. I
31:33
Speaker 1: was an unsuccessful fundraiser and actually the object of a
31:38
Speaker 1: little bit of sadism on his part in dangling philanthropic support,
31:42
Speaker 1: said Mr. Botstein. That was my relationship with him. Mr.
31:46
Speaker 1: Botstein said that he first visited Epstein's townhouse in 2012
31:50
Speaker 1: to thank him for unsolicited donations to Bard's high schools.
31:55
Speaker 1: Then he returned over several years in an attempt to
31:58
Speaker 1: get more donations. In 2015, Epstein donated 66 laptops the
32:02
Speaker 1: documents show. And as long as Epstein was able to
32:07
Speaker 1: provide these scumbags with something, it was okay what he did. Oh,
32:10
Speaker 1: you have some laptops for me? Cool. I don't care
32:12
Speaker 1: if you molested anybody. We can still be friends. And
32:15
Speaker 1: now that they get exposed? Oh, it's a whole different story. Oh,
32:18
Speaker 1: I didn't really know him. I had no idea what
32:21
Speaker 1: he was doing. Stop it. You're lying. You knew exactly
32:24
Speaker 1: what he was doing, and you knew exactly who he was.
32:28
Speaker 1: We looked him up, and he was a convicted felon
32:30
Speaker 1: for a sex crime, he said. Bard has a large
32:33
Speaker 1: program providing education to prisoners. He said, we believe in rehabilitation.
32:39
Speaker 1: How'd that work out? He got out and continued to rape.
32:42
Speaker 1: He got out and continued to molest. So was he
32:44
Speaker 1: really rehabilitated? Or did you and Bard College enable Jeffrey
32:49
Speaker 1: Epstein to abuse more women? I'll let you toss that
32:53
Speaker 1: one around in your head for a little while there, Mr. Botstein. Mr. Botstein,
32:58
Speaker 1: also the longtime music director for the American Symphony Orchestra,
33:02
Speaker 1: invited Epstein to an opera at Bard in 2013, then
33:06
Speaker 1: a concert at the college in 2016. The documents indicate
33:11
Speaker 1: Epstein planned each time to bring some of his young
33:14
Speaker 1: female assistants and arrive by helicopter. Mr. Botstein said he
33:18
Speaker 1: was expecting Epstein to support classical music causes and that
33:22
Speaker 1: the school took precautions when he visited because on his
33:26
Speaker 1: previous record, We had security ready, he said. He did
33:29
Speaker 1: not have any free access to anybody. Oh, well, you
33:33
Speaker 1: did the right thing then, sir. Said nobody ever. The
33:36
Speaker 1: right thing is not having him on your campus at all.
33:41
Speaker 1: At Epstein's home, Mr. Botstein was led to a dining
33:44
Speaker 1: room where they discussed classical music and other causes, he said.
33:49
Speaker 1: He presented himself as a billionaire, a really, really rich person,
33:52
Speaker 1: he said. I found him odd and arrogant. And what
33:55
Speaker 1: I finally came to believe, which is why we stopped
33:58
Speaker 1: contact with him, is that he was simply stringing us along.
34:01
Speaker 1: And you notice it's not because he was a sick bastard.
34:04
Speaker 1: It's because he wasn't giving them any money. That's why
34:06
Speaker 1: they stopped talking to him. Despite all his meetings, Mr.
34:10
Speaker 1: Botstein said, Epstein never made another donation to Bard. It
34:14
Speaker 1: was a blessing in disguise, he said, that we never
34:17
Speaker 1: got any more money. All right, folks, that's going to
34:20
Speaker 1: do it for this one. All of the information that
34:22
Speaker 1: goes with the episode can be found... In the description box.
34:27
Speaker 1: Spice it. What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the
34:30
Speaker 1: Epstein Chronicles. The Wall Street Journal has released part two
34:35
Speaker 1: of their story that we had covered a couple of
34:38
Speaker 1: days ago, talking about Jeffrey Epstein's private calendar and some
34:43
Speaker 1: of the scoundrels that were hanging out with him after
34:47
Speaker 1: he had already been convicted. Well, all of these people,
34:50
Speaker 1: if you've been listening to the podcast anyway, are not
34:53
Speaker 1: new names to you. Every single one of these people
34:56
Speaker 1: has been discussed and talked about on this podcast throughout
34:59
Speaker 1: the years. So it's nice to see the legacy media
35:03
Speaker 1: catching up finally and airing out some of these people.
35:06
Speaker 1: Because I got to tell you, it's about time. How
35:09
Speaker 1: long are people like Larry Summers, guys like Woody Allen,
35:14
Speaker 1: and the rest of them going to get away with
35:16
Speaker 1: the fact that they were paddling around with Jeffrey Epstein?
35:19
Speaker 1: 100% without a doubt. And some of them, according to
35:23
Speaker 1: reports and accusations, were doing a lot more than just
35:26
Speaker 1: palling around with Jeffrey Epstein. So let's dive into this
35:29
Speaker 1: article from the Wall Street Journal and let's see what
35:33
Speaker 1: they have for us in part two. Headline, Jeffrey Epstein
35:37
Speaker 1: documents part two, dinners with Lauren Summers and movie screenings
35:41
Speaker 1: with Woody Allen. This article was authored by Khadija Safdar
35:46
Speaker 1: and David Benoit. Lauren Summers wanted $ 1 million dollars to
35:51
Speaker 1: fund an online poetry project his wife was developing. The
35:55
Speaker 1: former treasury secretary and one-time Harvard University president turned to
36:00
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. I'm sure he did. We all know that
36:03
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein were pals, right? So why
36:06
Speaker 1: wouldn't Larry Summers, another pal of Bill Clinton's, be part
36:10
Speaker 1: of the mix? And that's why I find it laughable
36:12
Speaker 1: when people are out here going absolutely bananas about a
36:16
Speaker 1: guy like Alexander Acosta, who was obviously a middleman, But yet,
36:21
Speaker 1: at the same time, they have nothing to say about
36:23
Speaker 1: the obvious connections with the Clintons and with Jeffrey Epstein.
36:28
Speaker 1: Ghislaine Maxwell at Chelsea's wedding. Hillary Clinton getting Alexander De Rossi,
36:34
Speaker 1: who is Ghislaine Maxwell's nephew, a job at the State Department.
36:38
Speaker 1: all the money ponied up for the Clinton Global Initiative,
36:41
Speaker 1: all the trips to Zorro Ranch, the picture of Bill
36:43
Speaker 1: Clinton getting a massage in an airport from a trafficked victim,
36:48
Speaker 1: you would think that the legacy media would be all
36:50
Speaker 1: over this. But they're not. So ask yourselves, why aren't
36:54
Speaker 1: they more interested in what Bill Clinton was doing with
36:57
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein? I need small-scale philanthropy advice. My life will
37:02
Speaker 1: be better if I raise $ 1 million for Lisa. Mr.
37:05
Speaker 1: Summers said in an email to Epstein, In April of 2014,
37:09
Speaker 1: referring to his wife, Elisa, knew a Harvard professor. Mostly,
37:14
Speaker 1: it will go to make a PBS series and for
37:17
Speaker 1: teacher training. Ideas? Of course, let's call the cash cow,
37:21
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein, who's going to use these ill-gotten gains to
37:25
Speaker 1: fund our projects. So basically, all of these projects that
37:28
Speaker 1: he was funding, all this money that he was turning
37:31
Speaker 1: over to these people... all came from ill-gotten gains. Do
37:34
Speaker 1: you really think this guy was making his money legally?
37:37
Speaker 1: Come on, we all know better than that. Epstein replied
37:41
Speaker 1: that they could meet in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mr. Summers invited
37:45
Speaker 1: him to dinner, according to a trove of documents reviewed
37:48
Speaker 1: by the Wall Street Journal. Two days later, they made
37:52
Speaker 1: plans to meet at The Fireplace, a cozy restaurant in
37:55
Speaker 1: nearby Brookline, one of several meetings the two men scheduled
37:59
Speaker 1: that year. In 2016, a non-profit linked to Epstein donated $ 110, 000
38:05
Speaker 1: to Miss News non-profit, which develops video content about poetry
38:10
Speaker 1: according to tax records. You couldn't find anybody else to
38:13
Speaker 1: donate to your wife's poetry project besides Jeffrey Epstein? And then,
38:18
Speaker 1: now that it's aired out and the rest of the
38:20
Speaker 1: world knows what all of us knew already, it'll be
38:23
Speaker 1: the same old tired-ass excuse. I had no idea what
38:26
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein was or what he was doing. And I've
38:29
Speaker 1: had my fill of that shit, I'll tell you what.
38:31
Speaker 1: All of these knuckleheads that were benefiting from their relationship
38:34
Speaker 1: with this guy for all of these years now have
38:37
Speaker 1: some nerve to try and get up there and tell
38:40
Speaker 1: us they had no idea who he was. Oh, I
38:42
Speaker 1: didn't know he was arrested or that he was messing
38:45
Speaker 1: around with minors. How don't you know that? You're the
38:48
Speaker 1: head of the CIA. It was your operation. Don't tell
38:51
Speaker 1: me you don't know who Epstein was, Mr. Burns. The
38:55
Speaker 1: documents reviewed by the journal, which include thousands of pages
38:58
Speaker 1: of emails and schedules from 2013 to 2017, provide new
39:04
Speaker 1: details about the nature and frequency of Epstein's contacts with
39:07
Speaker 1: an array of powerful people, long after he was a
39:10
Speaker 1: registered sex offender. He had pleaded guilty in 2008 to
39:15
Speaker 1: soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution. Mr. Summers deeply
39:19
Speaker 1: regrets being in contact with Epstein after his conviction, and
39:24
Speaker 1: Miss News nonprofit regrets accepting funding from Epstein, said a
39:28
Speaker 1: spokeswoman for the couple. Miss News nonprofit later made a
39:31
Speaker 1: contribution exceeding the amount received to a group working against
39:35
Speaker 1: sex trafficking, the spokeswoman said, like that makes it all better. great,
39:40
Speaker 1: you donated money to a group that works against human trafficking.
39:44
Speaker 1: Does that make better the fact that your husband was
39:47
Speaker 1: palling around and enabling Jeffrey Epstein? No, it does not.
39:51
Speaker 1: So I don't even want to hear the nonsense about, oh, well,
39:54
Speaker 1: we donated the money after we accepted it. Well, why'd
39:58
Speaker 1: you accept it in the first place? Many of the
40:01
Speaker 1: people or institutions named in the documents were previously known
40:05
Speaker 1: to have associated with Epstein. Some of the documents show
40:08
Speaker 1: that their disclosures about contacts with Epstein were incomplete. Other
40:13
Speaker 1: documents provide new details about how often or where the
40:17
Speaker 1: people met with Epstein and the kinds of favors he
40:20
Speaker 1: did for them. The documents don't reveal purpose of most
40:24
Speaker 1: of the meetings. The journal couldn't verify whether every scheduled
40:27
Speaker 1: meeting took place. Many of the people told the journal
40:30
Speaker 1: they met with Epstein for reasons related to his wealth
40:34
Speaker 1: and connections. Like that excuses it. Like Epstein was the
40:37
Speaker 1: only rich guy in New York. New York is littered
40:40
Speaker 1: with rich douchebags. So why are you going to Jeffrey
40:43
Speaker 1: Epstein for funding when you already have more money than
40:46
Speaker 1: you know what to do with? Does anyone really believe
40:48
Speaker 1: that Bill Gates was looking for donations from Jeffrey Epstein?
40:52
Speaker 1: I mean, come on. Among the new details, Mr. Hoffman
40:57
Speaker 1: said he met with Epstein to raise funds for MIT
41:01
Speaker 1: and that he regrets interacting with Epstein after his conviction. Mr.
41:05
Speaker 1: Allen's spokeswoman said the filmmaker went with his wife to
41:08
Speaker 1: a group social events at Epstein's townhouse. Mr. Black declined
41:12
Speaker 1: to comment. He stepped down after an Apollo investigation found
41:16
Speaker 1: he paid Epstein for planning and tax estate advice. And
41:20
Speaker 1: as far as Reid Hoffman goes, how much money did
41:23
Speaker 1: Reid Hoffman donate to President Biden? Oh, yeah, that's right.
41:27
Speaker 1: A whole hell of a lot. Mr. Barack said he
41:30
Speaker 1: often visited Epstein when he traveled to New York. He
41:33
Speaker 1: said he met interesting people at Epstein's townhouse, where they
41:37
Speaker 1: would discuss politics and other topics. In retrospect, Epstein seems
41:41
Speaker 1: to be a terrible version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,
41:45
Speaker 1: but at the time seemed to be an intelligent person,
41:48
Speaker 1: socially well-connected, and a wide area of interest, from science
41:53
Speaker 1: to geopolitics, Mr. Barack said. He said that he never
41:57
Speaker 1: participated in any parties or activities with girls or women. Well,
42:02
Speaker 1: there sure were women at Epstein's townhouse while Mr. Barak
42:06
Speaker 1: was there visiting. We have photo documented proof of that.
42:10
Speaker 1: And we also know that Epstein funded the company Carbine
42:13
Speaker 1: 911 that was founded or run or whatever by Ehud Barak.
42:18
Speaker 1: And there's no doubt about the friendship he had with Epstein.
42:22
Speaker 1: The documents show that the disgraced financier pedophile kept a
42:25
Speaker 1: busy schedule, filling his days with meetings with politicians, executives,
42:30
Speaker 1: and celebrities, including at his New York townhouse and his
42:34
Speaker 1: residence in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Prosecutors alleged in 2019
42:39
Speaker 1: that Epstein had abused girls and had run a sex
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Speaker 1: trafficking ring. He died that year in jail, awaiting trial
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Speaker 1: in what the New York City medical examiner said was
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Speaker 1: a suicide. Allegedly. Barnaby Marsh, then an executive at the
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Speaker 1: large charitable fund John Templeton Foundation, met with Epstein roughly
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Speaker 1: two dozen times, often for breakfast at the townhouse, the
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Speaker 1: documents show. He was previously known to have met with Epstein,
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Speaker 1: but not to that extent. Mr. Marsh, who advises wealthy
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Speaker 1: people on philanthropy, said he went to Epstein's townhouse for
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Speaker 1: gatherings because it was full of billionaires and academics who
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Speaker 1: had many of the same interests in charitable giving. Mr.
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Speaker 1: Marsh said Epstein openly discussed his jail time. So openly
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Speaker 1: discussing his jail time and all of these billionaires, millionaires
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Speaker 1: and the rest of them were hanging out there, lapping
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Speaker 1: it up, loving it. And the only reason any of
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Speaker 1: them regret even one minute of it is because they've
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Speaker 1: been exposed for the scoundrels they are. So many of
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Speaker 1: these billionaires knew him. Mr. Marsh said nobody ever said
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Speaker 1: watch out for him. He said Epstein. convened people, including
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Speaker 1: Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, to try to solve problems facing
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Speaker 1: rich donors, such as how to make large gifts. Epstein
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Speaker 1: told Mr. Marsh that Epstein was managing money for Mr. Gates. Mr.
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Speaker 1: Marsh said, what that means is tax evasion. How do
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Speaker 1: I hide this money so I don't have to pay
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Speaker 1: the same taxes that the rest of you do, even
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Speaker 1: though I have enough money that me and my family
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Speaker 1: for a million generations won't be able to spend? I
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Speaker 1: had high hopes that he would follow the paths of
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Speaker 1: others who use their second chance to make a positive
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Speaker 1: impact in the world, Mr. Marsh said. In the end,
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Speaker 1: he disappointed me. Breaking news, Mr. Marsh, okay? People like
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein don't get rehabilitated. When you're abusing children, when
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Speaker 1: you're raping women, that doesn't just go away. That's who
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Speaker 1: you are. That's ingrained into you. You're wired wrong. You
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Speaker 1: came off the line at the factory fucked up. That's
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Speaker 1: what it means, okay? So there's no rehabilitating somebody like
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. But all of these smartest people in the room, well,
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Speaker 1: they'll tell you something different. Epstein misrepresented his relationship with Mr.
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Speaker 1: Gates and didn't manage money for him, said a spokeswoman
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Speaker 1: for Mr. Gates. Mr. Gates has said they met for
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Speaker 1: philanthropic reasons. Imagine being Bill Gates and grifting to a
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Speaker 1: guy like Epstein, showing up cup in hand, asking for
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Speaker 1: a couple of bucks. I don't buy it. That's the
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Speaker 1: only rich person you knew. How about some of these
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Speaker 1: owners for some of these sports teams or something like that?
45:17
Speaker 1: You go to Jeffrey Epstein, huh? I'm sure that was
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Speaker 1: the only reason. Only because you were looking for some
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Speaker 1: charitable handouts, Bill Gates, Mr. Richest Guy in the World.
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Speaker 1: As Bill has said many times before, it was a
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Speaker 1: mistake to have ever met him, and he deeply regrets it,
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Speaker 1: the spokeswoman said. The documents reveal how Epstein's friends sustained
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Speaker 1: a relationship after his conviction in ways that were mutually beneficial.
45:43
Speaker 1: Epstein received help to repair his reputation and his friends, well,
45:47
Speaker 1: they received favors. Dr. Eva Anderson Dubin, a longtime friend
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Speaker 1: and the wife of hedge fund billionaire Glenn Dubin, invited
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Speaker 1: Epstein to charity events to which he contributed. In the
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Speaker 1: summer of 2015, Epstein sent Dr. Anderson Dubin a funny
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Speaker 1: story about checking into a California hotel with a young woman.
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Speaker 1: I went to park the car. And the bellman said
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Speaker 1: to Carnia, is that your father? Epstein, then 62, wrote
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Speaker 1: in an email referring to his female companion, then in
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Speaker 1: her 20s. Dr. Anderson Dubin wrote back, Glenn laughed so hard.
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Speaker 1: I wonder if he'd laugh as hard if he had
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Speaker 1: to sit down for a deposition and tell the truth
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Speaker 1: under oath. I highly doubt it would be a comical
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Speaker 1: situation then. In 2019, when Epstein was charged with sex trafficking...
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Speaker 1: The Dubins told the Journal through a spokesman that they
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Speaker 1: were horrified and that they had continued their friendship after
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Speaker 1: his 2008 guilty plea because they believed he had been
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Speaker 1: rehabilitated himself. So that's the going excuse, right, for all
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Speaker 1: of these elites. Oh, he was rehabilitated. We believe in rehabilitation. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 1: all of these jerk off zone companies and people who
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Speaker 1: have felonies go and try and get a job at
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Speaker 1: Glenn Dubin's. hedge fund. Go and try and get a
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Speaker 1: job from Larry Summers. Go and try and get a
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Speaker 1: job from any of these people with a felony on
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Speaker 1: your record. I mean, this shit might work on other people,
47:12
Speaker 1: but those of us who have been following along, we
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Speaker 1: all know better. And the gaslighting, the misdirection, and the
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Speaker 1: rest of it is not going to work. Dr. Anderson Dubin,
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Speaker 1: a physician and former Miss Sweden, has said she dated
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Speaker 1: Epstein in the 1980s. Epstein connected Mr. Dubin to JPMorgan Chase,
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Speaker 1: which bought control of the hedge fund Highbridge Capital Management
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Speaker 1: in 2004 for more than $ 1 billion. Epstein earned a
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Speaker 1: fee for this transaction, the journal has reported. Yeah, he
47:43
Speaker 1: got his middleman fee. That's what he did. He would
47:45
Speaker 1: get in there, become the middleman, set the transaction up,
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Speaker 1: then take a few bucks off the top. The documents
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Speaker 1: also reveal Epstein offering to help to one of the
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Speaker 1: Dubin's daughters, as he did for the children of other contacts.
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Speaker 1: In 2012, Epstein emailed the Dubin's daughter that he would
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Speaker 1: arrange modeling jobs for her with apparel brands. In 2014,
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Speaker 1: he scheduled a meeting between her and a professor at
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Speaker 1: Harvard where she was a student, the document shows. Must
48:15
Speaker 1: be nice to have Uncle Jeffy show up for the save, huh?
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Speaker 1: A spokeswoman for the Dubins said Epstein didn't make any
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Speaker 1: introductions for modeling jobs for their daughter. The spokeswoman reaffirmed
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Speaker 1: the Dubin's 2019 statement, which also said they had been
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Speaker 1: aware of the vile and unspeakable conduct described in these
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Speaker 1: new allegations, they would have cut off all ties long
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Speaker 1: ago and certainly never allowed him to be in the
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Speaker 1: presence of their children. I don't believe it for a second.
48:46
Speaker 1: Uncle Jeffy was invited over for Thanksgiving dinner right after
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Speaker 1: he got out of jail. What are you talking about?
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Speaker 1: Epstein donated millions of dollars to Harvard during Mr. Summers'
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Speaker 1: tenure as the university's president from 2001 to 2006. Harvard
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Speaker 1: has said it decided to reject donations from Epstein after
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Speaker 1: his 2008 guilty plea in Florida. Mr. Summers, who remains
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Speaker 1: a Harvard professor, had more than a dozen meetings scheduled
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Speaker 1: with Epstein from 2013 through 2016, including several dinners the
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Speaker 1: document showcased. Mr. Summers didn't solicit donations for Harvard for
49:24
Speaker 1: Epstein after his conviction and didn't personally receive money from him,
49:28
Speaker 1: his spokeswoman said. Their interactions primarily focused on global economic issues,
49:33
Speaker 1: she said. So the renowned economist, Larry Summers, has to
49:38
Speaker 1: sit down with brain-dead Jeffrey Epstein and talk about political
49:42
Speaker 1: issues and economic issues that are globally based? Okay, sure.
49:47
Speaker 1: I guess I'm going to go and talk to the
49:48
Speaker 1: plumber about radiology next. But he did solicit donations for Ms. New,
49:54
Speaker 1: his wife. In 2014, Ms. New, a professor of English,
49:59
Speaker 1: was hoping to expand the general public of her Harvard
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Speaker 1: coursework about poetry. She established the nonprofit that received the
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Speaker 1: Epstein donation and later created a public television series, the
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Speaker 1: spokeswoman said. Mr. Marsh said Epstein asked him multiple times
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Speaker 1: if the Templeton Foundation could donate to Miss New's poetry project.
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Speaker 1: Templeton didn't donate to the project, he said. Harvard declined
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Speaker 1: to comment beyond its 2020 report on its ties with Epstein.
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Speaker 1: which found he donated $ 9. 1 million before 2008 and had
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Speaker 1: visited the campus dozens of times after his conviction. He
50:37
Speaker 1: also had an office there, okay? Let's be very clear.
50:40
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein was the patron saint of Harvard. Epstein was
50:45
Speaker 1: known to have friendly relations with Mr. Allen. The documents
50:49
Speaker 1: reveal new details about some of their activities and how
50:52
Speaker 1: often they met. They were scheduled to get together nearly
50:55
Speaker 1: every month in 2014 and 2015. In November 2012, an
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Speaker 1: assistant to Mr. Allen sent one of Epstein's assistants a note.
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Speaker 1: Woody was wondering if Jeffrey would be interested in watching
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Speaker 1: his new film either today or tomorrow. Epstein said he
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Speaker 1: was available. Epstein said Mr. Allen... Also planned visits to
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Speaker 1: the studio of artist Jeff Koons in 2013 and to
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Speaker 1: the South Bees Auction House in 2017. The documents show Mr.
51:26
Speaker 1: Koons didn't respond to requests for comment. And the art house.
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Speaker 1: We know that they use high-end art as a way
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Speaker 1: to launder money. It's one of the most foolproof ways
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Speaker 1: to hide your money. And the value doesn't depreciate in
51:40
Speaker 1: these pieces of art. You buy yourself a Picasso, something
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Speaker 1: like that. It's only going to go up. So they'll
51:45
Speaker 1: buy this art because the reporting practices are lax, to
51:50
Speaker 1: say the least. And then from there, they'll use it
51:53
Speaker 1: as a way to launder their money, just like with
51:56
Speaker 1: high-end real estate. Epstein arranged for Mr. Allen to join
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Speaker 1: dozens of dinners at Epstein's townhouse. Mr. Allen went with
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Speaker 1: his wife, Ms. Previn. Epstein's staff sometimes ordered Mr. Allen's
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Speaker 1: flourless chocolate cakes and bottles of Beck's beer. The documents show,
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Speaker 1: Woody and Soon-Yi lived in the same neighborhood as Epstein
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Speaker 1: and were frequently invited to dinner parties at his townhouse,
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Speaker 1: said a spokeswoman for the couple. There were always other
52:24
Speaker 1: guests at those gatherings, like that's some kind of confidence builder,
52:28
Speaker 1: like you all weren't there being degenerate. In October 2014,
52:33
Speaker 1: Epstein planned for Mr. Allen to give lessons on film
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Speaker 1: editing at his townhouse to a group of guests watching
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Speaker 1: Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, the document show On the guest list
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Speaker 1: in the 2014 film session with Mr. Allen, the documents
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Speaker 1: show where Terry Rod Larson, a Norwegian diplomat who helped
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Speaker 1: negotiate the Oslo Accords in the 1990s. I've talked about
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Speaker 1: this before several times. The IPI Foundation, the International Peace Institute,
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Speaker 1: the UN, and Larson here were all in bed with
53:05
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein, never mind the CFR. The documents reveal... Epstein
53:10
Speaker 1: also made plans for Rod Larson to visit his private
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Speaker 1: island in 2012. The diplomat came so frequently to Epstein's
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Speaker 1: townhouse dozens of times from 2013 to 2017 that the
53:23
Speaker 1: staff knew to have cucumbers on hand for his gin,
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Speaker 1: the documents show. But I really don't know Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: I've never been there for anything but business, and I
53:33
Speaker 1: have no idea what you're talking about. Meanwhile, a whole
53:36
Speaker 1: different story is being played out right in front of
53:39
Speaker 1: us And I don't understand how people aren't paying attention
53:43
Speaker 1: to just how deep all of this goes. You take
53:46
Speaker 1: a look at the players on this stage, and it
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Speaker 1: is a who's who of the elite, of the power
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Speaker 1: brokers around the world, not just in America, but worldwide.
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Speaker 1: And all of them were palling around with this scumbag,
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Speaker 1: even though they knew what he was. Mr. Rod Larsen
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Speaker 1: resigned in 2020 as president of the International Peace Institute.
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Speaker 1: after Norwegian newspaper DN reported he visited the townhouse frequently,
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Speaker 1: had received a $ 130, 000 personal loan from Epstein, and had
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Speaker 1: accepted about $ 650, 000 in donations from Epstein's foundations for the nonprofit.
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Speaker 1: The IPI said in 2020 that it was unaware of
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Speaker 1: the donations and the loan, and that Mr. Rod Larson
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Speaker 1: had apologized for his failed judgment. Oh, well, it's all
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Speaker 1: forgiven then, right? He apologized. Let's just move on, folks.
54:39
Speaker 1: Let's not talk about Mr. Rod Larson, the UN, or
54:42
Speaker 1: the IPI anymore. After Epstein was arrested in 2019, photos
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Speaker 1: were published in newspapers showing Mr. Barak, the Israeli politician,
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Speaker 1: entering Epstein's townhouse in 2016. The documents provide new details
54:58
Speaker 1: about his scheduled meetings. They show that between 2013 and 2017,
55:02
Speaker 1: Epstein planned at least three dozen meetings with Mr. Barak.
55:08
Speaker 1: They had appointments every month for 11 consecutive months, starting
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Speaker 1: in December 2015, the documents show. And remember, it's his daughter,
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Speaker 1: Ehud Barak's daughter, Daphne Barak, who gets all of those
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Speaker 1: interviews with Ghislaine Maxwell. Oh, I wonder why that happens. Mr.
55:25
Speaker 1: Barak told the Journal he was introduced to Epstein in
55:28
Speaker 1: 2003 by Shimon Peres, another former prime minister of Israel,
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Speaker 1: at a social event with U.S. dignitaries, and that he
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Speaker 1: would regularly visit Epstein when he traveled to New York.
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Speaker 1: Quite often, I came to the townhouse with my wife, Mr.
55:42
Speaker 1: Barak said. Mr. Peres died in 2016. Oh, I love
55:46
Speaker 1: these ones too, right? Oh, I was there with my wife.
55:49
Speaker 1: I only went to Epstein's while I was with my wife. Okay, sure, buddy.
55:52
Speaker 1: We believe you. Mr. Barak also took flights on Epstein's
55:57
Speaker 1: private jet, the documents show. In January 2014, he met
56:01
Speaker 1: Epstein at his Palm Beach mansion, and then they flew
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Speaker 1: together to Tampa, where Epstein dropped them off and continued
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Speaker 1: on to New York. I flew only twice on his airplane,
56:12
Speaker 1: together with my wife and an Israeli security detail, Mr.
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Speaker 1: Barak said. He said he remembers the trip in Florida
56:20
Speaker 1: was to visit a U.S. military installation in Tampa. Why
56:24
Speaker 1: is Epstein getting access to military installations in Tampa? Anybody
56:28
Speaker 1: ever want to ask that question? I never participated in
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Speaker 1: any party or any other improper event around Epstein and
56:36
Speaker 1: never met him with girls or minors or even adult
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Speaker 1: women in improper context or behavior. Mr. Brock said, Okay, sure,
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Speaker 1: we believe you, even though we've seen the photos of
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Speaker 1: you going into this house with a bunch of young girls. Mr.
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Speaker 1: Hoffman said, The LinkedIn co-founder has apologized for his interactions
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Speaker 1: with Epstein, including inviting him to a 2015 to a
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Speaker 1: dinner in Palo Alto with Silicon Valley leaders. After Epstein
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Speaker 1: was arrested in 2019, Mr. Hoffman said he had met
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Speaker 1: with him to help raise funds for MIT at the
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Speaker 1: request of then-director of MIT's Media Lab, Joy Ito. The
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Speaker 1: documents reveal that Epstein had plans for Mr. Hoffman and Mr.
57:20
Speaker 1: Ito to visit his private island in March 2014 and
57:24
Speaker 1: November 2014. On the second date, Epstein planned to travel
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Speaker 1: with both men from Palm Beach to the island for
57:31
Speaker 1: a weekend and then fly together to Boston. When the
57:35
Speaker 1: venture capitalist had a flight scheduled to land late at
57:37
Speaker 1: night in New York on December 4, 2014, Epstein arranged
57:40
Speaker 1: for Mr. Hoffman to stay overnight in his townhouse, the
57:45
Speaker 1: documents show. The following morning, Mr. Hoffman was scheduled to
57:50
Speaker 1: attend a breakfast party with Epstein, Mr. Gates, and others,
57:54
Speaker 1: according to documents. And this is the man who bundled
57:57
Speaker 1: a bunch of dough for President Biden. And this is
57:59
Speaker 1: what I mean about the financial sector. These dudes are
58:03
Speaker 1: so corrupt, they're so in bed with people like Epstein,
58:06
Speaker 1: that it's not even funny. And then they go on
58:09
Speaker 1: to have a huge impact on our elections by being
58:12
Speaker 1: bag men for potential presidents. What, you think Reid Hoffman
58:16
Speaker 1: doesn't have a seat at the table if he wants
58:19
Speaker 1: one when Joe Biden's having a meeting? With all the
58:21
Speaker 1: money that was donated by Reid Hoffman, if you think
58:24
Speaker 1: that he can't call the White House whenever he wants,
58:27
Speaker 1: you're crazy. That's what that money buys you, access. And
58:30
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein was a master at that. He knew that
58:34
Speaker 1: he could get into those halls of power. He knew
58:36
Speaker 1: that he could hang with the so-called elite. He just
58:39
Speaker 1: had to offer them what they wanted. And what did
58:42
Speaker 1: the elite always want, folks? What do they never have
58:44
Speaker 1: enough of? That's right, money and power. And Epstein was
58:48
Speaker 1: offering both in spades. Mr. Hoffman told the Journal he
58:53
Speaker 1: only visited Epstein's Island residence, Little St. James, for an
58:57
Speaker 1: MIT fundraising trip with Mr. Ito. He said he regrets
59:01
Speaker 1: ever meeting with Epstein and his last interaction with him
59:03
Speaker 1: was in 2015. It gnaws at me that, by lending
59:07
Speaker 1: my association, I helped his reputation. and thus delayed justice
59:12
Speaker 1: for his survivors, Mr. Hoffman said in an email. He
59:15
Speaker 1: said he met with Epstein to discuss science projects at universities.
59:19
Speaker 1: While I relied on MIT's endorsement, ultimately, I made the mistake,
59:23
Speaker 1: he said, and I'm sorry for my personal misjudgment. Well,
59:26
Speaker 1: at least this guy's owning up to it a little bit,
59:29
Speaker 1: but still, The fact remains, this dude was around Epstein's
59:33
Speaker 1: house all the time, and there's no way that you're
59:35
Speaker 1: going to convince me that you never saw anything improper.
59:39
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Mr. Ito said in an email, Reed attended
59:43
Speaker 1: a few fundraising events at my request, including one trip
59:47
Speaker 1: to Little St. James, after I confirmed to Reed that Mr.
59:50
Speaker 1: Epstein had been an approved donor target for MIT in
59:54
Speaker 1: accordance with university rules and regulations. After Epstein's arrest in 2019, Mr.
1:00:01
Speaker 1: Ito resigned from the MIT Media Lab and apologized for
1:00:05
Speaker 1: accepting funding from Epstein. MIT said at the time that
1:00:09
Speaker 1: it was a mistake to accept Epstein's gifts. The school
1:00:12
Speaker 1: later said it donated $ 850, 000 to nonprofits supporting survivors of
1:00:19
Speaker 1: sexual abuse. Well, folks, as you can see from this article,
1:00:22
Speaker 1: all of these names that have been associated with Epstein
1:00:26
Speaker 1: that have been rumors, well, now that's all confirmed for
1:00:30
Speaker 1: the regular folk out there that might have needed a
1:00:33
Speaker 1: little push in that direction. But for the rest of
1:00:35
Speaker 1: us who have known these names forever, who have known
1:00:38
Speaker 1: what they've been up to forever, look, the dance goes on, folks.
1:00:42
Speaker 1: And while I'm not naive enough to think that we're
1:00:44
Speaker 1: ever going to have real justice here, you better believe
1:00:47
Speaker 1: your boy and his beard are going to continue screaming
1:00:50
Speaker 1: into the wind from the mountaintops. All of the information
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Speaker 1: that goes with this episode can be found in the
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