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Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Draft Will Featuring Larry Summers and Jes Staley · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of The
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  Epstein Chronicles. One of the biggest concerns that we've heard
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  lately from people who are against full transparency is that
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  they don't want people to have their reputations ruined. And look,
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  I get that just because you were in a picture
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  with Jeffrey Epstein at one point or Glenn Maxwell, doesn't
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  mean you were involved in their crimes, doesn't mean you knew.
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  But if somebody names you as, you know, one of
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  the executors of his estate, probably a good sign that
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  you guys were pretty good friends. Right. So when I
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  talk about people that are enablers, when I talk about
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  people that need to be outed and need to deal
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  with the ramifications, these are the kind of people that
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  I'm talking about. People like Larry Summers and Jess Staley
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  who are named as co executors in a draft will.
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  And even if it wasn't the final will that came
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  into being, why would Jeffrey Epstein have these two guys
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  as his executors if they weren't super close? And as
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  far as Jess Stay goes, he's already admitted to having
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  sex with one of Jeffrey Epstein's quote unquote staffers, whatever
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  the fuck that means, Or how about the Beauty and
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  the Beast and the sleeping beauty fucking emails or all
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  the emails that Jess Staley was sending to Jeffrey Epstein.
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  The whole entire chain is disgusting. But sure, let's worry
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  about Jess Staley. Let's worry about his reputation. I'm sorry,
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  but I don't care. If your name's been mentioned in
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  court documents, if you've been pointed to and credibly accused
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  of taking part in the actual abuse, all of that
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  should be put on blast. Why are we hiding it now?
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  I can't talk for anybody else, but this is such
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  a serious topic that there is no way that you
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  should be messing around and alleging that people are involved
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  in heinous crimes if they're not. That's why I'm very
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  careful about what we talk about here on the podcast.
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  I'm not here to ruin people's lives. The shit isn't
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  fun for me. I don't like talking about people's personal lives.
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  But unfortunately, the people that we're talking about here, they
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  hold tremendous power, and they hold tremendous way over my
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  everyday life. And that's not even hyperbole. How many of
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  these people are in the financial world, literally, the people
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  that are in control of what you can and can't
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  do financially speaking, unless you have a few million laying
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  around to go buy a house or whatever you're trying
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  to do. Is there a single entity more powerful than
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  the financial sector? There is not. And these are the
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  people that are in control of what's going on with
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  our finances. They're the ones making the decisions on who's
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  going to get a loan or insert financial rulings here.
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  These are the people that are making the rules that
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  we all abide by. But it's okay that they were
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  hanging out with Epstein, enabling them and in some cases
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  being involved in the abuse themselves. And you, smarmy rats
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  are gonna sit here and worry about their reputation, Well,
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  enjoy yourselves not on this. Today's article is from the
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  New York Post and the headline Jeffrey Epstein named Larry
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  Summers Jess Staley as a state executors in draft wills.
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  The DOJ record show this article was authored by Ariel Zilber.
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  Jeffrey Epstein named Jess Staley and Lauren Summers as executors
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  of his estate in draft Will's newly released Justice Department
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  record show revelation that brings fresh scrutiny to the late
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  pedophile and financiers ties to powerful men. You know, the
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  stuff we've been telling you for years. All of a sudden,
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  people are so shocked to hear about Jess Staley. Who's
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  this jes stay guy. I heard somebody on MSNBC or
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  MS NOW whatever it's called say that the other day, like,
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  haven't you been paying attention? Oh? That's right, you haven't been,
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  because if you were listening to the survivors, you know,
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  the ones that you are trying to quash, the ones
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  that you are trying to silence by not putting them
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  on your network for all these years, if you just
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  listen to them, you would have known. But instead, now
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  you're playing ketchup and you're wondering who Jess Staley is.
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  One of Jeffrey Epstein's number one enablers, one of Jeffrey
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  Epstein's number one guys, as John McLain said in Diehard
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  Welcome to the Party, Pal. The documents unsealed this week
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  as part of the Justice Department release under the Epstein
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  Files Transparency Act shoe. Epstein designated Staley, the former Barclays
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  chief executive, and Summers, the former US Treasury secretary and
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  ex Harvard president, for key roles in managing his estate
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  because you know, they hardly knew him, no idea who
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  Epstein is, and we have no idea certainly as to
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  why he'd name us as executors of his estate. You
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  guys believe that, right right. Staley was first named in
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  January of twenty twelve as a successor executor, taskedwidth carrying
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  out Epstein's will if the primary executors could not serve.
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  According to records cited by The Financial Times, Staley also
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  appeared as a full executor in two subsequent will's, dated
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  September twenty thirteen and November twenty fourteen. Can anyone explain
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  to me why Jess Staley hasn't been called by Congress yet? Oh?
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  That's right. They're not really interested in getting to the
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  bottom of it, are they. They don't want to shake
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  the financial systems tree. How they going to pay their bills?
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  How they going to continue ruining our lives via proxy?
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  Because that's what happens. Do you really think that after
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  two thousand and eight with the economic collapse, that none
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  of these bankers should have went to prison. They all
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  should have just skated home with their golden parachutes, as
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  all of our parents and our friends and our relatives
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  and coworkers had to pick up the pieces. But these people,
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  forget it. Epstein walked away with a cool two hundred
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  million or so in the wake of the financial disaster
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  that that motherfucker helped create. But sure, tell me again
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  about their reputations. I'm sure that's going to bring comfort
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  to your aunt Joan, who lost her life savings in
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  her home in two thousand and eight. Well, at least
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  their reputations are defended, Like, do you people even hear
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  yourselves willing to just debase yourself in the most disgusting
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  kind of way to defend one man who doesn't give
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  a goddamn about you. The second will also listed Summers
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  as a success or executor. Neither man appeared in Epstein's
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  final will from twenty nineteen, which also included in the
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  DOJ release. Well, yeah, that was in Dike and Cohn,
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  and obviously there was a reason for that. At that point,
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  Epstein knew he was cooked, and he knew that eventually
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  these documents and records were going to get in the
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  hands of people, so he'd rather have his trusted advisors
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  in Dike and Khn, his two inside men, be in
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  charge of everything that came in the aftermath. He couldn't
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  trust somebody like Jess Daily or somebody like Larry Summers
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  to administer the estate correctly, to protect things that needed
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  to be protected, and to pay people off who needed
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  to be paid off. The only people that really knew
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  what was going down as far as the ins and
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  outs of what Epstein was up to all these years,
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  in Dike and Calm Baby. They were the ones on
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  the inside every year, year after year, decade after decade.
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  Neither man appeared in Epstein's final will from twenty nineteen,
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  which also included in the DJ release. Staley's lawyer and
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  Summers were approached for a comment, According to The Financial Times,
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  The disclosure lands as Staley continues to face fallout over
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  his relationship with Epstein, which regulators and courts have concluded.
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  He repeatedly downplayed I didn't need a trial for that.
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  I told you all of that years ago, and not
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  because I'm some kind of genius, but you just have
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  to follow the evidence, right, you build a circumstantial evidence,
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  and then from there, that's how you build the framing
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  of the house. And when you start adding all the
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  evidence up and you follow along the way we do,
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  it's rather obvious who was doing what now. That is
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  not a slammed We're gonna get a conviction type of deal.
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  That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is if
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  I can put those pieces together and put the case together,
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  don't tell me there's not enough circumstantial evidence to investigate,
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  and I mean really investigate everybody involved, a robust investigation.
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  That's all I've ever asked for from the very beginning.
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  I don't have any scores to settle here politically or otherwise.
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  But I'll be damned if I sit here silent and
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  just let this shit happen. There's no way, There is
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  no way. So I'll continue to scream into the void
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  like I've been doing for the last six years, even
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  before this shit got popular, because there's something deeply, deeply
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  and disturbingly wrong with the people who would rule over us.
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  And I'm not talking about some fake cabal. I'm not
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  talking about pizza shop fucking fantasies. I'm talking about these
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  people right here, and I think one of the biggest
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  takeaways is the window that has opened up for people
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  to take a look at how these people move, how
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  they act, how they behave. And of course, again that
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  doesn't make them all guilty of being part of Jeffrey
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  Epstein's Vieuman trafficking ring, but it does make them all
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  morally culpable. And if it makes me the asshole because
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  I want answers and I want accountability, fine, that's the
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  title I'll wear proudly. I'm not here to make friends
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  or industry connections or any of that bullshit. I don't
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  care about any of it. So I'm gonna keep popping
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  off until the popping off has to end. And when
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  that day comes, believe me when I tell you there's
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  a lot of other shit I'd like to talk to
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  you about, whether it has to do with politics, day
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  to day life, sports, whatever. There's other things in the world,
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  But as of right now, this is the most pressing
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  matter in my opinion, not only in the country but
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  the world. Look at the people that are ruling over us, folks,
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  And if that doesn't scare you, shitless. I have no
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  idea what will because if you think people like this
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  care about you or your children, you are sadly mistake.
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  The band baris Staley from holding senior roles in the
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  UK financial services industry. In court testimony, Staley saw to
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  distance himself from Epstein by describing their connection as a
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  close professional relationship. Absolute bullocks, as they'd say across the pond,
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  as he's sitting in Jeffrey Epstein's fucking hot tub, have
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  in relations with one of Epstein's quote unquote assistants. Again,
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  I want to know what that means. Who's the assistant?
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  Did she do it willingly? Was she course? Was she paid? Again?
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  I don't know, but I have questions and I have
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  to tell you. If you're somebody that has a fucking
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  flatulence problem and the room's always smelling like farts, you're
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  going to be the first person I look at, bro
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  and I don't want to hear no shit. Why do
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  you always blame me? Well, it might have something to
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  do with the fact that you're farting all the time.
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  In March, he told a court that he turned down
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  a request from Epstein to serve as a trustee of
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  his estate, arguing that the refusal showed the two men
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  were not personally close, the fact that he would ask
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  you in the first place, Bro, are you kidning me
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  right now? They really think you're stupid? In fact, they
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  depend on it. Please please don't prove them right. And
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  by that I mean don't fall for their bullshit tactics
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  of diversion and for chasing salacious side quests, because make
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  no mistake, that's exactly what they want. They want you
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  out here being confused and exhausted. Under the terms of
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  Epstein's estate planning, executors of the will and trustees of
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  the estate were separate roles. The twenty nineteen letter at
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  the center of Staley's regulatory case stated that he did
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  not have a close relationship with Epstein. In that document,
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  the chair of Barclays told the FCA jess Is confirmed
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  to us that he did not have a close relationship
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  with mister Epstein. Regulators and judges later found that characterization misleading. Summers, meanwhile,
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  has faced renewed criticism over his own dealings with Epstein,
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  following a steady stream of disclosures detailing the extent of
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  their relationship. Just another scumbag folks. Okay, another one of
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  these guys that ran around like he had the moral
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  high ground over all of us. Well at the same
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  time enjoying Jeffrey Epstein's largesse, and again, god knows what else.
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  At this point, I have no idea. I don't know
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  what they were up to. I have no idea what
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  they were doing. But here's what I do know. They
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  were together, they were close, and mister Summers has never
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  explained why. Emails released by a congressional committee last month
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  showed Summers maintained a relationship with Epstein until twenty nineteen,
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  the year Epstein died by suicide, allegedly in a New
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  York jail. In response to those disclosures, Summers said he
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  was deeply ashamed of the relationship. He stepped back from
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  public commitments, including serving on the board of Open AI,
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  his role at Think Tanks, and his teaching duties at
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  Harvard University, where he's been tenured professor since nineteen eighty three.
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  The new DOJ release included the executor designation largely consisted
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  of material tied to the judicial proceedings surrounding Epstein and
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  his longtime associate Glenn Maxwell. Maxwell was convicted in twenty
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  twenty one on federal trafficking charges related to Ebstein's abuse
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  of underage girls. The document dump also included unusual and
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  previously disclosed items connected to Epstein's efforts to conceal his
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  movements and identity. Among them was an Austrian passport issued
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  in eighty two that bore Epstein's photograph but listed a
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  different name. Something you all knew about as well because
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  we talked about it. But now we have documentation backing
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  it up. And this is what I've been talking about
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  that we're going to get receipts, and we're getting them.
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  The passport was found in a safe in Epstein's mansion
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  along with forty eight diamonds, according to the records. In
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  twenty nineteen, lawyers for the creep said he acquired the
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  passport in the nineteen eighties, when hijackings were prevalent for
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  travel connected to the Middle East. Yeah, okay, had nothing
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  to do with his other life working as an asset right.
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  A prosecutor investigating Epstein later identified an Austrian national with
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  the same name as the one on the passport. The
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  man was living in New York. No big deal there either. Right,
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  Let's not have any investigation, no follow up. I wonder
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  why investigators recommended contacting the individual to ask whether he
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  had any reason to know why a passport from his
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  native country bearing his name would feature Epstein and Epstein's
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  photograph to be stored in Epstein's safe. The Financial Time
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  said it approached the Austrian Man for a comment. The
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  latest disclosures are part of a broader release of thousands
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  of unclassified documents ordered under the Epstein Files Transparency Act,
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  which was enacted last month and compelled the Justice Department
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  to turn over a material related to the disgraced financier Pedophile.
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  In July of twenty nineteen, Epstein arrested on federal sex
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  trafficking charges and pleaded not guilty. He died by suicide
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  allegedly weeks later at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan,
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  according to the New York City Medical Examiner and subsequent
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  DOJ Inspector General report that detailed extensive jailhouse failures. Jailhouse
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  failures that still haven't been addressed. By the way, but
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  go ahead bang on about the OIG report. Another reason
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  why we talked about that ad nauseum. It was a
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  bunch of bs. This whole entire thing has been a
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  bunch of bs. The only difference now is that a
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  lot of people know that the circus is in town
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  and they have tickets. All of the information that goes
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  with this episode can be found in the description box