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Spin Cycle: How the Maxwell's Are Laundering Ghislaine’s Guilt (Part 2) · 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. In this episode, we're going to pick back
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  up where we left off with the Deli mail article
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  talking about Glaine Maxwell's family and their latest statement, and
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  the author of this article once again is Britney Chain.
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  The controversial deal stated if Epstein successfully fulfills all of
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  the terms and conditions of this agreement, the United States
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  also agrees that it will not institute any criminal charges
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  against any potential co conspirators of Epstein, including but not
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  limited to, four of Epstein's assistants. This did not name
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  Maxwell specifically, So the real question is how did Jeffrey
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  Epstein get that kind of deal in the first place.
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  Why was he given a deal where even unnamed co
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  conspirators we're going to be protected. Can you show me
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  a deal like that that's ever happened before, because I
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  can't find one. We're talking about a once in a
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  lifetime kind of deal for a guy who was molesting kids,
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  and still to this day, we have never got an
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  explanation as to why somebody would think that's a good idea.
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  They had the goods on Jeffrey Epstein, they could have
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  put this motherfucker under the prison in two thousand and eight,
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  but they decided not to. They kicked it back down
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  to the state. And we all know that the state
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  is not going to be as severe as the federal government.
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  And how do we know that's the truth and the case, Well,
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  look at how easy Jeffrey Epstein had it when he
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  was out on bond, When he got out on bail,
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  when he was committing probation violation after probation violation on
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  a daily basis, nobody did shit to stop them. And
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  that's because it's easier for Jeffrey Epstein to spread that
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  money around in a place like Palm Beach than it
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  would be federally. And all you have to do is
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  look at how things worked out down in Palm Beach
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  when it comes to the terms of his house arrest
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  and his actual arrest. To know that the fix was in.
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  We've already established that somebody tipped him off to being raided.
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  So what you think that the fix wasn't in the
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  whole way around, It most certainly was. And when you
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  add all of that up, and you add on top
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  of it the fact that there is this NPA with
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  a bunch of unnamed co conspirators that are being protected.
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  What you're left with is a deal that should have
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  never happened, a deal that nobody else in the history
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  of the country basically has ever received. So the question
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  once again is why Jeffrey Epstein, what made him so special?
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  Why would a guy like that rate to get such
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  a deal like this? And they still haven't even answered
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  that basic question. And considering that, you really think we're
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  ever going to see any kind of real files or
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  any kind of real transparency, It's never going to happen.
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  But the two thousand and seven deal applied only to
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  the US Attorney's office in the Southern District of Florida.
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  Prosecutors found a loophole in which they were able to
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  target Maxwell in New York, which treats such agreements differently
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  to the vast majority of American states. Glenne Maxwell's lawyers
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  are asking the court to resolve this difference between the districts.
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  A filing scene by Daily mail dot Com states, and
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  to be clear, Glenn Maxwell's not making any new arguments,
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  She's not showing up with any new evidence. What she's
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  doing is what she's been doing from the very beginning,
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  trying to rely on loopholes and technicalities because the evidence
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  doesn't line up with the narrative she's pitching. So while
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  she can hope for is that the government fucked up
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  and that there is prosecutorial misconduct. But we've had multiple
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  courts now say that that's not the case, from district
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  court to the appeals court, and now I'm guessing the
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  Supreme Court's going to tell her the same thing. You
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  did what you did. You're in the place you belong,
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  shut up, do your time, and maybe when you get
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  out you can have some semblance of life. And considering
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  the damage you did to these survivors, you should be
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  happy that you even have a chance at perhaps having that,
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  because a lot of these survivors that you helped abuse,
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  they're going to have to live the rest of their
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  lives with this shit hanging over their heads. Every time
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  they close their eyes, every time they think about, you know,
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  the past, every time something triggers them, they're gonna have
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  to think about what Kleyn Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein did
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  to them. And there's no loophole or technicality that's gonna
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  save you from that fate. We had the trial, we
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  had the do over. You've had your chance at appeal.
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  Now it's over. Just accept your fate for what it is.
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  And for people who think Maxwell has something left to
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  give you are absolutely incorrect. If she had anything to give,
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  she would have given it up a long time ago.
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  What she's gonna go sit in prison and sit on information.
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  That is not how it works. When you first get
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  arrested and you sit down, they'll three O to you,
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  you'll have a profer session and they'll make you king
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  or queen for the day. That means, if you give
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  them all the information they're looking for, and you tell
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  them all the crimes you've committed, you'll get immunity for
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  those crimes and you'll get good time. As far as
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  the judge is concerned, and as far as the court's concerned,
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  Maxwell didn't do any of that, didn't even attempt to
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  do it. And that's because Maxwell was never a key
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  cog when it comes to the backroom dealing and the
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  actual plots that were being put into play. She was
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  another piece on the chessboard, no doubt about it. But
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  she willingly abused these girls. She willingly engaged in this
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  behavior with Jeffrey Epstein. And that's why she's in prison,
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  not because she's serving time for somebody else's crimes, because
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  she's serving time for her own. The family wants Maxwell's
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  sentence to be vacated and for her to be referred
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  for resentencing, accusing the court of also applying an incorrect
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  guideline range and offence level. Yeah, too little should have
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  been more. The Maxwell family's comments come out a time
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  of heightened interest in the case, after Bondie's memo attempted
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  to shut down long held theories of an Epstein client list. Well, look,
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  I have to tell you they're not wrong about that.
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  There's never been a client list, So I'm not going
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  to beat that dead horse more here. But let's be clear,
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  there is no client list, and the fact that people
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  were pitching that shit to you for so long it's
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  bad news. And if I were you, I'd be very,
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  very skeptical of the people that were pitching that. What
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  sort of motivation do you have by pitching that there's
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  some client list that doesn't exist, Trying to get clicks,
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  trying to drum up interest in a case like this,
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  you have to make things up. There is so much there.
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  I don't understand why people have to make things up.
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  There is so much salacious bullshit that's true. You don't
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  have to make things up about a wend digo or
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  about a chuop of caabra, or about bigfoot riding in
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  on a unicorn. Save that nonsense. There is plenty here.
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  Back in February, Bondie told Fox News that a list
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  of Epstein's clients was on her desk for a review.
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  I told you then that was a lie. I told
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  you back in February that she was bullshitting you and
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  that there's no list, And I caught some blowback from
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  people that support in Trump. Shockingly enough, those same people
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  are silent now. Well, I wonder why, Look, you can't
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  trust the people in power to do the right thing.
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  It doesn't matter who gets elected, it doesn't matter what
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  administrations in office. Power protects power, and that's how it's
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  always been, and that's how it's always going to be
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  unless we change shit. But unfortunately, we keep voting for
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  the same people and we keep sending the same people
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  back to Washington. So when you do that, you're gonna
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  get the same results. Right, So it's no mystery to
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  me why we find ourselves in the position that we
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  find ourselves. In. Questioned by reporters about the claim in
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  recent days, her spokesman clarified that she had been referring
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  to files in the case generally. Well, that's what I
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  said from the jump, Just say the files. Why are
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  you trying to talk about a list? See? The problem
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  is people are disappointed. They thought Tom Hanks was going
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  to be on this so called list, and Oprah and
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  all these other people, all these other Hollywood stars. But
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  that's not what Epstein was up to. Oh sure, he
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  piled around with some people from Hollywood and some of
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  the people you know were at his parties. But as
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  far as the compromount operation, that wasn't for famous people.
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  That was for scientists, that was for world leaders, for
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  business magnates, and it wasn't for everybody. People get confused
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  a whole lot when it comes to Epstein, and I
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  keep hearing this word client thrown around like Jeffrey Epstein
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  was Heidi fucking flies. That's not what was going on here.
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  And more times than not, the people spinning that bullshit
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  are also the same people that we're talking about this list.
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  Maxwell's brother Ian told The Spectator that his sister has
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  always denied any such list existed, saying his family was
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  not surprised by a Bondi's memo. My sister has always
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  maintained that there was never such a thing. It never existed.
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  He said, if you prick a conspiracy, the balloon goes
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  down and people wonder why they've been fooled. He called
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  out Elon Musk and other high profile social media influencers
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  for giving tremendous currency to conspiracy theories about the list,
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  ultimately giving it a life of its own that was
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  always going to become a thorn in Trump's side. Well,
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  I don't disagree with that, and that's because I think
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  they should have been truthful from the very beginning and
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  told people what was what. But instead they let the
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  bullshit fester. They gave it fertile ground, and people in
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  the know who knew better, they propagated the myth of
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  this list existing, and unfortunately for the Trump administration, now
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  these chickens are coming home to roost and it's becoming
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  a gigantic problem for them. They've reached the end of
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  the road. It's finished. For what it's worth. I think
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  the President would be pleased they've concluded that. He said, Yo,
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  you know you're on the wrong side of history when
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  the Maxwell family is singing your praises. Donald Trump needs
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  to reverse course, and he needs to do it now,
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  But instead he keeps doubling down. And look, it's one
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  thing to say the list doesn't exist, because it does.
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  It's another to act like what Epstein was up to
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  was no big deal and just dismiss what's going on
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  here as just a six side show, especially considering the
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  real side show is the fact that you folks in
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  DC are trying to cover this up. That's the real
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  side show. President Trump last week rebuked a reporter for
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  asking about the Justice Department's memo, telling them that the
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  catastrophic flooding in Texas was more important. Trump has urged
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  his supporters to not waste time and energy on the
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  issue as he continued to be pressed on it. Yesterday,
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  he said Bondi had handled the controversy very well and
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  that it was ultimately up to her. Oh sure, up
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  to her, huh mis term in charge of everything. But
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  this they're setting Bondi up to be the fall guy
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  or fall woman. I should say, just like they set
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  up Acosta. Whatever she thinks is credible should be released.
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  He told reporters before denying his name appeared in any
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  of the records, but his allies, including House the Representatives
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  Speaker Mike Johnson, have called for transparency. Leading MAGA voices
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  including Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Green, Steve Bannon, and Megan
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  Kelly have also joined the call for the files to
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  be released. How can anyone not want them released? Like,
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  I don't understand, what are you worried about re dack
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  victims' names? Everybody else gets outed If you were breaking
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  bread with Epstein, So what that's your bad? Why were
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  you doing it? Nobody made you go and have his
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  food or accept his hospitality, but you did so. If
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  your name shows up in the files, well you're gonna
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  have some questions to answer, and maybe it'll teach you
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  a life lesson about who you choose to spend your
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  time with. MAGA loyalists, among many others, have long theorized
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  that the financier Pedophile did not kill himself in his
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  cell in twenty nineteen, as the coroner ruled, but this
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  was also rubbish by Bondie's new memo, in which he
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  ruled out any foul play. So it's just maga. People hunh.
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  The Democrats aren't setting up a committee or anything like that.
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  The truth is, any decent person, no matter your political bend,
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  should be absolutely outraged by all of this. Ian Maxwell said,
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  Maxwell's statement has not changed his sister's opinion. She has
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  long believed Epstein was murdered. I think there is more
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  substance to different and opposing views that he was murdered.
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  Ian said, that is and remains my sister's view for
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  what it's worth. Ian said, while people seem to think
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  this involves some James Bond figure slipping into the prison,
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  he suggested a separate theory entirely. It seems to preclude
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  another way in which that may have happened, him actually
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  paying someone in prison to kill him, suicide by internal killing.
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  I think he's close, but I don't think it was
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  Epstein paying somebody to kill him. I think that the
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  message was sent by Tartaglione and then Epstein did what
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  he did. When you look at this in HD, I
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  think that's the only real plausible scenario. But of course
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  I remain open to whatever evidence out there, and I'm
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  not just going to get locked into one theory or another.
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  If more evidence is provided, we'll follow it wherever it goes.
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  As part of the probe into Epstein's death, around eleven
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  hours of footage taken from inside the Metropolitan Correctional Center
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  in New York City on August ninth and tenth, two
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  thousand and nine, was publicly revealed for the first time
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  earlier this month, following his arrest on multiple charges, including
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  sex trafficking. He was found on a responsive in his
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  cell early in the morning of August tenth, and was
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  later declared dead in the hospital. The FBI and DOJ
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  investigation into his death has concluded, the same as the coroner,
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  that Epstein committed suicide by hanging. CCTV footage from outside
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  the cell appears to show the orange clad pedophile being
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  led to his cell by a guard and being trailed
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  by a second one at seven forty nine on the
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  night of August ninth. The two guards in Epstein can
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  be seen walking across the common area as they moved
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  toward his cell, according to US new site Axios. The
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  DOJ said that while the footage, which was taken between
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  seven forty pm and six forty am the next day,
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  doesn't show a cell door, it would capture anyone moving
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  to it. According to Axios, investigators examined the footage and
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  found that between ten forty pm on August ninth and
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  six thirty pm on August tenth, when Epstein was locked
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  in his cell, no one was seen entering the area
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  around his cell. The joint FBI and DOJ investigation concluded
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  that Epstein was not murdered, nor did he blackmail powerful
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  figures or keep a client list. The memo from the
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  FBI and DOJ announced that no one involved in Epstein's
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  case will follow Maxwell to prison as no further charges
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  will be filed. So let's just call this what it is,
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  an insult, and not just to the survivors, but to
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  the truth itself. We have the DOJ walking away from
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  one of the ugliest, most well connected criminal networks in
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  modern hits, and in doing so, they left the door
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  open for revisionists like Maxwell to try and rewrite history.
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  But Glenn Maxwell was convicted in the court of law.
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  The jury heard all the evidence, and the girls, now
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  grown women, they stood up there and told us what
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  she did. And yet here we are watching her family
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  try and suggest that it was all some kind of mistake.
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  Look the Maxwell family. They might have their own resources
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  to push their own version of events and the DOJ.
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  They might be happy to let the whole thing drift
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  into the rear view. But we're not gonna forget, not
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  the crimes, certainly, not the complicity, not the cowardice, and
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  not the survivors who were brave enough to speak when
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  everyone else was trying to stay quiet. The case may
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  be closed, but the story isn't over, not by a
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  long shot. All of the information that goes with this
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  episode can be found in the description box.