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Mega Edition: Jes Staley And His Epstein Related Legal War With JP Morgan (5/14/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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Jess Day is now being sued by JP Morgan for
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allegedly hiding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. And while I
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love to see jess Staley get sued here, I find
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it a bit laughable that JP Morgan is going to
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try and act like they had no idea what was
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going on and it was all jess Day's fault. The institutions,
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the financial institutions, never take responsibility for anything. There's always
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a fall guy, there's always a reason why, and there's
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always an excuse. You know what, There never is jail
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sentences for these scumbags, the modern day robber barons. You know,
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the same people who are responsible for the housing crash
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in two thousand and eight, two thousand and nine, the
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same people who never went to prison or jail. Yeah,
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those same people are now telling you that they weren't
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responsible for their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and it's all
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on Jess Daily. Well, those of us who have been
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paying attention, we know that that's bs. While jeff Staley
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was a huge part of it, a key cog in
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the machine, he wasn't the only one involved. There were
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plenty of people at JP Morgan who could have stopped
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Jeffrey Epstein, and none of them did it. Not one
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of them stepped up and said, look, we can't do
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business with this combag, look what he's up to. Instead,
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they just kept counting their dollars and securing that bag.
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And it's not just Jeffrey Epstein. Remember Epstein's the tip
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of the iceberg, folks. He's who we focus on mainly here,
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but he's just a symptom of the problem. There are
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groups like this all over the world, and there are
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more people in slavery right now, modern day slavery, than
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there has ever been enslaved ever in history. And if
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you think it was only Jeffrey Epstein and Glen Maxwell
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doing this shit, I got news for you. It wasn't.
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And whether it's human trafficking or narco trafficking or insert
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criminal behavior here, none of it would be possible without
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the complicity of the financial sector. So it's always laughable
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when these institutions try to escapegoat somebody. Today we have
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an article from the Daily Mail and the headline JP
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Morgan Sue's former executive for hiding Jeffrey Epstein's sex abuse
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to help retain pervert financier pedophile as Bank's client. Lawsuit
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says he should be liable for any fines levied against
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the firm and demands he repay his wages. Well, you know,
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Jeff Staley's going to say, right, well, everybody else knew
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as well, and I hope that the fingers start pointing,
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and I hope everybody gets thrown under the bus here,
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and then I hope everybody is subpoenaed. You know how
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that would have happened, and how we could have avoided
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all of this. That's right, you know what I'm gonna say.
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They should have been hit with RICO right away, because
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all of these people that were doing business with Jeffrey Epstein,
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sending money to his bank, receiving money from him, all
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of those people would get caught up in that drag
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net and all of them would be charged with RICO. Now,
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would all of those predicates stick, Of course they wouldn't,
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but it would be a glimpse into the books of
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a lot of these people. The government refuses to do it,
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just like the government refuses to let you know who
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the Johns were who were using Jeffrey Epstein, or how
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they refuse to provide any clarity about Jeffrey Epstein's death.
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Today's article is authored by Alex Oliviera. JP Morgan has
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sued a former executive who was allegedly responsible for keeping
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pedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's business at the bank for
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fifteen years. So you mean to tell me, at this
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bank there's no checks and balances, JP Morgan, Jeff Staley
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could just do whatever he wants. He was God there
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there is nobody above him. Why didn't auditing step in?
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Where was accounting? Where was accountability? See all of these
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different levels that are there as redundancies to make sure
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this doesn't happen. They were either all bunny hopped or
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they all just kept silent. It can't be anything else,
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because they certainly knew you need to tell me. Auditing
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didn't take a look at what was going on or
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accounting and didn't say to themselves, holy shit, man, we
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got ourselves a pedal file. Of course they did. They
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have a whole division of people who do just that.
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But somehow it's just Jess Staley's fault right now. Don't
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misunderstand me. Jess Staley owns the lion's share here, but
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for JP Morgan to act like they had no idea,
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I'm not buying that. James Edward Jess Staley was sued
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by JP Morgan after US Virgin Islands file the lawsuit
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against the bank, claiming it knew about Epstein's the farious
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behavior for years but turned a blind eye to it.
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The suing of Staley draws him into JP Morgan's case
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with the government of the US Virgin Islands and positions
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him as a defendant. The move could make Staley responsible
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for JP Morgan's financial damages if the bank loses its case.
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He's in severe jeopardy here, folks. Not only does he
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have the government going after him, all of his buddies
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at JP Morgan or former buddies, they've all turned on
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him now and he's enemy number one right now that
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the spotlight is on them as a whole, as an entity, well,
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they have to find that scapegoat. We can't look at
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Jamie Diamond and JP Morgan and say why didn't you
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stop this guy? Oh no, no, no. They have to
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tell you that it's just Jes Daly and that's it.
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The buck stops there. When the reality is we know,
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it goes all the way to the top. The US
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Virgin Islands alleged in its lawsuit that Staley exchanged a
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number of explicit emails with Epstein, which included pictures of
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underage women. Those emails allegedly continued after Epstein was convicted
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of soliciting prostitution from an underage girl in two thousand
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and eight. So he knew that Jeffrey Epstein was trying
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to diddle little girls and still was trading emails with them,
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looking at pictures of underage girls, talking about snow white
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Disney characters, because you know, that's just normal behavior for
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grown ass men. Is anybody buying this? Like, honestly, who
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buys this bullshit? Staley was known to have shared a
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close relationship with Epstein over the years, with the pair
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sometimes taking trips together. Staley has not been convicted of
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any crimes in relation to Epstein. Well, he's never been
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tried for any crimes in relation to Ebstein, never been
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called on the carpet in relation to Epstein, and has
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never had to answer any real questions related to Epstein.
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And you know that's how the process usually works, right,
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You have to actually be accused of something first, And
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for all of these years, nobody wanted to accuse jeff
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Staley of anything, when in reality he should have been
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at the top of the list of people being looked
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at as far as being complicit financially with Jeffrey Epstein.
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In its lawsuit against JP Morgan filed in December, the
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US Virgin Islands alleged the bank had more than close
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up view of Epstein's sex trafficking. It also said the
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bank ignored obvious red flags relating to Epstein's accounts. There
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is no doubt that there were red flags in abundance
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surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. But guess what it was all about.
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Secure in a bag. All people cared about was making
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money and if they could make money on the back
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of Jeffrey Epstein, who cares how scummy he is? And
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that was their whole motto, And that's the motto. Unfortunately
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that still permeates on Wall Street. Epstein ran much of
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his criminal activities out of Little Saint James Island, a
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private island he owned off the coast of the Saint
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James Islands. The government alleged that JP Morgan had more
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than enough exposure to Epstein's accounts to determine he was
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conducting criminal behavior in their territory. Staley was not named
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in the lawsuit from the US Virgin Islands. What I
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will say about this, though, is the US Virgin Islands
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has some nerve this was happening in their territory right
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under their noses, and their officials were getting their palms greased,
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and they have the audacity to sue somebody else. Have
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they arrested anybody in the US Virgin Islands for corruption
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or for being involved with Jeffrey Epstein. The answer obviously
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is no. So they have a lot of audacity here
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to try and pitch this like it was happening under
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JP Morgan's nose, but they had no idea what was
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going on in the government in the Virgin Islands. Seems
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a bit laughable, right, And I don't know how a
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jury is going to look at that if it gets
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to that point. But I'll tell you this much, watching
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Jeff Staley get aired out is worth it to me.
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Staley was not named in the lawsuit from the US
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Virgin Islands. JP Morgan denied the allegations and move for
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a criminal dismissal of the case. In its lawsuit, the
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bank said Staley should cover all of their damages if
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they lose their case against the US Virgin Islands, accusing
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him of intentional and outrageous conduct and hiding information about Epstein.
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Oh crimeer river. JP Morgan the biggest bank in the world,
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and you don't have the proper means to do your
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due diligence on what Jeff Staley was up to while
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he was an employee at your company. You really think
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we're gonna buy that now? If this was some po
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dunk little company, all right, fine, I get it. You
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don't have the resources. This is JP Morgan. We're talking
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about the biggest bank in the world. The bank also
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said Staley put his and Epstein's interests before the banks.
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The lawsuit also demands Staley pay back the wages he
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was paid from two thousand and six to twenty twelve,
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which could amount to tens of millions of dollars. According
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to Reuter's good luck with that. They're not gonna get
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that money back, zero chance. While a high ranking JP
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Morgan executive, Staley famously visited Epstein in prison after his
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conviction for prostitution in two thousand and eight. Just to
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be clear, little girls can't be prostitutes, and that's what
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Jeffrey Epstein solicited a little girl. The bank has denied
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daily actually went to the prison, saying instead Epstein visited
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Staley at his office during a work release for his
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eighteen month prison sentence. Oh that's so much better. Let's
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have a convicted sex offender come to the offices of
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JP Morgan. After the full extent of Epstein's crimes became
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known in twenty nineteen, Staley initially claimed he and Epstein
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were little more than acquaintances tied by business. Later, he
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admitted to having a close professional relationship that he established
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while running JP Morgan Private Bank and Asset Management Division
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from two thousand to two thousand and nine. Staley became
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the CEO of Barclays in twenty fifteen, but in twenty
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twenty one stepped down amidst a probe into whether he
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had concealed the extent of his relationship with Epstein. And
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he most certainly did. Is there any doubt about that?
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I mean, I feel like I've been talking about Jeff
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Staley for years now, so I'm glad that people are
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finally catching on and realizing that the financial sector played
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a gigantic role. Here in its suit against Staley, JP
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Morgan accused him of being the unnamed man implicated in
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an assault case from a Jane Doe against Epstein, which
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said one of Epstein's friends used aggressive force in his
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sexual assault of her and informed Jane Doe one that
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he had Epstein's permission to do what he wanted to her.
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JP Morgan alleged that friend with Staley. According to Reuters,
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so imagine that he's getting thrown under the bus by
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JP Morgan here in an epic fashion. We have never
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heard that Jess Staley was an abuser before. We had
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only heard that he was an enabler. Well, now that
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conversation has to change, right and Jess Staley, it's looking
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like anyway is going to have to be moved from
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the wrong of just an enabler to somebody that was
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actually involved in abusing girls. Upon information and belief, Staley
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is this person who she described as a powerful financial executive.
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She had historically been afraid to identify. JP Morgan's complaint
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red There's no doubt that the walls are closing in
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on Jess Daly. The question is just how far those
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walls are going to compress? All right, folks, that's gonna
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do it for this one. All of the information that
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goes with the episode can be found in the description box.
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What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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Jess Stay is going to have to face the music
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when it comes to the JP Morgan lawsuit. And as
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we've discussed before, he was trying to get that lawsuit
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thrown out. Now he's facing liability not only from the
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lawsuit from the US Virgin Islands and the accuser, but
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also liability perhaps when it comes to JP Morgan. Now,
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I wouldn't be shocked for one minute to see JP
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Morgan wiggle their ass completely out of all of this
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and put all the blame on Jess Day. And you
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see they're doing the same thing when it comes to
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the Virgin Islands. They're saying that the US Virgin Islands
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was complicitit with Epstein as well, and they are not
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wrong about that. We talked about that at length in
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an episode yesterday. And it's almost like that Spider Man
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meme right where Spider Man's pointing at spider Man and
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then Spider Man's pointing back at another Spider Man, And
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that's basically what you see here. Every single time somebody
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gets called onto the carpet for their relationship with Epstein,
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there's always some kind of half baked ass excuse about
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why they were paling around with Jeffrey Epstein. And the
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strategy here, obviously is we'll blame everybody else and take
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no responsibility ourselves. Hopefully Judge Raykoff sees through that nonsense
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and holds all of them liable. Here, I'm talking about
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the US Virgin Islands as well. How long is it
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gonna be until some of these survivors decide their gonna
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get together and sue the US Virgin Islands. How is
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it that the US Virgin Islands is entitled two one
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hundred and five million dollars. There's no explanation for that,
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especially considering what some of these women and these girls
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went through. So you mean to tell me that the
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US Virgin Islands, who facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's BS at the
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very least enabled it, they deserve to take money out
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of the fund that was supposed to go to the survivors.
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How was that even acceptable? On any level. And why
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would the survivors lawyers at any point be okay with that?
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That seems like something that you'd want to push back against. Right,
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It's kind of like a lawyer who takes more money
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than you after a lawsuit. Oh you got your neck
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busted up in this car accident, got your back all
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screwed up, but you're gonna get thirty grand and I'm
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gonna get sixty five. Kind of the same deal here.
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You have girls that were getting, you know, basically peanuts
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comparatively speaking, and then the US Virgin Islands has the
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audacity to turn right back around and try and get
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more money. That doesn't sit well with me, not at all.
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And that's why I've called the Virgin Islands out for
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basically two years now over this nonsense, because that's what
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it's always been for them. It's always been a cash grab,
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all right. So onto the meat and potatoes of the episode.
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Today's article is from Fox News and the headline Jess
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Staley must face JP Morgan's lawsuit tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
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A judge rules Staley's over thirty year tenure at JP
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Morgan ended in twenty thirteen. This article was authored by
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Aslin Murphy. And imagine working at some joint for thirty years,
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and I'm sure Jess Staley brought a ton of money
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into JP Morgan, But imagine getting tossed under the bus
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like this, especially considering you know, as Jess Staley does
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that all of the other executives that were working at
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JP Morgan, all the other executives that were on those
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email chains, they all knew who Epstein was as well.
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So if I was Jess Stay, I'd be doing the
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same thing saying, why am I the one that's getting
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pointed out? Why am I the one who's being blamed
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for the whole thing? Well the answer to that, however,
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is because you are to blame for the whole thing,
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at least a very large part of it, Jess Daily,
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And that's why the judge is making you liable here.
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You could have, at any time walked into one of
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those offices of Jamie Diamond or any of those other
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hotshots and said, you know what, Epstein's a piece of shit.
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We can't work with this guy. You see what he's doing.
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But instead, what were you doing? You were going down
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to the island and dunking your nuts. In his jacuzzie
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at the same time talking about snow white and a
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bunch of other bullshit that no other adults are talking about.
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No dudes are sitting around shooting emails to their boys
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code word unless there's a reason for it, and usually
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if there's a reason for it, it's because the dude's
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trying to score some drugs. Nobody's sitting around talking about, oh,
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snow white, unless you're talking about drugs for normal people.
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But you, Jess day, as you're sitting around sipping on
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some wine which are nuts dunked in Jeffrey Epstein's hot tub,
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you got some nerve, buddy, to act like you're not
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responsible here, to act like you're not the man that's
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holding the bag when all is said and done, because
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you are. And here's some unsolicited advice for mister Barclay's
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Jess Staley, do yourself a favor and snitch on everybody
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else and get ahead of it. A judge issued a
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decision Wednesday about whether the Jeffrey Epstein related lawsuit filed
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by JP Morgan Chase against Jess Staley can proceed. US
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District Judge Jed Raykoff ruled against the former Bank executive,
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saying that the case that dates back to early mark
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will not be tossed out and can move forward. The
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reasoning used in his decision on the matter will come
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in due course, he said. So he didn't give an
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opinion on why he made the ruling that he did yet,
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but he's going to pen one of those up and
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break it down to why he decided to go ahead
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and let the lawsuit move forward. And I think the
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reason is one we all know because Jess Staley at
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the very least, look at the very least, is culpable
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for helping Jeffrey Epstein structure, for helping Jeffrey Epstein avoid
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Title thirty one, and for a whole host of other
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financial crimes. And that doesn't even delve into these new
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allegations against them, well new public allegations anyway, that Jess
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Staley was taking part in the abuse as well as
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being an enabler. So yeah, I would say that Judge
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Rakoff made the right decision to let this move forward. Stay,
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who worked at JP Morgan from nineteen seventy nine to
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twenty thirteen, had submitted his motion to dismiss in April.
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The JP Morgan chase lawsuit made allegations that during his
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employment at the bank, Staley protected Epstein. Epstein's fifteen years
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as a JP Morgan client ran from nineteen ninety eight
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to twenty thirteen. In twenty twenty, Staley said he deeply
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regrets having any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, adding obviously I
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thought I knew him well, and I didn't according to
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the Associated Press, Nope, you're not getting off with that bullshit.
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You knew who he was, you knew what he was,
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and you knew what he was up to, and in fact,
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according to these allegations, you were involved. So don't give
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us that bs you have no idea or that you
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couldn't fully grasp what he was up to because you
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knew what he was up to. And with those allegations
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of the abuse, here's a real simple course, a real
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simple remedy for you, Jess Staley. If you didn't abuse
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that accuser, why don't you sewer. Go ahead and sewer
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for defamation. Let's get the discovery and let's get the
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ball rolling. But you won't do that, will you, Because
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all of these people are the same. They'll all talk
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about how they regretted their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. But
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they'll never show any sort of remorse. They'll never show
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any sort of behavior that would signal to anybody that
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they're sorry. Instead, what they do is lie and lie
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and lie some more. In addition to saying he regretted
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the relationship, Staley has denied knowing about Epstein's crimes and
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accuse JP Morgan of making him a fall guy for
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its supervisory failures. All of you should go down. I'd
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like to see JP Morgan and Jess Staley get equally
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slapped with liability. Here. The bank is seeking for Staley
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to cover losses that it could potentially rack up in
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two other lawsuits, and to get back the compensation it
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paid him from two thousand and six to twenty thirteen.
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I highly doubt they'll get that compensation back. He has
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a good argument as far as them knowing about Epstein,
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knowing that Epstein was a scumbag, and they didn't act either.
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So it's kind of like the Acosta situation. Everybody wants
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to blame Acosta, and I get it. Easy fall guy,
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easy guy to point to and say, what a dumbass,
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what a coward, what a straight up pussy. But at
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the end of the day, he was just the trigger man.
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He didn't make the call, He wasn't sitting down in
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the dark back room with the decision makers. He just
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pulled the trigger. And you can make the same argument here,
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right that Jess Staley wasn't the man that ultimately was
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behind the lever of power, but he was in a
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position where he could have stopped this, and where he
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not only stood by but profited and also, according to
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these reports, abused girl with Jeffrey Epstein. So that's a
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big problem for Jess Daily obviously, But for JP Morgan
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to try and flip the whole last script and put
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it all on him, I don't think that's gonna work
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out well for them. Late last year, the US Virgin
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Islands sued JP Morgan Chase on claims the bank knowingly facilitated, sustained,
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and concealed the human traffic network operated by Jeffrey Epstein
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from his home and base in the Virgin Islands, and
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financially benefited from this participation directly or indirectly by failing
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to comply with federal banking regulations, as previously reported by
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Fox Business. Now that all sounds real serious, right, So
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why did they just go with a Sicco case and
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not a Rico case. Oh that's right. They didn't really
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want to bring anybody in. They didn't want to bring
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nobody to justice for real. They're just trying to throw
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you a little bit of red meat. Hey, if we
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throw a little red meat this way, maybe they'll shut up.
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And the Virgin Islands, well, we know what they're on.
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They're out here trying to collect that bag like Barksdale
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down in Baltimore during the show The Wire. JP Morgan
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has also made allegations against the US Virgin Islands, claiming
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Tuesday in a filing that the territory was complicit in
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the crimes of Epstein. Yes, they were, And I think
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they're just proving people's point here with these sorts of claims. Yeah,
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you dumb jackasses. This is what I've been telling you.
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Everybody's involved, all of them. Every last person that Epstein
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was doing business with, every person that was at his house,
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every person that he was writing a check to or
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vice versa. They're all involved in some way. Now, does
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that mean everybody was engaging and abusing the girls. Of
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course not. There's different layers to this. There's people that
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are moneymen, there's people that are there for influence, and
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then of course there's the sick bastards that have all
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been public named, or at least a big group of them.
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And those people are the ones that should really rotten
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fucking hell. Those are the people that still haven't been
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called out. Everybody talks about list this list that I'm
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gonna leak information. Why don't you start, like I said
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the other day with George Mitchell, why don't you start
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with Bill Richardson, Why don't you start with Stacy Plaskett?
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And then once you finish that homework assignment, come back
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and I'll have more for you. But until then, enough
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with the Twitter nonsense about how you're going to expose
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this one or that one. You're not exposing anybody except
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yourself as an absolute fool and a grifter. I mean,
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do we really need to hear about Tom Hanks another
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five hundred times a bunch of nonsense about Tom Hanks?
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How is that pushing anything forward? Especially considering when you
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have those three names I just gave you Stacy Plasket,
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George Mitchell, and Bill Richardson. Why would you be worried
24:59
about Tom Hanks sounds like misdirection to me, and it
25:03
sounds like somebody is trying to change the narrative. The
25:08
question is why do people keep falling for it? For
25:11
the second one, the bank faces accusations from epstein accusers
25:15
in the form of a class action lawsuit. The same
25:18
thing should happen to the US Virgin Islands. Epstein's behavior
25:23
was monstrous and his victims deserve justice. A JP Morgan
25:27
Chase spokesperson told Fox Business on Wednesday. In hindsight, any
25:32
association with him was a mistake and we regret it,
25:35
but we did not help him commit his hay and
25:38
his crimes. Now you just facilitated his money. You helped
25:41
him with his financial malfeasance. I guess money laundering is
25:44
no big deal. When you're hanging out with Jamie Diamond
25:47
and you're a bundler for insert president here, you can
25:51
get away with that bullshit, I guess. But if you
25:54
got an Etsy store, you better believe one of those
25:57
eighty seven thousand New Irs agents is gonna want to
26:00
have a conversation. Prior to Epstein's death in twenty nineteen,
26:05
he was facing one charge of sex trafficking miners and
26:08
one of conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking miners that
26:12
he was supposed to go to trial for his death
26:15
ruled the suicide took place August tenth, twenty nineteen, in jail.
26:20
And we all know that's allegedly. We don't know about suicide.
26:24
Prove it at this point, prove it. I don't believe anything.
26:27
That's someone like Bill Barr is telling me, So let
26:30
me see some proof, some tangible proof. Ghlaine Maxwell, a
26:35
longtime associate of Epstein's, you mean, co conspirator, fellow child abuser, general,
26:40
all around scusbag and bipudle serpent, Is that what you mean?
26:44
Received twenty years of imprisonment last year for charges in
26:48
connection to the crimes the deceased financier Pedophile was accused of.
26:53
She has launched efforts to appeal her conviction. Good luck,
26:57
good luck with that appeal. Imagine there on a jury
27:01
and this lady comes strolling in talking about I want
27:04
to get out of jail. Talk about a comedian. Huh so,
27:07
Glenn Maxwell, I highly doubt she's getting out of jail.
27:10
As far as JP Morgan and Jess Daley go, like
27:14
I've said, I think they're both culpable, and I think
27:17
that the US Virgin Islands is culpable here as well.
27:20
It's almost like we have a battle royale going on.
27:23
Al Qaeda versus the Taliban versus isis like, who do
27:27
you root for? There's no good guy here. All of
27:29
the people involved in this lawsuit are all scum, so
27:33
I hope that they all end up having to pay
27:35
a damn king's ransom. But at the end of the day,
27:39
that doesn't really hurt them, does it, because they have
27:41
more money than Scrooge mcdug. The only way that this
27:44
is ever gonna hurt anybody is if people are indicted
27:47
and people go to jail, but we know from past
27:50
experiences that that is not going to happen. All right, folks,
27:55
that's gonna do it for this one. All of the
27:57
information that goes with the episode can be in the
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description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back to the
28:05
Epstein Chronicles. You know, folks, when you're young, all you
28:09
want to do is get older, right, I know when
28:12
I was sixteen, seventeen years old, I cannot wait to
28:16
be twenty one. But then, what nobody tells you is
28:20
that once you hit that mark, of twenty one. It's
28:23
all downhill from there, folks. And as your boy comes
28:27
sliding into the weekend, all busted up, all dented up,
28:31
he's staring down his forty second birthday. Now imagine that,
28:36
my loud mouthed ass, forty two years old. I can't
28:40
even believe it. Honestly, it seems like it all happened
28:42
in just a minute. When I was younger, my dad
28:45
used to say to me all the time, you know,
28:47
no matter what good or bad, when it's all over
28:50
and done with, it seems like it was just a minute.
28:53
And no truer words have ever been spoken to me
28:56
in my whole life, no matter what has happened to me,
28:59
either good, good or bad, when you look back on it,
29:02
it seems like it was just a minute. And you
29:06
can certainly say that about my youth. It seems like
29:09
just yesterday I was running around Las Vegas like a maniac,
29:14
going to parties and clubs, staying out all night, getting
29:17
absolutely shit face wasted, acting like a complete moron. And
29:23
now I look at my life and it's completely different, right,
29:27
and it seems like it was just a minute ago.
29:29
I don't go out anymore. I don't drink, I don't party,
29:33
you know. So it's crazy when you start looking back
29:37
at you know, where you were to where you are
29:41
and you say to yourself, how in the hell did
29:44
I get here relatively unscathed? But here we are, folks.
29:49
Another trip around the sun is on its way, and
29:52
I just want to thank all of you for, you know,
29:55
sticking around for all these years, all this time, all
29:58
these months, and joining me on this journey, because honestly,
30:03
what's the point without all of you tuning in? You know?
30:07
It's it's a very enjoyable thing for me to do.
30:12
Every day, get up and know that I'm going to
30:15
be able to communicate with all of you. I'm going
30:17
to get those emails, We're going to talk on Twitter
30:20
or whatever it is. But it's very enjoyable for me
30:24
to be doing this at this point in my career
30:27
as opposed to, you know, stuck in the corporate world.
30:31
And as long as the content continues to resonate with
30:35
all of you, one thing I can promise is that me,
30:39
my beard, and my big fat mouth will continue to
30:42
be here chopping it up. So with that said, just
30:48
a quick update, quick reminder that on Tuesday, the fifteenth,
30:52
I will be joined by my good friend Maria Farmer. Now,
30:55
Maria and I are relatively close off of you know,
31:00
the Internet or whatever. We talk quite a bit, and
31:04
I have a massive amount of respect for the courage
31:09
and the fortitude that Maria has shown as a survivor here.
31:14
But even more, I have a lot of respect for
31:17
Maria as a person and as a friend at this point.
31:20
So I'm really excited to have her come onto the show.
31:23
I'm really excited to chop it up with her, and
31:25
I'm really excited to catch up with her so that
31:28
all of you folks have an idea on where she's
31:31
at all. Right, So onto today we have an article
31:35
from the Daily Mail, and this article is about our
31:40
good friend Jess Staley's bitch ass. Now, this whole entire
31:45
thing with Staley has been going on for quite some
31:46
time throughout the pandemic. We were talking about it and
31:50
I said then that if it wasn't for the pandemic,
31:53
Jess Staley would have been bumped a long time ago. Well,
31:57
obviously they didn't want to upset the Apple car during
32:00
the pandemic, so Staley stuck around. They stuck with him,
32:04
but now, obviously things have started to level out a
32:07
little bit and they've taken a look at the lay
32:10
of the land and they've decided yet not a great
32:12
idea to have Jess Staley around as part of our company.
32:16
So Staley was given his walking papers. But before all
32:20
of that happened, in twenty nineteen, the Bank of England,
32:25
their alert was so high on Epstein and Staley's relationship
32:30
that the chairman was called to the Bank of England's
32:35
office and it was grilled over Jess Staley and Jess
32:40
Staley's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. That goes to show you
32:45
how deep these ties were, and it also goes to
32:47
show you how much of a liar Jess Staley was
32:50
about the depth of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Headline
32:57
Bank of England's Epstein alert on Barclay chief two years
33:01
ago Chairman grilled over Staley's links to Pedophile that would
33:05
lead to downfall. So look, this has all been going
33:08
on for a very very long time, right with Jess Staley,
33:11
And like usual when it comes to the financial sector,
33:14
it all came down to the bottom line. We can't
33:17
get rid of Staley because that'll ruin the bottom line.
33:19
To hell with these survivors, to hell with these girls,
33:22
to hell with what they went through doesn't matter to
33:25
us over here at Barclays. And I've told this story before.
33:28
When I was on my way to New Mexico to
33:30
go check out Zoro Ranch, they were offering these Barclays
33:35
credit cards with very favorable Frequent Flyer miles on it
33:39
and stuff like that. And usually I jump out an
33:42
opportunity to get some free miles or whatever it might be.
33:46
But I will have nothing to do with any of
33:49
these banks that had anything to do with Jeffrey Epstein.
33:51
I refuse. You know, people make their stand however they
33:54
want to make their stand right. And I'm not really
33:56
a Boycott kind of person. I don't get on board
33:59
with Boycott's ever follow the crowd. I am not a
34:01
herd animal. But what I will tell you is this,
34:05
I'm not gonna do business with someone who is enabling
34:08
Jeffrey Epstein. Sorry. And as far as my banking goes,
34:12
I use a community bank, a credit reserve here in
34:17
Las Vegas. I'm not banking with these people. So I'm not,
34:21
like I said, I'm not really big on Boycott's or whatever.
34:23
But silently. You know, I move in my own way.
34:27
I don't need to pronounce and announce everything that I'm
34:29
doing right, because again, I don't care what other people
34:33
think about me. I'm not here for the pats on
34:36
the back. I'm not here for the credit. I'm here
34:39
to talk about these scumbag sons of bitches that are
34:42
ruining all of our lives. And I'm going to continue
34:45
to talk about these people and not get dragged into
34:49
the other nonsense because really, at the end of the day,
34:51
these people are the biggest problem. We have people like
34:54
Jess Staley, the institutions that support him, and the institutions
34:58
that continue to enable people like Jeffrey Epstein. The Governor
35:06
of the Bank of England summoned the chairman of Barclays
35:09
to grill him about the links between the lenders then
35:12
chief executive Jess Staley and the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
35:16
The Mail on Sunday can reveal, so they have known
35:19
about this, right, this has been you know, something that
35:22
has been whispered about anyway, that Jess Staley was under
35:26
a tremendous amount of pressure internally and externally due to
35:30
his relationship with Epstein. But now that it's coming out
35:34
that the chairman of Barclays had to go and sit
35:39
down with the Governor of the Bank of England, Yeah,
35:42
not a very good look. And we see now things
35:46
are starting to come to the forefront about how some
35:49
of these oligarchs move their money around these banks. A
35:51
lot of people aren't hip to that, right, People don't
35:54
really pay attention to it. It's not very interesting for
35:57
the most part. Nobody gives a shit where someone else
35:59
had or money parked until something occurs, right until there's
36:03
some kind of situation where this person is under the
36:08
spotlight for dubious dealings or bad deals or whatever it is.
36:13
But I just go into all of these discussions and
36:16
conversations automatically thinking that all of these rich people were
36:20
talking about are scummy and up to no good, And
36:24
it seems like inevitably every single time we start reading
36:28
about one of them, that is actually what turns out
36:31
to be the case. The meeting in twenty nineteen was
36:36
convened due to concerns that Nigel Higgins may have understated
36:41
the extent of Staley's relationship with Epstein in a letter
36:44
he had sent to regulators. Now, look, is there any
36:47
more of a British name than Nigel Higgins before we
36:51
go on any further. That is like your quintessential English name. No,
36:55
kind of like John Smith and America. Nigel Higgins sounds
36:59
like some kind of author or poet. The existence of
37:03
the letter has remained secret until now. It's always a
37:06
secret with these people, right, Oh, well, we can't let
37:09
anybody know what's going on. Well, can't have any transparency whatsoever.
37:14
And then they wonder why nobody trusts them. Higgins, who
37:18
is still in the chair at Barclay's, was grilled by
37:22
the then Governor Mark Carney and Andrew Bailey, who was
37:25
Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority at the time
37:29
but has since taken the top job at the bank,
37:32
you know. And it's always a revolving door for these people, right,
37:35
regulators or otherwise they end up getting a job in
37:38
the financial sector. They end up getting a job working
37:41
for the very people that they were supposed to be regulating.
37:45
And it's just a joke. It's just like when we
37:47
have our elected officials go to Congress or go to
37:50
the Senate and they go in there with like a
37:51
net worth of one hundred and fifty grand, two hundred grand,
37:54
and then they come out with a net worth of
37:56
like eight million dollars. Must be nice, how that hell
38:00
hill do you make eight million dollars when you're making
38:04
a congressman's salary. But for the most part, we're willing
38:09
to look away and not dig too deep on stuff
38:11
like that. Then you get to this other scummy shit
38:15
of you people helping to enable people like Epstein. And
38:18
that's where we run into a problem, isn't it, Because again,
38:21
we all expect these politicians to steal, we all expect
38:25
them to lie. But you're not going to traffic children,
38:28
you're not going to enable it, and we're not just
38:30
gonna sit around and accept it. It is highly unusual
38:37
for the governor to haul up a bank chairman for
38:40
questioning over the conduct of a chief executive, indicating the
38:44
extent of the bank's disquiet. So look again, this was
38:48
twenty nineteen, folks. They knew they were gonna keep it
38:52
under wraps, keep just daily there as long as possible,
38:56
because it's all about the bottom line. At places like Barclays,
38:59
it always will be. You're not even a human being
39:02
to them, You really think they care if you can
39:05
pay your bills, or if you have medical bills that
39:07
need to be paid, or you know, whatever it might be.
39:10
You think Barclays gives a fly, and fuck they do not.
39:14
None of these banks do, and all of these dudes
39:18
at the top are I hate to say it, but
39:20
the smarmiest of the smarmy mfs running around in the
39:24
world today. Most of them have something to do with
39:26
the financial sector. And I hate to say that because
39:30
I have a lot of friends who work in the
39:31
financial sector. But it's not like I don't say this
39:34
to their face when we have conversations. I tell them
39:37
straight up, the greatest day of my life was when
39:40
I evacuated the premises and didn't have to deal with
39:43
you scoundrels anymore. Because it's just the whole entire industry
39:49
is corrupt, and when you're dealing with that amount of money,
39:51
what do you expect. You know. I'm not big on
39:55
over burdensome regulations on businesses for the most part, but
39:59
when we t talk about the financial sector, these people
40:02
have to be slapped. They have to be brought under control,
40:05
and they have to be brought to heel. They have
40:08
so much control over what goes on in our lives
40:11
and about the quality of our lives. I don't understand
40:14
how more people don't see what's going on here. Carney
40:20
stopped short of telling Higgins to al Staley. However, a
40:23
source said he gave Higgins the very clear impression the
40:26
board would want to consider the position of their chief
40:29
executive officer. So he didn't say, hey, look, you better
40:32
dump Staley, but he gave him a wink, wink, nudge nudge. Right, Look,
40:35
Staley's no good for you, guys. You're gonna have to
40:37
get rid of him. He can't stick around. There's no
40:40
way you're going to be able to continue to do
40:42
business with Staley at the head of the table. And
40:46
while it took a while for it to come to fruition,
40:49
because well that's how shit moves in the financial sector,
40:53
finally we're in a place where bitch ass Jess Staley
40:56
is no longer in charge at Barclays. Staley only resigned
41:01
in November last year after an investigation by city watchdogs
41:05
into how he characterized his relationship with the disgraced financier
41:10
Pedophile Epstein and what you think. He just he left
41:14
because he's such a good guy. He felt bad, he
41:17
felt remorseful, his moral compass started to work again. Zero chance.
41:21
Oh boy, knew the writing was on the wall. And
41:23
instead of being given his walking papers, ah you know,
41:26
I'll just Higgins' meeting with the Bank of England Chiefs
41:30
took place almost two years earlier, in December twenty nineteen.
41:34
It has understood Higgins's letter was written just weeks after
41:37
the death of Epstein in jail. So look, this is again.
41:40
This has been going on for so long, and behind
41:43
the scenes with Barclays anyway, it's all about the almighty dollar,
41:47
all of these banks, and look, I'm all about it, right,
41:50
secure that bag. That's what we're all trying to do here.
41:53
Let's not cut corners. I'm never going to be somebody
41:56
that is shitting on people who worked hard to get
41:59
where they are. And I don't care how much money
42:01
you make, But does that mean you have to be
42:03
a piece of shit human being? It seems like every
42:06
time these people start making a bunch of dough, they
42:08
become pieces of shit, or maybe they already were. But
42:11
the point is, just because you have a bunch of money,
42:14
Just because you have a bunch of power doesn't mean
42:16
you have to be an absolute prick. The missive is
42:23
understood to have vouched that there was nothing improper in
42:26
the relationship between Staley and Epstein and to have triggered
42:29
the pro by regulators that eventually led to his departure
42:33
from the bank. So basically just lying about things right
42:36
the Higgins Nigel Higgins lying about Epstein's relationship with Staley,
42:43
covering for Staley, all because Staley was making him money
42:46
at the bank. And that's what it comes down to.
42:48
Do not misunderstand me here. It is all about money
42:51
for these people. Every last thing they do. They wake
42:54
up in the morning thinking about it, they go to bed,
42:57
they think about it. Everything is about and they don't
43:01
care about you or anyone else on theirs in their
43:04
pursuit of it. The revelations will put a spotlight on
43:10
judgment made by Barclays Board almost two years before Staley's departure.
43:14
Epstein had been a client of Staley's when the latter
43:17
was a private banker at JP Morgan. He left the
43:20
bank in twenty thirteen. Funny Epstein happened to leave the
43:23
bank soon after Huh Staley visited Epstein on his private
43:28
island in the Caribbean on a sailing trip with his
43:31
wife in twenty fifteen, just months before taking charge of
43:35
the High Street Bank. And it's funny when people are like, well,
43:38
he was with his wife on the island. Well, maybe
43:40
his wife is into weird shit too. Well, you've never
43:42
seen a couple that are into some gonzo as weird shit.
43:45
Of course there's people out there like that, And again
43:48
not judging. If you want to do whatever you want
43:50
to do in your bedroom and it includes you and
43:53
your significant other, one of you dressing as an alligator
43:56
or a crocodile and the other one dressing as Steve Irwin,
43:59
I don't care. That's cool, have fun, cave a blast.
44:02
I enjoy as long as it's between consenting adults. What
44:05
happens in anyone's bedroom or anyone's love life is certainly
44:09
not my business. But this dude down on this island
44:13
hanging out and then to say, oh, well, I was
44:15
with my wife, like that's an excuse. Breaking news. Thirty
44:18
eight percent of people involved in human trafficking as traffickers
44:23
are women, so that's not really a defense in itself.
44:31
The investigation into Staley's sixty five first became public in
44:34
early twenty twenty, at which point the board said it
44:37
had full confidence in him. Remember what I said during
44:40
that time, they do not have full confidence in him.
44:43
I didn't have like a line directly to their boardroom
44:46
or whatever. But if you listen to the whispers in
44:49
the financial sector, the whispers on Wall Street, it tells
44:52
you everything you need to know. And those whispers had
44:54
been that jeff Staley was in serious trouble. He stepped
44:59
down four months ago upon seeing the findings of the inquiry,
45:03
which are not yet public. Staley has always insisted he
45:07
had a purely professional relationship with Epstein. He intends to
45:11
contest the conclusions of the probe, so they must be brutal, right.
45:14
If he plans to contest the conclusions of the probe
45:18
and he ended up losing his job for all of this,
45:21
you know that every single thing in that report is
45:25
going to be brutal for Jess Staley's bitch ass. He
45:30
said in twenty twenty, with hindsight, with what we know now,
45:34
I deeply regret having any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, but
45:37
added that he had been very transparent. Do all of
45:40
these people play from the same playbook. They all say
45:43
the same thing. I deeply regret my relationship with Epstein. Bitch,
45:47
you knew who he was. It was after his conviction.
45:49
Don't act like you had no idea who you were
45:51
hanging out with. Barclay said, it should be noted the
45:56
investigation makes no findings that mister Staley so or was
46:00
aware of any of mister Epstein's alleged crimes, which was
46:04
the central question underpinning barclay support for mister Staley following
46:09
the arrest of mister Epstein in the summer of twenty
46:12
and nineteen. The Bank of England and the FCA declined
46:16
to comment. Look, it's all bs. Jess Staley knew the deal,
46:20
he knew what was up. In my opinion anyway, him
46:22
and Jeffrey Epstein were super tight. You don't make those
46:25
kind of money money moves for somebody and not be
46:28
sharing a stake with him, all right, And we're talking
46:30
hundreds of millions of dollars. And furthermore, while I can't
46:34
you know, prove this, how many of those deals that
46:38
Staley was facilitating were made with ill gotten gains? And
46:42
thus how deep would Staley be if we had a
46:47
real investigation here, if we had an investigation that included Rico.
46:55
All right, folks, that's gonna do it for episode number
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one of the day. Obviously, much more to come, much
47:01
more is on the way. Hope you all have a
47:05
great morning. If you'd like to contact me, you can
47:08
do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com. That's
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