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Mega Edition: How Pam Bondi Has Compounded The Epstein Problem (6/9/26) · 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. After the debacle that was Phase one of
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the Epstein file release, Pound Bondi is now doubling down
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and saying that more Jeffrey Epstein files are going to
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be released. And according to her, the reason that this
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is taking some time is because there is a so
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called insurrection within the SDNY. But I don't buy that
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for a minute, folks. I know a lot of people
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out there don't want to hear that, but I don't
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buy it. There's no way that the SDNY is rebelling
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against the Attorney General and the head of the FBI.
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If that was the case, they would send a team
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down there to arrest whoever was doing this. But instead
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they're talking about firing people. They're talking about all this
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other nonsense that doesn't even matter. Here's an idea. You're
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the Attorney general, right, well, why don't you reopen the
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investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death and the investigation into the NPA.
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Let's get to the bottom of that, and then when
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your so called FBI roadblock is removed, then we can
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get to those documents. But here's the deal. I have
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a very very hard time believing that Pam Bondi is
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going to be able to deliver. And that's because a
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lot of these documents, unfortunately, are probably destroyed. And I
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don't mean recently, I'm talking about over the years. When
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you have an asset that gets burned the way Jeffrey
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Epstein was burned, they yank that chain, right, they get
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rid of all documentation that's going to lead back to
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them at the very least. Now they might, you know,
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leave some kind of breadcrumbs to throw you off the trail.
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But the truth is, I think the ship is sail, folks,
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and I don't think we're ever going to see anything
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of consequence ever again. And I hate to be that
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kind of contrarian, but I think that history has proved
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us correct time and time again here as we've all
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slithered through this muck in this sewer, every time you
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turn around, people are promising justice, people are promising this,
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that the other thing, And then what we get is
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some stupid ass stunt with a bunch of goofball influencers
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and binders. And let's remember it was Pam Bondy out
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here talking all this nonsense, right, Nobody told her that
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she had to come out talking about Jeffrey Epstein files
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this at the other thing, but there she was talking
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about it. Now you got to be about it. All
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that big talk is fine and well on the campaign trail,
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but now that you're in office, it's time to deliver.
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And that's what I said from the very beginning. If
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they don't deliver, then I'm going to be critical of them.
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And there is zero doubt that they haven't delivered. And
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you better believe I have zero faith in Pam Bondy
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and what's going on here? And have you noticed everybody
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stopped talking about the dumb ass list. That's because it
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never existed. They were all dog walking you and anybody
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out here telling you about that list lied to you.
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If there was a list, we would have seen it
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a long long time ago. There is no list. There's
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never going to be a list, and anybody saying there
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is should not be listened to at all. Today's article
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is from The Independent, and the headline Attorney General Pam
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Bondi insists more Jeffrey Epstein files are being released despite
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disastrous Phase one. This article was authored by James Liddell.
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Attorney General Pam Bondy has again proclaimed that America will
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get the full Jeffrey Epstein files after the highly anticipated
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first phase contained no major new allegations about the convicted
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sex offender nor his associates. Well, that's because you're all
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looking in the wrong place. The files, the files, stop it.
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How about the video from the night Jeffrey Epstein allegedly
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attempted suicide. How about the video from the night that
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he died. How about a brand new investigation into that
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NPA bullshit that you tried to set Acosta up as
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the fall guy for. How about that? And folks, let's
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not cut corners here. Okay. Pam Bondi was the attorney
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general in Florida from twenty eleven to twenty nineteen. She
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knows who all the players are. She knows who Jeffrey
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Epstein is. Bros. Running rampant in her backyard. So it's
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always laughable when people from Florida especially try to tell
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me they don't know who Jeffrey Epstein is or was.
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Give me a break. The nation's top law enforcement officer
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publicly released about two hundred pages of files Thursday, and
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including a series of flight logs from Epstein's private jet,
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a partly redacted contacts list, and a fully blacked out
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list of messuses. Later on Thursday, the US Department of
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Justice accused the FBI of withholding thousands of pages of
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Epstein documents, as Bondi wrote a letter to the bureau's
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newly confirmed director, Cash Ptel, demanding that all material related
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to the disgraced financier Pedophile be turned over to her
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office by Friday morning. We are getting the absolute dog
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walk here. No it's not his fault. No it's not
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her fault. I don't have the files. He has the files.
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She has the files. Joe has the files. Oh wait,
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we don't have the fire. That's what it's gonna end
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up being. Mark my words. And look, I hope I'm wrong.
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I would love to come back here and say to you,
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you know what, Pam Bondi is a hero. She did
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the right thing, and we got the information and now
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we're gonna get justice. But unfortunately I just don't see
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that being the case. Later Thursday, the US Department of
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Justice accused the FBI of withholding thousands of pages of
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Epstein documents, as Bondi wrote a new letter to the
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bureau's newly confirmed Director Cash Bettel, demanding that all material
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related to the disgraced financier A Pedophile be turned over
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to her office by Friday morning. On Saturday, Bondi told
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Fox News host Mark Levin that Americans will get the
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full Epstein files thanks to Donald Trump being the most
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transparent president. You know, they keep talking that they better
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make sure they follow through because you don't have to
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worry about the ardent loyalists, right Trump's ardent loyalists. Those
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people are gonna vote Maga, They're gonna vote you know,
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Pambondi matter what, but independence who have jumped on board,
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they expect action and they expect something to take place
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here when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein. And I don't
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mean some lip service and some bullshit documents we've all
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seen ten years ago. There needs to be real action here,
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actionable justice. New York City SDN. Why they're sitting on
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thousands of pages of documents for regarding Epstein, thousands and
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thousands and of course you've seen the very strong letters,
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she said. So if that's the case, remember all these
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people work for the government. They can't just sit on information.
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Send a strike team over there, kicking the door and
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raid them like you would do any other American who's
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not giving you what you want. But no, these people
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get to do whatever they want. Allegedly, they can run
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the whole entire country from their office in the SDNY. Now, look,
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I am not a fan of the SDNY, as you
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all know, but I find this to be a bit rich.
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They highly doubt that the SDNY is holding things up here,
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and I think that they're being used as a scapegoat.
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That's what I think now. Is the SDNY probably putting
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up a few roadblocks or whatever. Sure, I'm sure they are,
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But to act like Pam Bondi and Cash Betel can't
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rain that in. It's not a good look, and I
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don't think that it's the kind of image that they
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want to project. That they can't even control their own ranks.
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How are you going to keep the rest of us
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safe If you can't keep the rank and file doing
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what they're supposed to do, And if they don't do
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what they're supposed to do, why aren't they fired. We
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will get everything, We will have it in our possession.
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We will redact it, of course, to protect grand jury
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information and confidential witnesses. But the American people have a
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right to know, and Donald Trump is the most transparent
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president in our nation's history. Okay, well, let's see it.
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Keep talking about it, let's be about it a little bit, right,
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Let's see these documents that everybody's yapping about. BONDI also
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prompt miss that document surrounding the assassination of former president
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JFK and civil rights activists doctor Martin Luther King Junior
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will also be declassified. So not only will America get
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the full Epstein files, they will get JFK, they will
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get Martin Luther King, she said. And look, that's all great, right,
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I'd love to see the files. But what's going to
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come after that? Are there going to be any arrests?
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Is there going to be any kind of justice? Well,
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I wouldn't get my hopes up. The hype to classification
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of all the Epstein documents was met with backlash from
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conservatives after Bond eted up there release Wednesday and told
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Fox News that the details will make you sick. Yeah,
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the details we've been talking about here for years, Right,
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nothing in those files that were released, And then you
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have this douchebag stand in here. I don't even know
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what his name is holding up this binder with his
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dumb ass, stupid grin on his face. Then you got
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the libs of TikTok lady in the back with a
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big old grin on her face. Has she ever even
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talked about the Epstein survivors ever? Once? Look, I don't
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even know who any of these people are. I don't
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follow influencers. I don't follow people that are trying to
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pitch me shit, and I certainly don't follow grifters. So
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I have zero idea who any of these people are,
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or what they talk about, or what the fuck they're
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supposed to be influencing. Shit has bananas to me. You
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got these people on like TikTok and shit who fire
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off a few opinions and all of a sudden they're
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this great geopolitical commentator. I got news for you. Save
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your TikTok bullshit for somebody else. I'm not buying it.
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You're out here with all this nonsense, all these opinions.
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That's great, have all the opinions you want, But what
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makes you so special that your opinion should matter to me?
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I listen to people that have a track record of
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being right, not people who have a track record of
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moving the goalposts every single time NERD grift is exposed,
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and unfortunately a lot of these influencers are exactly that.
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Much of the material released was previously published material from
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the prosecution of Glenn Maxwell, Epstein's girlfriend knows co conspirator,
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general scumbag, bipedal serpent and fellow child abuser. That's what
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you mean, right and close confidant. Two years after the
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disgraced financier pedophile took his own life allegedly while in
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a Manhattan jail cell in August of twenty nineteen, while
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awaiting trial on new charges of trafficking teenage girls. Yo.
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After all these years, the legacy media still has no
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idea what they're talking about when it comes to Ebstein.
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It's truly amazing. Over the years, thousands of pages of
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records have been released through lawsuits, Epstein's criminal dockets, public disclosures,
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and Freedom of Information Act requests. In January twenty twenty four,
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court unsealed the final batch of documents collected as evidence
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in a lawsuit file by Epstein victim Virginia Roberts. And
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that was just a treasure trove, right. We got a
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lot of documents in that dump, and when you go
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through those core documents, you really get a view of
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what's going on. And I don't think that you can
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understand the full scope of this case, especially if you
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haven't looked at those court documents. It was released in
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an unprofessional manner, with paid partisan social media influencers to
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curate their binders for US. Right wing media. Pundit and
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conspiracy theorist Laura Lumer tweeted on Thursday, I can't trust
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anything in the binder. Neither should you. Well, I don't
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know about all that, but it's all old. So what
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does that even mean. We know that it's true, but
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it's just old and rehashed material, like I said it
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would be. Keep in mind, I've been telling you this
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for how long now, and lo and behold, here we are.
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And it's not like I'm the amazing fucking Kreskin. I
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just know how this all works at this point. I've
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been on this shit since twenty nineteen. So all these
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Johnny cum latelies that think they're ahead in the race
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don't even realize that they're so far behind that they're
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just being lapped at this point. Florida Representative Anna Paulina Luna,
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head of the new Congressional Task Force to the classify
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federal secrets, added, this is not what we or the
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American people ask for, and to complete disappointment, get us
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the information that we ask for. Agree with that one
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thousand percent. I don't want bs who needs to waste
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their time, Not me, not you, not anybody, and certainly
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not the survivors. Let's remember that's what this is about.
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Justice for those girls who were abused. And while I
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know that all of you understand that, guess who doesn't.
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Those douchebag influencers who have to have their moment, they
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certainly don't understand that. Either that or they don't care,
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or maybe even both. The FBI director took to X
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and wrote, there will be no cover ups, no missing documents,
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and no stone left unturned, and anyone from the prior
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or current bureau who undermines this will be swiftly pursued.
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If there are gaps, we will find them. If records
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have been hidden, we will uncover them, just like with aliens.
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I want to believe, but the truth is they've done
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nothing to put me in the position where I could
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sit here and tell you that I have confidence that
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we're going to get what they're saying we're going to get.
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So I'm not gonna sit here and bullshit you. I'm
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not gonna pump your tires up and I'm not gonna
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tell you. Oh yeah. Well, there's no doubt that Pam
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Bondi and Cash Battel are going to deliver because I've
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been through this before. I've seen this story unfold and
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it always seems to have the same ending and spoiler
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alert that ending is we end up with un goats.
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So let's hope that this is different. Let's hope that
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Bondy and Battel come through. But I'm certainly not holding
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my breath. All right, folks, that's gonna do it for
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this one. If you'd like to contact me, you can
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u Cci. All of the links that go with this
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episode can be found in the description box. What's up, everyone,
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and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. Pam
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Bondy is sitting in one of the most powerful law
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enforcement positions in the country, And when it comes to
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the Epstein Transparency Act, the one job that actually matters here,
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she treats it like its background noise, like it's optional,
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like it's something that you circle back to after lunch
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if you're filling up to it. Meanwhile, the people who
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were trafficked, abused, and dragged through hell by Jeffrey Epstein
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are still waiting, still being told to be patient, still
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being handled like a scheduling conflict instead of human beings
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whose lives got detonated while the system looked the other way.
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And now years later, that same system is basically saying,
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hang tight, we're reviewing, reviewing what the law already told
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you what to do. And it's not complicated. The Epstein
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Transparency Act wasn't written in riddles. There's no hidden meaning.
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It's not some abstract legal puzzle. It says in plain English.
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Release the files show the work. Stop hiding behind redactions
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that look like someone spilled dink on every page. That matters.
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That's it, that was the assignment. But instead, what do
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we get DeLay's excuse is that same bureaucratic shrug where
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everything sounds official but nothing actually happens, and somehow, somehow,
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the only people who seem to consistently benefit from all
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this careful review are the ones who are never supposed
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to be shielded in the first place, the powerful ones,
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the connected ones, the ones whose names just keep not
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showing up. What a coincidence, right, And Bondy, Well, Bondy
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just keeps going press appearances, statements, the whole act like
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everything's under control, like justice is right around the corner.
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If we all just stay calm and trust the process,
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that line should be retired permanently at this point. Trust
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the process is what you say when you don't want
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people asking why the process isn't working, Because, let's be honest,
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this isn't a delay anymore. Delay is when something takes
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longer than expected. This this is avoidance. This is dragging
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it out until people get tired, until the story cool off,
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until accountability feels like old news instead of an active demand.
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And the thing is, people aren't stupid. They can see it.
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You can only say we're working on it so many
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times before it starts sounding like we're not going to
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do it unless we're forced to. And that's exactly where
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this is headed. So yeah, at some point you have
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to stop asking politely. At some point you have to
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stop pretending that this is just a backlog issue or
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a paperwork problem. At some point you look at the
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Attorney General, someone whose entire job is to enforce the law,
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and you ask the obvious question, if she won't enforce
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this one, why she's still there, Because we all know
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that this isn't just about Epstein anymore. It's about whether
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anything tied to that case is ever going to be
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handled right, whether the people in charge are actually willing
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to pull the curtain back, or if they're just going
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to keep standing in front of it, smiling, while everything
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that matters stays hidden behind them. And if the answer
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is the second one, and right now it sure looks
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like it is, then keeping her in that position isn't
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just a bad look. It's a part of the problem.
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Today's article is from the Daily Mail and the headline
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Trump considers firing Pambondy over Attorney General's handling of the
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Epstein files. This article was authored by Stephen M. Lapour.
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Pam Bondy should have been fired the day she started
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her bullshit in front of Congress. That's when the hammer
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should have dropped. She should have been fired right along
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with that dute. The dute Howard Lutnick. Donald Trump is
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reportedly discussed firing Attorney General Pam Bondy over handling all
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of the Epstein files. The President has considered replacing Bondi
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with EPA administrator and former Congressman leez Elden. However, he
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has yet to make a final decision, according to both
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CNN and New York Times. Look, it's a long time coming,
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but let's not act like Trump is having some come
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to Jesus moment. Trump is looking for escapegoat. And if
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this warrant Iran is wrapping up, like Trump said, it
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was debatable, But if it is, they know that the
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Epstein files are gonna pop right back up, and they're
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gonna have to, you know, have some kind of strategy
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to deal with it. And it looks like the strategy
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is gonna be to throw Pam Bondi under the bus.
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And I am aokay with her losing her job. But
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let's not act like this wasn't directed by the President.
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He hasn't been shy about telling us that he's directing
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the DOJ to do this or to do that, and
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he's certainly been pretty vocal about using the DOJ to
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go after people that might be as political enemies who
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are connected to Epstein. But short of that, Trump and
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this DOJ, they have no desire to really chase this story.
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They have all the evidence they need, they have everything
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they need, they choose not to pursue it. And one
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of the best examples of this is the that we're
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going through right now from Marievilla Fauna to the other
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lawyers that were involved in the first arrest and prosecution
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of Jeffrey Epstein. Just take a look at what Marievill
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Lafana says in those emails, and take a look at
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how the game was played and how it was Epstein's
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team leading the dance. And there's explicit language in that
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MPa that makes that NPA null and void if Jeffrey
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Epstein is in dereliction of it, and he most certainly was,
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so the NPA could be thrown away tomorrow. And that's
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something paum Bondi and the Trump administration could do basically
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on their own. They just have to petition the court
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and show the court that Epstein was in dereliction of
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that NPA, and then that protection that's been issued to
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everybody goes away. Notice nobody's talking about that, and that's
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because they know how devastating it would be. They understand
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that there's no narrative that gets them out of that right.
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They understan that there's no Oh, well, we can't do
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that because the court won't let us. That's not the case.
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The court most certainly will let them, they choose not to.
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In a statement to The Daly Mail, Trump issued praise
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for Bondi. He did not deny the report. Attorney General
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paum Bondi is a wonderful person, and she's doing a
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good job. Well, yeah, if he means protecting Epstein's friends,
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she's doing a fantastic job. I mean, if that's the case,
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she should be promoted and she shouldn't be losing a gig,
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right because she's doing a fantastic job protecting those people. Meanwhile,
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the Epstein survivors, well that's a whole different story. The
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Daily Mail's reached out to Attorney General Bondie for comment,
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though the Justice Department referred both CNN and The New
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York Times to the president's statement. The Times reporting was
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based on four people familiar with the discussions Now, how
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does the Times keep getting all this access to Trump
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and his cabinet when supposedly Trump and his cabinet hate
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the New York Times. Seems to me somebody's trying to
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stir the pot. I wonder who that somebody is. People
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connected the Bondi told the paper that are accompanying the
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President on his visit to the Supreme Court Wednesday prove
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Bondi still had Trump support. Trump brought Bondi and Commerce
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Secretary Howard Ludnik to hear his administration's defense of his
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executive order to overturn the constitutional and statutory protection of
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birthright citizenship. You know what, I have my doubts about
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this story. If I'm being real, I have my doubts.
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And if he does end up firing her, it's going
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to be in a scapegoat type of way, because the
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Epstein files are so damaging, and he knows that, and
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he knows that he has to have somebody to blame.
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He can't take the heat, so he has to have
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somebody to blame, right, and who better than paym Bondy.
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A source close to CNN said that their relationship with
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business as usual in recent days. Those close to The
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President said, however, that Bondi has made Epstein a political
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liability for Trump, even among his fervent Maga Bass. That's bs.
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Trump has made it a political liability. Now, Bondi has
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certainly helped out, and if she brought the matches, well,
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I'll accept that. But Trump certainly brought the gasoline, and
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boy did he set fire to it. We're talking a
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three alarm blaze, right, And even though he was caught
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with the matches, somebody else has to be responsible, right,
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and that somebody, unfortunately, is going to be Pam Bondy.
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He has also allegedly been critical of her communication skill
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and reticence to attack the president's enemies. The attorney General
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would be the second major figure to depart the second
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Trump administration, after Christy Nome was replaced by Mark Wayne
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Mullen as DHS Secretary in early March. Bondy faces the
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Congressional subpoena over the Epstein scandal after the Committee passed
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a motion by Republican Nancy Mace in March amid concerns
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the Justice Department had failed to turn over all Epstein
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related documents. Well, I don't think that's a concern It's
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an absolute fact. They have no desire to turn over
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the evidence none, and they had to be forced to
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do it kicking and screaming. And even then they missed
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the mark. And it's Pam Bondi who's going to be
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left hold in the bag, not Donald Trump. Republican Chairman
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James Comer wrote in the cover letter of the subpoena
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on Tuesday that the Committee still had questions over the
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Justice Department's handling of the investigation into Epstein and his associates. Oh,
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James Comer, huh, finally getting busy, performative, nonsensical the guys
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of moron. As Attorney General, you're directly responsible for overseeing
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the Department's collection, review and determination regarding the release of
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files pursuant to the Epstein Files Transparency Act, and the
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Committee therefore believes that you possess valuable insight into these efforts.
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Comer wrote, Well, she's just gonna get up there and
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do another performance. Right, You think she's going to be honest,
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truthful and forthcoming. Now does that sound like the Pam
24:21
Bondi that we know? She's going to be evasive, combative,
24:26
and an absolute nightmare when her job really is to
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get up there and let Congress know what's going on.
24:34
But instead everything has to be a circus, right, everything
24:37
has to be a circus. Confrontational, combative and straight up stupid.
24:43
And at this point it's all performative. All these people
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are looking for clicks, and I shit you not. We're
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being governed by influencers. These aren't even serious people at
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this point. Hardline Republicans Tim Burchett, Lauren ba, Robert Michael Cloud,
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and Scott Perry broke ranks to vote with Democrats, to
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compel Bondy to appear so much courage, so much brave.
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The Attorney General is the latest big name to be
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snared by the Committee, which in February grilled Bill and
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Hillary Clinton over their relationship with pedophile and his co conspirator,
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Glenn Maxwell. Bondi has says fury from across the political
25:24
spectrum over herboch release of the Epstein files, including leaving
25:29
victims names unredacted while keeping secret the names of alleged abusers.
25:33
And they'll tell you that's just a big accident, but
25:36
I think it's by design. I'm sorry to be so cynical,
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but at this point, why should I give them any
25:42
kind of trust. Why should I give them the nod
25:45
of approval. I don't care how you got the answer.
25:48
I want to see the work. She clashed with lawmakers
25:51
at a Tens House Judiciary Committee hearing in February, deflecting
25:55
questions about the administration's performance by pointing to the Dow
25:59
soaring past fifty thousand points. Maybe the next time that
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the Secretary of Defense or Secretary of War or whatever
26:06
we're calling them nowadays, is in front of Congress, they
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can tell us about how many lubooboos were sold? Like
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who gives a fuck about the TAO in the context
26:16
of the conversation that was occurring Holy deflection. Bondi promised
26:23
to release the file shortly after taking up leadership of
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the DOJ, but the first tranch a document she disclosed
26:29
was already widely circulated. Pressure on Trump to release the
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full files ratcheted up last year, eventually culminating in the
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Epstein Transparency Act, a bipartisan bill that forced Justice Department
26:42
to publish the remaining files. Uh, what did they follow
26:47
that law? Or no? And the answer is they didn't,
26:51
So I don't even know what this talk about. Oh,
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they release the files is even about because they most
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certainly did not. More than three million Epstein related documents
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were finally released at the end of January, including new
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mentions of Trump as well as Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik.
27:11
Lutnik agreed to testify after a new photo emerged showing
27:15
him with Epstein on the pedophile's private island comer announced
27:19
earlier this month. Trump meanwhile declared Lutnik a very innocent guy.
27:24
He was ultimately suboenaed after Mace threatened to force a
27:28
formal vote. Well, it would seem to me that the
27:31
writing's on the wall for Paum Bondi and that she
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is going to be served up as a sacrifice and
27:36
the scapegoat as soon as this Iran conflict comes to
27:40
an end, and that'll be their next move in trying
27:43
to keep this cover up going. And I'm not really
27:45
in the prediction game, but that is my prediction when
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it comes to Bondi, because I think that Trump always
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needs that fall guy, or in this case, that fall gal,
27:54
and that's exactly what Bondi is set up as. So
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like usual, we'll see where it all goes. And when
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we have some more information about what the deal is,
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we'll get that added to the catalog. All the information
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that goes with this episode can be found in the
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description box. What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode
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of the Epstein Chronicles. Yesterday, Paum, Bondi and Todd Blanche
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had a closed door meeting with the committee overseeing the
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Epstein scandal, and of course it evolved into an absolute
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shit show, just as expected. We don't have a serious
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person in the whole last room, Congress, Blanche, Bondie, none
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of these people are serious, and they're turning this whole
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entire thing into nothing more than a circus. All they
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care about sagatcha moment. And it's unfortunate, but that is
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the way our political structure is set up at this point.
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All these people want to be influencers. They spent more
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time on Twitter than they do writing bills, so we
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shouldn't be shocked to see that it evolved into an
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absolute circus. You have one side saying that there's a
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gigantic cover up, which I do agree with, and then
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of course you have Bondy and Blanche saying that this
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whole entire thing is nothing more than a hit job
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and that the whole motivation is to take down Donald Trump.
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That's the counter narrative, right, and it's effective. It has
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been an effective message to the base. And when you
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have the Democrats get up and walk out of one
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of these meetings, it looks like it's performative. Your job
29:37
is to sit in there and listen and hold people accountable,
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not get up and walk out and protest. I'm so
29:44
tired of it. And this is why I was against
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it being a closed door meeting in the first place.
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Why do we have a closed door meeting? This should
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be public so the American people held the world can
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see what's going on. That way, we can't be gas
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lit or lied to by either side, because that's what's
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going on. Both sides are trying to control the narrative.
30:06
Both sides are trying to wield the narrative as a
30:09
cudgel against their opponents. Meanwhile, the survivors are stuck in
30:13
the middle, once again being forgotten about. But why should
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that matter as long as these politicians get the grandstand
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and act like they care. Today's article is from CBS
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News and the headline House Democrats walk out of tense
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briefing with BONDI over Epstein files, calling it a fake hearing.
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This article was authored by Joe Walsh. A group of
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House Democrats walked out of a closed door briefing with
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Attorney General Pam Bondi on the Jeffrey Epstein probe late Wednesday,
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as tensions over Justice departments handling of the Epstein case
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continue to simmer. The face off took place one day
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after the chair of the House Oversight Committee, Republican Representative
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James Comer of Kentucky, subpoena Bondi to testify about Epstein
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next month. Long time coming. But do you really think
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it's gonna matter? Do you think Pam Bondy is gonna
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tell us anything? Or do you think she's gonna play
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the same games that she played before. I think that
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she's going to play the same games, And that's because
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I don't think she can tell the truth at this
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point because it would out them and it would destroy
31:24
their cover up. So you just have to keep doubling down.
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And I think for Pam Bondy that's gonna prove disastrous
31:31
later on down the road. Do these people really think
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they're gonna get away with all of this, that they're
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gonna cover this all up, and nobody's gonna dig deeper
31:41
later on down the road, because that's definitely gonna happen.
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And honestly, at this point, I doubt any of the perpetrators,
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as far as the people that were with Epstein doing
31:52
the most handeous crimes, are ever gonna be held accountable.
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But the people that engaged in the cover up the
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paper trail people, well, you can't depend on the Statute
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of Limitations to protect you. You can't depend on the
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evidence going away, and you certainly can't count on the
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fact that we're gonna forget, because we are not going
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to forget. This is the ultimate betrayal. What's happening with
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Jeffrey Epstein, as far as I'm concerned, is the ultimate betrayal.
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These people have one job to protect the most vulnerable
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amongst us. They can't even do that. But sure, let's
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engage in some war halfway across the world. Sounds like
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a great idea. Bondie and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche
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went to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to meet with members
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of the panel. Less than an hour later, Democrats left
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the room. Look, that's not the right way to do it.
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Storming out of the room, throwing a fit, a tantruom.
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Not a good look. And I understand it's frustrating, right,
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nobody wants to sit there and be lied to. But
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as a lawmaker, you have to push back against that shit.
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Could you imagine Benjamin Franklin walking out of a congressional meeting.
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Never happened. You have to push back, You have to
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be firm, pushback and demand accountability. That's your job, and
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if you're not capable of doing it, then you should
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be voted out. But for whatever crazy reason, we keep
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sending these incumbents back to DC and we keep getting
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the same results. What did you think they were gonna
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change because they told you that on the campaign trail. Oh,
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this time is gonna be different. I'm a different guy.
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I heard you, I'm listening to you, and we're gonna
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do better get elected. That's the same shit. The committee's
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top Democrat, representative, Robert Garcia of California, proll reporters that
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Bondie did not commit to honoring the panel subpoena. He
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called Wednesday session a fake hearing, adding that Bondie wasn't
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under oath and did not give an opening statement, Wow,
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you know, I am inclined to believe them, as shocking
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as that may be, because Pam Bondy has shown us
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who she is in public already. So if she's not
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under oath and she's at this hearing, do you really
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think she's gonna be forthcoming? She's gonna all of a
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sudden be helpful and care about what's going on. Zero chance.
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So as far as it being a quote unquote fake hearing,
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I agree with that. If she's not under oath, forget it.
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She's not going to tell you the truth. Even when
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she was under oath, she was out here playing games.
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So what makes you think when she's not under oath
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she's gonna be forthcoming and tell the truth. It's outrageous,
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it's infuriating, and it continues this White House cover up
34:39
of the Epstein files. Garcia said, we're not going to
34:42
take that anymore. Well, what is it exactly that you
34:44
plan on doing, mister Garcia? Have you even talked about
34:48
a special counsel yet or maybe a tribunal of some sort,
34:53
How about the DOJ getting rid of the NPA. Have
34:56
we had that conversation? So what exactly is it that
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you're not going to take anymore, and is this a
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twisted sister video? Now we're not going to take it,
35:06
only to turn around and take it. These people talk
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a big game, all of them. Very few of them
35:13
ever come through. Another Democrat, Representative Maxwell Frost of Florida,
35:19
called it a fake deposition where no one can see
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what's going on, noting the lack of c SPAN cameras
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for the closed door meeting. Well, I don't think there
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should be a closed door meeting unless it has to
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do with national security, Like, what are we doing here?
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Why are my tax dollars being used for closed door meetings?
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Maybe I should learn a different language and say this
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in a different language. I do not trust the Department
35:45
of Justice or Congress to tell us the truth. Everything
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has to be open door. Everything has to be transparent,
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completely and fully. They have lost the benefit of the doubt,
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at least as far as I'm concerned. Now, if you
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want to trust them, you want to believe them, that's
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up to you. But the days of me being dog
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walked by politicians are long over. Comer meanwhile, suggested the
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walkout was premeditated and part of a political game, and
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that's why I would have never walked out if I
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was one of the Democrats, because you take away that narrative,
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then oh the Democrats stormed out, Stay there for the
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whole thing, and then leave and say, well, that was ridiculous.
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I just wasted X amount of time in my life
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to be lied to once again by Pam Bondy. But
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if you storm out in the middle of it, you
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give them a narrative. They came out clutching their pearls,
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complaining that you wasn't answering questions, he said. The first
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three people to ask questions, all they did was complain.
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Comer is such a clown. And it's amazing to me
36:49
how many of these people are willing to burn their
36:51
political careers in order to further this cover up. Like
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it's unbelievable to me, because make no mistake, this is
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attached to them for the rest of their political careers.
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What do you think Comer is just going to fade
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into oblivion. He's going to run again and wait and
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see the ads that are put up against them. James
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Comer protecting pedophiles and not your children. I can hear
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the ads now. At one point during the hearing, there
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was a verbal argument between Comer and Democratic Representative Summerly
37:23
of Pennsylvania. Both lawmakers acknowledged, of course there was, because
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it's about them. It's almost hard to quantify the amount
37:31
of ego that was in that room. Leetol reporters that
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she asked Comer if he will compel BONDI to comply
37:39
with the subpoena and initiate proceedings to hold her in
37:41
contempt of Congress if she doesn't show up, and instead
37:45
of answering as an adult, he said that I was bitching. Well,
37:49
it's a good question, will you hold her in contempt
37:52
or not? The answers probably know because Donald Trump would
37:55
lose his shit, and none of these Republicans can have
37:58
that right. Lasting that one want to do is turn
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into the new Joe Kent and have every fucking maga
38:03
person in the world call you a trader. And look,
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I don't know if Joe Kent leaked information or not.
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Nobody does besides Joe Kent and maybe the investigators. But
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my point is how quickly people will turn and all
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of a sudden you go from hero to zero in
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point three seconds. Just ask Marjorie Taylor Green. And if
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there's not complete compliance. Forget it, You're going to be
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the next one up. And these members of the committee
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that are also in the GOP, they know that, and
38:31
instead of having the courage like Marjorie Taylor Green or
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Thomas Massey, they just go along to get along. But
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I think deep in their guts they know that what
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they're doing is wrong, and what they're doing is disgusting.
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Comer confirmed that interaction, saying Lee was just complaining about
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the format. He later wrote on x I said Democrats
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were bitching and wasting everyone's time. Because Democrats were bitching
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and wasting everyone's time, sort of like this bogus app
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this investigation that you're heading up here, mister Comer, you know,
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a waste of everybody's time. Ask whether she will comply
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with the subpoena. Bondi said after the briefing that she
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made a crystal clear I will follow the law, a
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response that Garcia called inadequate. Bondy also criticized democrats walk out.
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But did she talk about the doo. That's what everybody
39:20
needs to know about, right, the doo. The doo, the tao.
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One congress woman screamed, Cespan wasn't in there, so she
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didn't want to ask questions. Yet all day long, they've
39:32
been on social media saying they had all these questions.
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Bondie said, is Pam Bondi for real? As if she'd
39:37
answer any of the questions anyway. It's all a big
39:41
game to these people. I'm telling you right now, Bondi
39:43
has been in the middle of this Epstein shit since Florida,
39:46
so she can save the BS for somebody else. CBS
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News has reached out to the Justice Department for comment.
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The incident underscores how caustic the Epstein issue has become.
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The Justice Department has faced years of intense questions over
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its handling of the disgraced financier who avoided federal charges
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for child sex crimes until twenty nineteen, when he was
40:10
indicted for sex trafficking but died by suicide allegedly in jail,
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drawing public fascination and conspiracy theories. We'll keep that in mind, okay.
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Up until recently, outlets like CBS call this whole thing
40:25
a conspiracy theory, and they still haven't learned their lesson.
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The Department has released millions of government files on Epstein
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in recent months, spanning multiple federal investigations into him and
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is convicted associate you mean co conspirator, right, fellow child abuser,
40:42
general scumbag and bipedal serpent. That's what you mean, right,
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Glenn Maxwell. After Congress passed the law late last year
40:49
requiring it to publish its files on Epstein, members of
40:53
both parties have criticized the Justice Department's handling of the
40:57
files release, arguing that some file were inappropriately withheld or
41:02
excessively redacted. Some sexual abuse survivors also say their personal
41:07
information was exposed. The Department has defended its release process,
41:13
saying that hundreds of lawyers poured through the files to
41:16
check for survivors' names and have taken documents down when
41:20
there are redaction mistakes. Oh yeah, they've done a fantastic job.
41:24
They should all get raises. In fact, they should all
41:27
get bus made and they should be put in the Smithsonian.
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Are they for real right now patting themselves on the
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back for this piss poor job. Democrats have accused Bondie
41:38
of engaging in a cover up. Well, I'm not a Democrat.
41:41
I can promise you that, and I'm telling you they're
41:44
engaging in a cover up. We want her under oath
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because we don't trust her, Frost said Wednesday evening. Comer
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said that Republicans are committed to carrying out a serious
41:54
investigation and want to work with the Justice Department to
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get answers. Does it look like a cover up? He said?
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The Attorney General, Blanche and all the top brass at
42:03
the DOJ. We're in here to answer questions, and yet
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they don't ask a single question. Comer is such a clown.
42:10
Holy cow. I honestly don't know if there's a bigger
42:14
moron than James Comer. So the whole entire thing, like
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I've told you from the jump, is a gigantic circus,
42:20
and unfortunately it's all by design. And if it wasn't
42:24
for the discharge petition, forget it, they would have killed
42:27
this story so quick that it would have made your headspin.
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But thankfully we're in a place now where James Comer
42:35
can't really do that. Now he can muck things up
42:38
like he's been doing and be an absolute tool. But
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at the end of the day, the law is the law,
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and if the DOJ doesn't abide by that law, at
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some point, that bill is gonna come do And folks,
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you're a boy will be here for it, all right.
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That's gonna do it for this one. All the information
42:56
that goes with this episode can be found in the
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