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The Doctors, the Donor, and the Epstein Paper Trail at Mount Sinai (5/28/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein and the
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  influence that he had, it didn't stop in one sector
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  of life. This man had connections everywhere. And one of
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  the places that Jeffrey Epstein was able to infiltrate due
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  to his relationship with the Dubin family was Mount Sinai Hospital,
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  and according to reports, whenever one of the girls would
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  get sick, Jeffrey Epstein would bring them or send them
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  to Mount Sinai, and the doctors over at Mount Sinai
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  that worked with them, they kept it quiet. Uh, Jeffrey
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  doesn't want us to tell anybody. Well, if we want
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  his money, then we should do what he says. And
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  how many times have we seen that? And then those
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  very people who took that money stayed silent and helped
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  enable Jeffrey Epstein will now tell you that they're the
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  ones who are victims, that they're the ones who are
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  being embarrassed. Well, good, you should be embarrassed. You should
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  have been in bed with this scumbag in the first place,
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  and now that you're being outed for it, well, guess
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  what that's life. And if you want to be mad,
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  be mad at Eva Dubin and Glenn Dubin. They're the
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  ones that were paling around with Epstein. They're the ones
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  who thought Epstein was a great guy. They're the ones
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  who had their daughter calling them uncle Jeffy. And according
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  to Virginia, Glenn Dubin also took part in the abuse.
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  So if you're gonna send somebody somewhere to get medical treatment,
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  might as well send them to someplace where you know
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  you're gonna have silence, right Because under normal circumstances, if
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  you go to get medical treatment and you've been abused
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  or whatever, the doctors, more than likely you're gonna have
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  some questions for you couldn't have that, couldn't have any
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  kind of questions when it comes to Epstein and his girls, right,
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  So let's send them to our buddy, just like when
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  they would send the girls down to Frederick Focai to
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  get their hair done. The documents exposed the network of
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  doctors and administrators at the prestigious Manhattan Medical Institution who
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  arranged after hours emergency room access, made house calls to
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  Epstein's homes and private island, and facilitated professional opportunities for
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  people in his circle, reported CNN. If you wash my back,
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  I'm gonna wash yours. And again, it's just another example
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  of how transactional everything was when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein.
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  This man was so transactional that it's not funny. And
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  I have no clue how people don't understand this yet.
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  My man wasn't out here being altruistic, wasn't shown up
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  anywhere with a bag of dough to help people's lives.
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  He was looking for vulnerable girls that he could abuse.
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  That's what he was doing. One notable instance involved doctor
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  Jess Ting, a plastic surgeon I'm Mount Sinai, who repeatedly
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  traveled Epstein's residences for medical consultations. In emails obtained by
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  the Justice Department, King described Epstein as a VIP and
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  pledged that for mister Epstein, anything is possible. When Epstein's
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  assistant asked if Ting could perform a procedure at ten pm,
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  Ting simply responded, yes, see you then a doctor coming
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  to your house at ten pm. I'm sure that that
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  doctor doesn't owe anything to Jeffrey Epstein, and I'm sure
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  that mister Ting is just another great guy. Ah buddy,
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  jeff I'm gonna come over at ten pm. No big deal,
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  or maybe just maybe that was part of the quid
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  pro quo for accepting Jeffrey Epstein's money. I know, crazy
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  thought right, crazy as all hell. Hedge fund manager Glenn Dubin,
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  a prominent trustee of the Mount Sinai Health System and
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  primary founder of a namesake breast cancer center at the hospital,
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  is mentioned numerous times in Epstein files and is now
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  married to Epstein's ex girlfriend, Eva Anderson Dubin, who used
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  her connections for special treatment from the hospital. And that
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  whole situation is just beyond bizarre. Imagine being buddies with
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  your ex friend who's married to some other dude. Now, look,
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  I'd understand if you had some kids, you were married, whatever,
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  but you weren't. So why would Eva Anderson Dubin want
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  to stay around this dude and why would Glen Dubin
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  allow it. There's so many unanswered questions when it comes
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  to the Dubins and their relationship with Epstein, and those
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  questions just continue to build and there's never been any answers.
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  What about the fifteen year old Swedish girl? Is anybody
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  going to talk to Glenn Dubin. We're going to bring
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  him up for a little conversation with Congress. Probably not
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  a little bit too rich for that. Robin Solomon, who
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  headed trustee services at a Mount Sinai, provided Anderson Dubin
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  with a twenty four to seven emergency room contact number
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  in twenty thirteen. All he has to say is he's
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  a friend of yours and everyone is great, Solomon wrote,
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  according to the files, so they just help those girls
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  be abused instead of reporting that girls are getting abused.
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  You know, whatever might be happening, You'll be great. Just
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  use Diva's name. Tell me again how this is in
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  a RICO case. Can somebody please explain that? And maybe
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  you need to use crayons and flash cards because my
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  dumbass can't figure out how these people avoided RICO, at
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  least from a legal standpoint. Now I know why overall
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  they avoided it, but legally speaking, there is no justification
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  and I'm never going to shut up about it. I've
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  seen so many people get hit with RICO who have
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  done not even a fraction of the bullshit Epstein was
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  up to. So if they're going to get ricoed, then
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  Epstein and his friends they should too. The revelations have
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  created significant tension within Mount Seinized medical community. Multiple doctors
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  told CNN they had no knowledge of Epstein's connection to
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  the hospital and express shock upon learning the details. Well,
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  it's been out there for how long that Epstein donated
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  a bunch of money. So let's not act like Epstein
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  was in, you know, pump and doing here and the
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  name Dubin is synonymous with Epstein. How do you not
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  know that one anonymous physician affiliated with the institution call
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  for the hospital to rename the Dubin Breast Center. Fire
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  implicated doctors and sever ties with the Dubin family. And
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  I think all of that is acceptable and justified. Everybody
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  who took part, everybody who helped enable Jeffrey Epstein, and
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  everybody who benefited from his bullshit, at the very least,
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  they should lose their jobs. And frankly, they would be
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  lucky if that was the only thing that happened, because
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  anybody who accepted one dime, congratulations, you're now part of
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  the problem. And if we were using real world solutions,
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  all of you would be arrested, all of you would
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  be under investigation, and all of you would have your
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  finances frozen, but for that to happen, we'd have to
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  have an administration and a country that actually cared about justice.
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  I think they're just focused on the money and not
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  a up setting people in power, the doctor said, suggesting
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  that financial considerations from wealthy donors continue to influence institutional
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  decision making. The hospital has largely remained silent on the controversy.
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  Mount Sinai's statement acknowledged that Epstein's actions were reprehensible, but
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  declined to address specific questions about its internal investigation, the
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  total amount of donations received, or the conduct of staff
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  members involved in providing preferential treatment. And I highly doubt
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  we're going to hear anything from them. They can only
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  make it worse at this point. So we'll probably hear
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  from their lawyers, but as far as hearing from the
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  actual hospital, I doubt that. And the Dubins forget it.
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  We're not gonna hear shit from them. The files also
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  document instances where Epstein leveraged his hospital connections for personal
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  favors unrelated to his own medical care. When his girlfriend,
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  Karna Shuliac was rejected for a dental residency at Mount Sinai,
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  Epstein forwarded the rejection Emount of Solomon, who subsequently promised intervene.
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  I'm going to call my contact tomorrow and get her interviewed.
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  The Epstein files indicate that the New York financier appears
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  to have given over three hundred thousand dollars to Mount
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  Sinai affiliated organizations, with at least one hundred and twenty
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  five thousand donated directly to the Duben Breas Center. CNN
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  reported in twenty thirteen Anderson Dubin tried to pitch Epstein
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  on helping to fund post surgery recovery rooms for women,
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  telling him that the floor could be called the Epstein
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  Floor for women. The report added, after he was already convicted,
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  Eva Dubin, what an absolute disgusting woman. Imagine trying to
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  name a whole last floor a woman's floor after Jeffrey Epstein.
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  I mean, what's next the Hannibal Lecter buffet. The next year,
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  the hospital employees discussed putting up a plaque at the
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  Duben Breast Center that would say it was an honor
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  of Epstein. It's not clear if the plaque went up.
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  The DJ's release of millions of Epstein files has prompted
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  Mount Sinai to form a committee to investigate its ties
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  to the financier, but hospital leadership has provided no public
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  updates on that investigation or any corrective measures being considered. Well,
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  that's because all these internal reports aren't about fixing things.
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  They're about covering it up. They're about wetwashing it. They're
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  about letting you know or trying to let you know. Hey, look,
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  we know something went wrong and we're trying to correct it.
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  But nothing ever gets corrected, nothing's ever fixed, and certainly
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  nothing ever changes. Remember when they told us that everything
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  that happened that MCC was systemic and that there was
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  going to be gigantic changes on the horizon. What's changed?
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  What has happened in the aftermath of Epstein's death, that
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  is in response to all of the failures that we see.
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  And remember that's their narrative, that all of these things
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  just failed at the same time. But if that's the case,
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  how come nothing was ever fixed and how come nobody
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  was ever held accountable for what happened? And in this
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  new deposition that I'm going through from MCC, one of
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  the captains said it was the warden who was responsible
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  for putting Tartaglione with Epstein, and that of course goes
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  directly against the narrative that we've all been pitched, So
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  we're going to dive into that deeper too. But when
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  it comes to the Dubans and it comes to Mount Sinai,
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  there's no doubt that Jeffrey Epstein was intimately involved, that
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  he was donating a bunch of money, and that he
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  was looked at as a patron. So we'll have to
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  wait to see what Mount Seinai says for itself after
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  this investigation wraps up. But I have my doubts about
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  how deep they're going to go and how much they
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  plan on exposing. So like usual, we'll keep an eye
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  on it and when we have some more information, we'll
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  get it added to the catalog. All the information that
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