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Of Course Ghislaine Maxwell Plans To Plead The Fifth If Called In Front Of Congress · 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. The brainy acts over at the Department of
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Justice rolled out their latest publicity stunt like a late
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night infomercial, promising miracle results with absolutely zero effort, Act
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now and will unseal grand jury documents. They shout, as
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if the world hasn't already figured out that grand jury
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paperwork is a legal equivalent of an empty cereal box,
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crinkly noise, zero nutrition, and crumbs of nothing. And I
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don't know about you, but I'm pretty tired of watching
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them pretend that this is the key to unlocking the truth.
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It's more like banging a bunch of pots and pans
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thinking that they're conducting the New York Philharmonic. And meanwhile,
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the real problem, the rancid, festering corpse called the non
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prosecution Agreement, sits in the center of the room like
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a bloated whale carcass covered by a beach towel, and
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everyone in government's just pretending they can't smell it. They're
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buying time, hoping that the public loses interest, waiting for
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another shot. I need distraction to walk by wearing a
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sequined outfit and big sunglasses. They want to be the
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heroes in a story where they're the villains wearing cheap
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Halloween masks. Every time they announced something like this, you
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think Jesus himself just ascended from the heavens carrying stone tablets. Instead,
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it's some assistant deputy bureaucrat with the charisma of a
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wet paper napkin, explaining why releasing redacted transcripts of already
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known testimony is a revolutionary act. The reporter's nod like
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bobbleheads in a rental corolla, scribbling notes They don't believe
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because their editors already picked the headline before they left
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the office. The whole performance smells like somebody for breathing
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a murder scene instead of cleaning it. Everyone pretends not
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to notice the blood's soaking through the carpet. Everyone pretends
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the flowers on the table hide the stench. Everyone pretends
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this is justice instead of theater. These fools aren't opening doors,
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they're polishing the doorknobs. But don't worry. They insist the
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truth is near. The truth just needs one or a
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carefully scheduled legal maneuver. One more procedural dance Number one
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more round of sorry, we can't comment on ongoing investigations,
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sung in four part harmony by people whose souls ran
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away years ago. It's a joke, but nobody laughs because
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laughing means acknowledging just how absurd this really is. Instead,
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we grit our teeth until they crack. Meanwhile, the NPA
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sits like an unexploded bomb. Everyone tiptoes around, pretending it's
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just an oddly shaped decoration. It should have been incinerated
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the moment evidence surface proving the government was deceived, manipulated,
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and flat out defrauded by Jeffrey Epstein and his band
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of legal creeps. But of course that would require courage,
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and courage is extinct in Washington unless it comes with
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a sponsorship deal and a logo backdrop. The NPA is
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a fortress built to protect reputations, not justice. It's the
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emergency parachute for powerful parasites who can't afford to hit
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the ground. It's the firewall between the truth and the
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people who burn for it. And here's the part they
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won't tell you, but I will. Trump doesn't need Congress,
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he doesn't need the courts, he doesn't need the DJ's permission,
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slip or a magic spell from a federal judge. All
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he needs is a pen and ten seconds of spine density.
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But every time the subject comes up, he calls it
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a hoax. If he can launch missiles during dessert and
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brag about it, if he can fire cabinet members the
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way teenagers delete text messages, if he can rewrite policy
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by tweeting half drunk at two am, then he can
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rip up a fraudulent agreement signed in the shadows to
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protect predators. But he doesn't. And that's the part nobody
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wants to say out loud because it burns going up.
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He won't touch the NPA because it's the skeleton key
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to every lock room in this whole rotten mansion. They're
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rearranging rotten hay while pretending the river is coming any
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minute now. They schedule meetings to schedule meetings about meetings.
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They love process because process delays consequence. Process is their religion.
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Process is their weapon, Process is their shield, and every
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announcement is a rerun. They show it like a sitcom
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episode from ninety eight, where everyone already knows the punchline,
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but collapse anyway. Tonight, on a very special episode of
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Justice theater. The DOJ pretends to on earth hidden truth
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while hiding the real truth somewhere else. Q applause, Q
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dramatic music, Q credits, Q nothing. It's a slow motion
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con and we're expected to admire the artistry. And if
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you listen closely, you'll notice that nobody in power ever
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even uses the letters NPA in public. It's Voldemort level forbidden.
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Say it out loud and the wall starts sweating. Mention
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it in a hearing, and microphones mysteriously malfunction. Ask a
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direct question and watch pupils dilate like cornered animals. You'd
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think the document contained the launch codes for nuclear warheads
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instead of the truth about a child trafficker and the
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collection of famous ghouls who rode the gravy train. They
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think they can outrun time. They think they can outrun
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the survivors. They think they can outrun the Internet. They
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really think that you're going to forget. They genuinely believe
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if they keep dropping shiny distractions like breadcrumbs, the public
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won't notice the wolves. But they don't understand how much
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is changed. They don't understand rage with direction. They don't
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understand what happens when ordinary people stop believing in fairy tales.
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They want a bury history alive. They want silence to
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be permanent. They want closure without accountability, because the second
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the NPA dies, everything else goes with it. Every show collapses,
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every secret becomes evidence, every name becomes oxygen, and they
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know it. That's why they fight like drowning men. So
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instead we get this song and dance routine about grand
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jury papers, like there's some sacred relic that will change civilization,
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while the real weapon sits on touch behind glass. They're
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trying to sell knockoff justice to people who already paid
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full price. And if they were smart, they'd rip up
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the themselves and pretend they always wanted to. But they're
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not smart. They're arrogant, and they think that time is
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on their side. Today's article was published by CNN and
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the headline Justice Department again asked judge to unseal Epstein
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grand jury testimony after Congress passes law. This article was
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authored by Alison Maine and this is just to give
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that red meat out right. Hey, look, we told the
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courts to give us this information and they refused, So
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it's their fault, not Donald Trump's. But we all know
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that the grand jury process is a lot more difficult
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than that. Maybe later i'll post the episode where I
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explain why it's so difficult, because you don't just get
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grand jury documentation when you ask for it. There is
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a whole process, and if you don't fit the parameters
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of that process, you're not going to get the information.
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But even more importantly, that information from the grand jury
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is not going to lead us down any paths where
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we're going to get to the truth or any kind
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of justice. Now, look, I'm not saying I wouldn't want
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to see it. I want to see everything. But they're
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doing this on purpose when they could be focused on, oh,
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I don't know the NPA. Instead, they're over here focused
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on grand jury documents that they know they're not going
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to get. The Justice Department is asked a federal judge
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in Florida to reconsider unsealing grand jury material related to
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an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, as the agency faces a
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congressionally mandated deadline to release all documents related to the
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accused sex trafficker next month. A judge in the Southern
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District of Florida previously denied a request by the DOJ
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to make public transcripts from the case, which federal prosecutors
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asked for due to extensive public interest, but not as
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part of a judicial proceeding. Epstein committed many of his
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crimes in Florida. When a Florida judge denied the DOJ's
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original request, she said her hands are tied because the
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Justice Department sought to release the sealed evidence due to
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extend of public interest, not as part of a judicial proceeding,
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which is the usual standard in a filing. On Friday,
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the Justice Department cited the passage of a law early
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last week of a law mandating the release of all
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of its Epstein files within thirty days, arguing public production
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of the grand jury material is therefore required. Yo, this
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is like, very very ridiculous. They're over here demanding that
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this grand jury shit gets released and not doing the
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things that are in their power to do. Now, if
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you are doing it all at the same time, great,
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but they're not. This is nothing more than performative. This
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is looking for a scapegoat. This is looking to direct
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the outrage somewhere else, and I'm not buying it. In
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light of the acts clearer mandate the Court should authorize
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the Department of Justice to release the grand jury transcripts
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and lift any pre existing protective orders that would otherwise
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prevent public disclosure. The filing says, and look again, I'm
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not saying that I don't want to see it. I do,
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but they're trying to pitch it as something it's not.
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It's not going to be this key that leads us
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to victory. It's not going to show us things we
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don't know. All it's gonna do is add a little context.
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And while that's important, I think the main thing should
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be the NPA, and I've said that from the very beginning.
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That is the most restrictive document in this whole entire thing.
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But the legislation, which President Donald Trump signed into law
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last week does not specifically mention grand jury material. The law,
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formerly titled the Epstein Files Transparency Act, was passed by
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the House of Representatives almost unanimously earlier this month. The
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Senate then passed the bill through unanimous consent. It's not
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clear what files the Justice Department will release, or if
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it won't be released due to some of the ongoing investigations.
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What a bunch of bs If they don't release documents
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because of that investigation. Folks, you know the fixes in now.
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I'm sure most of you know the fixes in already,
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but you get my drift. There's no denying it. If
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that's the case, Trump is asked the DOJ to investigate
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Epstein's ties to many other high profile figures associated with
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the Democratic Party, including Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reed Hoffman, J. P.
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Morgan Chase, and many other people and institutions. Pretty sure
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all those people, as far as institution wise, are wrapped
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up with everybody. You think JP Morgan Chase or the
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rest of them are just doing banking with one person.
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They're just doing banking with one side of the aisle.
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These sons of bitches have their fingers and everybody's pie,
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including yours. The grand jury testimony that the Department seeks
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to release, however, is only a small portion of the
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thousands of documents related to the Epstein investigation and criminal case.
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Many of those documents are already in the Justice Department
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custody and may not have been presented to the jury
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in Florida. Look, the whole entire thing about Florida too,
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has to be examined, and in fact, we're going to
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have another episode about that, because it's important. The players
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that were down there need to be held accountable. Everybody
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that was involved in this non prosecution agreement held accountable
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at the very least answer for why they did what
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they did. And I don't mean some stupid ass OIG report.
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I mean something with teeth. And for me, the best
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way to go from here is a special investigator. That
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is the only way to get to the bottom of it.
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We can't trust the Justice Department, we can't trust the
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powers that be, so we have to make a different move.
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And I think that a special investigator ticks off all
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the boxes. But as far as the Grand Jerry documents go,
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they're not going to be the be all end all,
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And in my opinion, the only reason that they're even
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bringing them up is because they know it's going to
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be in l because they want to redirect anger, so
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instead of people being mad at Trump or the administration,
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instead they turn their rage at the court. It's nothing
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more than more distraction and more deflection, and unfortunately for them,
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that's not gonna work. So cool story, bro, But we're
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still gonna need all those Epstein files, all of the
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information that goes with this episode can be found in
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