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DOJ Under Fire: Todd Blanche Defends Epstein Files Release Amid Mounting Scrutiny · 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. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche gave an interview
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  where he was talking about the DOJ and their handling
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  of the Epstein files, and of course it was as
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  ridiculous as you can imagine, because Todd Blanche is not
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  being honest or truthful about what went on or what's
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  going on, and Todd baby Billy Blanche still hasn't responded
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  or answered any questions about why Glene Maxwell is getting
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  the kind of treatment that she's getting. And then for
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  him to get up there during this interview and just
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  straight up lie to everybody is pretty disgusting. But unfortunately
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  it's also expected. And I know that comes as a
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  shock to people because this obviously is and was the
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  most transparent administration in history. Just asked them, do they
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  ever make a statement without telling a lie or without
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  stretching the truth? And you know, I found something pretty
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  interesting yesterday when Joe Kent resigned from his position within
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  the White House. All of a sudden, there was this
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  gigantic turn, and everybody on social media that is hardcore
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  maga dogpiled started calling them all kinds of names. A trader,
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  he's a leaker, he's this, he's that. And it's the
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  same exact strategy they used during the Epstein files. Remember
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  they tried to turn the narrative and blame the survivors
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  for being traffickers. And it's the same ass vile people
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  doing that shit to this Joe Kent character. And look,
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  I'm not even talking about the politics stash that. I'm
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  talking about the strategy, right, and the strategy is always
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  to be on the offense, deflect, blame other people, and
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  play what about ism? And that's what the whole entire
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  Trump administration has done since the election. And in this
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  article we're about to read from CNN, Baby Billy Todd
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  Blanche is cracking open the old playbook. This article was
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  published by CNN and the headline deputyag Blanche defends DOJ's
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  work on Epstein case out of closed door hill briefing.
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  This dude needs to be held accountable for his part
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  in this cover up. We got Donald Trump's personal lawyer
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  investigating Donald Trump and his friends. Yeah, that's going to
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  work out great. This article was authored by Hannah Rabinowitz.
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  Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended the Justice Department's handling
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  of the Jeffrey Epstein files and asserted it does not
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  have new evidence to prosecute anyone for crimes related to
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  the convicted sex offender in an interview released on Tuesday. Sure,
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  no financial crimes, no crimes whatsoever, No crimes of any
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  girl being abused, no man act, no transporting people across
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  state lines for sexual purposes, no wire fraud, no rico nothing.
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  Everything was on the up and up. And if you
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  don't believe that, what are you? Some kind of conspiracy theorist?
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  Imagine anybody in the Trump administration attempting to tag anybody
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  as a conspiracy theorist, especially when the real conspiracy here
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  is the United States government continuing to conspire to protect
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  Jeffrey Epstein's friends. That's the real conspiracy. I'm not trying
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  to defend Epstein. I'm not, Blanche said in one exchange
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  with Katie Miller, a former Trump administration spokesperson, on our podcast.
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  I do defend the work that this department is doing
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  today right now, which is going after every single perpetrator everywhere,
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  and if there's a narrative that exists that we're ignoring
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  Epstein's victims, that is false. No, it's not. You're a liar.
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  Katie Miller is a very disgusting human being, first of all,
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  And this whole entire segment is propaganda, just trying to
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  get the troops in line. And you notice Todd Blanche
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  cares so much about the survivors that he came out
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  and corrected Anna Pauline a Luna for her bullshit. Right,
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  Oh wait, that didn't happen. So you're telling me that
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  Todd Blanche is a liar and he doesn't care about
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  the survivors. Yeah, that's exactly what I'm telling you. Blanche
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  comments come as he and Attorney General Pam Bondi are
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  scheduled to brief members of Congress behind closed doors Wednesday
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  on the investigation. The Justice Department has been fiercely criticized
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  for its handling of the Epstein files and has work
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  defend off pressure from lawmakers and the public who still
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  question how the investigation into the convicted sex offender and
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  Disgrace Financier unfolded. And you're a conspiracy theorist for asking
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  those questions. Meanwhile, you have Donald Trump giving an interview
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  yesterday talking about how it cost two billion dollars to
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  buy these tankers that are sailing through the straight of
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  horror moves. Meanwhile, those tankers are nowhere near that price.
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  But he just spurts off whatever he wants. And Todd
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  Blanche has the audacity to talk about conspiracy theories. Aren't
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  they engaged in one right now? Talking about Joe Kent
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  leaked all that information. Well, let's see the evidence. They
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  sure like to make a bunch of accusations, don't they,
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  But they're always short on the evidence. But it doesn't
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  even matter anymore. Right if the administration gives marching orders,
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  all the quizzlings fall in line. And we've seen it
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  time and time again throughout this presidency. Every time somebody
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  has the audacity to go against Trump, it becomes a violent,
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  mob like activity, and those people are turned on and
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  maligned by these hardcore, rabid MAGA supporters. I mean, take
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  a look at what happened to Marjorie Taylor Green, take
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  a look at what's happening to Thomas Massey, And me personally,
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  I think that kind of mob like mentality is very
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  dangerous and I think it leads to a very very
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  dark place people need to think for them. In my
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  opinion group think never leads to a good place. In
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  the hour long interview, Miller, who was married to Stephen Miller,
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  President Donald Trump's Deputy chief of Staff, Press Blanche repeatedly
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  to explain why the public should trust what the Justice
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  Department says about a handling of the Epstein case. There
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  is nothing he can say that would make me trust him.
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  Bro is in way over his head. That deposition with
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  Glenn Maxwell is going to go down as one of
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  the most disgusting displays we've ever seen from the Attorney
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  General's office. It was completely embarrassing. I mean, how many
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  depositions have we been through where it's been confrontational. Look
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  at the toven Owell deposition we're going through right now.
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  Not one single second during that Maxwell interrogation, if that's
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  what you want to call it, was there any kind
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  of adversarial approach. Everything was about getting Maxwell on the record.
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  Let Maxwell tell her story. Why Todd Blanche, what kind
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  of narrative are you trying to spin and why are
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  you trying to do it? And to who it does
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  it help? That's really the question, right because that's the endgame.
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  Help his friends, help the donors, and make sure that
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  you're dancing to the tune coming out of the White House.
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  But that's not supposed to be the role of the
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  Attorney General's office. Unfortunately, all the Attorney General's offices now
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  is another extension of the executive branch. Miller pushed Blanche
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  on long standing theories that still dominate online speculation, including
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  whether Epstein was murdered in his jail cell or if
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  the FBI was in possession of a list of clients
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  that he kept, but also to explain why the FBI
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  appears to have little insight into cameras set up inside
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  Epstein's home, and why new cases were being brought abroad
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  but not in the United States. And of course he
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  had no answers, no good ones, because there are no
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  good answers. All there is is spin and bullshit, and
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  mister Blanche is serving that up in heaps. How is
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  it that the UK can do more on Prince Andrew
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  than we can for any single one of these wealthy
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  elite billionaires and people in government even and not have
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  one prosecution, not hold one person accountable, Miller asked. Blanche responded, well,
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  because you need provable evidence, and so what I can
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  do as a Deputy General is invite anybody with evidence
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  to come to the FBI and tell us, which is
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  what we've been screaming from the rooftops for a year,
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  you're a liar, bro. I'll just straight up say it.
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  I have zero fear to tell Todd Blanche that he's
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  a liar, because that's what I think he is, and
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  he thinks this is all just a big ass joke.
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  And I wonder if he's going to feel that same
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  way when the next administration takes charge and really looks
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  into how this was handled, because you know that's coming.
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  You know it's coming. And if they think they're going
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  to rely on a pardon, they might be in trouble
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  there too, because if people get creative, and I have
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  a feeling they will, dual sovereignty will come into play.
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  So this is a situation for people like Todd Blanche
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  and Pambondi, Cash Betel, everybody else out here speaking obvious
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  falsehoods under oath that's leaving them exposed later on down
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  the road, because remember this administration is only temporary. They're
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  going to be gone someday and new people are going
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  to be sitting in the White House. And I have
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  a funny feeling they're going to want to know some
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  more about what happened when it comes to this investigation.
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  How is it that the UK can do more on
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  Prince Andrew than we can for any single one of
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  these wealthy elite billionaires and people in government even and
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  not have one prosecution, not hold one person accountable. Blanche responded, well,
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  because you need provable evidence, and so what I can
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  do is the Deputy General is invite anybody with evidence
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  to come to the FBI and tell us, which is
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  what we've been screaming from the rooftops for a year.
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  Andrew Mountbattan Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, was arrested
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  last month on suspicion of misconduct and public office. He's
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  previously denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein and said that
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  he never witnessed or suspected any of the behavior of
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  which the sex offender was accused. While we're learning now
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  that the investigation into Andrew as I predicted, is expanding
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  and they're looking into other aspects of the claims of
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  his behavior while with Jeffrey Epstein, including the allegations made
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  by Virginia so Todd. Blanche better be very very careful
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  with what he says. Asked about cameras in Epstein's home,
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  Blanche said they were installed years after the initial investigation.
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  That's a lie too. Those cameras were removed during the
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  initial investigation by Jeffrey Epstein's people, The hard drives, everything
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  was removed. Is this guy for real? The Deputy Attorney
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  General also dismissed other conspiracy theories, including Epstein being connected
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  to an intelligence agency, the body willed out of Epstein's
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  cell actually being a body double, and Epstein being connected
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  to the years old Pizzagate conspiracy theory. You don't believe
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  that ice cream is a coded word for something else,
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  Miller asked, referencing the Pizzagate theory, which claims people use
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  code words to describe abuse. Look, those emails sent in
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  those WikiLeaks emails that were released weird as hell. Still
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  no explanation for it, and there's no doubt that we're
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  talking about weird shit like spirit cooking. This is all verifiable.
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  You can read them yourself. But does that mean that
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  Pizzagate is real? I don't think so. Not the way
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  it was packaged, the emails were real. What those guys
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  were up to was probably pretty scummy, but there's no
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  verifiable evidence to back it up. And don't give me
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  no shit about Isaac Cappy either okay or frazzle drip
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  bunch of bs. All that stuff was put in the
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  way as a roadblock to the truth when it comes
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  to Ebstein. Just another syop that was being run to
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  counter the truth of this story from ever becoming mainstream.
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  So they wanted to call everybody crazy, say everybody was
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  some kind of conspiracy theorist. And boy, they really slammed
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  that shit home, didn't they. They broke out the QA
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  non they had Pizzagate, so everybody thought that Epstein was
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  part of that. But any serious investigator understood right away
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  that these were very, very distinct and different situations. One
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  was real and the other one, well, was a syop.
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  I'm not saying ice cream is never coded for something else,
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  Blanche said Miller in rapid fire questions, asked, you believe
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  in the files it refers to something sexual related to
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  underage girls. I think there were all kinds of references
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  to sexual to underage women in the files, which is
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  why Epstein was such a discuss usting man. Blanche responded,
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  But that's a different question. Do I believe that there's
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  any validity to the Pizzagate conspiracy. I do not. Well,
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  that's something that we actually agree on, So I guess
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  a broken clock is even right twice a day. But
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  for the other bs that Blanche was spitting during this interview,
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  talk about a bunch of nonsense and talk about somebody
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  that is not a serious lawman, I'm sorry, but he's not.
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  In fact, he's the epitome of a DEI hire. I
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  thought we hated that. I thought we were going away
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  from that, unless, of course it's the Trump administration themselves,
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  then it's okay. But look, folks, they're going to continue
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  trying to gaslight you. They're going to continue to try
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  and tell you that there's nothing to see here, that
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  there was nobody else involved, and that Jeffrey Epstein was
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  just some kind of loan predator. And previously, unfortunately that
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  sort of narrative would have worked, but not anymore, And
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  that's because all of you fantastic people refuse to believe
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  the bullshit. The fact that they think that any of
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  us are ready to move on might be their biggest
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  miscalculation yet. All the information that goes with this episode
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