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The DOJ Releases Over 3 Million More Epstein Related Files · 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. We have a bit of breaking news as
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  the DOJ has announced that it's released millions of pages
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  of the Epstein files. Now. According to Deputy Attorney General
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  Todd Baby Billy Blanche, over three million documents have been released,
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  and that includes two thousand videos and one hundred and
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  eighty thousand images and more than three and a half
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  million pages as far as you know, core documents, emails,
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  stuff like that. So it's going to take some time
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  to go through all of that, obviously, but the fact
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  that it's been released is definitely a step in the
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  right direction. Now, do I think it's going to be
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  everything that we thought it would be. No. Do I
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  think that there's going to be things that they've adacted
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  or that they're holding back, of course, but it's certainly
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  a step in the right direction. And honestly, you never know,
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  considering the morons that are in charge at the DOJ
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  what they might have missed, you have to think that
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  there are some gems in there. I mean, we've had
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  some pretty decent revelations come out of the other dumps,
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  but as expected, there's been nothing that's earth shattering. There's
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  been nothing that makes you say to yourself, well, here
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  it is the missing piece. This explains it all. And
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  like I warned you from the beginning, that was never
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  what they intended to do. That was never the endgame.
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  The endgame was always to placate you and give you
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  just enough. So today we have an article from NBC
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  and the headline DOJ releases millions of pages of additional
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  Epstein files. This article was authored by Laura Strickler, Chloe Atkins,
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  and Corey si Masco. The Justice Department on Friday resume
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  releasing more of the long awaited investigative files relating to
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  the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Now I'm gonna have
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  to dive into those because if this is the final
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  tranch of documents that they say they're going to release,
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  then it should include the three to zero two's right,
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  the proffers. It should include all the interviews, all the statements,
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  and all the people that were under investigation or that
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  were being talked about. Those redactions have to go away.
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  That's not what this law called for. And as long
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  as those are redactions remain, they're still in defiance of
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  the letter of the law, and considering where such a
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  law and order nation, you'd think that the DOJ itself
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  would want to be in compliance. Right. The new document
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  dump was massive and included more than three and a
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  half million pages, two thousand videos, and one hundred and
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  eighty thousand images. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said during
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  a press conference that, among other things, the DOJ released
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  large quantities of commercial pornography and images that were seized
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  from Epstein's devices but which he did not take. Well,
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  that's weird. Why are you going to release commercial pornography?
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  What does that even mean? Are they trying to entrap people?
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  Did they release things that are untowards if you will
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  and if you click on the link, they're gonna come
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  get you. Oh what you put that past them? I
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  certainly don't. These mforts never met a constitutional right that
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  they didn't want to step on. But Blanche added some
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  of the images do appear to be taken by mister
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  Epstein or by others around them. In addition to being enormous,
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  the new Epstein material released Friday was late. Well, yeah,
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  over a month, and of course they release it on
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  a Friday, Right, they're hoping that everybody's too busy on
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  a Friday going out partying, unwinding to really dive in.
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  And I'm sure for most people that's true. Not for
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  your boy. I'm certainly not going out and partying. I
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  grew up in Las Vegas. The days of partying are
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  long over for me. So I'll be diving into those
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  documents and seeing what's what. The DOJ missed the December
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  deadline to turn over all the documents required by the
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  Epstein Files Transparency Act, which was signed into law November
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  nineteenth by President Donald Trump and gave Attorney General Pam
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  Bondi thirty days to release all the Department's Epstein files.
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  And now that these files are getting released, they can
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  stop crying about not having enough lawyers. Now you have
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  enough lawyers, go and lose some more cases like you
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  did with Diddy, you bunch of nimrods. Earlier in December,
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  the DOJ posted some thirty five hundred files on its
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  website that included court documents, correspondence, and dozens of photos
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  that had previously not been made public. Some of that
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  material appeared to be highly sexual in nature and was redacted.
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  Others were Mark C. Sam which stands for child's ex
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  abuse material, and like for all the criticism I give
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  these DOJ lawyers, that is a tough job, right, going
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  through all that material, looking at those videos, trying to
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  figure out what's what. Certainly not something I'd ever want
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  to do, And honestly, I'm hesitant to look at any
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  videos that are released. I just don't have faith that
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  they're going to get to all of them and redact
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  and sanitize the ones that are supposed to be sanitized.
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  And that's just based on their performance so far. They've
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  had no problem or adacting co conspirators. They've had no
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  problem or adacting people that were involved. But they sure
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  have let some survivor name slip through, haven't they. Epstein
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  was charged in twenty nineteen in Manhattan federal court with
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  sex trafficking of miners, many of whom he allegedly prayed
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  on while they were performing massages on them. He died
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  behind bars while awaiting trial, and his death was ruled
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  a suicide. Well that's it, boys and girls. Pack it in.
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  It's a suicide. Don't ask any questions. I mean about
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  how absurd that is. They want people to just accept
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  the narrative. When the narrative seems like it was written
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  for one of these weak ass movies that you see
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  on Netflix. All those things going wrong at the same time,
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  nobody's gonna believe that's real. Oh yeah, sure, this storyline's
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  so fake. Look at how contrived this is. There's no
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  way the cameras break, there's no way the guards snooze,
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  there's no way they put him in with a guy
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  facing four homicides. Right, Oh wait, that's real life. That's
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  how absurd all of this is. And then we're expected
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  just to shovel it down and ask for another helping.
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  In the files that were released in December, there are
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  several photos of Epstein and his convicted co conspirator, Glenn Maxwell,
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  on what appears to be trips or vacations with others.
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  Epstein surrounded himself with rich and influential people and with
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  friends for many years with Trump before the Manhattan mogul
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  was elected president. Facts one hundred percent facts. Now. I
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  know people nowadays they want to rewrite history and tell
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  you Trump has no idea who Epstein is, never met him,
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  never heard of him, doesn't even know the guy existed.
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  But we all know the truth and the truth is
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  Donald Trump is overseeing a cover up. That's what the
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  truth is. I mean, the other day we had Sean
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  Hannity out here try and act like Donald Trump was
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  never even on the plane. We know that to be
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  a fact, a confirm fact, and Hannity, with no shame,
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  actually tried to lie to people and act like, yeah,
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  I had no idea he's never been on the plane,
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  what are you crazy? And the sad truth is there's
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  a lot of people out there that suck that shit up.
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  A search tool on the DJ's website surfaced Trump's name
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  hundreds of times in the documents released in December. Trump
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  has denied any wrongdoing and has not been charged with
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  any crimes related to Epstein, but he and Epstein were
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  fast friends and they had a falling out around fifteen
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  years ago. I don't think there's going to be any
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  charges to anybody like Bill Clinton or Donald Trump or
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  anybody like that. I think that if we're going to
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  see any charges, if we lived in a perfect world,
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  it would be the core for Adriana Ross, Nadiam Marson Cova,
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  Leslie Groff, and especially Sarah Kellen Vickers, and then people
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  like Endyke and Kahn and then possibly somebody like Leon Black,
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  Les Wexner, Glenn Dubin, those kind of people, but Donald
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  Trump or old Slick Willie. Based on the evidence that
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  we have, based on what we know, I can't see
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  any criminal charges in relation to any kind of abuse. Now,
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  maybe at some point somebody looks at charging Trump with
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  this cover up, But besides that, I don't see any
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  criminal charges for anybody but the people that I named,
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  And even then it's only in a perfect world. In
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  addition to Trump, Epstein had been close friends with powerful
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  men such as former President Bill Clinton, Ohio billionaire Les Wexner,
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  and the former Prince Andrew of Britain, among others. Yeah,
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  like the financial sector as a whole, how about we
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  talk about them? Why are so many people afraid to
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  talk about the financial sector and the role they played
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  here we're talking about a significant role. Without the financial sector,
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  there's no Jeffrey Epstein, and that's not even debatable. Epstein's
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  death while awaiting trial fueled years of conspiracy theories, some
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  of which Trump fanned himself. During the presidential campaign. In
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  twenty twenty four, Trump promised to declassify the Epstein files
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  if elected, and in February, is hand picked Attorney General
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  Bondi announced that Epstein's client list was sitting on my
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  desk right now, oh, waiting to be reviewed and released.
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  And I told you then she was full of it.
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  There's never been a list, there's never going to be
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  a list, and that all that nonsense was nothing more
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  than fantasy, because that's what it was. Well, you think
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  these people run around with spreadsheets. Oh, yeah, this is
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  what we're doing. Here's the outline for our criminal enterprise.
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  And once Bondi was lying about the list, I knew
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  she was going to lie about everything else. But the
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  Epstein binders Bondie circulated to MAGA influencers contained no client
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  list and turned out to be information that had already
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  been made public. Trump's core supporters erupted in fury when
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  the DOJ and FBI announced in July that an exhaust
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  of Epstein case review had uncovered no evidence that justified
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  investigating other individuals. Despite earlier pledges of transparency, the DOJ
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  said no more information about the case would be released.
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  Faced with a revolt by some of his most ardent supporters,
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  Trump at first called the demands for releasing files a
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  democratic hoax, but the drumbeat for Trump and his DOJ
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  to release the files grew louder in November when Democrats
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  on the House Oversight Committee released emails written by Epstein
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  in which he wrote that Trump knew about the girls
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  but didn't directly accuse him of any wrongdoing. Under pressure,
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  the House and Senate overwhelmingly passed the Epstein Files Transparency
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  Act on November nineteenth. Epstein was first charged by Florida
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  federal prosecutors in two thousand and six with having sex
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  with a miner. He wound up pleading guilty to state
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  charges involving a single underage victim after reaching a secret
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  non prosecution agreement. Yeah, that's all it was, you know,
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  solicitation of a miner. And I'm going to say it
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  every single time they read the charge. How the hell
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  can you solicit a minor? That's just child abuse. A
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  kid can't consent to being a prostitute. That deal resulted
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  in Epstein serving thirteen months in Upon Beach County Jail,
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  where he was allowed to leave almost daily via a
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  work release program and have his own private security detail.
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  Must be nice, huh, Tell that to your cousin, John
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  Tell that to Kalif Browder. Maxwell is serving a twenty
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  year prison sentence for conspiring to sex traffic miners and
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  was reportedly seeking to get her sentence commuted by Trump.
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  According to a whistleblower report to Congress. Last month, Maxwell
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  asked a federal judge in the Southern District of New
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  York to set aside her sex trafficking conviction and freer
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  from a twenty year prison sentence. She claimed substantial new
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  evidence has emerged. Oh yeah, a substantial amount of evidence
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  and she just happened to stumble upon it now. Huh.
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  She didn't have it previously, not for the appeals court,
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  not for the Supreme Court, but she has it now.
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  Why would anyone believe anything Lane Maxwell has to say?
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  And as far as these files go, I don't want
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  to shit on them yet. I haven't had time to
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  go through them, so I'm not going to sit here
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  and tell you that they're worthless or there's nothing in there.
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  I'm sure there's going to be very interesting information. What
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  that information is going to be, well, we'll have to
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  find out, and like usual, we'll find out together, and
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  as we find out, we'll update it to the catalog.
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  As for this one That's gonna do It. All of
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