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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein's Properties Weren't The Only Scenes Of The Alleged Crimes (6/17/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: In tonight's episode, We're going to take a look inside
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  of the plane and read an article from The New
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  York Post. The headline Inside Jeffrey Epstein's Lolita Express Jet
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  and Where it is Now, author Ben Furhard. It hosted
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  a list celebrities, tycoons of industry and world leaders alike.
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  But now Jeffrey Epstein's private jet, dubbed the Lolita Express
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  because he allegedly used it as a flying underage sex palace,
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  is collecting dust at a Georgia airport. The Post is learned.
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  So this jet that was once used to transport the
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  movers and the shakers of the world from one spot
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  to the next while they were with Jeffrey Epstein, this
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  plane that was used as a location to abuse, molested
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  and rape trafficked girls, is now sitting in a Georgia
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  airport collecting dust. Well, I would hope that it's in
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  good enough condition that it can also be sold off
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  with the rest of Jeffrey Epstein's shit so that money
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  can all go into the compensation fund. The Boeing seven
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  twenty seven is parked in a long term storage area
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  at Brunswick Golden Isles Airport in southeastern Georgia, about seventy
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  miles north of Jacksonville, Florida, according to an aviation expert
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  who was recently allowed aboard the infamous aircraft. So this
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  guy was able to hop onto the old Jeffrey Epstein's
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  Flying House of Cars and was able to snap some pictures,
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  get some shots, and you know, now he's telling the
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  Post about what he experienced when he got to take
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  a walk around in the now defunct aircraft. James McCloskey,
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  a fifty three year old aviation consultant, told the Post
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  he was given a tour of the jet in March
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  twenty twenty while doing work for Scrogin's Aviation, a Las
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  Vegas based company that buys planes and plane part and
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  plane parts for the film industry. Well that's interesting because
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  that would mean that perhaps this company, Scrogin's Aviation, which
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  is based here in Las Vegas, is looking to purchase
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  this plane. And I think that's the sooner it gets purchased,
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  and the sooner that the money gets put into the fund,
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  the better in my opinion. Right, I want all of
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  his worldly possessions, all of his toys, his jets, his boats,
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  whatever it may be. I want them all sold off,
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  and I want all of that money going to the survivors.
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  McCloskey snapped more than two dozen photos of the plane's interior,
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  revealing the vip jets, velor upholstered reclining chairs, love seats,
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  and even the pedophiles, the notorious on board bed where
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  he and his guests allegedly had group sex with the girls.
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  And we know that this plane wasn't like a regular plane, right, certainly,
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  nothing like a plane that you would get on or
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  I would get on commercially. This plane was outfitted and
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  it was set up exactly how Jeffrey Epstein wanted it
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  so it would facilitate his behavior as he was moving
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  from one destination to the next. Because remember, we know,
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  according to the survivors, that this man's proclivities were beyond
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  the pale of disgusting, and his appetite to abuse these
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  girls was also very large. So on one of these
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  long flights, say from Florida across the Atlantic, you don't
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  think Jeffrey Epstein was doing whatever it is that he
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  was doing on the planes with these girls and the
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  people that came with him on these planes, who went
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  with him on these trips, I mean, really, you're going
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  to get into a plane that looks like what this
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  plane looked liked on the inside, and you're not gonna
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  have any questions, especially when it goes along with all
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  of the other shit we know about Epstein, the wacky artwork,
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  all the young girls around him, and these people are
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  going to try and pitch us the nonsense that they
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  had no idea what Jeffrey Epstein was. I don't know
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  about you, folks, but I am not buying it. He said.
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  The plane felt like a playground. When you get inside
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  the aircraft, it's a playground. Everything lays out to be
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  a bed. That was kind of creepy, McCloskey said. And
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  there are a bunch of pictures of this inside of
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  this article. Like usual, I will post the link to
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  this article in the description box, and I suggest you
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  guys go and check it out, because he's right, it's
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  like something out of a movie, almost right. This isn't
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  the kind of plan that you would think ex presidents
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  would be on business moguls. You're thinking, you know, a nice,
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  sleek corporate jet where you have a little bit of privacy,
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  perhaps in some sort of cubicle seating area where You
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  can do your work, trade stocks, whatever it may be.
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  But this is nothing like that. This is as if
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  Snoop Dog and you know a red Man and method
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  Man were launching the new version of Soul plane for
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  a party as they fly. I mean, it's that kind
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  of plane. It's not a business plane by any means.
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  He added that the interior design looked like something from
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  the disco era. And that's another thing about Epstein, Right,
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  this guy had piss poor judgment when it comes to
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  interior decorating and style. Look, I most certainly am not
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  some sort of like style officionado, right, But if I
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  had the money that this dude had, I would at
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  least have the good sense to have somebody come in
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  and deck out my pad and make it look dope.
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  But this guy. Everything in this dude's pad looks ridiculous.
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  His plane looked ridiculous. This disco era stuff nonsense. But
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  it doesn't shock me. I could see Epstein totally still
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  with you know, the shirt on button showing some of
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  that gross little chest hair, thinking he's still living in
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  the seventies. Guy was just an absolute disgusting weirdo. You
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  get on Epstein's airplane and it's decorated from the seventies.
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  I mean, you would almost think that Elvis flew on
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  this thing because it's like velor and bright and red colors,
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  he said. And again, this guy had zero sense of
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  taste when it came to style or decorations. The house
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  in New Mexico atrocious from the pictures that we have seen.
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  The way it was designed on the inside. I mean,
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  are you kidding me right now? You have more money
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  than God himself, and that's how you design your house. Huh.
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  You spend all of that money on that big ass ranch,
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  that beautiful property, and then that's what you do to
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  the inside of it. At the same time, McCloskey said
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  he was struck because he knew some of the most
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  influential people in the world, including former President Bill Clinton
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  and other celebrities, had flown on the jet. Initially, I
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  took the presence of I'm standing on an aircraft that
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  held royalty, presidents, heads of state, he said. The plane
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  has been at the Georgia Airport for about five years,
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  McCloskey said, and currently has no engines attached. A record
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  of its last flight shows the plane took off from
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  West Palm Beach, then zigzag above Florida before touching down
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  at the Georgia Airport more than four years ago. So
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  he gets on this plane, right, he's looking around, taking
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  a peak working for Scroggins Pictures. Whatever it may be,
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  probably sounds like a preliminary look to see if they
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  wanted to purchase this for their use for spare parts
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  and whatnot. So he's on there, he's getting some flicks,
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  taking some pictures, and it hits them. This is the
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  kind of plane that heads of state would be on
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  business mogul, all of these powerful people with no real seats.
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  Everything folds down into a bed. I don't know how
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  convenient that would be to get work done. But again,
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  we're not talking about this being business related, are we, folks.
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  We're not talking about this just being a quick jaunt.
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  Oh yeah, hop a ride with me, man, We'll take
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  a ride up to Florida. Down to Florida, and you know,
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  you don't have to worry about the nonsense. Let's roll.
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  It wasn't that the people that were on this plane,
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  when these young girls were on this plane, all have
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  a lot of explaining to do. If you were ever
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  on this plane with an underage girl and that gets
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  verified and these girls corroborate all of that. You, my friend,
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  have a lot of explaining to do, because that would
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  mean that you were present when girls were being trafficked
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  and crimes were being committed. That is why I am
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  so adamant that this needs to be a RICO case,
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  because once this turns RICO, then all of those people,
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  all of those co conspirators, can be dragged right in
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  kicking and screaming. The jet which has a tail number
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  and nine zero eight JAYE, how cute? Huh je at
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  the end of the tail the tail number for good
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  old Uncle Jeffy's name. The guy was such a narcissist,
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  such a disgusting example of what not to be. That
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  was formerly registered to a Delaware company called je Ge Incorporated,
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  but has been a deregistered aircraft since October twenty nineteen,
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  two months after Epstein killed himself allegedly in a Manhattan
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  jail cell, according to online records, So before he killed himself,
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  the jet was still up and running, ready to go,
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  because in Epstein's mind, he truly believed he was getting
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  off again right. He didn't think he was going to
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  do real jail time, and that's why another reason why
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  I don't think he killed himself. We've heard from several
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  different people that talked to him right before he died,
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  and none of them said he was suicidal. So I
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  don't believe he killed himself. And I think that he
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  thought he was going to get out, and when he
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  got out, things would go right back to normal. He'd
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  get back on his jet and he'd continue molesting, abusing,
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  and raping girls at will with nobody there to stop him. Thankfully,
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  that was not the case. For years, the plane has
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  been at the center of sexual abuse allegations against Epstein,
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  and that's why I'm reading this article tonight, because the
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  plane has been a central figure in this case since
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  the jump. It was one of the first pieces of
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  evidence that everybody saw and was talking about, right Bill Clinton,
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  this one that one. He was on it, he was
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  on it, she was on it, et cetera, et cetera.
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  So it's been a big piece of evidence and a
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  big piece of conversation when it comes to this story,
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  and the fact that it's sitting in this Georgia airport
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  amongst the mothballs brings joy to my heart. This plane
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  should be sold and it should be pieced off. I mean,
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  I don't know who would ever buy this plane and
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  fly in it. I most certainly could never do that.
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  Talk about a disgusting taste in your mouth every time
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  you look at this plane. So hopefully Scroggins is going
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  to do with what they're talking about, and maybe they're
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  gonna buy it, or someone else is gonna buy it
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  and piece it off. But I'll tell you what, all
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  of these people on this plane, all of the places
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  this plane went, and the logs that tell the story
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  are really going to come back and haunt a lot
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  of these people in my opinion. The company that owned
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  the jet, Jege Incorporated, is named in several lawsuits by
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  anonymous Epstein accusers who claim the plane facilitated their sex
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  trafficking by the multi millionaire pedophile. And that's one hundred
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  percent right. He was using this plane to transport them,
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  at the very least across state lines, and we know
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  across international lines as well, so the international crimes. Don't
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  you think inner Poles should get involved in that? I mean,
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  I know France is dragging their feet, and obviously they
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  don't give a hell about what happened to these girls
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  in France or to their own citizens for that matter.
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  But shouldn't Interpole get involved in this and perhaps maybe
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  bring their own charges and have a case against Maxwell
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  as well. I mean, you would think every single country,
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  every single organization that's in charge of some sort of
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  law enforcement that got the okie doke pulled on them,
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  that got finessed by Epstein and Maxwell would be looking
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  to make it right. But still we hear nothing from Interpol,
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  and the authorities in France might as well not even
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  exist at this point. Photos previously obtained by the Post
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  Shoe Clinton, along with accused per of Kevin Spacey and
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  comedian Chris Tucker wrote on the jet during a trip
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  to Africa in two thousand and two. Now, this trip
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  to Africa, nobody is ever alleged that anything gross took
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  place on this trip, right now, does that mean that
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  nothing did take place? No, we weren't there. I don't know, right,
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  none of us know. But as far as the witnesses
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  are concerned as in this trip, nothing crazy took place
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  on that plane. So it wasn't like old smoke Dog
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  was on the plane doing crazy stuff. And for that matter,
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  Kevin Spacey's nasty ass wasn't either. Now, when the plane
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  landed and they all went to their hotel rooms, God
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  only knows what these sick bastards do or did. But
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  the thing that sticks out to me is this. What
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  it does is it adds more context, right, more meat
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  to the bone, more smoke to the fire. Bill Clinton
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  was on this plane so many times it's not even funny.
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  And all of these other rich and famous and powerful
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  people who deny the fact that they were on the plane,
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  that they were close to Epstein, they better get out
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  in front of this stuff because the truth is definitely coming.
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  And when it comes and it smashes into these people
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  who are who have been evasive, and they get absolutely
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  piled on by the general public and by the media
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  that they're gonna have nobody to blame but themselves. Now
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  is the time to get out in front of this shit.
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  If you were on this plane, you were on this
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  flight log, and you have something to share, now is
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  the time. Virginia Roberts, who claims she was one of
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  Epstein's sex slaves, was aboard the plane at the same
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  time as the United Kingdom Prince Andrew. According to a
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  court deposition, unsealed soon after Epstein's death, and again the
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  Joe exotic of the Windsor family attempting to demean Virginia
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  and act like she's the liar here is one of
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  the most laughable things I have ever come across in
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  my life. There is so much evidence putting Virginia next
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  to Prince Andrew, and Andrew won't even concede the fact
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  that he has ever met her. So if this man
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  was telling the truth, don't you think he would be
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  truthful about things? Kilaane Maxwell, who was awaiting trial on
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  charges she procured underage girls for Epstein to abuse, allegedly
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  took part in sexual romps abord his planes, according to
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  a newly unsealed deposition by Roberts. And we know that's
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  the case. We've heard those rumors, and we've heard direct
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  accounts from people who were on those planes and who
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  were around these people that this shit occurred. This isn't
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  just some made up story. This isn't some oh, well,
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  let's make pretend this happens type of deal. These disgusting
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  monsters were using this plane to abuse these girls on
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  their way to whatever destination it was that they were going.
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  And then once they got there, they continued this abuse.
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  In the testimony, Roberts detailed constant Orgy's at Epstein's private
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  Caribbean island. She added that she had sex with Maxwell
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  all over the globe and in the air. If we're
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  going to talk about other countries, we've got to talk
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  about international international travel space, or plane space, or whatever
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  you want to call it, Roberts told an attorney in
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  twenty sixteen when asked where she had sex with Maxwell.
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  It happened all the time on the plane, she said,
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  So she was in international airspace and this was occurring
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  in international airspace. Right. So again, going to some foreign
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  country with trafficked girls, how is that not cause for
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  Interpol to get involved? How is that not cause for
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  Interpol to step in and investigate what the deal is here?
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  But again we have not seen any of that. Thankfully, finally,
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  after decades of sitting around with their thumb up their ass,
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  the American authorities have stepped up, made the arrest of
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  Gilane Maxwell and have said they're going after the rest
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  of these co conspirators. I hope that's exactly what they're doing.
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  I would think that is what they're doing. But as
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  always I remain skeptical until it's in the palm of
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  my hand and I can squeeze it. I do not
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  truly have it. And that's the same way I feel
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  in this case. Until these other co conspirators are rounded up,
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  arrested and all charged with RICO, Me, my beard, and
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  my fat yapp will be here on the podcast with you,
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  demanding justice. If you'd like to contact me, you can
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  do that at Bobby Kapucci at ProtonMail dot com. That's
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  Bo Bby c ap u Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
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  You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby Underscore
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  cap u Cci. The link that goes with this article
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  is in the description box, And you did. This article
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  was authored by Kayla Brantley. Headline Never before seen photos
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  show pedophile Jeffrey Epstein cuddling a sleeping I don't know
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  if she's sleeping. She looks passed out to me, young
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  girl on his lap on board his private jet after
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  spending a day at disney World with unsuspecting families. I mean, yikes.
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  So so how about this for a scenario. You're at
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  disney World with your family, you're in the area, you're
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  having a turkey leg or whatever the hell you guys
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  are having. You take a couple of pictures of the
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  family as they're hanging out, as they're eating, and then
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  later on you go through those pictures and the creeper
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  of Coney Island happens to be photobombing you. I mean, yikes,
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  talk about having a wolf amongst you. Jeffrey Epstein is
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  seen cuddling a sleeping young girl on his lap well
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  on board is private jet after a VIP visit to
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  Walt Disney World, in disturbing photos obtained by dailymail dot Com.
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  Now again these photos, when do you say disturbing. It's
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  not disturbing as in, oh my gosh, it's something you
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  would find on you know, some crude website or something
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  like that. Disturbing as in within context of the story
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  and the case. Because I don't even know if this
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  kid was sleeping in his lap. It looks like she's
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  passed out to me. I mean, I guess you could
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  be that tired after being at Disney World all day
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  or whatever. I guess, But why in Jeffrey Epstein's lap?
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  I mean, none of that jives with me. What sort
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  of parents like, okay, go and fall asleep in so
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  and So's lap, Uncle Jeffy's lap, unless, of course, this
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  was the Dubens, then well, you understand because we know
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  that they're sick people and they had zero problems letting
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  their kids around Jeffrey Epstein. So who the hell knows? Now,
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  I'm not saying it is the Dubens by any means,
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  I have no idea who these people are in this picture.
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  Their faces are blurred out. Nobody's come out and said
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  it's them or their children or anything like that. But
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  my point is, in general, why would you let anyone
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  have your kid in their lap? And I'm not talking
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  about a small like little two year old kid or
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  something like that. I could understand that, you know you're
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  putting a baby to sleep, Okay, I get it. This
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  kid looks, I don't know, twelve thirteen years old. I'm
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  eleven twelve or something like that. Very young, okay, but
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  not young enough that she needs to be sung alula
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  by in some grown man's lap. There is no suggestion
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  that the unidentified girl in the photograph was a victim
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  of Epstein, and her identity has remained anonymous. One look,
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  I'm certainly not saying that. Well, who nobody. I don't.
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  There's no proof of any of that that this is
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  someone he abused, right, So for me, it's the context
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  of the photo. It elicits a anger that burns as
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  hot as a thousand suns seeing this dude with this
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  young girl on his lap like this, and I just look,
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  I'm not a parent, right, so I don't really try
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  and get too deep into the weeds about the what
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  ifs or what I would do if I was a parent.
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  But I can tell you without a shadow of a
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  doubt right now, my child will not be sleeping on
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  anybody's lap, certainly not at that age. Other shocking images
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  show the disgraced financier pedophile enjoying himself at the resort
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  and eating lunch surrounded by unsuspecting families at the Crystal
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  Palace buffet restaurant in the Magic Kingdom. So all of
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  these unsuspecting families that are in these pictures, they probably
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  took pictures of their own, you would think, right, So
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  how many of them might have this sick, creepy f
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  bag in the pictures and their family pictures. It's pretty
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  scary to think how many monsters move amongst us folks.
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  You could be anywhere in the line, at the supermarket,
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  at the drive through, at your doctor's office, and you
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  have no idea what kind of sick, demented bastards creeping
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  around near you. In one picture, Epstein is seen talking
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  to the same little girl, while in another photo, Disney
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  character Piglet posing with the group. So you had Piglet,
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  who is supposedly a you know, obviously a pig character,
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  posing with the biggest pig of all Epstein. Sure that
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  made for a great photograph. I mean, it's just chilling
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  to think that this guy lived his life in such
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  a normal manner, running around going to Disney World and
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  all of this jazz, acting like everything's just a okay,
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  and at the same time abusing children, trafficking women, laundering money,
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  trafficking children, and all of these people that were around
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  him are gonna try and act like they had no idea. Huh,
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  you didn't think it was weird if you were on
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  this plane and you saw this girl sleeping on his lap.
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  If you didn't think it was weird, that's because it's
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  normalized to you, and you're probably a fellow traveler. That's right,
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  I said it. If this shit is not goofy to you.
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  If this shit isn't way out of your lane and
• 24:53
  you're just like shrugging your shoulders and you're like, oh, okay, eh, well,
• 24:57
  then you're probably part of the problem. So all of
• 25:01
  these people that ran around and acted like they had
• 25:03
  no idea what Jeffrey Epstein was about, they had no
• 25:06
  idea what he was doing, They had no idea he
• 25:09
  was a pervert or any of this other shit. Well,
• 25:13
  why in the hell would he have this little girl
• 25:16
  passed out on his lap? And do you think it
• 25:18
  was the first time or was that one of the
• 25:20
  prerequisites of flying on his plane if you were one
• 25:23
  of these families he was taking to Disney World. So
• 25:26
  when mom and pop are a little drunk in the back,
• 25:30
  their daughters curled up on Jeffrey Epstein's lap, And this
• 25:34
  sick bastard is God. You know, I don't even want
• 25:37
  to begin to think about the thoughts running through this
• 25:40
  monster's head. And if you think he was above something
• 25:47
  like that, or I wouldn't engage in something like that,
• 25:52
  sh I got another thing to tell you, because this
• 25:55
  dude right here was that kind of devious. Oh yeah,
• 26:00
  we'll set it up. We'll bring these people to Disney World.
• 26:02
  We'll bring the kid and you know, the parents, and
• 26:04
  we'll make sure they have a great time. But you know,
• 26:07
  I have to have access to this kid. You know,
• 26:10
  you have to make sure that the girl is accessible
• 26:13
  to me on the plane. I want to sit by her.
• 26:15
  I want her to talk to me. All of that
• 26:17
  stuff that was all part of it for Epstein, all
• 26:21
  part of his sick, disgusting proclivities. And on this trip,
• 26:25
  as we're going to hear in a few minutes, well,
• 26:29
  Sarah Kellen Vickers was with them, and so was Nadia Marsonkova.
• 26:35
  You don't think the Core four played a huge role
• 26:38
  in all of this, facilitating it and setting it up
• 26:40
  and making sure it all happened. They knew what Jeffrey
• 26:43
  Epstein was. They saw this girl on his lap, and
• 26:47
  they participated. Other images show how families were oblivious to
• 26:55
  the rich and powerful businessman pedophile who was dining in
• 26:59
  their mids as costume character Tigger also greeted guests. A
• 27:04
  source who was on the trip to Disneyworld tells dailymail
• 27:07
  dot Com of their horror at discovering the tucked away
• 27:10
  images of Epstein at the theme park. Around two thousand
• 27:15
  and four, the tucked away images. Huh, how many more
• 27:19
  of those tucked away images does the source have? And
• 27:23
  if you were on this plane for this flight to
• 27:27
  Disney World with Jeffrey Epstein, how long do you think
• 27:30
  you're gonna remain an unnamed source. Pretty sure the FBI
• 27:35
  would would like to talk to you. I'm pretty sure
• 27:37
  they'd like to see these pictures. I wonder how long
• 27:39
  it'll be before a couple of knuckleheads come running around
• 27:42
  all these pictures are faked. Tell because you know that
• 27:46
  those kind of people are floating around. But I'm pretty
• 27:51
  sure that the authorities will want to get a nice
• 27:53
  look at these pictures and speak to whoever took them.
• 28:00
  It wasn't until two thousand and eight that Epstein pleaded
• 28:03
  guilty to soliciting a miner for prostitution. No such thing.
• 28:07
  You can't be a minor and be engaged in prostitution.
• 28:10
  The law didn't even make sense, just like just about
• 28:13
  every other thing that happened in Florida, and served just
• 28:18
  thirteen months in jail. No, not in jail, in a
• 28:21
  stockade where he was allowed to leave six days a
• 28:23
  week for up to thirteen hours a day. Okay, that's
• 28:25
  not jail. And then in July twenty nineteen, he was
• 28:30
  arrested on sex trafficking charges, but killed himself allegedly in
• 28:35
  prison a month later while awaiting trial. There is no
• 28:39
  doubt that picture is absolutely chilling based upon what everyone
• 28:43
  now knows about Epstein. They said, one hundred percent in hindsight,
• 28:48
  that picture is one of the most chilling that we
• 28:51
  have seen in this whole entire case, And in fact,
• 28:54
  it might be the most chilling. The actual sick, prick
• 28:57
  bag animal with his disgusting hands all over a child.
• 29:03
  It's almost too much to compute, right. I feel like
• 29:08
  pouring bleach in my eyes just looking at that picture.
• 29:12
  I don't know how these people that hung around with
• 29:15
  him all the time were able to abide by this, unless,
• 29:20
  of course, again it was normalized. It had been a
• 29:28
  long day, and the girl just fell asleep in his arms.
• 29:31
  The picture is terrifyingly terrifying based upon what we know now,
• 29:35
  but it was entirely innocent. Oh okay, how many of
• 29:39
  you out there with children had your daughter just fall
• 29:43
  asleep in some guy's arms because they were tired, because
• 29:46
  it was a long day. I'm gonna go out on
• 29:48
  a limb here and guess none of you all right?
• 29:51
  So why was she asleep in Jeffrey Epstein's arms and
• 29:55
  his lap, curled up with him leering at her like
• 29:58
  she was something to be he traded or sold at
• 30:02
  some sort of open air market. That's the way he's
• 30:05
  leering at her. And the question is why why is
• 30:08
  she even on his lap? Why is that acceptable? Why
• 30:10
  would her parents be acceptable of that? My guess is
• 30:16
  it was all part of Epstein's plan. Like I was
• 30:19
  just saying, sure, we'll bring him to Disney World, will
• 30:21
  wine and dine them, but I have to have access,
• 30:25
  and then that's where the Core four would come in.
• 30:26
  I'm guessing. The Insider told how Epstein spared no expense
• 30:32
  for the trip and flew a group of ten people
• 30:35
  for the trip to Disney World in Orlando, Florida on
• 30:38
  his dime. Well, if any of you listening to this
• 30:41
  podcast were part of that trip, part of that group
• 30:44
  and would like to speak to me, I would love
• 30:46
  to talk to you about what you saw on that adventure,
• 30:50
  and I'm sure everybody would love to hear it. So
• 30:54
  if you were on that trip and you happen to
• 30:56
  be listening to this podcast. It's time to come fullard
• 31:00
  and bring forward all the receipts that you have, pictures, conversations,
• 31:05
  whatever it may be, because it's only a matter of
• 31:08
  time before the little cracks in the dam completely and
• 31:14
  utterly shatter and all of this comes to light. I
• 31:17
  truly believe folks that eventually all of this is going
• 31:20
  to come to light. You see it happening in Trickles now,
• 31:24
  and that the steam has picked up as the story
• 31:28
  has picked up, as more people have been interested in
• 31:30
  the story. So I feel like we're going to see more,
• 31:33
  a lot more of that as we move forward. Other
• 31:38
  guests included Gilaine Maxwell, Serpentino herself, his personal assistant, lieutenant
• 31:44
  and co conspirator Sarah Kellen, and Slovakian model co conspirator
• 31:49
  member of the Core four Nadia marson Cova. The source said,
• 31:53
  and like I was just saying a second ago, their
• 31:55
  job would be to get it all into order, all
• 31:58
  of the logistics locked in, make sure everything's on the
• 32:01
  up and up, make sure the parents are well taken
• 32:03
  care of so they're not even worried about what Uncle
• 32:06
  Jeffy's doing. Maybe that's the cynic in me. But it
• 32:11
  certainly seems like the sort of plot this disgusting, creepy
• 32:16
  creepertin from Coney Island would hatch. We all boarded the
• 32:22
  jet after leaving his home in Palm Beach, and then
• 32:24
  we took the short plane ride to Orlando, where we
• 32:27
  were picked up and taken to Disney World. The Insider
• 32:30
  revealed we were given a VIP tour of the park
• 32:33
  and someone was escorting us around from Ryde to ride.
• 32:36
  They said the group never had to be in line
• 32:38
  for a ride. We went to the front of the
• 32:41
  line each time. Yeah, of course that's how they roll, right.
• 32:44
  They don't wait in line, they don't pay their taxes,
• 32:46
  they don't follow the law, they don't show up for subpoenas.
• 32:49
  They don't do shit except rob and steal from us
• 32:55
  and well engage in human trafficking operations. Obviously as well,
• 33:04
  Jeffrey wouldn't go on any though he didn't seem to
• 33:07
  like them. Perhaps it was something to do with not
• 33:09
  being in control, something which he liked to be all
• 33:13
  the time. So this source, whoever it is that the
• 33:16
  Daily Mail is talking to, obviously knows him very well.
• 33:20
  They know him enough to know he doesn't go on rides.
• 33:22
  They know him enough to know that he likes to
• 33:24
  be in control all the time. They know him enough
• 33:27
  to know that Jeffrey Epstein most certainly has to be
• 33:33
  in control. It was a fun day. We ate in
• 33:38
  a restaurant with two of Jeffrey's friends who he met there. Jeffrey, however,
• 33:42
  did not eat lunch. I hardly ever saw him eat
• 33:45
  at a restaurant. Food always had to be prepared by
• 33:48
  a personal chef, And that goes to what I was
• 33:51
  just saying as well, I hardly ever saw him eat
• 33:54
  at a restaurant, So obviously this source is someone that
• 33:57
  was around him all the time. How many other pictures
• 33:59
  you have? What else are you holding out on? Let's
• 34:01
  see it. Food always have to be prepared by a
• 34:05
  personal chef. Again, this goes to the vein of this
• 34:10
  person being very close to Epstein, intimate with Epstein, someone
• 34:13
  who really knows him. So what else does this person
• 34:17
  know about Epstein's behavior? That could be due to his
• 34:22
  obsession with cleanliness or maybe a health thing. The day
• 34:27
  was actually very enjoyable, and we stayed until late in
• 34:29
  the evening when we watched the parade, a water show,
• 34:33
  and fireworks. After a long day, we boarded the plane
• 34:37
  in Orlando and went back to Palm Beach. That was
• 34:40
  when the little girl fell asleep on his knee. The
• 34:44
  little girl, what does that even mean? If this person
• 34:48
  so close to Epstein, who is this little girl? Was
• 34:52
  she someone's kid? And if so, why would that person
• 34:55
  let this little girl fall asleep on Epstein's lap or
• 34:58
  anyone else's. You know, I'm trying to rack my brain
• 35:03
  to come up with scenarios that make sense here, and
• 35:06
  none of them do. All that makes sense to me
• 35:09
  is that obviously Epstein wanted access to this girl in
• 35:13
  the same fashion that Jimmy Seville did when he had
• 35:16
  all of the you know, the different child hospitals and whatnot,
• 35:19
  so he would have access to those girls. Epstein, taking
• 35:22
  a page out of that playbook. Flying them to Disney
• 35:25
  World had given everybody a great day. Mom and dad
• 35:28
  probably a little tipsy. Now the little girl, she's tired, Epstein,
• 35:32
  Come lay with Uncle Jeffy and tell me about your day,
• 35:38
  and thus the grooming process begins. Who knows if that's
• 35:41
  what happened later on here, but it is certainly a
• 35:45
  scenario that has to be explored when dealing with this sick,
• 35:48
  disgusting degenerate. It is so sinister to see him there
• 35:55
  nursing the youngster when the world now knows his terrible
• 35:58
  secrets and crimes. Whoever this source is, really you didn't
• 36:02
  know his secrets and crimes? Huh it didn't strike you
• 36:04
  as disgusting that this little girl was passed out on
• 36:07
  his lap. Huh okay, mister source or missus source. Meanwhile,
• 36:13
  Epstein's alleged co conspirator has griped about her prison conditions
• 36:18
  once again in a new court filing, demanding she'd be
• 36:21
  granted access to her laptop because the computers inside the
• 36:25
  jail are very slow. Maxwell's brain must be working slow
• 36:29
  to think that that is going to be a reason
• 36:34
  for the court to grant her requests. Zero chance, Elaine Okay.
• 36:40
  National Serpent's Day was yesterday. The suspected child sex trafficker
• 36:48
  and former girlfriend uh wrong underboss, co conspirator, fellow child abuser,
• 36:55
  and bipedal serpent of Epstein is currently being held without
• 37:00
  bell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York,
• 37:04
  as she awaits trial. In a letter to the federal
• 37:07
  court obtained by dailymail dot com Tuesday, Attorney Bobby Sternheim
• 37:12
  pushed back against the decision to block Maxwell from accessing
• 37:16
  her computer outside of the working week. The filing also
• 37:21
  claimed prison guards have psychologically and physically abused Maxwell, and
• 37:26
  that her complaints had been met with reprisals. We discussed
• 37:30
  all of that on the Daily Drop just a little
• 37:34
  bit ago. The episode just dropped at four o'clock, so
• 37:37
  an hour and forty two minutes ago, So all of
• 37:42
  that was discussed this afternoon. So I'm not gonna go
• 37:48
  back into that and dive back into that right here.
• 37:50
  But obviously, as you can possibly tell, I think it's
• 37:55
  ridiculous that Gilaane Maxwell would even try the nonsense she's trying.
• 38:01
  So here's where we're at, folks. These pictures highly disturbing.
• 38:07
  Make sure you check out the link. Make sure you
• 38:09
  look at these pictures yourself so you see what I'm
• 38:11
  talking about, and buckle up, because I think that the
• 38:17
  ride from here on out is about to be filled
• 38:22
  with a few curves, all right, everybody, If you'd like
• 38:27
  to contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi
• 38:29
  at ProtonMail dot com. That's b O B b y
• 38:33
  c A P you Cci at ProtonMail dot com. You
• 38:38
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• 38:42
  underscore c A p U C c I. All of
• 38:46
  the links that go with this episode can be found
• 38:49
  in the description box. All right, folks, So I mean
• 38:52
  this first article is from Fox News and the headline
• 38:56
  is Epstein accuser says she took She once took Bill
• 38:58
  Clinton's seat on private jet, saw bedroom floor made of
• 39:01
  mattress foam. A woman who came forward with accusations of
• 39:05
  child sex abuse against Jeffrey Epstein on Monday described a
• 39:08
  disturbing encounter with the now deceased sex offender said she
• 39:12
  took the former president Bill Clinton's seat on the Lolita
• 39:15
  Express and noted bizarre bedroom floors made of mattress foam
• 39:19
  and being encouraged to cry after sex with the disgraced moneyman.
• 39:24
  The accuser, who went by the name Jane Doe fifteen,
• 39:27
  enlisted high powered attorney Gloria Allred. Why why would anyone
• 39:32
  use Gloria Allred? I just don't understand. Who held a
• 39:35
  news conference Monday in Los Angeles. The accuser was fifteen
• 39:39
  when Epstein prayed upon her, and she was seeking compensentory
• 39:43
  and punitive impunitive damages as a result. Alred said her
• 39:47
  lawsuit alleges battery, assault, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
• 39:52
  Alred said. Jane Doe fifteen said Epstein began grooming her
• 39:56
  when she was in New York for a school trip
• 39:58
  and eventually found herself on the low lie to Express
• 40:00
  his private jet. When I chose a seat on the jet,
• 40:04
  Jeffrey told me that is where his good friend Bill
• 40:07
  Clinton always chose to sit. Jane Doe fifteen said. Jane
• 40:10
  Do fifteen, who is now thirty one years old, detailed
• 40:13
  her first sexual encounter with Epstein. I was invited to
• 40:16
  his home. There, his assistant took a photo of me
• 40:18
  and later reached out inviting me to Epstein's ranch. I
• 40:22
  only knew Jeffrey Epstein for five days. During a trip
• 40:25
  to the Zoro Ranch, his massive compound surrounded by government
• 40:28
  lands in the New Mexico Desert, Epstein took my sexual
• 40:31
  innocence in front of a wall of framed photographs of
• 40:33
  him shaking hands with and smiling with celebrities and political leaders.
• 40:38
  Jane Doe fifteen said, I was only fifteen years old,
• 40:41
  after he wanted to talk to me about what had
• 40:43
  just been my first sexual experience and directed me to
• 40:45
  take time to myself that night to cry. Jane Doe,
• 40:49
  fifteen said Epstein offered her money for college almost immediately
• 40:52
  after the sexual encounter. This is his typical pattern, right.
• 40:56
  I'm always skeptical when Gloria Already is involved, but when
• 40:59
  it comes to this case and as prolific of a
• 41:02
  sexual predator as Jeffrey Epstein was, when these girls come forward,
• 41:06
  they've been ridiculed for so long and so often by
• 41:09
  so many people, I'm not going to do the same
• 41:11
  thing just because they're with Gloria Alred. So I'm willing
• 41:14
  to definitely listen to what they have to say. And
• 41:18
  you know, as long as these allegations are credible and
• 41:21
  they all match up basically right when you vet them
• 41:25
  and you go through the allegations from these girls, they're
• 41:28
  all the same sort of thing. He had the same
• 41:31
  mo with all of these girls, and it's the same
• 41:33
  exact players involved. Jane do fifteen said she declined other
• 41:40
  in invitations from Epstein. I left Zora Ranch with a
• 41:43
  deep sense of shame, she said. Epstein was found dead
• 41:47
  dead this passed August in his Manhattan prison cell while
• 41:49
  awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. Prosecutors alleged that
• 41:53
  the convicted sex offender paid girls as young as fourteen
• 41:57
  hundreds of dollars for massages before you molested them in
• 41:59
  his homes in New York and Palm Beach, Florida, between
• 42:02
  two thousand and two and two thousand and five. Well,
• 42:05
  don't you have to add the Zoro Ranch and the
• 42:08
  island to that as well? And England. I mean, in
• 42:11
  this article itself, it talks about the Zoro Ranch. And
• 42:15
  this is what I mean about shoddy reporting. It's like
• 42:19
  it's almost like they don't even like proofread some of
• 42:21
  these articles. They just fire them off anyway. So that
• 42:25
  was the first article from Fox, and it just goes
• 42:29
  just adds another layer to the pile of evidence that
• 42:32
  we have against Jeffrey Epstein. And like I said, we
• 42:36
  have to hear from all of these people who said
• 42:38
  that they were abused by him. And unfortunately, in our society,
• 42:42
  there's a lot of people that will come forward that
• 42:44
  really had nothing to do with this, and they cause
• 42:46
  great harm to those who actually were abused. So it's
• 42:49
  important that we make sure we separate the wheat from
• 42:52
  you know, the chaff, you know, make sure we got
• 42:57
  the good stuff rising to the top and the bad
• 42:59
  stuff laying at the bottom, because that's how they try
• 43:01
  and get the lead. I say they what I mean
• 43:04
  is the intelligence agency types. That's the sort of different
• 43:08
  disinformation they like to use. Right, Oh, well, this one's
• 43:11
  a liar, So that one must be a liar. We
• 43:13
  saw it in the original case. That was basically their
• 43:15
  whole defense. The whole the whole defense built by Dershowitz
• 43:19
  was built on their the girl's MySpace pages and stuff.
• 43:22
  So we have to be very careful what we accept
• 43:25
  for fact and what we what is just you know,
• 43:29
  tickling our confirmation bias. We don't want to get caught
• 43:34
  up in all of that. We just want to follow
• 43:35
  the facts wherever they lead. Like I saw, I saw
• 43:38
  somebody today talking about the situation with how Donald Trump
• 43:43
  was allegedly caught up with Jeffrey Epstein and a thirteen
• 43:46
  year old girl and how there was suits filed. And look,
• 43:51
  I've read all of those those charges. I've read all
• 43:54
  of those allegations. None of those girls have spoken up
• 43:58
  in court. If now's not the time to speak up
• 44:00
  in court about powerful people, when is the man's being
• 44:04
  impeached right now by the Congress. If somebody came forward
• 44:08
  and they have allegations that he was involved in Epstein's
• 44:11
  sex ring, now would certainly be the time to come forward.
• 44:14
  Right You would never find more support than now. So
• 44:17
  if somebody out there actually has the receipts and the
• 44:20
  evidence for that, then bring it forward. If not, all
• 44:23
  you're doing is adding more disinformation to the game. All
• 44:26
  you're doing is doing their work for them. All you're
• 44:29
  doing is making the actual job of finding out who
• 44:32
  was really involved that much harder, all because you want
• 44:35
  to play politics, all because you want to be involved
• 44:37
  in tribalism. Take a good hard look in the mirror
• 44:41
  if that's you, and ask yourself, is that what you want?
• 44:44
  Is that what you want to be involved in? Or
• 44:46
  do you want to be involved in chasing down the
• 44:48
  truth no matter what, even if it shatters your confirmation bias.
• 44:53
  That's really what you have to ask yourself in this case,
• 44:55
  because that's where I'm at. I could care less if
• 44:57
  every single member of Congress and every Senator was purp
• 45:00
  walked in handcuffs. If they were all involved in this,
• 45:03
  I have no skin in the game. Those aren't, you know,
• 45:06
  those are just people that are elected to go to Washington.
• 45:09
  I don't have any sort of emotional tie to any politician.
• 45:13
  They come and they go. It's the shitty policy that
• 45:16
  they leave behind that's really the problem. All Right, This
• 45:20
  next article is from The Atlantic, and this is a
• 45:23
  pretty good headline right here, so I figured we'll dive in.
• 45:27
  I'm usually pretty skeptical of the Atlantic them in New
• 45:30
  York mag the nation, they're very They carry a lot
• 45:35
  of water for the intelligence agencies. And you know, at
• 45:38
  another time and another time in another place. I'll go
• 45:40
  into some of the evidence for that. But if you
• 45:44
  really pay attention, you see the same exact journalists quote
• 45:49
  unquote posting the same exact stories over and over and over.
• 45:52
  That's because they're being fed and they'll say, oh, from
• 45:55
  sources close to the case or sources blah blah blah.
• 45:58
  And that's when you have to really be a bit cautious,
• 46:02
  because you really don't who are the sources cost close
• 46:05
  to the case. Are they people that are actually working
• 46:07
  the case? Is that the janitor? You never know right,
• 46:10
  And that's exactly how they conduct their business now, and
• 46:12
  it's so that there's no accountability for them. If they say, oh,
• 46:16
  an unnamed source, well nobody could track that source down,
• 46:18
  and nobody can verify their report. They can report whatever
• 46:21
  they want. And if you refute their report, well, here
• 46:24
  they come. You're fake news. You're gonna get the deplatformed,
• 46:27
  you're gonna you're gonna have your ability to earn money
• 46:30
  as an independent journalist. They basically destroyed. And that's what
• 46:34
  these people do. Look what they're doing to the whistleblower,
• 46:36
  what they're attempting to do to the whistleblower, what they
• 46:38
  did to Ashley Bianco. Just just the way they conduct themselves,
• 46:43
  as they scream from their ivory towers, how we should
• 46:45
  conduct ourselves. It's just so hypocritical and so mind numbingly annoying.
• 46:52
  All right, So the headline is what Jeffrey Epstein offered
• 46:55
  Prince Andrew. An oblivious interview exposes the two tiered world
• 46:59
  in which jeff Jefrey Epstein flourished. Hey, look, we always
• 47:02
  talked about the two tier justice system here. There is
• 47:05
  definitely a set of rules for them, and a set
• 47:06
  of rules for me and you, there's no doubt about that.
• 47:10
  Prince Andrew has clearly made many poor decisions in his life,
• 47:14
  traveling to royal engagements in Britain and a helicopter rather
• 47:17
  than taking the train, criticizing the government's attempts to combat
• 47:21
  corruption over lunch, and with British businessmen in Kyrgyzstan, captaining
• 47:26
  a team in a medieval themed game show broadcast on
• 47:29
  national television. Yet his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, which continued
• 47:33
  after the latter's conviction for solicitation of prostitution involving a minor,
• 47:38
  is disturbing. On another level, the Prince's decision this weekend
• 47:42
  to give an interview to the BBC about that friendship,
• 47:44
  which entirely lacked empathy or remorse, compound the offense. Yes
• 47:49
  it does. And I said that right after the interview.
• 47:53
  That's one of the things that stood out to me
• 47:55
  right away. He had zero empathy for the victims he
• 47:59
  was on there, and all he cared about he was
• 48:00
  on a collision course course with attempting to refurbish his image.
• 48:05
  And I got news for you. You you know, you
• 48:07
  could slap a little bit of paint on that old car.
• 48:09
  But it's still going to be that old car. It's
• 48:11
  all dented up and the insides are all ripped up.
• 48:14
  And that's basically what we got going on here with
• 48:17
  U with the uh prints, because it's pretty much party
• 48:22
  over for him in the public eye. There's no way
• 48:24
  he could fix his image at this point. I don't
• 48:26
  think from the start, it was apparent that the Queen
• 48:31
  second son dwells not on Earth but on planet aristocracy.
• 48:35
  It is a land governed by rules and codes that
• 48:37
  are unfathomable to the rest of us. Wow. Yes, one
• 48:41
  hundred percent, this is spot on. How long have I
• 48:46
  been talking about that on this podcast since the beginning? Right?
• 48:49
  These people have they live in a separate reality from
• 48:52
  us where you and I. You know, if we when
• 48:54
  when we want to go blow off some steam, we
• 48:56
  want to go get off. We want to have a
• 48:57
  good time. You know, we might go to the casino,
• 48:59
  blow couple one hundred bucks, go on vacation, whatever it
• 49:02
  may be, whatever it may be, whatever your your vices
• 49:05
  that you you know, you go to let off steam,
• 49:07
  You do something to let off steam. That's what we do.
• 49:09
  When you have this kind of money. What what do
• 49:11
  you do. What gets you off? Well, you play with
• 49:14
  people's lives, I'm guessing. I mean that's what it looks like.
• 49:16
  That's what all of these people do. They manipulate everybody's
• 49:18
  lives so that they have so I don't know what
• 49:21
  enjoyment is It a game to them? Everybody's life a
• 49:24
  game to them. When the BBC's Emily Maitliss asked whether
• 49:29
  he had invited Epstein to a party, Andrew quickly corrected
• 49:32
  her it was a shooting weekend, a straightforward shooting weekend.
• 49:36
  The distinction between an evening event and staying with friends
• 49:39
  to fire guns and muddy fields is meaningless to anyone
• 49:42
  who grew up outside the English upper classes. Right, So
• 49:47
  these guys are out, Oh it's a shooting weekend, but
• 49:49
  you know, that's it. We just we just shot some guns.
• 49:51
  We didn't really talk or anything. We were just, you know,
• 49:53
  blew off a few rounds and hung out, No big deal. Throughout,
• 49:59
  he seemed to adhere to an honor code where ghosting
• 50:02
  a friend is unconscionably discourteous, but exploiting underage girls is
• 50:06
  merely a manner unbecoming. It is essentially a two tier
• 50:10
  view of the world where people are divided into equals
• 50:13
  and human chaff. In twenty eleven, the scandal surrounding Epstein,
• 50:17
  a former hedge fund manager, cost a former hedge fund
• 50:21
  manager and pedophile, cost Andrew his job as Britain's trade envoy,
• 50:25
  a role that involved indiscriminate schmoozing of dictators, oligarchs, and
• 50:29
  business leaders. Questions about their friendship have dogged him ever since.
• 50:33
  He presumably thought the interview would help refute the persistent
• 50:36
  allegation that he had sex with a minor, Virginia Roberts,
• 50:40
  then aged seventeen, in two thousand and one. In a
• 50:43
  court filing, Roberts said she was essentially trafficked by Epstein
• 50:46
  and forced to have sex with his friends, including Andrew.
• 50:49
  A secondary motive might have been to show remorse for
• 50:52
  the friendship, which continued long after it was clear exactly
• 50:56
  what kind of person Epstein was. And there is the
• 51:00
  real rub. Anybody who continued their relationship after this man's
• 51:04
  arrest really doesn't have a leg to stand on. There's
• 51:07
  certainly you certainly don't have any sort of moral ground
• 51:09
  to stand on. It's all dried up. You're alone on
• 51:14
  the island In fact, it's like Jeff Prope just said
• 51:17
  to you, Look, I got nothing for you to meet
• 51:18
  you back at camp, because that's basically what's going on here.
• 51:27
  On the surface, the millionaire's lifestyle was glittering donations to
• 51:30
  tech research, dinners with public intellectuals, but it's darkness ought
• 51:34
  to have been obvious to anyone who saw it up close.
• 51:37
  Epstein attended Andrew's daughter Beatrice's eighteenth birthday party at Windsor
• 51:41
  Castle in two thousand and six, two months after an
• 51:44
  arrest warrant was issued for his sexual assault of a minor.
• 51:49
  So you guys aren't great friends, right, No, it's lady
• 51:52
  g who was your real friend. But you're good enough
• 51:55
  friends that two months after this dude is indicted, you're
• 51:59
  in him to your daughter's birthday party at winder Castle.
• 52:05
  What does that say about you? Hansy Andy, Randy Andy
• 52:11
  modern version, Jeoffrey, You're a sick dude. Look, I'm going
• 52:15
  on record, folks, I'm on record, right, this guy's a
• 52:18
  sick dude. No matter what. This dude he doesn't pass
• 52:22
  the smell test, and he definitely doesn't pass the evidence
• 52:26
  test at this point either. So all signs lead to
• 52:30
  big trouble. He was given a plea bargain allowing him
• 52:35
  to serve just thirteen months in prison, as well as
• 52:37
  immunity from future prosecutions, not just for him, but for
• 52:41
  any potential, any potential co conspirators. So think about that
• 52:45
  for a minute, folks, you and your friends commit a crime.
• 52:49
  Do you really think there's any scenario, any ploysible universe
• 52:56
  where any of you get this sort of deal where
• 53:00
  you guys, every you who committed the crime and anyone
• 53:02
  who might have been involved potential co conspirators, not even
• 53:06
  named co conspirators, just potential. What sort of vague and
• 53:11
  blanket is that? What sort of protection blanket is that
• 53:15
  you would never be afforded that you and your friends
• 53:18
  would all get buried underneath the prison. When protesting his
• 53:23
  own innocence in the BBC interview, the Prince floundered. He
• 53:26
  sounded queasy and evasive. He could not have slept with
• 53:29
  Roberts on the days he alleged, he said, because he
• 53:32
  was at a pizza restaurant in a town near London.
• 53:35
  Why did he remember that so specifically? Because going to
• 53:38
  Pizza Express and woking is an unusual thing for me
• 53:40
  to do. Never mind that Woking is only thirty miles
• 53:43
  from London, putting it at about an hour's drive from
• 53:47
  Tramp nightclub where he's alleged to have met Roberts that evening.
• 53:51
  So okay, you brought your daughter there in the afternoon,
• 53:53
  but that evening thirty miles away. Not that long of
• 53:56
  a drive. Not that long of a drive, mister prince.
• 54:00
  And did you take a helicopter? Who knows what you do?
• 54:02
  You are the Prince of England, right, you can do
• 54:04
  whatever you want. Her memory of him as sweating also
• 54:09
  through the story into doubt. He believed I didn't sweat
• 54:12
  at the time because I had suffered what I would
• 54:15
  describe as an overdose of adrenaline in the Falklands War
• 54:18
  when I was shot at Look, I get it. There
• 54:20
  is this can that there is a condition that can
• 54:24
  occur where you stop sweating. I was doing some research
• 54:27
  on that and reading up on that a little bit,
• 54:29
  and there's definitely that can occur. But it is very
• 54:34
  very very rare, very rare, less rare than a hyoid
• 54:38
  bone breaking in a soft suicide, folks, that's for sure. See,
• 54:42
  that's what they want us to do. They want us
• 54:44
  to believe the little pieces they want us to believe,
• 54:46
  but they don't want us to believe the other stuff. Right,
• 54:49
  it's just what they say. They're narrative. Remember what Jake
• 54:51
  Tapper told us on CNN. You don't have to read
• 54:55
  those WikiLeaks emails. We'll tell you what's in them. In fact,
• 54:58
  if you read them, that's illegal, mister Tapper. Come on,
• 55:04
  find a new line of work, all right. I hear
• 55:06
  the Iraqi Disinformation Bureaus looking for some help. Why don't
• 55:10
  you head on over and take your good buddy Don
• 55:12
  Lemon with you. On the second count, expressing remorse, the
• 55:17
  Prince also failed. May List asked Andrew straight out whether
• 55:20
  he regretted the friendship. Still not, he said, the people
• 55:23
  that I met in the opportunities that I was given
• 55:25
  to learn, either by him or because of him, were
• 55:27
  actually very useful. How could that even be possible? Epstein
• 55:32
  didn't even have a college degree. What was he providing
• 55:38
  you that was so essential? Oh? I know that people
• 55:42
  listening to this podc podcasts know that answer. It's kind
• 55:45
  of rhetorical. At this point. We know what he was
• 55:48
  providing you. We know what you like, Prince, we know
• 55:51
  what you're into, we know what your proclivities are, we
• 55:55
  know all right, it's time to come forward, do the
• 55:58
  right thing, have some honor, do the right thing. No
• 56:05
  room in the picture for another set of people Epstein's victims.
• 56:08
  She tried again later and got essentially the same answer.
• 56:11
  Remember that was one of my biggest things. I just
• 56:14
  it made me so mad that there was no empathy
• 56:17
  for those victims. I was talking to my dad as
• 56:19
  we were watching football yesterday, and I've never seen him
• 56:23
  so agitated about something either. My dad's always been very
• 56:26
  distrustful of the mainstream media in general, and ever since
• 56:31
  I was a kid, he would always you know, point
• 56:33
  things out to me and blah blah blah. But I've
• 56:35
  never seen him so agitated as he is right now
• 56:37
  with this whole entire situation and with the two tier
• 56:40
  justice system. And I think that he is a good
• 56:44
  indication of the silent majority and how the silent majority
• 56:47
  feels about all of this. So, like I said, let
• 56:52
  people can continue to laugh. Let people think that we're
• 56:54
  not going to get to where we're going in this case.
• 56:56
  But the dominoes are already starting to fall, right, folks.
• 57:00
  We have UK politicians calling for Andrew to go under
• 57:03
  oath UK politicians, and he does not have a diplomatic community.
• 57:08
  So if he subpoenaed, well, that's quite the conundrum, isn't it.
• 57:13
  As an interviewer, Maetlist was common forensic. The Prince said
• 57:17
  he and Epstein were not close friends. And yet Andrew
• 57:19
  had been on his private plane. Yes, had stayed on
• 57:22
  his private island. Yes, had stayed at his home in
• 57:25
  Palm Beach. Yes. After Epstein was released from prison where
• 57:28
  he was serving a sentence for procuring a minor for prostitution,
• 57:32
  Andrew stayed at Epstein's house in New York and was
• 57:34
  photographed walking through Central Park with him. I went there
• 57:38
  with the sole purpose of saying to him that because
• 57:40
  he had been convicted, it was inappropriate for us to
• 57:43
  be seen together. Maetlist was politely incredulous. You went to
• 57:47
  break up the relationship, and yet you stayed at the
• 57:50
  New York mansion several days. There's no answer for that.
• 57:56
  Prince Andrew should not have done this interview because he
• 57:59
  doesn't have legitimate answers to any of these questions. He
• 58:02
  sounds like a dullard. He sounds like a man who
• 58:05
  is guilty, folks, I don't know what you think. Show me.
• 58:07
  Shoot me those emails. Bobby Kapucci at ProtonMail dot com,
• 58:11
  b O B B Y c ap U C c
• 58:13
  I at proteon ProtonMail dot com. Send me, send me
• 58:17
  those emails. I want to know what you think. Do
• 58:19
  you think this man's guilty. I've been getting some great
• 58:22
  emails lately, I mean some really great in depth emails.
• 58:25
  And I'll tell you what seems to me. Everybody's on
• 58:28
  board with the same exact uh, the same exact idea here.
• 58:33
  It's it's the evidence. You follow the evidence right, and
• 58:35
  when the evidence leads you somewhere, you have to believe
• 58:37
  what you've what you've seen. And we've been doing this
• 58:41
  now for quite some time. And if you followed from
• 58:43
  the beginning, we've been on the scent this whole entire time.
• 58:47
  And you know all you have to do is go back.
• 58:49
  These are these are articles from the mainstream media, and
• 58:51
  the purpose of me reading these from the mainstream media
• 58:54
  is this to hang them with their own words. That way,
• 58:57
  nobody could go back and say, oh, you're using some
• 58:59
  conspiracy to confirm your piases. Don't you know that so
• 59:03
  and so wasn't involved. Well, look, go back check the evidence,
• 59:09
  and then get back to me and let me know
• 59:11
  what you think after that. Although the interview will be
• 59:16
  remembered for the weirdness of its details, the pizza and
• 59:18
  the sweat, its true value lies elsewhere. It provided, through
• 59:23
  an apparently unaware narrator, a portrait of the whole toxic
• 59:27
  brew that fed the Epstein scandal and others like it.
• 59:30
  When historians try to understand the interplay of celebrity and
• 59:34
  sexual predation in the early twenty first century, it will
• 59:37
  be as revealing a document as the recent books on
• 59:40
  Harvey Weinstein. Every abuser listen to this, Okay, listen to
• 59:44
  what she's saying here, and then think about what we've
• 59:46
  come to the conclusion of on this podcast. Every abuser
• 59:50
  requires enablers. Every abusers requires silence victims. Every abuser requires
• 59:57
  blind eyes. Check check check. Epstein had that all in spades.
• 1:00:02
  All these people around him, step Monopolis, the big wigs,
• 1:00:06
  all of them that were around him, especially after his arrest,
• 1:00:10
  were enablers at the very least. This is a Rico case,
• 1:00:13
  all right. I got an email from a mister B
• 1:00:15
  in Florida, say, who was dumbfounded? How this wasn't a
• 1:00:19
  Rico case. It meets all of the parameters. And if
• 1:00:23
  there's a lawyer listening out there, I'd love to have
• 1:00:25
  you chime in. I'd love to talk to you and
• 1:00:26
  maybe even have you come on the show and discuss
• 1:00:30
  Rico allegations, because let me tell you what, I'm from
• 1:00:32
  New York. I'm from New York, I'm Italian. I know
• 1:00:34
  all about Rico cases, all right. I've seen them up
• 1:00:38
  close and personal. And if anything has ever been a
• 1:00:40
  Rico case, this is it right here. I'm telling you, folks,
• 1:00:43
  this is a Rico case. And that's the way in,
• 1:00:46
  because once you slap them with Rico, everybody's in trouble.
• 1:00:49
  You could slap people. You can bring people in who
• 1:00:51
  have just associated via phone call with these people and
• 1:00:55
  just start putting the screws to them. But why aren't
• 1:00:59
  they doing that? Who's pulling the strings? Who's telling them? No?
• 1:01:05
  These forty five minutes of television laid out the whole story. Sorry,
• 1:01:08
  Dynamic take an aristocrat and offer him access to an
• 1:01:12
  exciting world of glittering people. Remember that he is used
• 1:01:15
  to from birth, the constant present, the presence of staff,
• 1:01:19
  so that he invisibly divides the world into his peers
• 1:01:22
  and those shadowy beings who fulfill his every whim. And
• 1:01:26
  that's what really, It's that sense of entitlement that these
• 1:01:30
  people have. They can have whatever they want. Their money
• 1:01:33
  says to them and their sick world that they can
• 1:01:35
  have whatever they want and do whatever they want with
• 1:01:37
  whoever they want. And if that happens to be your daughter,
• 1:01:40
  if that happens to be your sister, that happens to
• 1:01:42
  be your wife, your mother, your grandmother, your cousin, well,
• 1:01:46
  just so, what to hell with you? What are you
• 1:01:47
  gonna do about it? What are you gonna go to
• 1:01:49
  the cops? Big deal? Big deal? What happens if you
• 1:01:51
  go to the cops? What's god to precedent? Does this scent? Right?
• 1:01:54
  Set right? Go to the cops, and then what happens?
• 1:01:56
  You get into the jail cell, get to go out
• 1:01:58
  for twelve fourteen hours a day, still, get to go
• 1:02:01
  out and associate and and and rape girls or whatever
• 1:02:03
  it is you're doing. Come on, come on, it's not
• 1:02:07
  the real world. My bosses don't even get that kind
• 1:02:10
  of that kind of treatment. Rich drug lords in Mexico,
• 1:02:14
  where it's as corrupt as the day is long. Don't
• 1:02:16
  get that sort of treatment, folks. But here in the
• 1:02:19
  good old USA, with the great intelligence agencies seeping their
• 1:02:24
  sick paws into everything, this is what we deal with.
• 1:02:28
  Are you not entertained? Have you not had enough? Have
• 1:02:31
  you not had enough enough wine? Have you had not
• 1:02:34
  enough gladatorial games? People fed to the whims of the press,
• 1:02:38
  because that's basically what it is. They hope to keep
• 1:02:41
  us fat on entertainment and sloth so that they can
• 1:02:44
  continue to pillage and rape fit literally and end not
• 1:02:51
  it's it's who. It's maddening. It's to the point where
• 1:02:55
  I'd lose my train of thought and I can't even
• 1:02:58
  form the correct words without going on a curse filled
• 1:03:02
  tirade of just words that I shouldn't be using on
• 1:03:05
  this podcast. I don't wish to appear grand. But there
• 1:03:09
  were a lot of people who were walking around Jeffrey
• 1:03:11
  Epstein's house. He told Matelis, I interacted with them, if
• 1:03:14
  you will, to say good morning, good afternoon, but I
• 1:03:17
  didn't ask what are you doing here? Why are you here?
• 1:03:19
  What's going on? Then offer him the use of a house,
• 1:03:22
  a plane, an island, an implicit transaction of money for
• 1:03:25
  royal stardust. He is a trophy rare even then a
• 1:03:29
  stuffed lion to show off to friends. Well, I think
• 1:03:33
  she's right on that account, But I also think that
• 1:03:36
  Prince Andrew was trapped. He's not the brightest guy in
• 1:03:38
  the world. Obviously he was walked right into this black
• 1:03:41
  mail operation. And once he was walked in and he
• 1:03:43
  was caught up having sex with these young girls, well,
• 1:03:46
  heing no other choice but to be the trophy friend, right,
• 1:03:50
  He had no other choice to show up when Epstein wanted. Look,
• 1:03:53
  he flew across the pond to quote unquote break up
• 1:03:55
  with Epstein. What does that even mean? This is a
• 1:04:01
  world where houses are busy, as Andrew put it, like
• 1:04:04
  a railway station run by staff, of course, and are
• 1:04:08
  much more convenient than staying in a hotel. A whole
• 1:04:11
  class of humans just so much more scenery keeps the
• 1:04:14
  world turning. A stratified approach to humanity was evident throughout
• 1:04:18
  the interview. Repeatedly, Andrew missed opportunities to express sympathy for
• 1:04:22
  Epstein's victims. His pr advisor quit two weeks before the
• 1:04:26
  interview after advising against it. They didn't seem to exist
• 1:04:29
  as vividly as he and his friends. And we discussed that, right.
• 1:04:33
  Remember they hired the pr advisor Stein I believe his
• 1:04:38
  name was, and then he fired and there was no
• 1:04:40
  we didn't know why. Well, now it comes out this
• 1:04:43
  is why he not fired. Excuse me, he quit. This
• 1:04:45
  is why he quit, and it comes out now he
• 1:04:47
  quit because he didn't want Andrew to do this. This
• 1:04:50
  is a car crash of an interview. The guy obviously
• 1:04:52
  knows what he's doing, and he was trying to protect Andrew.
• 1:04:55
  But once again, the royals know better. And if his
• 1:04:59
  mother wasn't ninety t two years old or however old
• 1:05:01
  she was, I'm sure as as shit that the Queen
• 1:05:05
  mother would not have let this interview crack off. She
• 1:05:07
  knows who the dullard son is. If the Prince had
• 1:05:11
  not come across so unsympathetically, there might have been another
• 1:05:14
  lesson to be drawn from his words, the deforming effect
• 1:05:17
  of Britain's obsession with its royal family on members of
• 1:05:20
  that family. They are treated with extreme deference and extreme resentment,
• 1:05:25
  a divide that threatens to shear their psychees into two
• 1:05:28
  Kate Middleton is praised and reviled for the flat, dullness
• 1:05:31
  of her public image. For every cruel column accusing Megan
• 1:05:34
  and Harry of narcissism, there are huge numbers of supporters
• 1:05:37
  who adore them uncritically. For Prince Andrew, there is a
• 1:05:40
  sharp disconnect between the fawning millionaires with whom he surrounds
• 1:05:44
  himself and the relentlessly hostility and the relentless hostility of
• 1:05:47
  a press that sees him as a spendthrift playboy. Well,
• 1:05:52
  you know, if a leopard has spots, if I mean,
• 1:05:54
  if it has spots and it's a leopard, it's probably
• 1:05:56
  a leopard. Right. If it walks like a duck and
• 1:05:58
  quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck. Buried in
• 1:06:02
  Andrew's words were plenty of reasons to pity him. He
• 1:06:05
  grew up, he said in an institution, using the same
• 1:06:08
  word for the royal family that you might for a
• 1:06:10
  children's home or youth prison. He was careful of having
• 1:06:13
  photographs taken constantly on his guard, and he cannot tell
• 1:06:17
  if anything strange was happening around Epstein, because if you
• 1:06:20
  are somebody like me, then people behave in a subtly
• 1:06:23
  different way. It reminded me of the old joke that
• 1:06:25
  the Queen thinks everyone smells of fresh paint. His description
• 1:06:29
  of his inability to sweat after serving in the Navy
• 1:06:31
  sounded like a hint that he found the experience traumatic.
• 1:06:34
  Despite his apparent lack of remorse, I did feel there
• 1:06:38
  was something tragic about his story, a man born into
• 1:06:40
  a role he didn't ask for, given money and attention
• 1:06:43
  he didn't earn, living a gilded, hyper visible, fundamentally abnormal life,
• 1:06:49
  and yet the sympathy stretches only so far. Prince Andrew
• 1:06:52
  said Epstein had taken advantage of his tendency to be
• 1:06:55
  too honorable. It is more likely that Epstein took advantage
• 1:06:58
  of his entitlement and self regard. Correct, he took entitlement
• 1:07:02
  of his perversions. Really, because what they're not saying in
• 1:07:04
  this article is he was caught up in that black
• 1:07:07
  mal scheme. That's what they're not saying in the article.
• 1:07:09
  Once again, they're just scratching the surface, just giving you enough,
• 1:07:12
  and you have to put the pieces together yourself. There
• 1:07:18
  are only two ways for Andrew to explain the friendship.
• 1:07:21
  The first is that he knowingly associated with a convicted
• 1:07:24
  sex offender, because he did not regard that as disqualification.
• 1:07:28
  The second that he was too stupid or too incurious
• 1:07:31
  to comprehend the evil going on around him. I lean
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  toward the latter explanation. Privileged obliviousness in the royal families
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  the fault setting. Some have escaped it. Andrew's sister Anne
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  refused royal titles for her children, as she was determined
• 1:07:45
  to bring them up outside the royal bubble. Andrew did not.
• 1:07:48
  His daughters are princesses. At her wedding last year, the
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  younger one, Eugenie, chose a reading from The Great Gatsby,
• 1:07:55
  which she said reminded her of her future husband. He
• 1:07:58
  smiled understandingly, much more than understandingly, observes the novel's narrator,
• 1:08:02
  Nick Carraway, in the section of the novel read out
• 1:08:05
  by sister Beatrice. It was one of those rare smiles
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  with a quality of eternal reassurance in it, that you
• 1:08:11
  may come across four or five times in life. How delightful,
• 1:08:15
  except that the man Caraway is describing as Jay Gatsby,
• 1:08:18
  a con man who wheasels his way into high society
• 1:08:20
  through flattery and charm. There were careless people, writes F.
• 1:08:24
  Scott Fitzgerald of two of The Great Gatsby's other characters,
• 1:08:27
  Tom and Daisy. They smashed up things and creatures and
• 1:08:30
  then retreated back into their money, or their vast carelessness,
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  or whatever it was that kept them together and let
• 1:08:35
  other people clean up the mess that they had made.
• 1:08:38
  In his interview with the BBC, Prince Andrew revealed himself
• 1:08:41
  as a man of vast carelessness. He was friends with
• 1:08:44
  a man who smashed up young girls lives and used
• 1:08:46
  his money and influence to secure a plea deal that
• 1:08:49
  saw him treated with incredible lenience. At the very least,
• 1:08:52
  Prince Andrew tolerated and indulged that impulse in Epstein. Now,
• 1:08:55
  after twenty four hours of backlash over his disastrous interview,
• 1:08:59
  British News British newspapers are carrying quotes from the Prince
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  telling friends of his regret at the friendship and great
• 1:09:06
  sympathy for the victims. Other people are now trying to
• 1:09:09
  clean up the mess he has made. Well, those people
• 1:09:12
  are just nothing more than more. They're there enablers as well.
• 1:09:15
  One thing we're not gonna do is pick up anybody's mess.
• 1:09:17
  Around here. We're gonna call them like we see him,
• 1:09:19
  and we are on record here saying that Prince Andrew
• 1:09:22
  needs to go under oath. He is not being truthful.
• 1:09:27
  In my opinion, he is showing no remorse towards these victims.
• 1:09:32
  At the very least he should have remorse, considering he
• 1:09:35
  enabled Epstein's behavior just by being around him. He enabled
• 1:09:39
  the behavior of Epstein. All right, anyway, folks, I just
• 1:09:45
  want to give a shout out to some people who
• 1:09:47
  have been real huge supporters of the show. Maddie, Hannah Leanne.
• 1:09:53
  You know, you guys have all been incredibly supportive, not
• 1:09:57
  only with donations, but with you know, the emails, uh
• 1:10:00
  shooting me different leads and different angles for stories, and
• 1:10:04
  it's incredibly appreciated. If you guys have any ideas for
• 1:10:08
  different stories for the listeners out there, different things you
• 1:10:10
  want to hear on the show, feel free to email me.
• 1:10:13
  The email is BO B B y C A p
• 1:10:17
  U C C I at ProtonMail dot com and I
• 1:10:20
  try and answer back in a very timely manner. So
• 1:10:23
  shoot me some ideas for different you know, different things
• 1:10:26
  you want to talk about on the show, or you
• 1:10:28
  want me to talk about different parts of the case
• 1:10:31
  that maybe we we missed, because remember we just started
• 1:10:34
  the Daily Drop beginning of October ish, so there was
• 1:10:37
  a ton of stuff that we we missed leading up
• 1:10:40
  to that. So maybe we could if some people out
• 1:10:43
  there are still a little confused about what's going on,
• 1:10:46
  maybe you guys want me to go and do like
• 1:10:48
  a clean up episode perhaps and kind of do a timeline,
• 1:10:51
  a new an updated timeline of what's occurred up until
• 1:10:54
  this point, and we can go back and start reading
• 1:10:57
  some older articles and see how things have changed, perhaps,
• 1:11:00
  or like I said, whatever you guys think. So I
• 1:11:03
  will be back tomorrow with another Daily Drop like usual,
• 1:11:07
  and like I said, I'm gonna talk about that other
• 1:11:10
  article where basically the guy is just bashing everybody who
• 1:11:16
  doesn't believe the narrative, the official narrative of the Epstein
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