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Mega Edition: Alex Acosta And The Lack Of Courage In Palm Beach (5/27/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: Now that a year's worth of emails for mister Acosta
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vanished from two thousand and seven to two thousand and eight.
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Where did those emails go? Oh? But the government says
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it's just a glitch. It affected a lot of people.
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Does anybody really believe that? So it was a glitch
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with the video cameras, it's a glitch with the emails.
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Everything's just coincidence, and none of this adds up to
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a much darker, more devious picture. Huh, that's what you
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would have us believe. Well, I'm sorry, but I don't
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believe it. I don't believe it for one single minute.
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These emails just happened to disappear. Ha. I'm sure the
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NSA has them. They have all the metadata and all
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the other information from everybody else. Pretty sure that they
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probably have those emails too, don't they. I find it
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very hard to believe that a year's worth of emails
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from this crucial period of two thousand and seven and
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two thousand and eight just happened to disappear. And it's
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a glitch, you say. Now, we know that Jeffrey Epstein
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had some very powerful friends for a very long time
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that spanned numerous presidencies. Did somebody in power pull on
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a lever to get rid of these emails knowing how
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damning they were? What? It's above these people. They don't
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have the capability to do something like this. Of course
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they do. We're talking about the FBI, We're talking about
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the intelligence services. There is nothing out of the realm
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of possibility for these people. These are kingmakers, these are
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nation topper. They topple these people. You think it's above
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their pay grade to get rid of some emails that might,
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you know, lead to a place they don't want anyone
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to go. And look, I'm not saying that's exactly what happened, right,
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I don't have the evidence for that. But what I
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am saying is this, I don't believe that all these
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coincidences are just coincidences. There are way too many of
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them around this case. I am not a conspiracy theorist
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in the least. You'll never catch me piping off about weird, wild,
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nonsensical bullshit. But when things don't add up, they don't
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add up. There is way too much that has occurred
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in this case, from Jeffrey Epstein's death all the way
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back to this first investigation that they would want us
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to believe is just coincidence, And I'm sorry, I don't
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believe that it's statistically possible for all of this to
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just be coincidence. Not when you add up everything or
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around the case, everything that was Jeffrey Epstein in general,
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and then you add in all these coincidences and you
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look at the big picture, and it's really a hard
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pill to swallow to buy that narrative that they're trying
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to sell. And with these emails, of course they're gonna say, oh,
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it affected multiple people or a bunch of people, But
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I honestly I don't believe it again a glitch or
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was it something that was done on purpose by who
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the hell knows? Again, we know that Epstein was rolling
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with some of the most powerful people in the world,
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prime ministers, presidents, leaders of industry, leaders of science and academia.
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You don't think it would be possible for insert whoever
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to try and clean up a little bit of the
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mess by getting rid of these emails. I mean, it's
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something that we have to talk about and think about.
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At the very least. I I'm not willing to buy
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their explanations anymore. They've been nothing but untruthful with us.
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They've been very guarded, They've been everything but transparent, and
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they have sold us some whoppers, expecting us just to
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buy right in, folks, I'm here to tell you I
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am not buying it. They honestly think we're going to
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believe anything that they say. And the sad part is
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there's a good portion of the populace that believes every
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single thing they hear on the news. They don't bother
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to dig deeper. They have this trust in the media
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to do the right thing. And while I wish I
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could have that sort of trust, it just is not reality.
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The legacy media does not have anyone's best interest at heart,
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and this whole entire situation was just going to be
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blown up, forever blown up, and these people are never
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ever going to be able to sweep this under the rug.
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I don't care about missing emails, I don't care about
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all the coincidences in the world. I don't care about
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the legacy media running cover for them. We're just gonna
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keep on keeping on, and we're gonna keep digging, and
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we're gonna keep talking about these articles on a daily basis,
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and these people are not getting off the hook. I'm sorry.
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I am I'm not going to just let it go
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by the wayside and be like, oh yeah, just miss
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missing emails. It's not like this is, you know, a
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missing email chain from a Taco Bell employee who got fired.
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This is serious shit here, folks. You know we talk
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about how the United States is the world leader and
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how you know the world should look up to the
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United States. We can't even keep our own backyard cleaned up.
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So it's time that we focus on cleaning up our
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own backyard before we try and tell other people what
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they should be doing. And we certainly shouldn't be dropping
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any more bombs of freedom on anyone anytime soon. We
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have a lot of looking in the mirror and some
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self reflecting to do in this country, and we need
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to realize that these people that we send to Washington,
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DC are not working for us, and most times they're
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working against us. And we see it here. This will
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just go by the wayside, nobody will be in trouble,
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and they'll write it off as just a glitch. There'll
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never be any further investigation. Congress won't care, the Senate
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won't care, and it'll be just forgotten by these people.
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Because at the end of the day, they don't care
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about any of this. This is not something that they
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care about. If any of them cared, they would have
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stopped this guy a very long time ago. But they
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didn't care. Nobody cared, not the FBI, not the prosecutors, nobody.
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This man was able to do whatever he wanted for
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all of these years, and people like Acosta and his
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bosses get away with bullshit like this, Oh, the inbox
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is missing. We can't provide that for you. Let me
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or you try that, say the government's coming after us
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in an investigation. Let us try that bullshit. Oh yeah,
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well I lost that stuff. You know, we don't have
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it for you. I'm sure that would go over real well.
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Our article is from the Daily News. The headline alex
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Acosta's email inbox during critical period of Jeffrey Epstein case missing,
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author Steven Rex Brown nearly a year of emails and
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alex Acosta's email inbox while he oversaw the case against
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Jeffrey Epstein are missing, the Justice Department has revealed to
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the survivor's lawyers during a meeting on Thursday. Imagine being
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the person that has to deliver that news. Talk about
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showing up and having to break the bad news to
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the survivors lawyers that the federal government is inept. Once again.
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We have to tell you guys, sorry, we screwed the
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pooch here. We really we don't know what we're doing. Obviously,
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the emails in the INBOC back gone. Sorry, that's a glitch.
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We don't know what happened to those. But the good
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news is federal officials attributed the gap from May twenty six,
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two thousand and seven to April second, two thousand and
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eight to a technical glitch that wasn't limited to the
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former US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. Two
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sources familiar with the Justice Department review of Epstein's sweetheart
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deal told The Daily News, and there it is. Well,
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it wasn't just him. So come on, folks, all right,
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don't be crazy, don't be a conspiracy theorist. Just suck
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down this bullshit that we're feeding you. It's like they
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want you to just obey, don't question anything, don't have
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any kind of critical thought or critical critical thinking. They
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just want you to just fall in line, listen to
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what they have to say, and buy into the narrative. Meanwhile,
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they have done nothing to prove their worthiness of us
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just believing them, not at this point, not after everything
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we have seen, and I don't just mean the Jeffrey
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Epstein case, folks, look at the way these people conduct themselves.
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Look at the absolute, absolute shit show that the Department
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of just Us is. It is a shame, a dumpster fire,
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a clown show. You insert whatever kind of derogatory comment
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you want here, and it would be fitting. Bill Barr
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is a failure. His predecessor was a failure, and all
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of them before them were failures as well, the whole
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entire lot of them. It's it's just completely corrupt, and
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it's unacceptable that it could be that the Department of
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Justice could be mismanaged in such a way. It has
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such an overreaching effect on all of our lives, and
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the ineptitude shown time and time again, administration after administration
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is unacceptable, and somebody somewhere in our government has to
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has to put a stop to it. There has to
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be accountability for this shit. No chain of custody, nobody
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got in trouble for the video missing from Jeffrey Epstein's
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alleged suicide attempt. The first time around. No chain of
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custody issues whatsoever. There here emails go missing. No big deal,
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We'll just keep it moving and blame it on a glitch.
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You're a conspiracy theorist for asking questions. Though. The review
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made public Thursday found that Acosta exercised poor judgment but
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committed no misconduct when he allowed Epstein to plead guilty
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to state prostitution charges rather than face a federal case.
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The serial pervert served thirteen months in Palm Beach County
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jail despite evidence he ran an underage sex trafficking scheme.
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And now, mind you, the deal that was cut between Acosta,
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all the other attorneys involved, and Epstein's lawyers, and let's
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not forget the Justice Department, all of those emails in
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that inbox for that year, that period of a year
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just magically disappeared. I mean, it's not like, you know,
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there was an internal investigation and by the Department of
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Justice or anything looking into this stuff. It's not like
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there were other people who were interested in this stuff.
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It's just very convenient that the emails go missing. Huh,
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very convenient. Indeed, Epstein hanged himself last year in a
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Manhattan federal jail allegedly after being slapped with new sex
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trafficking charges. Investigators with the Justice Department's Office of Professional
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Responsibility said they were able to reconstruct much of a
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Costa's inbox by examining his cent folder, as well as
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other staffers' emails. Are we're supposed to believe this? Honestly, folks,
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real talk here. Do any of you believe this narrative
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that they're spinning to us because I just can't. I
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can't buy into it. I believe me. I wish it
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was this cut and dry. I wish I didn't have
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to spend all this time every day talking about this
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this case. I wish these people would just do their job.
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I wish they would have done their job and we
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could have had a trial and all of this could
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have been sorted out. But no, they have to play
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their games. They have to be not transparent, they have
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to f around. Well, the bullshit's over. People are done
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with the nonsense, all right. It is time for accountability.
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It is no longer time for excuses. And if these
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people are not held accountable, this shit will continue to
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go on and we will continue to see people like
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Jeffrey Epstein pop up in our society, because when there's
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no repercussions, then why would these people not conduct themselves
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in the same manner. The email gap came during a
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critical period in the Florida Epstein case, when the sex
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offender's powerhouse legal team aggressively negotiated with Acosta and as prosecutors.
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Epstein's non prosecution agreement with a Costa's office, which covered
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named and unnamed co conspirators, was executed in September two
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thousand and seven, an unprecedented deal in Justice Department history,
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officials said during the meeting. According to attendees, so in
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all the deals the Justice Department has ever cut, all
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the people that have come through those doors, all of
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the people that have been served federal warrants, nobody ever
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has had a deal quite like Jeffrey Epstein's. But yet
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you mean to tell me I should just accept all
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of the coincidences around this case, around Jeffrey Epstein. That's
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what you're telling me. I am not buying it. Okay,
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this guy gets the greatest deal in the history of
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great deals, and nobody gets held accountable for that. The
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Department of Justice, the Inspector General couldn't come up with something,
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couldn't slap sanctions on any of these lawyers who were
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involved in this, of course not, because it's always about
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protect our own cover your ass. Now, we can't make
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the Justice Department look bad, so we'll say it was
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just an error in judgment and a glitch. In October
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two thousand and seven, Acosta had an unusual breakfast meeting
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at a Miami hotel with Epstein's lawyer, Jay Lefkowitz. Now
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remember Jay Lefkowitz is also the man who told us
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that Epstein made an obscene amount of money donation to
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the Clintons for their Clinton Global initiative. So this is
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someone who's really locked in with Jeffrey Epstein. Jay Lefkowitz
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was a huge part of that team. Him and Dershwitz
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were pretty much the frontmen, the guys that were really
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running the show. So Lefkowitz was really locked in. He
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knows the deal. He had this meeting with Acosta. They
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were not talking about their families. They were obviously talking
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about this case. The gap was also just revealed Thursday.
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Despite more than ten years of litigation over prosecutors handling
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of the case. All these years and we've never heard
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anything about that. It took some bitch ass internal investigation,
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and that's the bone they're going to throw us, that
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the emails were missing. And they wonder why there are
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all these questions about this. They wonder why people are
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making documentaries about this. They wonder why nobody trusts the
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Department of just Us anymore. Yesterday we were told that
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OPR was unable to recover months of emails from Alex Acosta,
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who was the US attorney and the person ultimately in
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charge of this deal. That raises numerous questions about what
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the defense attorneys were telling mister Acosta and why he
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continually exercised influence to give us sweeter and sweeter deal
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for Epstein, said Epstein's survivor's attorney, Paul Cassel. We intend
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to pursue this issue through all possible venues to determine
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why these emails were missing and why we were never
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told about it until yesterday. Good on you, mister Cassell,
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and I hope you guys do go harden the paint
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over this, because the more I think about it, the
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more enraging it is to me. Like I said, I
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didn't even plan on doing a daily drop tonight. I
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had other things going on already, I was doing other things,
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and I'm sitting here and I'm like, you know what,
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this shit can't wait till the morning. This is such
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an egregious move by the Department of Justice, and I
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really hope the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals is watching,
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and I hope they take this into account, and I
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hope that they understand that they're literally the last line
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of transparency and the last line of defense of some
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semblance of justice truly occurring, because that non prosecution agreement
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has to go. It has to go. And if I
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was the lawyers for the survivors and the Eleventh Circuit
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Court didn't rule in my favor, I would take this
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all the way to the Supreme Court if I had to.
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It's that important, it's that serious, and it has that
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kind of those kind of long reaching ramifications, not only
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on this case but on the nation as a whole.
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We have to do some soul searching, folks, who do
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we want to be? The email gap is further fodder
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for conspiracy theories or more evidence that there's no conspiracy
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theory here. This is obviously some sort of real screw up. Okay,
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there's something really disgustingly weird going on here. Okay, nobody's
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talking about no sasquatches, nobody's talking about little green men,
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nobody's talking about anything like that. Okay, We're talking about
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an absolute failure by the Department of Justice that is
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not explained away by the excuses that they're giving us.
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And if you're willing to accept that narrative from them,
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that basic explanation about what occurred, then more power to you.
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I'm not here to tell anybody how to think me personally, though,
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I am not accepting that bullshit. Sorry, I need more answers,
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all right, I need proof At this point, the government
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has done nothing but live for ten years. They know
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about these emails missing, and they don't tell nobody about it.
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They don't tell the lawyers about it for the survivors.
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Why not? What else is the government hiding? So I'm
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guessing it's going to have to come down to a
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flurry of Freedom of Information Act suits to try and
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get some information from these scumbags like Angela Clemente did.
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It's a sad world, folks, when the people who are
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in place to protect us do everything in their power
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to avoid bringing people like Epstein and disassociates to justice.
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The email gap Excuse me, I am a firm believer
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that there are no coincidences. Epstein survivor's lawyer, Jack Scrollas said,
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there are a lot of strange things that went on
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with regard to to this case, a lot of questions
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that remain unanswered and not yet adequately investigated. That's from
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the lawyer himself, So I guess he's a conspiracy theorist
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too right, or maybe that's something they like to throw
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around to try and make it seem like there's nothing here,
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but folks, there's a lot here. Like mister Scariola says,
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there is a lot of unanswered questions that have not
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yet been adequately investigated, and that's a damn shame. The
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legacy media has had decades to do this and they failed,
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like at everything else they get involved with, for the
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most part, their failures. So the investigation continues, the digging continues,
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the search for answers continues, and ultimately the goal is justice.
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If you like to contact me, you can do that
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at Bobbykapucci at ProtonMail dot com. That's Bobby c ap
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me on Twitter at Bobby underscore cap you cci. All
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of the links that go at this episode can be
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found in the description box. All right up, everyone, and
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welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. One of the things
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I like to do when we're discussing this case is
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go back in time and look at news articles from
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years gone by, and you can see how this story
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has changed over time, how it's transformed over time, and
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how the legacy media loves to use revisionist history talking
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about how nobody knew what was going on with Jeffrey Ebstein. Well,
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I say, that's a bunch of bs. And the proof
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of that is all of these articles that you can
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still find if you just do a simple search, that
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we're telling the story about who Jeffrey Epstein was. Here's
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the truth. The people that were still associating with them,
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the people that were still hanging out with them, they
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didn't care. That's the truth. So today we're gonna go
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back in time once again and go all the way
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back to twentyand and eleven to an article from the
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Daily Beast. This article was authored by Counchiitah Sarnoff and
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Lee Aiken headline Jeffrey Epstein, how the hedge fund mogul
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pedophile got off easy. So at least they call him
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a pedophile in the headline, right, And this was in
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twenty and eleven. Nowadays you can't even get the legacy
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media to admit that he committed crimes, right. Oh, his
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alleged victims, his alleged trafficking survivors, No, nothing alleged about it.
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Documents obtained by The Daily Beast reveal how pedophile hedge
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fund mogul Jeffrey Epstein escaped tifty jails sentence despite overwhelming
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evidence of sex crimes with dozens that's dozens folks of
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young girls can Cheatah Sarnoff and Lee Aiken on how
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the fear and intimidation experience by survivors during pre trial proceedings,
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combined with a ferocious, protracted campaign to undermine the prosecution,
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culminated in a set of charges that became a virtual
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slap on the wrist. Now we all know that twenty
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twenty two, we all know the story well, but remember
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this is twenty eleven when this story was published. So
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for all the people out there that act like they
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had no idea what was going on? That's a lie.
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This was out in the Daily Beast, this was out
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in other publications, so I don't want to hear. We
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had no idea who Epstein was. Why is Prince Andrew
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pallin around with this dude? It is proving difficult for
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Hedge Funge Hedge fund manager and registered sex offender Jeffrey
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Epstein to avoid the glare of media scrutiny. British tabloids
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most recently cried foul over the shabby royal comportment of
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Prince Andrew in agreeing to be the guest of acknowledgment
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of the Pedophile, but the larger mystery surrounding Epstein, who
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completed a thirteen month sentence for soliciting prostitution from a
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minor in twenty ten, has remained unsolved. How did the
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hedge fund mogul manage to finesse the kind of sex
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crimes allegations typically associated with a hefty prison sentence, And
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that's really what it comes down to, right, How does
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someone like Jeffrey Epstein avoid serious jail time for these
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obviously very very serious crimes that usually carry a very
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long time in jail. Twenty thirty forty fifty years, but
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he gets thirteen months in a county stockade, a county lockup,
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and nobody's supposed to have any questions about that. Huh.
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For the first time, the US attorney who oversaw the
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Epstein prosecution in Florida's Southern District is commenting publicly on
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the case in a letter released exclusively to The Daily Beast.
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This letter, along with other correspondents on Earth and our reporting,
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sheds new light on the no holds barred battle waged
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by Epstein's lawyers to evade the full exercise of prosecutorial power.
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So remember this is twenty eleven, before Alexander Acosta was
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even considered for a role in a presidential administration. Why
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would anyone, and I ask this honestly, why would anyone
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have alex Acosta as part of their administration? Are you
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kidding me right now? You don't have people that are
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vetting people like Acosta for these positions. All who would
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take is a simple Google search or a Duck Duck Ghost,
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whatever browser you use, and you could come up with
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this information. So why would anyone want this guy to
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be part of their administration? Some of the most shocking
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allegations against Epstein surfaced only after the conclusion of an
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FBI probe in civil suits brought by the survivors, for example,
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the claim that three twelve year old French girls were
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delivered to him as a birthday present, but the FEDS
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did identify roughly forty young women, most of them under
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age at the time, who described being lured to Epstein's
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Palm Beach home on the pretense of giving a massage
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for money, then pressured into various sex acts, as well
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as the Balkan sex slave Epstein allegedly boasted of purchasing
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from her family when she was just fourteen. So that's
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Nadial Marsenkova obviously right. Again, now that we have hindsight
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to guide us, we know what that is, and we
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also know that it was Jean Luke Brunell who allegedly
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provided these twelve year old triplets to Jeffrey Epstein for
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his birthday for him to abuse. We heard that right
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from Virginia. We've heard it from other sources, and that's
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why I am so adamant at this point that Nadil
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marson Cova should be looked at in a different manner
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than these other women because she was brought in at
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such a young age. You're purchased from Think about it
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for a minute, Okay, your parents sell you to some
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disgustoid and then you end up in their atmosphere, in
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their orbit, and your whole life. This kind of abuse
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is normalized, so of course you're going to think that
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this is the right way to go, like this is
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how normal people live. So when we're talking about Nadil
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marson Cova, it's a whole different ball of wax for me,
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And my opinion on her and her involvement here has
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evolved over time. When I first started looking at this,
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I just lumped her in with the other core four members.
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But when you get down into it and you get
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into the weeds and you follow the epit evidence, to me, anyway,
28:01
it's rather obvious that Nadia Marsenkova was somebody who was
28:06
groomed and was dragged along into this. More recently, a
28:15
big cash payment from Mail on Sunday coaxed one of
28:18
Epstein's main survivors out of anonymity to describe what she
28:23
claims were her years as a teenage sex toy. This survivor,
28:27
Virginia Roberts produced a photo of herself with Prince Andrew
28:30
in two thousand and one and reported that Epstein paid
28:34
her fifteen thousand dollars to meet the prince, then seventeen
28:38
years old. She claims that she was abused by Epstein
28:41
and loaned to his friends from the age of fifteen.
28:44
Now again another girl who was brought into his orbit
28:47
when she was young. And you see, there's the issue
28:50
for me. If you're brought in when you're malleable, right,
28:54
a young teenage girl a little bit younger than that,
28:57
maybe even it's a lot easier for these six bastards
29:00
to manipulate you mentally and for them to create this
29:06
sort of picture in your brain that what you're doing
29:10
is okay. And Jeffrey Epstein and Glen Maxwell were professionals
29:15
at that Sex crimes of the kind Roberts alleges took
29:21
place typically carry a term of ten to twenty years
29:25
in federal prison. Yet when all was said and done,
29:28
Epstein served his scant year plus one month in a
29:31
private wing of the Palm Beach Jail and was granted
29:34
a sixteen hour per day free pass to leave the
29:37
premises for work. Now, how many of you out there
29:40
have friends who have been to prison, or maybe yourself.
29:43
Were you ever afforded that kind of those kind of privileges,
29:47
you could leave jail, go to work, do whatever you want.
29:50
Of course you weren't because you're not rich, because you
29:53
weren't running around with a bunch of others so called elite.
30:00
Daily Beast examination into the inner workings of Epstein's defense
30:03
strategy reveals how the fear and intimidation experienced by survivors
30:08
during pre trial proceedings, combined with a ferocious, protracted campaign
30:13
to undermine the prosecution, summed up as the best defense
30:17
is an all star offense culminated in a set of
30:21
charges that became a virtual slap on the wrist for
30:23
the globe trotting financier for the pedophile. And that's why
30:27
I'm so adamant about a full look into what went
30:31
on down in Florida as well. I know I go
30:33
hard on the SDNY, and that's because they're considered the
30:37
most elite prosecutor or prosecutorial office in the nation, right,
30:41
so they should be doing a better job. But what
30:44
went on down in Florida, Yo, this is a straight
30:46
up abortion of justice. The prosecutors in Florida and everybody
30:53
involved down in Florida. They should all be looked at
30:56
because Epstein manipulated everything that happened down here. He was
31:00
able to finagele and maneuver himself into a position of
31:03
only getting thirteen months. And this next segment was the
31:09
actual letter from Alexander Acosta to the Daily Beast. Over
31:14
the past weeks, I have read much regarding mister Jeffrey Epstein.
31:19
Are words opening an extraordinary letter written by our Alexander Acosta,
31:23
who served as US Attorney for the Southern District of
31:26
Florida during Epstein's criminal investigation. Mister Acosta goes on to
31:31
detail how in two thousand and five, a young girl
31:35
first brought sex crimes allegations to the Palm Beach Police Department,
31:39
which sought felony charges against Epstein. Subsequently, however, the state
31:44
Attorney agreed to charge him only with one count of
31:48
aggravated assault with no intent to commit a felony, Acosta writes.
31:52
He notes that such a charge would have resulted in
31:55
no jail time, no registration as a sexual offender, and
31:59
no responsible ability for restitution to Epstein's underage survivors. So
32:04
basically what he's saying is he's the hero here, folks.
32:07
Mister nospine limpiass backbone, Alex Acosta sent himself up as
32:13
the hero. You're no hero. You're just another yes man
32:17
that went along with this absolute travesty. Frustrated by the
32:24
state attorney's decision, the police referred the case to the FBI,
32:28
which handed it to the US Attorney General's office. After
32:31
reviewing the charges, federal prosecutors agreed that the state charges
32:36
were insufficient. Acosta rights in a script that could have
32:40
been lifted from Law and Order. His team gave Epstein
32:42
two choices. Plead to more serious state felony charges or
32:47
prepare for federal felony trial. Well that never happened, right,
32:52
and you might ask yourselves why is that? Well, we're
32:55
about to find out. The next passage is where things
32:58
get really interesting. What followed was a year long assault
33:02
on the prosecution and prosecutors. Epstein had assembled the world
33:06
class legal team, including Allen I Kept My Pants on, Dershowitz,
33:10
Kenneth Starr, and Roy Black, best known for having defended
33:15
William Kennedy Smith against rape charges in Palm Beach One
33:19
member of the defense team warned me that the office's
33:23
excess zeal in forcing a good man to serve time
33:26
in jail might be the subject of a book if
33:29
we continued acosta rights. In his view, excessive zeal more
33:35
aptly describes the actions in Epstein's camp. Defense Council investigated
33:40
individual prosecutors and their family. So why didn't you put
33:43
a stop to it? Your prosecutors? Let Jeffrey Epstein and
33:47
his lawyers run rough shot over you and your whole
33:49
ass office. Who's the blame for that? If it's not you.
33:53
Often felt to negotiate in good faith. They would obtain
33:56
concessions as part of a negotiation and agreed to proceed,
34:00
only to change their minds and appeal the office is
34:03
position to Washington. Oh well, there you go, folks. Let
34:08
me be very clear once again, it was not Alexandra
34:12
Acosta making these decisions on his own. He just told
34:15
you that. Okay, they appealed to Washington, d C. Who
34:19
was in DC at the time, mukayzy, Right, Well, just
34:22
follow the trail. Who was mcazy associated with? What were
34:26
his associations? And then you come to the reasoning at
34:28
how Epstein and his lawyers can manipulate this situation. Remember,
34:32
you're not paying for your lawyer for what he does
34:34
in the courtroom. You're paying for who he knows behind
34:38
the scenes, how many judges chambers he can access. And
34:41
when you have the team that Jeffrey Epstein had, do
34:45
you really think that these guys had trouble accessing the
34:48
very highest levels of DC or any of these judges.
34:52
Of course not. That's what you're paying for. That's why
34:55
it costs you twenty five hundred an hour. Undeterm Acosta
35:00
stuck to his position that Epstein must agree to the
35:03
three criteria he had laid out jail time, registration as
35:07
a sex offender, and restitution to survivors. Acosta's account is
35:13
supported by his second document, obtained by The Daily Mail Beat.
35:16
By The Daily Beast, a five page letter written by
35:20
assistant US Attorney and Marie Villafauna to another of Epstein's lawyers,
35:25
Jay Lefkowitz, during the period when both sides were hammering
35:28
out the eventual plea agreement. The indictment was postponed for
35:32
more than five months to allow you and mister Epstein's
35:35
other attorneys to make presentations to the office to convince
35:39
the office not to prosecute Villafana writes, conjuring the degree
35:43
of pushback apparently central to the team's strategy. Those presentations
35:48
were unsuccessful. Villa Fauna also mentions her efforts to ensure
35:52
that Epstein would serve time in a federal prison camp
35:55
and not a state prison, which would be far rougher environment,
35:59
particularly for a child molester. So and Anne Marie Villafauna
36:05
was over here acting like she was helping the survivors,
36:08
but at the same time playing ball with Epstein's lawyers.
36:12
So she was playing both sides of the fence here,
36:15
and that's always been my interpretation of her involvement. Villafano
36:22
marshals these facts in the process of strenuously disputing apparent
36:26
charges of misconduct by the defense. I continue to work
36:30
with you in her professional manner, even after I learned
36:33
that you had been proceeding in bad faith for several weeks,
36:36
thinking that you would fool our office into letting mister
36:39
Epstein plead to a non registerable offense. And the whole
36:43
entire time that they were trying to maneuver, they were
36:46
reaching out to the bosses in DC, they were reaching
36:50
out to the Muckesy's office and the Department of Justice leadership.
36:55
What do you think they were doing? Just hanging out
36:57
eating cereal. At another point in her letter, Villafana refers
37:03
to an apparent allegation of self dealing in the selection
37:06
of an outside attorney who would represent the forty odd
37:09
survivors identified in the probe. In a somewhat unusual arrangement,
37:14
Epstein agreed not to contest his liability in any civil
37:18
suits brought by these survivors, and in fact pay for
37:21
lawyers to represent them. So take all of the alleged
37:26
and shove it okay. Epstein admitted numerous times that he
37:30
did this shit, and he did it with hubris and
37:33
in a straight up, in your face manner, and nobody
37:36
had anything to say to them. Huh, nobody wanted to
37:38
stop them. Yeah, thirteen months, man, that's all you're going
37:41
to get for this, No big deal. In her letter,
37:45
Villafana denies any personal interest in the choice of attorney
37:48
and goes on to say, your attacks on me and
37:51
on the survivors established why I wanted to find someone
37:54
whom I could trust with safeguarding the survivor's best interests
37:58
in the face of intense pressure from an unlimited number
38:01
of highly skilled and well paid attorneys. Imagine being some
38:05
girl from the other side of the tracks accusing somebody
38:07
like Jeffrey Epstein of this, and then getting faced with
38:11
all of these high profile attorneys that are basically ruining
38:14
your life. If they're so brazen and so comfortable going
38:18
after prosecutors, do you really think they'd have any qualms
38:21
going after survivors. Responding to a request for comment on
38:27
a Costa's account of events, Roy Black wrote The Daily
38:30
Beast on Thursday that I can't reply to a letter
38:33
I haven't received. I can't give a reason to response
38:36
without examining the files and being able to refresh my
38:39
recollection of events that occurred years ago. Black went on,
38:43
I do not believe any of the things you mention occurred,
38:46
except for the fact we did exercise our right to
38:49
appeal to the Department of Justice to determine if a
38:52
federal crime had been committed. There you go again, folks,
38:55
Remember what I tell you about the little golden nuggets
38:57
that we get here lawyer telling you, not me. Okay,
39:01
this isn't me telling you, it's his lawyer, Roy Black
39:05
telling you that they appeal to the Department of Justice.
39:08
That means mukhesy, that means the bosses about all of
39:12
this and what was going on? Now, You mean to
39:15
tell me that those guys had nothing to do with
39:18
a slap on the wrist here, huh okay, it's all
39:20
Acosta's fault. Other Epstein attorneys contacted by The Daily Beast
39:25
did not respond. The US Attorney's Office for the Southern
39:28
District of Florida had no comment. Why did Acosta decide
39:32
the Voice's opinions now? In part, he clearly is reacting
39:36
to ongoing criticism that Epstein's puny punishment did not fit
39:40
his crimes. Some may feel that the prosecution should have
39:43
been tougher. Acosta Rites evidence that has come to light
39:46
since two thousand and seven may encourage that view. Many
39:50
survivors have since spoken out. Physical evidence has since been discovered.
39:56
Acosta may also have chosen to come forward now because
39:59
on Monday, attorneys for a number of those survivors filed
40:02
the suit under the Victim's Crimes Rights Act to challenge
40:06
the non prosecution agreement that ultimately resulted from all the wrangling,
40:11
claiming that they were not consulted the US Attorney's Office,
40:14
now led by Wilfredo A. Ferrar, has indicated it will
40:18
file a response to the suit on April seventh. Now,
40:22
remember this was two thousand and seven, and they brought
40:26
this suit in two thousand and excuse me, twenty and eleven.
40:29
And they brought the suit in twenty and eleven, and
40:31
it was still ongoing all the way through all these years.
40:35
Now ask yourselves, why is that the case. Don't you
40:39
think a case like this would be heard in a
40:42
timely manner and not dragged out through the courts. The
40:45
fact is this, the government doesn't want to be transparent here.
40:48
They don't want to give you all of the details
40:50
of what went down because it makes them look absolutely horrible.
40:58
In his letter, Acosta also takes issue with the way
41:01
Epstein's sentence was carried out. Although the terms of confinement
41:05
in a state prison are a matter appropriately appropriately left
41:09
to the State of Florida, without doubt, the treatment that
41:11
he received while in state custody undermined the purpose of
41:15
a jail sentence. Indeed, Epstein's brief confinement likely reinforced a
41:19
perception that he had merely succumbed to a nuisance suit.
41:23
Such a gross misapprehension would help account for the apparent
41:28
ease with which Epstein has rejoined the ranks of the
41:31
social elite twenty eleven. Folks. Remember this is before the
41:35
second arrest, when all of these people welcomed them back
41:39
with open arms. Katie Kirk, Woody Allen, and George Stepanopolis,
41:46
among others, attended a dinner party he hosted for Prince
41:49
Andrew in December, and New York Authority seemed to be
41:52
either unaware or unconcerned that his Upper east Side home
41:57
is within one thousand feet of an Episcopal preschool and
42:00
violation of sex offender laws. You know, it's all just
42:03
such a big ass joke to these people, all of
42:07
these people who are supposed to safeguard folks, who are
42:09
supposed to protect the vulnerable. They made a big joke
42:13
at all of this and acted like these survivors and
42:17
what they went through didn't matter, and they thought they
42:19
were never going to have to hear about it again.
42:21
They thought this boomerang was never gonna come back and
42:24
slap them in the head. Well, guess what, the boomerang
42:27
has arrived and the slapping has begun yet a source
42:32
tells The Daily Beast that Epstein's legal troubles may not
42:35
be over. Talk about foreshadowing. Huh, it is possible that
42:40
as an outgrowth of the two thousand and seven Florida investigation,
42:44
federal investigators are now looking into allegations of money laundering
42:47
and other financial misdeeds. BOYD, wouldn't that be nice? How
42:51
long have I been telling you this is a financial crime?
42:54
They knew it all the way back then, and they
42:56
didn't chase it down because people like Mukasey and the
43:00
bosses at the DOJ told them not to. Now can
43:03
I prove that with documentation? I cannot. But if you
43:07
add up all of the things that we have heard
43:09
from Acosta and others involved, it's obvious who was pulling
43:12
the strings here. And if you think some second rate
43:15
Florida state attorney general or I mean federal attorney general
43:20
is going to be pulling the strings of an investigation
43:22
like this into Epstein, I don't know what to tell
43:25
you because this comes from on high. Villafana notes at
43:34
the end of her letter to Lefkowitz, you accuse me
43:37
of broadening the scope of the investigation without any foundation
43:41
for doing so by adding charges of money laundering and
43:44
violations of a money transmitting business to the investigation. Again,
43:49
I consulted with the Justice Departments Money Laundering Section about
43:52
my analysis. The duty officer agreed with my analysis. So
43:57
that's the FBI telling you right there, folks, that there
43:59
was money laundering going on, a whole ass lot of
44:02
it too. Villa Fanna knew it, their office knew it,
44:06
the DOJ knew it, and they refuse to act. So
44:09
keep this all in mind what we just talked about.
44:12
Next time you hear somebody talking about how this is
44:14
all Acosta's fault, it is not. He is somebody who
44:19
played a part, and a big part, no doubt about it.
44:22
But he ended up really being the fall guy. And
44:25
when we use fall guys, we don't ever get to
44:28
the real problem, do we. So the people who were
44:31
really at the levers of power here, the people who
44:34
were really making the decisions, once again, get off Scott free,
44:37
and we turn all of our anger, all of our
44:40
ranker towards Acosta. And while he definitely deserves it. Again,
44:46
I have to keep reiterating that because I don't want
44:48
you to think I'm saying, oh, Acosta is a victim here.
44:51
He is not. He is a spineless coward who should
44:54
have stepped up to the plate. But I'm not willing
44:56
to just stop there. Other people might just want to
45:00
go hunting for a regular old deer, right me, I'm
45:04
looking to go trophy hunting, and that means I want
45:08
the people who are behind the decisions. Those are the
45:11
people that need to answer questions because they're the ones
45:14
who made these decisions and let Jeffrey Epstein, in the
45:18
wake of those decisions, continue to abuse people. Somebody needs
45:22
to be accountable for it, and all these years later, unfortunately,
45:26
still nobody is. All Right, folks, it's gonna do it
45:31
for this episode. If you'd like to contact me, you
45:33
can do that at Bobby Kapuci at ProtonMail dot com.
45:37
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45:42
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45:45
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45:50
discussed can be found in the description box for you, buddy.
45:56
We have talked, obviously a lot about a Costa and
46:01
his role in the non prosecution agreement with Jeffrey Epstein. Now,
46:07
I have always contended that it went much higher up
46:10
the chain, that that was not a decision that Acosta
46:14
made on his own, and that Mukasey and Mark Philippe,
46:19
the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General, that both
46:23
of them had to be involved and that their office
46:26
would have to sign off on a deal like this.
46:29
And in the new court filings by Maxwell's lawyers, they're
46:33
asserting the same thing. They're saying that top Department of
46:37
Justice officials were the ones who okayed the deal. And
46:43
we know that that's the case. We know that Mark
46:45
Philippe is the one who signed off on it. So
46:49
as much as Maxwell's lawyers have been wrong in this case,
46:53
in this instance, they most certainly are correct. This went
46:57
all the way up to the most tippitty top of
47:02
the Department of Justice. This is not the sort of case,
47:05
not the sort of decision that was going to be
47:08
made by a state prosecutor like Acosta, not in a
47:15
million years. And what I'll do is I'm going to
47:22
post a couple of links in the description box to
47:24
go along with this article, where you can see for
47:27
yourself in the actual court documents that Mark Philippe is
47:32
the one who signed off on this, and that It
47:35
wasn't just a Costa making this decision all on his own.
47:39
And now again a Costa is a spineless coward, right.
47:44
He deserved to be fired, he deserved to be ridiculed,
47:48
and he deserved to be put on the spot about
47:52
what went on here. But he's nothing more than a
47:56
scapegoat in my opinion. We haven't heard anything from Mark Philippe,
48:01
We haven't heard anything from Mukaysy. Why would they sign
48:04
off on this deal? Why would they be okay with it?
48:06
Why was Mark Philippe and Mukayzy speaking with left Goowitz?
48:12
See none of that stuff was even dug into by
48:15
the legacy media, was it? Why no political footballs to spike,
48:20
no points to gain. I've said from the very beginning
48:26
that Acosta was being scapegoaded here, and it's all gonna
48:31
come out as this case moves forward. It wasn't Acosta
48:35
who made this deal. It was Mukasey and Phi Leap
48:40
and the top brass over at the Department of Justice.
48:46
So let's jump into this article from the New York
48:48
Post by the author Ben Furehard and see what exactly
48:54
they're talking about. Headline top Department of Justice officials oked
49:00
Epstein non prosecution deal Maxwell lawyers, and it's a fact.
49:06
We can confirm that. Like I said, I've read the
49:09
court filings. They've been out there forever, so I'm gonna
49:12
post a link to those and you can check him
49:14
out yourself. Where it says that Mark Felipe had to uh,
49:18
he signed off on it. His signature is the one
49:21
that's on the actual agreement, So what he just you
49:25
want me to believe that the Deputy Attorney General is
49:27
just willy nilly signing everything in anything that comes across
49:30
his desk like a rubber stamp, because that's the assertion
49:35
that that is being made about all of these supposedly
49:39
really powerful, smart people, that they just sign whatever. They
49:42
don't vet who they're hanging out with, they don't look
49:45
at where their money's coming from. They want us to
49:47
believe that they're all just a bunch of absolute morons,
49:51
I guess, and all of their fortunes just magically appeared
49:55
and they just happened to luck into them. I guess
49:58
that's what all of these so called elites want us
50:01
to believe. The non prosecution agreement that spared multi millionaire
50:09
pedophile Jeffrey Evstein federal sex trafficking charges in the early
50:13
two thousands was certified at the highest levels of the
50:17
Justice Department. Lawyers for alleged cohort, co conspirator, fellow child molester,
50:23
general all around scuzbag, and bipedal serpent Elan Maxwell charged
50:27
in court documents unsealed Thursday. So again, those assertions are facts,
50:38
those statements are facts. This wasn't just an Acosta deal.
50:41
This wasn't something a Costa could have approved on his
50:44
own if you wanted to. If you've ever worked in
50:47
a corporate structure, you understand how it works. If you
50:51
have a project that you're working on as a department
50:54
that has to get kicked up, and then the head
50:57
of the department takes a look at it and he
50:58
decides what's what. It's no different here. Acosta approaches headquarters
51:05
with the situation, and then the situation advises Costa a
51:08
costa of what to do. You think those the year
51:11
worth of missing emails wouldn't paint the picture. You think
51:15
the year's worth of missing emails wouldn't tie up some
51:18
of these loose ends. But they want you to believe
51:21
that that's a coincidence as well. That's just part of
51:24
the absolute screw up by the federal government. In the filing,
51:32
Maxwell's attorney sought to dismiss federal charges she now faces
51:36
for allegedly procuring underage girls for Epstein and lying about
51:41
it under oath by claiming she is subject to the
51:44
same agreement he signed in two thousand and seven. So
51:48
again she's hinging a lot of her hopes on this
51:52
non prosecution agreement providing her with protection and coverage. Now
52:01
she is not named in this agreement. Remember, but you
52:06
have the Department of Justice, Mukasey and Philippe who decided
52:13
that that's all good, no worries, We'll have it named
52:16
and unnamed co conspirators. It always cracked me up when
52:21
people were acting like Acosta was the one who authored
52:26
all of this, and he was the architect of all
52:28
of this, and he was operating on his own. And
52:31
that's not how it works. That is not how the
52:34
bureaucracy of the United States government works, and it most
52:38
certainly is not how the Department of Justice works. When
52:42
they have a high profile case like this, it is
52:45
all hands on deck, especially when you have the Attorney
52:51
General and the Deputy Attorney general being contacted by these
52:55
high profile lawyers who were engaged in months long back
52:59
in forth to get this non prosecution deal signed and delivered.
53:06
Anyone that believes Acosta had that kind of power is
53:12
just not paying attention to what's really going on here.
53:16
The state attorney generals have a decent amount of power, right,
53:20
no doubt about it. They can bring charges, they can subpoena,
53:24
they have a lot of power. But when it comes
53:26
to high profile people like Jeffrey Epstein, Acosta is so
53:31
out of his league that it's not even funny. And
53:35
you see that they had so little respect for him,
53:38
meaning the defense team from Jeffrey Epstein's side, they had
53:41
so little respect for him. They went directly over to
53:44
his over his head, to Philippe and Moukasey, and he
53:48
was just a puppet on a string. And the real
53:50
puppeteers were obviously Epstein's lawyers and their buddy buddy friends
53:55
in the Department of Justice. Above Acosta, now Costa was
54:01
worth his weight. He would have stood up to all
54:03
of this and said, no way, this is egregious. We
54:06
have to prosecute this dude federally, and we have to
54:09
do it to the fullest extent of the law. But
54:12
he didn't do that. He's just another noodle backed lifelong
54:16
politician who went with the flow. Oh this is what
54:20
my bosses want. I'm not going to make any waves.
54:22
I'm just gonna let them do whatever they want, and
54:25
we'll let this sick prick cop to one count of prostitution.
54:31
And what alternate reality, does that sound like a good idea,
54:36
because here where we're at in actual reality, it most
54:40
certainly is not. The court filing includes a copy of
54:49
the deal signed by then Florida federal Prosecutor Alexander Acosta,
54:55
and details how the atypical agreement, which bart Epstein from
54:59
facing federalcution if he copped to a one count state indictment,
55:03
was agreed upon. So again, this just goes to show
55:08
you that Acosta was the middleman. He signed off on
55:11
this deal because his bosses told him to. He wasn't
55:16
sitting there saying, you know what, I'm gonna do what
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I want here and I'm just gonna sign this deal
55:20
and that's gonna be the end of it. No, what
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he is is a coward, a through and through coward,
55:28
no questions asked, no spine no backbone and no courage
55:32
in him. He got run rough shot by headquarters. They
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ran right over him like a four foot man trying
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to tackle Saquon Barkley. Maxwell's attorneys claim in the filing
55:53
that the agreement was heavily negotiated over approximately eight months
55:58
and was approved by senior levels of Maine Justice in Washington,
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d C. And yeah, there's no doubt about that. It really,
56:08
that's really what happened. And I knew it would eventually
56:12
come out in this case as it moved forward and
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we got into the discovery phase and the defense brought
56:20
it to the forefront that this was using it as
56:23
a part of their strategy. Right, well, even the top
56:27
brass at the Department of Justice thought this was a
56:29
good idea, trying to use that to bolster their argument,
56:33
when in reality that goes against any sane person's argument.
56:37
Considering we all know how corrupt these sons of bitches are. Sure,
56:41
let's trust George Bush's Department of Justice to do the
56:45
right thing. It adds that the agreement approved by the
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Office of the Deputy Attorney General before it was signed,
56:55
allowing Epstein to avoid federal prosecution in Florida for a
56:59
track underage girls to sexually abuse. Now they don't even
57:03
say his name in the article, and I don't know why,
57:06
but I'll say his name once again for you. Mark
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Philippe was the Deputy Attorney General under Michael Mukasey who
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signed off on this. It was his office who signed
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off on it, his office that directed Acosta to make
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this deal, his office that put the stamp on it.
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Is there no accountability for people in management, for people
57:30
in the upper levels. Is it only the front line
57:35
so called dispensable people that are held accountable, because that's
57:40
certainly what it looks like. Got the two guards, they're
57:45
held accountable. Acosta takes all the blame like he's the
57:49
fall guy, whereas there's plenty of blame to be spread around.
57:54
And after Acosta was taken out, the focus should have
57:58
been put right on and Mukasey, and which it should
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have went all the way to the top and not
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just stopped at a cost of the way it did
58:06
to score a couple of political points. Lawyers for Epstein,
58:13
who killed himself allegedly in a Lower Manhattan jail cell
58:16
in twenty nineteen, have said previously that the deal was
58:20
certified at the highest levels of the Justice Department. And
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it was again, you know, you can look at these
58:27
documents yourself. They're all out there. You can look at
58:30
all of it. Mark Philip his signature is the one
58:33
on the documents. His office is the one that gave
58:36
the okay. And there's no spinning that. That's just the
58:40
reality of the situation. In the filing, Maxwell's attorney said
58:48
the agreement should apply to her right now and spare
58:51
her from the indictment she's currently facing in the Southern
58:54
District of New York. And again, remember that's why she's
58:57
bringing this up. She's bringing it up because she leaves
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it bolsters her case that the top brass at the
59:03
Department of Justice signed off on this. These are the
59:06
top guys in the war world. Why would they sign
59:08
off on it if she did anything wrong? And meanwhile,
59:16
even in death, Jeffrey Epstein's reputation is being refurbished by
59:27
the behavior of the Department of Justice. What a world
59:32
we live in. The parties to the NPA clearly intended
59:37
to confer a benefit on any and all of Epstein's
59:41
potential co conspirators in explicitly giving them immunity of the
59:45
filing states under the well established principles of general contract law,
59:50
and particularly under the law relating to non prosecution agreements,
59:55
any and all of Epstein's potential co conspirators our third
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part beneficiaries of the NPA, it adds, and there's really
1:00:05
no disputing that. Unfortunately, that is what they signed off on.
1:00:10
That is what the Attorney General and his deputy gave
1:00:13
the okay too, That's what they put their stamp of
1:00:16
approval on. And there's no getting around that. And we're
1:00:20
not going to let that bone go here on the podcast.
1:00:24
We're gonna keep driving that home. And I wonder if
1:00:26
the legacy media, with all of their fancy resources, are
1:00:31
ever going to track down Mukasey and ask them or
1:00:34
ask Mark Philippe what's going on, get him to go
1:00:36
on record and talk about this. Maxwell has pleaded not
1:00:44
guilty to allegedly procuring girls for Epstein to abuse and
1:00:48
to lying about it under oath. She's being held in
1:00:51
a federal jail in Brooklyn pending trial, exactly where she belongs,
1:00:56
in a jail cell awaiting trial. Well, folks, I've been
1:01:02
talking about this for a long time now, and I'm
1:01:06
glad to see that it's starting to get a little
1:01:08
bit of tread. I'm glad to see that it's out
1:01:11
there in the papers a little bit, and I hope
1:01:13
more people get hip to the fact that while LaCosta
1:01:17
certainly was part of the problem, he wasn't the problem
1:01:20
in itself. It went all the way up to the
1:01:23
very top of the Department of Justice, and still Mukasey
1:01:27
and Philippe have not answered any questions about how or
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why they would sign off on such a ridiculous non
1:01:37
prosecution agreement that afforded such protections to known and unknown entities.
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