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As Expected Ghislaine Maxwell Pleads The Fifth To All Questions Asked By Congress · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. So Glainne Maxwell was said to be deposed today,
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  and as expected, she pled the fifth and like the
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  Skeffooz as she is, she refused to answer any questions. Now,
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  of course, she didn't have the same problem when she
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  was yapping with her buddy Todd baby Billy Blanche during
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  her deposition with the DOJ. And the reason that she
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  was willing to speak to the DOJ and not to
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  Congress is because the DOJ promised her that they white
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  glove that interview and that it wasn't going to be
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  a gotcha moment, and that they wanted to give Glene
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  Maxwell a chance to get her story on the record,
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  as if she hasn't had the ability to do that,
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  as if she didn't have a chance to take the
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  stand at her trial. Oh that's right, she didn't do
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  that either, right. I wonder, why can you imagine being
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  accused of some shit like this and I'll bring in
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  your ass to the stand. You would have to gag me,
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  bag me, and throw me in the back of a
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  black van to keep me from testifying. If I was
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  being falsely accused of some horrendous shit like this. But
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  these do nods want us to believe that they wanted
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  to give Glaine Maxwell a chance to get her story
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  on the record. The whole entire thing's been nothing but
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  a sham since day one, and it continues to be
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  a sham today. And what you're seeing right now, in
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  real time is the biggest cover up in American history.
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  Today's article is from The Hill and the headline Maxwell
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  pleads the fifth in House deposition on Epstein files. This
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  article was authored by Rebecca bisch Ghlaine Maxwell, the former
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  girlfriend and close associate. You mean fellow child abuser, right,
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  you mean bipedal servant and all around scusbag. That's what
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  you mean, got it. I'd hate to not label Glainne
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  Maxwell with all of the labels that she deserves. Maxwell
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  refused to answer questions during a deposition with the House
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  Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Monday, asserting her Fifth
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  Amendment right. Maxwell previously indicated her plans to do so,
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  saying she would testify under oath only if she was
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  given criminal immunity. Now do you think you need immunity
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  if you're innocent? If I was rotting in prison, and
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  I was innocent, you better believe I'd be talking all
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  kinds of crazy and to whoever wanted to talk, whether
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  it was news outlets, whether it was the government, anyone.
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  But when it comes to Glann Maxwell, she only wants
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  to talk if things are tilted in her favor. But
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  unlike the DOJ, Congress wasn't willing to bend and bow
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  to what Glaine Maxwell wanted. Lawmakers exiting the deposition were incensed.
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  She asserted her Fifth Amendment right on every question posed
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  to her, arguing the blanket response was appropriate given that
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  they had many questions that did not concern her conduct.
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  She was given an opportunity. We would have brought her
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  in months ago, but she indicated she was going to
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  plead the fifth and unfortunately she had the opportunity today
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  to answer questions that every American has, questions that would
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  be very important in this investigation, and she chose to
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  invoke her Fifth Amendment right. Oversight Committee James Comer said
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  after exiting the deposition, which was conducted virtually as Maxwell
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  serves out her prison term in Texas, YO, whoever becomes
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  president next, the first order of business should be to
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  rescind whatever order was signed by President Trump and his
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  bop that afforded Maxwell all of these great privileges and
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  send her ass back to a different facility. She needs
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  to be in a place where traffickers and violent people go.
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  She doesn't need to be a camp cupcake. She hasn't
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  earned that, she doesn't deserve that. And there's no way
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  in hell I'm okay, Well, my tax dollars paying for it.
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  And furthermore, you see all these people that are pissed
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  off about the halftime show yesterday, whether it was Bad
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  Bunny or the other one with Kid Rock, and I'm
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  saying to myself, well, maybe a few people were as
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  mad about the halftime show as you are about Glenn Maxwell.
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  We'd get some results here and some movement. But folks
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  can't help themselves. They always have to fall for whatever
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  kind of created crisis or a wedge issue is put
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  before them. Especially now that we have the Internet. All
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  people do is fight and argue about the dumbest things. Meanwhile,
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  the people that protected Epstein, the people that promoted Epstein,
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  the people that benefited from Epstein, they're all laughing at you,
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  and they've already moved on to the next plot, the
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  next way to separate you from money and from your dignity.
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  Representative Suha Submarinean said her refusal to cooperate reflected an
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  active bid to gain clemency from President Trump. Look, there's
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  no doubt that that's an angle. She really wants to
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  get pardoned, and if that means being quiet and not
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  rocking the boat, that's what she's gonna do. Remember, she's
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  looking at a twenty piece, so she's not going anywhere.
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  So in her mind, if she stays quiet till the
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  end of Trump's term, who the fuck knows what she
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  was promised? Do you really trust Todd Blanche not to
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  offer her the world to remain quiet? And to be clear,
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  I'm not saying that's exactly what happened. I don't know.
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  I have no idea what was offered, what was gained,
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  what was given, and why in the hell the DOJ
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  would even think about getting into bed with Glene Maxwell.
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  I'd rather spend time in a Taliban prison than believe
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  Glenn Maxwell for one single second about anything. Glainne Maxwell
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  should have no hope of ever getting out of prison,
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  but today she, through her lawyer, explicitly stated that she
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  wants to be out of prison through clemency that this
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  president would grant. And she's campaigning over and over again
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  to get that pardon from President Trump, and this president
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  has not ruled it out. Submaranian told her reporters on Monday,
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  Well he hasn't. This guy's not lying about that. It
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  would be easy for Donald Trump just to come out
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  and say, look, that's never gonna happen. I'm not giving
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  her a pardon. What are you crazy? She heard children,
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  But according to Donald Trump, all this shit's a hoax.
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  And I think one of the biggest tells is the
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  way that Glayne Maxwell's being treated. They can give us
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  all the lip service they want. Oh care about victims,
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  we care about kids, We care about this one, we
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  care about that one. Meanwhile, the redactions tell us who
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  you really care about and breaking news, it's not the kids.
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  Representative Andy Biggs mentioned that an attorney for Maxwell, David
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  Oscar Marcus, said in his opening statement that she could
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  provide information that neither Trump nor former President Clinton, who
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  has also been subpoenaed by the committee, were involved in
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  any wrongdoing. Marcus made the same assertion on x after
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  the close of the deposition. Well, she knows that those
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  two didn't do anything. But everybody else, you know, maybe
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  who's buying this shit. And if you're buying it, you're
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  a moron. I hate to be so direct, but man,
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  you have to be really stupid to believe anything that
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  Golain Maxwell's saying. Submaranian said mentioning Clinton was an obvious
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  but faulty ploy to get support for a clemency from
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  both parties. Representative Melanie Stansbury criticize Biggs for sharing that information,
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  noting committee rules bar sharing details from a deposition before
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  the transcript has been publicly released. These people don't care.
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  You think anybody in Congress cares about what the rules are. Yo.
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  You guys need to understand. These people aren't there as
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  your advocate, as your voice. They're all there, every last
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  one of them, to enrich of themselves and if they
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  can do some good along the way, cool, they'll do it.
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  But that's not the requisite. The whole idea is to
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  make a bunch of dough and then dip. I mean,
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  look at a guy like Jim Bayner, spent his whole
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  entire life talking shit about weed, talking about drugs, leaves
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  Congress and gets a job working on the board of
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  a marijuana company. I mean, come on now, the faith
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  that people put in these elected official is bizarre to me.
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  They don't care about you. How much more evidence do
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  you need. It's very clear that she used this opportunity
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  to not only campaign for clemency, as she's been doing,
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  but to also send a direct message that she's hoping
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  that people who were sitting in the deposition will transmit
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  to the President of the United States, which is that
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  her silence can be bought through clemency. Stansbury said, we
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  were told explicitly not to repeat things that were said
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  in that room. It's very clear she's campaigning for clemency,
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  and it's very clear that mister Biggs delivered that message
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  to Donald Trump. Well, we can get rid of all
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  of that, make all of these public. I call for
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  full transparency. I don't trust any of these people, not
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  one of them. I don't care what letters next to
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  your name. I don't care what kind of argument you're having.
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  I don't care what kind of happy face you put on.
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  It's about what you do, and it's about how far
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  you're willing to go to hold people accountable. And if
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  our own Congress members, men, women, everybody in between can't
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  muster up the courage to do it. Then where does
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  that leave us? Well, it leaves us in the place
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  we're at now, where we're forcing our elected officials to
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  care about the issue. And that's why it's important to
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  keep the heat on, make sure they understand that this
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  issue isn't going away and it's going to become a
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  very important issue when the election comes rolling in. Representative
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  Robert Garcia said Maxwell's refusal to answer questions also stemy
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  Democrat's interest in uncovering more details about why Maxwell was
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  transferred from Florida to a lower security prison after her
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  meeting last year with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. Well,
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  here's an idea. Bring Blanche in. I know, I know,
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  crazy Ida, right, you guys have oversight over the DOJ
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  or at least you should, so bring him in, sit
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  him down, put him under oath. Let's get this train moving.
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  After months of defying our subpoena, Glene Maxwell finally appeared
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  before the Oversight Committee and said nothing. She answered no
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  questions and provided no information about the men who raped
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  in traffic women and girls. Garcia said, in a statement,
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  who is she protecting and we need to know why
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  she's been given special treatment at a low security prison
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  by the Trump administration. We're going to end this White
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  House cover up. Boy, I hope so. But do you
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  think I trust Robert Garcia, I don't. Representative Rocnna, one
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  of the two main sponsors of the bill that mandated
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  the Justice Department released the Epstein files, said he planned
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  to pose a number of questions that had little to
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  do with Maxwell's own actions. Who are the other co conspirators,
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  Who are the other men who rate these underage girls?
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  Did she have any conversations about a deal with Donald Trump?
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  She's taken a blanket Fifth Amendment on any question, And
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  my view is that many of the questions don't in
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  any way incriminate her, Conna said, and look, I like
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  ro Conna, I think he's doing the right thing here,
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  but he's still not doing it the right way. And
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  the right way is to bring in the low level
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  operatives that we're making the machine run. Sarah Kellen Vickers,
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  Adriana Ross, Leslie Groff, Nadia marsen Kova. Even though I
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  think Nadia is a different story because she was taken
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  as a child basically and groomed, so I would be
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  much more willing to see Nadia not get as punished
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  as the rest of the core four. But I think
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  that all of them, Nadia included, have to be brought
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  in and put under oath if you really want to
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  get down to it, that's how you do it. You
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  bring in all the low level lieutenants and you peel
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  it back, and then you have people flip on each
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  other because they don't want to do one hundred and
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  fifty thousand years because they got mailed with RICO. But
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  none of that happened, did it. Why did she plead
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  the fifth when Blanche asked her questions and now she's
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  pleading the fifth about things that don't implicate her but
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  may implicate many of the other powerful people in Epstein's
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  class that committed these crimes. Well, she likes breathing, for one.
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  Do you guys really think that Epstein killed himself? I mean,
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  come on, with all the evidence that's been presented, the
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  official narratives, the one that sounds most likely, and you're
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  wondering why Gallaine Maxwell doesn't want to talk. Huh, All right,
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  I guess Maxwell did sign a profit agreement before her
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  meeting with Blanche placing some limitations on how the Justice
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  Department could use the information that she provided. Maxwell has
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  filed a habeas corpus in seeking a new trial as
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  well as her release, and her attorney previously said she
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  could not risk further criminal exposure. Trump is not ruled
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  out awarding clemency for Maxwell, saying in October that he
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  would have to take a look at it. Maxwell's attorney
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  on Monday said that only she can provide the complete account,
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  including that both President Trump and President Clinton are innocent
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  of wrongdoing. Is Marcus trying to bribe Trump and Clinton
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  to put pressure on people to have her give her
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  deposition so it can exonerate them. What the hell's even
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  going on here? And why does Marcus keep saying that?
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  And if he thinks that the Democrats are going to
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  save Clinton this time, he's wrong. And the reason they're
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  not going to save Clinton is because they want Trump
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  to get up there and get the posed eventually too,
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  so they're willing to jettison Clinton over the side of
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  the boat. Just like in court, it's all about precedent,
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  and they're trying to set the precedent. She must remain
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  silent because Miss Maxwell has a habeas corpus petition currently
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  pending that demonstrates that her conviction rests on a fundamentally
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  unfair trial. He wrote in a statement on x if
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  this committee and the American public truly want to hear
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  the unfiltered truth about what happened, there's a straightforward path.
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  Miss Maxwell is prepared to speak fully and honestly if
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  granted clemency by President Trump. Oh yeah, the woman who
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  got Neil for perjury twice is going to give us
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  the full and unadulterated truth. Huh. Nothing like Elayne Maxwell,
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  as honest as good old George Washington, getting up there
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  and telling us the real truth, because you know, she's
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  never had a chance to do so before. Yo. If
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  this wasn't so disgusting, it would be hilarious. But considering
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  it's so sickening, it's anything but. And the only thing
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  that's sicker than this whole entire scenario that's playing out
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  surrounding Glene Maxwell is Glenne Maxwell herself. All of the
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