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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein, Harvey Weinstein And How Their Relationship Imploded (4/29/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein chronicles.
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Jeffrey Epstein made several feled attempts to get his hands
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on different media publications in the two thousands. One of
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those targets was New York Magazine, and he was in
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an investors group with none other than Harvey Weinstein and
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mort Zuckerman, who you might remember from the Alan Dershowitz
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and Virginia Roberts defamation suit. Dershowitz had Zuckerman testify in
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that suit. Zuckerman is another one of these so called elite.
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You know, another money man who was out here hanging
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out with these guys, rubbing shoulders with them, and involved
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in all kinds of business dealings. And you know how
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I feel about all of that. If anybody was involved
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with any kind of business when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein,
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they should probably be looked at under a microscope as
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far as financial seasons, because we all know that Epstein
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wasn't playing on the regulation field. Okay, we all know
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he had his own game he was playing. We all
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know he was stashing money, and we all know that
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the core of his money, the base of his money,
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was made from ill gotten gains. So anyone who was
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enriching themselves from those ill gotten gains for business purposes
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or otherwise is now part of his criminal conspiracy. Well,
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that's what would happen if his last name ended in
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a vowel anyway. But considering it doesn't, and he was
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this big, high profile guy, Ah, we're gonna give him
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a pass for decades, and all of his buddies too,
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because all of these people that were with him, all
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of these people involved in business deals, all of these
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people that were breaking bread at his house. You're not
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gonna convince me now or ever that they didn't know
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what was going on. They can say they didn't know
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what was going on, but I don't have to believe them.
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Today we have an article from The Insider talking about
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how Jeffrey Epstein, Harvey Weinstein, and their group made a
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failed attempt to buy the New York Magazine in the
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two thousands. Headline registered sex offender. Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey
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Weinstein were part of a group that may have failed
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forty five million dollar attempt to buy New York Magazine
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in the two thousands. Now, can you imagine what that
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working environment would have been like? With Jeffrey Epstein and
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Harvey Weinstein, is your bosses talk about an open door policy? Hauh.
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Two of the sickest scumbags going out here together, working together.
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And then we all know though that these two had
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a falling out over in Paris. Allegedly there was a
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falling out over a girl that Weinstein was attempting to
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make a move that Epstein said was his girl. So
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they got into this whole entire fight. Harvey Weinstein got
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the boot, and Epstein and Weinstein were no longer friends
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according to the story. But before that, these dudes were
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thick as thieves, running deep together. And if you think
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that they weren't abusing women, I don't know what to
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tell you, because it didn't just happen overnight with guys
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like this. They didn't just wake up one day and say, ah,
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you know what, I'm gonna abuse some women. The fact
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is there are plenty of other Harvey Weinstein's and Jeffrey
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Epstein's out there. This article was authored by Taylor Nicole
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Rogers and it was first published on July tenth of
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twenty and nineteen. Jeffrey Epstein, the financier pedophile charged with
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sex trafficking, made his fortune managing the fortunes of billionaires,
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but in two thousand and three, in two thousand and four,
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during the same time, prosecutors say he was paying underage
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girls for sex. Epstein also tried to establish himself as
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a media mogul twice. So, now that we have hindsight
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to guide us and we can look back on this
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with sober eyes, it's rather obvious what he was doing.
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If he would get himself a foothold in the world
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of media, like his boy Bob Maxwell, then he can
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at the very least control some of the narratives. And
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if you control the narrative, you control the whole story.
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And for a very very long time, that's how it worked.
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You had all of these powerful people who were Jeffrey
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Epstein's friends, and they were controlling the narrative, making sure
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that nothing came at more than a drip. Right. There
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was never no avalanche, There was never no tsunami of
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information until the issue was forced. The media was never
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going to do it on their own. They had to
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be coerced basically to do. Epstein now sixty six, well,
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you mean now dead was part of a group that
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made an unsuccessful bid to purchase New York Magazine in
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two thousand and three. The New York Times reported at
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the time former advertising executive Donnie Deutsch, investor Nelson Pelts,
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US News and World Reporter owner Mortimer Zuckerman, and Harvey
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Weinstein were also members of that group. Good old Donnie Deutsch.
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Remember that guy's stupid TV show is news show on
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like MSNBC or whatever. What an absolute clown that guy was.
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And it's funny because all of the pompous loudmouths who
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act like they live high and you know, they have
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these perfect lives and you live like an animal according
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to them. But they can hang out with Jeffrey Epstein,
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they can break bread with Epstein, they can hang out
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with Harvey Weinstein, beat business partners with him, and then
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get up on their ivory tower and preach down to
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the rest of us. I've had my fill of people
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like that, I'll tell you that much. According to The
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New York Times, the group bid forty five million dollars
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for the magazine, but investment banker Bruce Wasserstein outbid them
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by ten million. The group, led by Zuckerman, blamed their
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loss on the rules of the auction. You know, these
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kind of people can never take an l You got
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yourself as a guy like Weinstein or Zuckerman or Epstein.
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These guys just don't know how to take l's. And
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that's why it's crucial as a child, or as a
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young man or a young woman that you play some
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kind of sport so that you learn how to lose.
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And we all know these pocket protecting dorks never played
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any sports, never any real sports. Anyway, we made it
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clear that we were willing to put more money on
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the table, Zuckerman told The New York Times in two
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thousand and three. But after they had a handshake, they
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were not willing to entertain other offers. Instead of just
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saying that you lost, you lost out on the bid.
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You guys didn't want to pony up any other money.
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It has to be a backroom deal, right. And the
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funniest part about all of that is Zuckerman and Weinstein
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and Epstein, these are the guys that are the kings
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of the backroom deal. But all of a sudden they
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get out and maneuvered, and it's a big problem. New
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York Times wrote that the motives behind the bid were ego,
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power and cachet, and that was not Epstein's only attempt
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to enter the media business. In two thousand and four,
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Epstein and Zuckerman invested twenty five million dollars in pop
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culture focused Radar Magazine, according to The New York Times.
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And again, when we look back on it now, we
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understand why Jeffrey Epstein was doing this what he was
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attempting to do. If you control the narrative of a story,
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chances are you're going to control that story. And what
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better way to do it than controlling the tabloids. We
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all know New York Times and you know The Post
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and the rest of these stupid ass outlets have no
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desire to out Jeffrey Epstein. So if you control the
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tabloids and you can keep pretty much an eye on
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what's coming out, well you're gonna put yourself in a
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better position to continue with your crime spree. Epstein and
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Zuckerman became equal partners in the company. Radar's founder and
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editor in chief Meyer Erosient, kept a minority stake. The
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trio told The New York Times that they thought the
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magazine would appeal to trendy urban singles. So Radar Magazine
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or Radar Online. I guess I should say in recent
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years has done a pretty good job exposing Jeffrey Epstein.
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But in the old days it was owned by Jeffrey Epstein,
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kind of like you know, you see the Daily News
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and Robert Maxwell. So this whole entire media thing that
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we hear about all the time and how it's controlled
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by a few people, that's not far from the truth.
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There are only a handful of people who are in
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control of all of these media outlets, and all you
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have to do is go and watch them. Just take
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a look at like next Star or Connet. I mean,
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there's a handful of them that run everything. But Jeffrey
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Epstein and mor Zuckerman they had a different plan here.
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They figured that if they could get their hands on,
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you know, these tabloids, then they'd really be cutting off
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any kind of narrative right at the legs. I always
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focus on the potential downside of an investment, Epstein told
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The New York Times in two thousand and four. And
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I don't think this is something that is going to
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lose money. Oh no, you guys are gonna make a
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killing on Radar Online. Jeffrey Epstein and as far as
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losing money. Why would he even care? It's not his
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money he was losing anyway. Under their leadership, the celebrity
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news magazine went from publishing in print bi monthly to
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every month, but continued to struggle. Radar stopped publishing a
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print magazine in two thousand and eight. That same year,
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Radar was sold to American Media Incorporated, which still publishes
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an online edition. So don't get the two confused, right
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the new form of Radar online, they've done a real
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good job exposing Jeffrey Epstein and talking about his ill deeds.
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But in the old days, this very same outlet was
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owned by Epstein and more Zuckerman. Epstein made most of
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his fortune as a hedge fund manager. Business Insider previously
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reported after spending a decade at bear Stearns, he launched
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his own investment firm that he claimed only catered to billionaires.
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L Brand CEO Les Wexner was his only confirmed client.
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So red flags right away. When you only have billionaire clients.
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Nobody ever knows how much money you're investing, Nobody ever
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knows what your ROI is. There's something going on. Chances
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are you're running a Ponzi scheme. Like we talked about yesterday.
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Epstein was arrested on charges of sex trafficking in New
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Jersey on July sixth and pleaded not guilty on July eighth.
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Prosecutors said that from two thousand and two to two
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thousand and five, Epstein lured girls as young as fourteen
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into his homes and paid them for massages that became
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increasingly sexual in nature. And just the scope right there
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is ridiculous too as we look back on it. Just
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from two thousand and two in two thousand and five,
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you couldn't have found anything else, nothing earlier. Remember, there
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is no statue of limitations on the Man Act. And
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if you're bringing people across state lines for the intent
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and purpose of sex trafficking them, you should be hit
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with the Man Act. We didn't see that, did we
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ask yourselves? Why didn't you see it? Business Insider previously
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reported that Epstein served thirteen months in prison after confessing
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to felony sexual solicitation upon girls. There's a lot wrong there.
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First of all, he wasn't in prison. He was in
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an abandoned wing of a jail stockade where he was
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allowed to leave seven days a week and solicitation of
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underage girls? What does that even mean? In March twenty eighteen,
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Business Insider reported that New York police charge Weinstein with rape,
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criminal sex conduct, sex abuse, and sexual misconduct against two women,
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following over seventy accusations of sexual misconduct. Yeah, I'm sure
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that when him and Epstein were hanging out that these
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two lugs were on their best behavior, right, I mean,
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come on, you have these two together, talk about a
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meeting of the gross ass, disgusting minds. Uncle Touchy and
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cousin Diddler over here hanging out having a good time
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while everybody around them suffers. So it's a good thing
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that Epstein is dead right. Sucks. Nope, he didn't get
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to face justice. But the world is a better place
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without people like that in it, There's no doubt about it.
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And Harvey Weinstein, well, this dude, he's over here suffering
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now with a mouthful of rotting teeth, begging the judge
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not to let nurse Ratchet get in there and start
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yanking them out. So Harvey Weinstein suffering from a pretty
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bad fate right now as well, and much deserved. But
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you see, once again, Epstein, Weinstein, all of these guys
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want to get a foothold within the media because once
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they're in the media, once you control the narrative, you
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control the story. If you'd like to contact me, you
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can do that at Bobby Capuci at ProtonMail dot com.
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That's Bo Bby cap you Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
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You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby Underscore
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cap u Cci. The link that I discussed can be
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found in the description box. Today we have another article
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from Bradley Edwards as he leads us up to the
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release of his book, which comes out March thirty first,
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and the name of that book is Relentless Pursuit. Well,
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leading up to that, he's released a few excerpts from it,
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and the first two we read were from The Daily Mail,
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and this new one that we're going to read today
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is from the Daily Beast. The headline Epstein claimed Harvey
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Weinstein tried to assault one of his girls. Author Bradley J. Edwards,
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Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein were chummy until the disgraced
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movie Mogul allegedly berated one of Epstein's favorite girls for
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rejecting his advances. According to an upcoming book by attorney
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Bradley J. Edwards, who has spent twelve years representing Epstein survivors.
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In the following excerpt from his new book, Relentless Pursuit
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with Brittany Henderson, to be published by Gallery Books, a
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division of Simon and Schuster, Edwards tells how model Scout
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and Epstein palell John Luke Burnell first related the falling
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out between the two wealth the Predators. Sounds like we
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have quite the story ahead of us here, folks. Now,
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we all knew that Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein hung
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out with the same people and they ran in the
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same circles, but there really hasn't been much coming out
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in regards to how close they were, or you know,
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if there were more friendly than just people who rub shoulders.
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And again, this is why it's so important to have
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somebody like Bradley Edwards speaking out, because this is someone
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who has an intimate knowledge of everything that went on,
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stuff that you and I would have no idea about. Right.
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This is a guy that was on the front line,
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involved in everything involved for twelve years trying to get
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justice for these survivors. And not only was he doing
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it in the courtroom, this man was doing it outside
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of the courtroom as well, doing everything in his power
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to try and bring these people down. And now with
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this new book coming out, it's going to give us
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an even closer look at what was going on. So
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it's very good to hear from a guy like Bradley Edward,
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and it's definitely, definitely very informative when he speaks out
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and talks to us about this case, because it's one
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thing to get, you know, your information second or third hand,
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it's a whole another ball of wax to get it
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from somebody that was directly involved. On May second, twenty sixteen,
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true to his word, Jean Luke Brunell showed up at
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the Boys Schiller Flexner office in New York. He did
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so on one condition that I would not be there.
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He explained before he arrived that he did not like me.
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He somehow blamed me for the fact that he had
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skipped out on his original deposition. His reason for disliking
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me wasn't very logical, but this was his condition, so
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I lived with it. You know. Jean Luke Brunell is
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one of the silent participants in this one of the
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people that nowhere doesn't get nowhere near enough publicity, just
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like the Core four. For some reason, this guy is
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flying low under the radar. This guy should be talked
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about on a regular basis in the legacy media, but
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we don't hear anything about him at all. Nothing. And
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how is this man on the lamb? How is he
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hiding from authorities? How has he not been arrested? I mean,
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three twelve year old girls as a birthday present for
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his buddy Jeffrey to molest and abuse and rape. And
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this guy's just running around living the life, dipping his
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toes in the water in Brazil or whatever hide away
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he's lounged up in right now. I still believe that
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Jean Luke Burnell was pretending to cooperate with us while
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while really being there as a Jeffrey Epstein spy and
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told lawyer Stan Pottinger who would be meeting with John
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Luke without me as much. Yeah, of course this is
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something that they always did, right. They're very savvy, the
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Epstein criminal enterprise. They were very savvy, and they used
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every trick of the trade when it comes to spycraft,
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it comes to cloak and dagger type activities, they used
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every trick in the book. And if you think that
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they were above using Jean Luke Brunel to go out
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and gauge, gauge what the lawyers had or what they
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were thinking, or to run a misinformation campaign or try
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and misdirect the lawyers from the actual target, you're fooling
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yourself because this is totally the type of thing that
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they would do, and the type of thing that is
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typical blueprint for people like them. Jean Luke was claiming,
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after all, that he now hated Epstein because his association
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with Epstein had ruined the reputation of the modeling agency. No,
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Jean lu Brunell, you touching people, drugging people, raping people,
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hurting people, abusing people, trafficking people. That destroyed your modeling agency.
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You dumbful. It was hard for me to imagine a
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decade long friendship between the two of them having gone
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sideways because of the exact conduct that had brought these
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two men together in the first place, right, one hundred percent.
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I don't I really don't even need to add anything
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to that. These guys were more than fellow travelers. They
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had the same proclivities and they shared the same sickness.
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So what was Jean Luke's game. Was this voluntary interview
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being offered in hopes of getting our help to serve
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as bogus lawsuit on Jeffrey Epstein or did he have
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other motives in mind? Always other motives with these people,
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Just like when Geelan Maxwell runs her yap in the
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Sun through her so called mouthpiece Laura Goldman. None of
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that's whatever she's saying. You can't believe anything she's saying.
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That's even if she is speaking out through Laura Goldman.
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If she is, like I've said, it's obviously a disinformation
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a disinformation campaign. And it's also her being able to
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use the media to fire a couple of shots over
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the bow to remind everybody that if she he goes down,
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that are all going down with her. And I believe
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that is the motivation for her speaking out in the Sun.
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Stan and Jean and Jean Luke talked for hours. Jean
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Luke put up a good front. He seemed to have
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several objectives. One was to convince Stan that he Jean Luke,
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was not the person he was accused of being. Yeah, okay,
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sure you're going to convince hardened trial lawyers who can
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spot bullshit a mile away that you're not who everyone
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thinks you are. What are you gonna go there? And
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just with your sweeping personality and your A class charisma,
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you're gonna make these lawyers just fall in love with
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you and believe that you're just this great guy. I'm sorry,
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mister Brunel. The only people that fall in love with
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you is Jeffrey Epstein and Gielan Maxwell. Okay, nobody's falling
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in love with you. No normal person falls in love
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with someone like you, buddy, and nobody believes you. Okay.
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He seemed to have several objectives. One was to convince
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Stan that he Jean Luke, was not the person he
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was accused of being. He explained how he had known
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Gilaine Maxwell since the eighties and how she had introduced
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him to Jeffrey in the nineties. He didn't speak well
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of Jeffrey or Gilaine. These were once two of his
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best friends, but now he was willing to spill the
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beans on both of them. Again, we know that's a ploy, obviously.
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We know what he was doing was a ploy, obviously,
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or else he'd be speaking to the authorities right now.
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He wouldn't be hiding. He wouldn't be running, he wouldn't
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be dragging his feet, he would be at the FBI's
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office in France, speaking to a case agent. But instead
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we know what he's up to. We know that he's hiding,
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We know that he's on the lamb. We know that
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the same people that are helping Gilaine are probably helping
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Jean Luke Brunell as well. Jean Luke spun a story
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that even he was a victim of Epstein's operation. And
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you see, this is another pattern that we're seeing. Since
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Epstein has died, all of these people who were involved
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in his criminal organization, in his criminal enterprise, are now
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claiming that they were victims as well. And it's gross
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on its face, it's disgusting, and it's disturbing, and it's
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highly offensive to these survivors. He was vulnerable when he
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met Jeffrey Epstein, he said, And yes, it was true
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that Epstein had gotten him back on his feet in
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the modeling industry and he was indebted to Jeffrey. But
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it irritated Jean Luke because he would talk about models,
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and Jeffrey would pretend that he had his own eye
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from modeling while really he was just trying to sleep
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with them. This is what Jean Luke Brunel was telling
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breath the Edwards. I mean, really, bro, you're busy drugging
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models to rape them. You're busy sending twelve year olds
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to Jeffrey Epstein. Now you're showing up and talking about
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Jeffrey Epstein's whole goal was to sleep with models. As
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if anybody's going to believe anything, you have to say, sorry,
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co conspirator, sorry, Jeffrey Epstein, confidant, sorry, fellow pedophile. Nobody
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believes you, and justice is coming, and it's coming swiftly.
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Epstein would put these girls in his apartments and say
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there were models, but they never modeled. Maxwell basically did
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whatever Epstein wanted her to do. Brunell talked angrily about
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how his reputation had been ruined by Epstein, who took
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the modeling concept and turned it into trash. Meanwhile, Brunell's
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had been on a serial abuse spree since the eighties himself,
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and you can see why Bradley Edwards was thinking that
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this guy's a plant. None of this lines up, none
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of this smells right, None of it passes the sniff test.
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None of it at all. Jean Luke did seem to
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remember having met Virginia Roberts, and certainly he knew the
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names of many of the people whom Epstein lent his
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girls to for sex. Still he identified only a few,
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and one pressed for names focused only on one, Harvey Weinstein.
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Remember this interview was happening in May twenty sixteen, more
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than one year before the world would learn about Harvey's
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unwanted sexual advances and attacks on women. So it's interesting
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to see that Jean Luke Brunel shows up. This is
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a full year before the Weinstein charges had hit the
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news and it had become a thing. So he shows
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up at the office and he starts dropping all sorts
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of dirt on Harvey Weinstein's name. Considering there was a
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bunch of other names he could have brought up. I
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wonder why it was Harvey Weinstein's name he brought up.
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It seems like a concerted effort and a maybe a
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plan by Jeffrey Epstein to get things moving in that direction.
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Because again, like I've said from the beginning, these people
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were shrewd. This criminal operation was shrewd, and they were calculating,
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and they knew their business right, they knew their business
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of spycraft, and the way that they maneuvered, in the
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way they moved through the different the different areas of
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government and politics and business and you know, all the
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other higher upper levels of society. It just shows it
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shows you how well they had their game down. And
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Jean Luke Burnell was, like I've said from the beginning,
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was a key component of this whole entire enterprise. So
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to think that he's at this office really looking to
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help and that he's really looking to set the record straight,
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there's no way, in my opinion, that that's the case.
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In later discussions, John Luke described one incident in greater
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and greater detail which he had culminated in a heated
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argument which had which he said, culminated in a heated
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argument between Epstein and Weinstein that terminated their relationship. Weinstein
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was at Epstein's apartment in France receiving a massage from
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one of Epstein's girls when he attempted to aggressively canvert
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the massage into something sexual. Again, why is Epstein? Why
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is Weinstein? Why is anybody at anyone else's apartment getting massages? Okay,
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all you rich ass sick ass weird ass dudes sitting
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around in some apartment in Paris in your towels while
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little girls are massaging you, and nobody thinks this is
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out of line. Nobody thinks this is wrong, nobody thinks
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that this is something that needs to be stopped, not
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just par for the course for all of these sick bastards.
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The girl rejected his advances. As the story goes, Harvey
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then verbally abused her for rejecting him. Little did Harvey
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know this was one of Epstein's favorite girls at the time,
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and Jeffrey viewed the aggressive mistreatment as disrespectful to him. Again,
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it has nothing to do with the girl. It has
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nothing to do with the young lady who was being
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abused anyway by Epstein. It has to do with power.
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He couldn't let his victims survivors whatever. You know, know
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that he was not in charge. And if Weinstein was
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taking charge, and you know, forcibly yelling at one of
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Jeffrey Epstein's quote unquote possessions, well that demeans Jeffrey Epstein
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and his sociopathic view. That can never occur. So we
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had to stand up and let Harvey know that you know,
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these are my possessions. You can't yell at my possessions.
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And that's the way he looked at them, Not as
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human beings, not as girls, not his employees, just as
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possessions to do with as he pleased. Jeffrey then came
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into the room, got in Harvey's face, and kicked him
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out of his house, delivering the message that he was
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never to come back. Following the interview of Jean Luke,
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I heard various versions of this story from others, including
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years later from Epstein himself, who were referred to Harvey
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as a pig. Imagine that, I mean, what kind of
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disgusting animal do you have to be for Jeffrey Epstein,
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the king of the pigs, the king of disgusting, vile beasts.
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To call you a pig, boy, you must be one sick, demented,
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twisted bastard. Even more interesting was Jean Luke's knowledge and
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description of the current state of Epstein's operation. Epstein's new
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chief recruiter was a Russian born twenty something year old
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woman named Svetlana. According to Brunell, she was using her
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connections to import young girls into the United States under
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the pretense that they were models, the same mo that
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he's been using for years, the same mom that these
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girls have told him about, the same mom that the
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prosecutors knew everything about, and yet still nothing has occurred.
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While many media accounts have hinted that a primary purpose
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of Epstein's enterprise was to attract young females and lend
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them out to powerful people in order for him to
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hold these sexual encounters over their heads blackmail, that was
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not really the case. The primary, if not exclusive, purpose
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of the operation was Epstein's personal sexual gratification. Gratification, yeah,
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don't I don't agree with that. I definitely don't agree
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with that. I know that that's part of it, and
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that is why they used him as their tool when
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all was said and done, But I think if Epstein
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wanted to just abuse girls, he could have done it
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without this whole, entire elaborate ring around him. Maybe the
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knowledge that he could have done that was enough. Maybe
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it was also enough to influence his pals without his
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having to threaten them explicitly. Either way, Jean Luke verified
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what we thought was true. Epstein so called jailing in
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Florida had not changed the essence of who he was,
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only the way he operated jail had no effect on
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the number of cult followers. The devotion of his past
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and current female followers was reminiscent of them Manson Family
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at its peak. And again that's what I've discussed about
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Nexium and the sex cult and the whole entire psychology
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behind all of that is absolutely fascinating, absolutely positively fascinating
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that Jeffrey Epstein was able to round all of these
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women up and have them basically do whatever he wanted
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them to do for him, and it didn't matter what
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those tasks included, protecting him when he would abuse girls,
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helping him procure girls, you name it. And then all
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was said and done, after he had been arrested, then
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none of them came forward to rat him out. They
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all took the fifth They all stuck to their guns,
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and they were all protected and paid by Epstein. And
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this whole entire criminal enterprise and organization is still running free.
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Besides Epstein, obviously, the rest of them are still free.
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Not one of these people, one low level participant, nobody,
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nobody is facing charges. Besides two guards from the MCC
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who are on duty the night Epstein died. Those are
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the only two people right now that are facing charges.
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Just think about for think about that for a minute, folks,
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and how in the hell is that right? On what
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planet is that right? How is that even possible? What
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is the Justice Department doing? What is the sdn Y doing?
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And when will we have some arrests in this case?
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I mean, the evidence is so clear at this point,
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so clear. How much more evidence do they need? Do
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they actually need to catch them in the act of
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doing this? I mean, that's going to be what they
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tell us next. Well, we have all of this evidence,
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but we've never seen them do it, so we can't
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arrest them. What It's time. It is time for this
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to get a move to get a move on. It
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is time to see some action picked up here. We're
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calling on mister Berman and the sdn Y to stop
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dragging their feet and to kick things into gear. We
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need some tangible action in this case. And that's just
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that's that's just the way it is. There's no there's
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no other alternative at this point. There's no going back,
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there's no putting this, this back into Pandora's box. It's
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out there now for everybody to see. And the only
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way that this will ever ever, not be a black
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eye for the Justice Department is if they start moving
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their feet, they start kicking indoors, they start dropping rico
32:39
charges on people, and they start moving towards justice. All right, everybody,
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