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Paolo Zampolli’s Alleged Role in the Trump-Melania Origin Story · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Speaker 1: Epstein Chronicles. Last month, the First Lady of the United
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Speaker 1: States of America called an impromptu press conference or speech,
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Speaker 1: whatever you want to call it, to tell us all
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Speaker 1: emphatically that she had nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: and that she wasn't a victim. And at the time,
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Speaker 1: it seemed weird because nobody was really even talking about
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Speaker 1: Milania except for a few people. So obviously I was
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Speaker 1: wondering what prompted her to get up there and, you know,
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Speaker 1: start talking about Epstein. Well, it turns out that there
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Speaker 1: was a three ZHO two interview with Adriana Ross where
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Speaker 1: she tells the story about Milania Trump and Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: and how they met, and it's an absolute broadside to
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Speaker 1: the narrative we've heard from Malanya Trump and Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: So today we have another article from Raw Story and
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Speaker 1: the headline Epstein's recruiter FBI note contradicts Milania' sty and
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Speaker 1: may have triggered her panic. This article was authored by
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Speaker 1: Jordan Green, and if you're a call, we've read through
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Speaker 1: the whole entire three to zero two so that you
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Speaker 1: saw what Adriana Ross or heard what Adriana Ross had
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Speaker 1: to say for yourself and whether you choose to believe her, well,
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Speaker 1: that's up to you. But in my opinion, something stinks
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Speaker 1: when it comes to the story of how Milania Trump
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Speaker 1: and Donald Trump met. Milania Trump's hastily called press briefing
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Speaker 1: last month to emphatically deny any relationship with the late
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Speaker 1: sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein elicited a flurry of speculation about
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Speaker 1: who might be holding information that the first lady doesn't
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Speaker 1: want to come out. And I know the talk was
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Speaker 1: about Amanda Ungaro, but I have some questions about what
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Speaker 1: she had to say, So I didn't think it was
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Speaker 1: Amanda Ungaro that elicited this sort of reaction from Milanya.
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Speaker 1: And it makes a whole lot more sense that it's
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Speaker 1: the three zero two report that was given by Adriana
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Speaker 1: Ross to the FBI. That certainly makes a lot more sense.
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Speaker 1: And that's because it's a lot more damning. You can't
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Speaker 1: just write it off as somebody that has, you know,
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Speaker 1: an issue with you a beef. Oh, we had a
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Speaker 1: falling out. Amanda Ongaro's mad because she got deported. Well,
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Speaker 1: Adriana Ross, when she was interviewed certainly had no grip
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Speaker 1: with Donald Trump or Milania Trump, so why would she
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Speaker 1: bring that up. I think it has legs, and I
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Speaker 1: think that there's a lot more here than we even know.
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Speaker 1: A statement provided to the FBI and federal prosecutors by
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Speaker 1: a former model who worked for Epstein as a recruiter
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Speaker 1: for a sex trafficking enterprise appears to shed some light
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Speaker 1: on what Milania is trying to keep under wraps. And
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Speaker 1: you know how I tell you that the media is
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Speaker 1: always a few weeks at least behind us. This is
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Speaker 1: what I mean. We've already covered this, right, We've talked
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Speaker 1: about this and how it was Adriana Ross and her
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Speaker 1: three to two that shed light here. So I would
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Speaker 1: expect the legacy media to start calling for a special
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Speaker 1: council in like six months. The entry in the Epstein
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Speaker 1: files mentioning Milanya and Donald by name focuses on a
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Speaker 1: man at the center of the modeling industry that brought
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Speaker 1: the Trumps together with Epstein in the late nineties and
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Speaker 1: early two thousands. You know, the whole modeling industry is
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Speaker 1: chock full with sick, degenerate people, and I doubt it's changed.
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Speaker 1: I doubt they've had some kind of renaissance period, some reformation,
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Speaker 1: same kind of scumbags. Can somebody please explain to me
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Speaker 1: why a guy like Donald Trump wants to have a
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Speaker 1: teen pageant that he owns. What's the return on investment there?
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Speaker 1: I'm guessing not great. Paulo Zampolli, the modeling agent who
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Speaker 1: reportedly arranged a visa for then Milanya Noss to come
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Speaker 1: work in the United States, now serves as a special
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Speaker 1: envoy for the President for a global partnership under the
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Speaker 1: auspices of the US State Department. The Epstein administration in
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Speaker 1: full effect. And if you're wondering why Donald Trump is
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Speaker 1: going so bananas about keeping this under wraps, well just
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Speaker 1: take a look. The seamless connection between the models represented
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Speaker 1: by Zimpolly, many of them recruited from abroad to work
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Speaker 1: in the US on visas, and the women who became
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Speaker 1: Epstein's victims and enablers is glaringly illustrated by Adriana Muchinska,
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Speaker 1: a Polish born model who worked for both men. And
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Speaker 1: that's Adriana Ross. She got married and she took her
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Speaker 1: husband's last name. Ross described meeting Epstein through Zimpoli in
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Speaker 1: a twenty nineteen interview with the FBI and federal prosecutors
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Speaker 1: in West Palm Beach, Florida, less than a week after
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Speaker 1: Epstein's July twenty nineteen arrest on charges of sex trafficking
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Speaker 1: miners A guy that pollows Zampoli and I'm sure that
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Speaker 1: him and Jeffrey Epstein, they were just talking about, you know,
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Speaker 1: the local fare. Have you had the caviaar have you
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Speaker 1: had yourself some of that large grouper whatever the fuck
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Speaker 1: these people eat. I mean, you think that's what they
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Speaker 1: were talking about. I highly doubt it. And another thing,
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Speaker 1: what did Polo Zampoli know and when did he know it. Wusinska,
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Speaker 1: also known as Adriana Ross, was described in a twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty New York Times investigation as one of four recruiters
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Speaker 1: who worked under Glen Maxwell to procure teenage girls for
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Speaker 1: massage appointments, which often turned into sexual assaults. Well, that's true,
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Speaker 1: she did do that. That was her job, one of
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Speaker 1: the core for And it's about time that people are
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Speaker 1: hip to the fact that these women were crucial to
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Speaker 1: what Epstein was doing. Without them, this operation doesn't run
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Speaker 1: the way it did Muchinska was reportedly named as a
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Speaker 1: co conspirator and granted immunity from prosecution and Epstein's widely
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Speaker 1: criticized two thousand and eight plea bargain. Yes, she was.
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Speaker 1: All four Core four members were given immunity, and that's
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Speaker 1: because they didn't want them to talk. They can't control
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Speaker 1: the blast radius if there's a bunch of people out
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Speaker 1: here talking about what's going on. So they gave them
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Speaker 1: a deal too, anything to make sure their buddy, Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein remains a free man and remains abusing people. That's
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Speaker 1: all that mattered. According to interview notes reviewed by raw Story,
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Speaker 1: Muchinska told investigator she removed computers from Epstein's pom Beach,
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Speaker 1: Florida mansion in two thousand and five at his request.
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Speaker 1: Well how about that, huh Nah, coincidence. He was just
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Speaker 1: taking those computers over to the geek squad so they
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Speaker 1: could fix them. That's all just happened to have his
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Speaker 1: house rated that day. Come on, coincidence? What are you
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Speaker 1: a conspiracy theorist? But before Muchinska knew Epstein, she knew Zampoli.
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Speaker 1: A type report of Muchinska's July twenty nineteen interview in
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Speaker 1: West Palm Beach with two unnamed federal prosecutors and an
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Speaker 1: unnamed FBI agent. Compiled in an official FBI document and
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Speaker 1: released in the Epstein Files, indicates that Muchinska was interviewed
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Speaker 1: as part of a proffer agreement, which typically provides immunity
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Speaker 1: or leniency to an individual with information about a crime
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Speaker 1: in exchange for complete truthfulness. They didn't even use it.
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Speaker 1: They gave her the immunity and didn't even use her testimony.
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Speaker 1: And then they said they had a weak case. You
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Speaker 1: don't bring up Sarah Kellen Vickers, you don't bring up
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Speaker 1: Adriana Ross, Leslie Groff, you don't bring them up and say, hey,
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Speaker 1: look you're going to testify against Epstein or you're going
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Speaker 1: to prison. They didn't do any of that, did they.
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Speaker 1: I wonder why. The FBI report states that the individual
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Speaker 1: whose name is redacted put Muchinska in contact with an
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Speaker 1: agent named Paulo Zampoli, who work with ID models, and
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Speaker 1: that it was organized for Muchinska to go to New
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Speaker 1: York to model. The report states that Muchinska lived in
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Speaker 1: a model's apartment because she did not have the funds
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Speaker 1: to pay for her own apartment. That was the Epstein
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Speaker 1: Apartments on sixty six, where Epstein would stashed all the
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Speaker 1: girls that were engaged in the immigration fraud. The apartment
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Speaker 1: accommodated ten people and was on the same street as
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Speaker 1: the model agency on Barick Street. It states that Muchinska
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Speaker 1: had an affair with the agent and that Zampoli was
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Speaker 1: trying to buy elite models with Epstein. The next sentence
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Speaker 1: in the typed FBI report of Muchinska's interview based on
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Speaker 1: her profit agreement states, Epstein introduced Milanya Trump to Donald Trump. Well, well,
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Speaker 1: well so did Muchinsky Lai. If so, then her immunity
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Speaker 1: under that deal is no longer valid. So which is it.
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Speaker 1: Are they going to pursue her and say she lied
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Speaker 1: or is she telling the truth? In my opinion, she's
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Speaker 1: telling the truth. That sentence alone would be a bombshell revelation,
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Speaker 1: except that separate handwritten notes from the same interview confuse
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Speaker 1: by giving contradictory information, suggesting that Muchinska told investigators that
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Speaker 1: it was Zampoli who introduced Donald and Milania, as Zampoli
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Speaker 1: has always maintained, Those notes only reference the person who
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Speaker 1: made the introduction, as he the notations proceeding and immediately following.
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Speaker 1: It suggests that he is Zampoli, considering the document, says
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Speaker 1: he's trying to buy elite models with Jeffrey Epstein, and
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Speaker 1: I think he's an ambassador. Now, well, let's get to
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Speaker 1: the bottom of it. Let's bring Adrian A. Ross in
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Speaker 1: and let's get her under oath. Seems like a pretty
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Speaker 1: simple fix to me. Milanya has emphatically denied that Epstein
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Speaker 1: played a mat making role, and during her April ninth
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Speaker 1: press conference directly stated Epstein did not introduce me to
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. But another statement by Milanya later in the
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Speaker 1: press conference is clearly disproven by Mucinska's FBI proffer interview.
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Speaker 1: My name has never appeared in court documents, depositions, victim statements,
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Speaker 1: or FBI interviews surrounding the Epstein matter. The first lady said,
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Speaker 1: what do you know another Trump who's telling lies? I'm shocked, shocked, folks.
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Speaker 1: During the press conference, Malanya brushed aside an email she
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Speaker 1: sent to Glenn Maxwell, Epstein's partner on October twenty third,
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Speaker 1: two thousand and two, roughly around the same time that
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Speaker 1: Muchinska arrived in the US as a trivial note. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: like mister Lutnik, right, that's just trivial, inconsequential minor meetings.
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Speaker 1: Milanya also described the email, which includes the header high,
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Speaker 1: as a plight reply, but the documents released by the
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Speaker 1: Department of Justice early show that it was Maxwell who
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Speaker 1: made a polite reply to Milanya, and that Milanya initiated
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Speaker 1: the exchange. These people are so deep in their lives
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Speaker 1: that they actually believe it. Emails to the office of
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Speaker 1: the first Lady seeking comment for the story went on returned.
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Speaker 1: The FBI referred raw Story's questions about the discrepancy between
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Speaker 1: the two documents to the Department of Justice. Emails to
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Speaker 1: the Department of Justice went On returned. In the next
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Speaker 1: passage of the typed interview and handwritten note detailing how
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Speaker 1: Muchinska met Epstein leading to her eventual employment with a
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Speaker 1: child sex trafficker, there is no contradiction. The note indicates
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Speaker 1: that Muchinska told investigators that Epstein visited ID models during
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Speaker 1: casting auditions for models and slipped through a portfolio where
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Speaker 1: he saw a photo of Muchinska wearing only swim bottoms.
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Speaker 1: The next paragraph reflects that Muchinska reported that she was
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Speaker 1: at a nightclub with Zampoli, Epstein, and a second unidentified
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Speaker 1: woman the woman took down Muchinska's phone number, and Muchinska
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Speaker 1: recalled that either the woman or Epstein later called her
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Speaker 1: with an invitation to have dinner with Epstein. Probably Sarah
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Speaker 1: Kellen Vickers, but I'm not sure, maybe not a You
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Speaker 1: could be either one. Zampoli could not be reached for
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Speaker 1: comment for this story, but in a statement to The
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Speaker 1: American Prospect last month, he said, with regard to Jeffrey Epstein,
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Speaker 1: it's a matter of public record that he had connections
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Speaker 1: within the fashion and modeling sector. He did visit our headquarters. However,
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Speaker 1: any implication of involvement, collaboration, or endorsement is categorically rejected.
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Speaker 1: Any suggestion otherwise is false and will be addressed accordingly. Okay,
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Speaker 1: address it. Look, I don't know what the truth is,
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Speaker 1: but I do know what I'm being bullshitting. Zampoli told
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Speaker 1: The American Prospect he wasn't sure whether he remembered Muchinska,
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Speaker 1: but it didn't matter because as an owner of an agency,
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Speaker 1: he doesn't need to know every single model of his agency.
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Speaker 1: After accepting Epstein's dinner invitation, Muchinska told investigators she took
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Speaker 1: a tour of the residence and were aboff sexual advances
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Speaker 1: from Epstein. As a driver took her home, she remembered
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Speaker 1: being tearful in the car for reasons on explained in
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Speaker 1: the interview. Muchinska accepted employment from Epstein in late two
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Speaker 1: thousand and four. Muchinska's duties including scheduling massage appointments for Epstein,
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Speaker 1: and one passage of the reports reflects Muchinska telling investigators
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Speaker 1: she was not sure if the girls who massaged Epstein
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Speaker 1: were under age, but it seemed consensual and she knew
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Speaker 1: it was a sexual massage. I don't believe that for
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Speaker 1: a minute. And I don't look at Adriana Ross by
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Speaker 1: the way, as a victim. I look at her as
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Speaker 1: part of the corps. For Muchinska's time working for Zampoli
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Speaker 1: in New York was sensitive enough that her lawyer advised
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Speaker 1: her during the twenty ten deposition for a civil lawsuit
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Speaker 1: brought by one of Epstein's victims, that she should invoke
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Speaker 1: the Fifth Amendment to preserve her right to avoid self incrimination.
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Speaker 1: And we read through that as well. Now you see
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Speaker 1: why we go through all those court documents. I know
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Speaker 1: it's not the funny shit in the world. I get it,
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Speaker 1: but we're not here for fun. I'm not here to entertain.
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Speaker 1: I'm here to open these doors for you, so you
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Speaker 1: understand just exactly what we're up against. During the deposition,
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Speaker 1: Muchinska disclosed that she worked for ID Models in New
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Speaker 1: York and that her husband put her in touch with
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Speaker 1: the agency. When a lawyer for plaintiffs asked how long
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Speaker 1: she worked with ID Models, Muchinska's lawyer interjected, you should
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Speaker 1: invoke the regard to the timeframe you're talking about. Muchinska
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Speaker 1: has not spoken to the media in the past and
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Speaker 1: cannot be reached for this story. The House Oversight and
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Speaker 1: Government Reform Committee James Comer is reportedly exploring the possibility
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Speaker 1: of calling her to testify. Well, if she lied during
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Speaker 1: that three to zero two, she should be brought in, right,
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Speaker 1: Don't they want to protect Trump? So Comer should bring
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Speaker 1: her in. Chinska is not the only former model who
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Speaker 1: links Epstein to Trump's current Special Envoy for Global Partnerships.
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Speaker 1: Another woman whose names redacted, described a work arrangement under
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Speaker 1: Zampoli that was strikingly similar to Muchinska's during in April
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty interview with the FBI. After signing with ID
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Speaker 1: Models at age of eighteen. The woman said she lived
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Speaker 1: in the model's apartment on Barrack Street. According to the document,
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Speaker 1: according to the woman, Zompoli was sleazy and dated models.
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Speaker 1: She said that she said at the apartment for a
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Speaker 1: year before Zampoli let her go. Later, she was working
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Speaker 1: at the host stand at the coffee shop at Union
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Speaker 1: Square in Manhattan. The woman told investigators that a woman
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Speaker 1: with an Eastern European accent approached her and invited her
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Speaker 1: to meet Epstein, whom she described as a wealthy client.
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Speaker 1: The document describes a massage session in which Epstein commanded
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Speaker 1: the woman to take off her clothes and pressured her
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Speaker 1: into non consensual sexual encounter. Later, the woman told investigators
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Speaker 1: she had a mental breakdown, started drinking, and couldn't function.
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Speaker 1: The statement aligns on significant points with an account given
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Speaker 1: by a survivor known as Kiki Doe during the twenty
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Speaker 1: nineteen interview for TV's Doctor Oz. In that interview, the
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Speaker 1: survivor described the coffee shop as a hunting ground for
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Speaker 1: recruiters because most of the staff were models. The Doctor
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Speaker 1: Oz interview appears to include no mention of Zampoli, and
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Speaker 1: Kiki Doe is said in separate interview that the model's
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Speaker 1: apartment where she stayed was on forty second Street, as
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Speaker 1: opposed to Erwick Street. I'm guessing sixty six is what
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Speaker 1: she means. Met met Oz, the host of Doctor Oz,
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Speaker 1: now serves as administrator of the Center for Medicare and
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Speaker 1: Medicaid Services in the Trump administration. Of course, why not.
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Speaker 1: Terry Gibbs, the attorney who represents the woman who described
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Speaker 1: working for Zampoli at ID Models, declined a request to
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Speaker 1: put Raw Story in touch with her client or discuss
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Speaker 1: her statement to the FBI. While zam Polli might plausibly
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Speaker 1: claim he doesn't remember Mucinska or the Epstein's reviver recruited
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Speaker 1: from the coffee shop, another former model linked to Epstein
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Speaker 1: will be harder to ignore. Amanda Onngaro, a Brazilian model
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Speaker 1: who dated Zampoli for almost two decades and has a
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Speaker 1: fifteen year old son with him, arrived in New York
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Speaker 1: in two thousand and two on Epstein's private jet. Her
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Speaker 1: modeling agent in Paris who arranged your flight was Jean
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Speaker 1: lu Brunel, a long time Epstein associate who died of
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Speaker 1: an apparent suicide in a Parisian prison cell in twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty two, while awaiting trial for rape of miners and
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Speaker 1: trafficking of miners for sexual exploitation. On Garo, who was
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Speaker 1: deported by US Immigration, Customs and Enforcement following Zampoli's intervention
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Speaker 1: in our case, has said she's willing to testify before
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Speaker 1: the House Oversight Committee looking into the Epstein affair. Well,
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Speaker 1: what are we waiting for. Let's get her up there.
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Speaker 1: Let's see what she has to say under oath. One
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Speaker 1: day for Malanya Trump's hastily call press conference, Hungaro wrote
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Speaker 1: on x and a post that was subsequently deleted, something
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Speaker 1: was clearly wrong. But I'm not part of any evil
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Speaker 1: mission involving children. So what did you do? Malanya? You
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Speaker 1: tried to involve me, but you failed because I have character.
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Speaker 1: So look again, I don't know enough about Amanda Ungaro's
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Speaker 1: story here to really get into the weeds. There's a
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Speaker 1: lot to pick through. But when you have other corroborating information,
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Speaker 1: and you have somebody like Adriana Ross saying this during
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Speaker 1: a three h two profer, it carries weight. So if
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Speaker 1: she's lying, then they should bring her in. But if
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Speaker 1: they don't bring her in, if they don't go after her,
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Speaker 1: then What does that tell you? It tells me that
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Speaker 1: there's legs, and it tells me that what Adriana Ross
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Speaker 1: said is true. And while we don't have a full
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Speaker 1: picture yet, what we do know is pretty damning to
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Speaker 1: the narrative that's being pitched by Milania Trump. So we'll
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Speaker 1: have to keep an eye on it, and like usual,
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Speaker 1: when we have more information here, we'll get it added
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