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“Probably Destroyed”: A Convenient End to the Epstein Blackmail Story? (4/25/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein and the story,
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  there have been a lot of people out there spreading
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  a lot of misinformation and one of the biggest offenders
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  of that is Anna Paulina Luna. This woman talks a
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  big game, acts like she cares, acts like she's gonna
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  get to the bottom of things, and that's part of
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  the hustle. Her real job is to protect Donald Trump.
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  That's her real job, not to represent the people of
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  her district, not to push for more transparency or justice
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  when it comes to Ebstein, but to protect Donald Trump
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  and the administration at all costs. And unfortunately, she's been
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  pretty effective as the mouthpiece for the administration. And she
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  talks all that nonsense. But she wasn't part of the
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  discharge petition. Was she did she push for that? Of
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  course she didn't. She wanted this to stay and committee
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  where they could contain it. And that was her role
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  and that's still her role. And now we have Anna
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  Paulina Luna coming out here talking about well, you know,
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  there might not be any black mail material because it
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  was probably destroyed by the last administration. Do you have
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  any evidence of that whatsoever? Or are you just coming
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  out here talking nonsense, trying to build narratives that people
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  can run with. Maybe one of those interdimensional beings she
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  talks about told her all of this, or maybe she's
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  just a liar running cover for Donald Trump. Today's article
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  is from Raw Story and the headline gop rep makes
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  remarkable admission on Epstein blackmail material probably destroyed. This article
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  was authored by Alexander Willis. When pressed on the likelihood
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  of Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Glenn Maxwell receiving a presidential pardon,
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  Representative Anna Paulina Luna made a remarkable admission Thursday about
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  what she suspected may have happened to potential black mail
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  material theorized to have been collected by Epstein over the
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  years on powerful figures. Translation, all that information is being
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  held at Langley. Sure, the DOJ might not have it,
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  but we know the CIA does. So let's stop messing around.
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  And it's funny that they never bring that up. They
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  never bring up the fact that Epstein was being run
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  as an asset, and that's because it doesn't fit with
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  the overall narrative, right they need him to be a
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  lone wolf. That's the only way that their narrative works
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  and they know that. Appearing on News Nation with Chris
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  Cuomo in a video published earlier Thursday morning, Luna dismissed
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  the idea of Maxwell ever receiving a pardon, responding to
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  reports that several members of the House Oversight Committee were
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  considering pushing for Maxwell to receive a pardon in exchange
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  for testifying before Congress. Wow, I like, don't even know
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  what to say about that. It's one of the most
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  disgusting ideas that has ever been fl voted, maybe in
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  the history of Congress. And the fact that people in
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  the GOP we're even thinking about it is a stain
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  that they're never going to be able to wash away.
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  How can you ever look at somebody in the GOP
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  again talking about oh the kids, oh the abusers, and
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  take them seriously. They've had their chance to meet the
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  moment and they've chosen not to. That was a conscious choice,
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  and it's one they're going to have to live with.
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  She's not getting a pardon. The votes aren't there for that,
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  Luna told Cuomo. Wait, so the Oversight Committee's voting on
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  pardons now, that's what we're doing. I thought that was
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  up to Donald Trump. So we're going to have a
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  vote on it. Imagine being that stupid. Imagine being part
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  of this committee and saying, yeah, you know what, we'll
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  have a vote, and then we'll bring that vote to
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  Donald Trump and we'll suggest that he pardons Maxwell. What
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  they're doing is giving Donald Trump cover because Trump can
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  Pardner and then say, look, Congress came to me and
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  said she should be released. I mean, I'm just doing
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  what the committee suggested I do. If you have beef,
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  talk to them. That's what this is all setting up.
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  And I don't believe Anna Paulina Luna for one second
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  about anything. Anybody that gets up there and tells me
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  about interdimensional beings without any evidence is somebody that I
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  don't trust. Now, look, if you want to believe in
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  fairy tales and wild shit, go for it. I don't care.
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  I like a nice fantasy story. I like to listen
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  to Coast to Coast every now and then. But this
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  story right here, this Epstein story, not the place for it.
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  Luna then went on to explain or reasoning, arguing that
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  potentially incriminating evidence theorizes to be collected by Epstein and
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  Maxwell may not even exist anymore. And there it is
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  nothing to see here, folks. Move on. We've shown you everything.
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  The rest has been destroyed. Just trust the lady that's
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  telling you about aliens. Do you really want to know
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  my opinion on all of this, No, not really, but
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  here we go. I don't think that we even actually
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  have the full files, Luna said, from what I've heard,
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  there was destruction of evidence. I think it was in
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  New York where they were housing files during the initial trial.
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  There was a cyber attack. I think a lot of
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  the blackmail was destroyed. Then, well, that's weird because when
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  it first happened and we first heard about it, they
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  said that no files were touched, that everything was on
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  the up and up, and that everything was cool. I
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  guess that was a lie too, just like everything else
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  they tell us about Jeffrey Epstein. Have you guys caught
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  on yet? Do you see what's going on here? Do
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  you see how they're trying to hustle you and you
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  see the mouthpieces they're using. My advice is do not
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  fall for it. Luna was likely twinety three cyber intrusion
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  on the FBI's office in New York revealed recently after
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  the publication of millions of files related to Ebstein by
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  the Justice Department. That's going to end up being their excuse.
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  I can see it now. Well, look had these files,
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  but there was a hacker who broke in and destroyed everything.
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  Well did they destroy it or did they take it?
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  And if they took it, are they using that information
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  to blackmail the Trump administration. It's a question that has
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  to be asked. And this moron, Anna Paulina Luna just
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  opened the door. So is this blackmail information being used
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  to have the administration do whatever it is that the
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  blackmailer wants, you know, like go to war. Does anyone
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  really believe that a hacker would access this and then
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  throw the information out or they take it to use
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  at a later time. According to a twenty twenty four
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  Warren statement, FBI Special Agent Aaron Spivik documented a potential
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  hack into the FBI's office in New York that compromised
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  five hundred terobytes of FBI data, including data that pertained
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  to the agency's investigation into Epstein. Spivok wrote that one
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  hundred terabytes of data were ultimately lost due to the intrusion.
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  So what does that mean lost? Was it stolen? Was
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  it destroyed? It was stolen? So somebody has that black
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  mail material. The question is who. If it's not the
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  United States government, if it's not the DOJ, who has it?
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  And even more importantly, what do they plan on doing
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  with it? The apparent hacking incident would have occurred under
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  the Biden administration. Under the previous administration, the first Trump administration,
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  the FBI appeared to have issued a stand down order
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  to New York Police Department investigators regarding their criminal probe
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  into Jeffrey Epstein just five days after he was arrested
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  in twenty nineteen. And remember that was the same thing
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  they did in New Mexico. So instead of having multiple
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  investigations going, one at the federal level and multiple at
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  the state level, what we had instead was nothing more
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  than the federal investigation that they could control, And that
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  was the whole entire purpose. They wanted to make sure
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  that they maintained control over the narrative and the blast radius,
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  and the best way to do that was to centralize
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  the investigation. So the SDNY, at the behest of the
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  prosecutor's office, had those state investigations shut down, and of
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  course it's led us to where we are now. And
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  we see New Mexico has reopened their investigation at the
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  state level because they know things were screwed up, and
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  they know that Jeffrey Epstein was getting a lot of
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  protection from the federal level. And when you bail that
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  all together and you added to the state protection he
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  was getting in New York, in Florida, in New Mexico,
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  then you see how Jeffrey Epstein was basically untouchable for
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  all these years. But what Anna Paulina Luna is trying
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  to do is trying to ready everybody for this to
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  all go away. Look, we don't have any more information.
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  We don't even have access to it. Some hacker destroyed it,
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  some hacker took it, Okay, cool, what's going on with
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  that investigation? Are we looking into who hacked it? How
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  the hell don't we know who accessed those files? That's
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  another problem all onto itself. What else did they take?
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  What else did they have access to? And is that
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  information being used to blackmail people? And I think that's
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  the biggest takeaway here. Anna Paulina Luna has opened that door.
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  So some hacker has this information. Nobody knows who the
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  hacker is. Then all of a sudden we hear that
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  Pambondy is shutting down the investigation, that there's nothing left
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  to see. And remember that came out of nowhere. Up
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  until that point, Pambondi had the list sitting on her desk.
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  We were going to see everything, and you know, things
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  were moving. But the truth is, Pambondi never had a list,
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  Pambondy never had any intention of being transparent, and paum
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  Bondy was being ordered to do all of that by
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  Donald Trump. And I don't think you have to take
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  a gigantic leap to come to that conclusion. Pambondy was
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  dancing Tonald Trump's tune and Donald Trump wanted this to
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  go away, but pam Bondi screwed it all up. Now
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  she's gone, So his other mouthpiece, Anna Paulina Luna, is
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  out here trying to do a little bit of cleanup,
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  trying to trim some of the fat off the edges,
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  trying to gaslight you. And that's because when you chop
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  it all up, Anna Paulina Luna, just like the rest
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  of these people, doesn't respect you. And you know who else,
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  Anna Paulina Luna does not respect the Epstein survivors. This
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  woman has done everything she can to demean them. She's
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  done everything in her power to try and change the
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  narrative and try and move things into an area that's
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  more comfortable for the administration. But in my opinion, she's
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  failing miserably and she's causing the administration more heartburn, especially
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  with comments like this, because now it gives some credence
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  to people who are out there saying that the administration
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  is being blackmailed by somebody who has this information and
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  holding it over their head. Because I have a hard
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  time believing that anybody that would access this information is
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  just going to destroy it. So, as usual, we'll keep
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  an eye on it like everything else, and when we
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  have some more information, we'll get it added to the catalog.
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