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I did not want to make this episode. I have been trying to bring positivity into this space, but there are no good updates on the Epstein files and I owe you the truth.
We have 6 million files. Only 3 million have seen the light. Todd Blanche and the DOJ just told a federal judge they will not release or unredact the rest, including at least eight email exchanges about a torture video, interviews with a woman who says she was abused by Trump as a minor, and the records tied to Zorro Ranch. They said they have already complied with the law. They have not.
Sean, Joe and I walk through our corruption map and the entire Epstein sphere. Zorro Ranch and the whistleblower email describing two girls buried in the hills. Howard Lutnick lying on a podcast about a business relationship with Epstein that the BBC just confirmed through a whistleblower. Leon Black and his closed door hearing that cleared him. Glenn and Eva Dubin. Kevin Warsh running the Federal Reserve. And the victims who got doxxed, lost their jobs, and were met with gaslighting while Todd Blanche spent nine hours with Ghislaine Maxwell and not nine minutes with a single survivor.
The one bit of hope is the Epstein Transparency Act part two from Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna, which would let state attorneys general pull the files directly from the DOJ and prosecute the crimes the federal government refuses to touch. It is a small government bill that puts power back in local hands. Pay attention to it.
Okay, yeah. No, I'll tell you. Well, just got off the phone. I heard it here first. There's no good updates about the Epstein files right now, guys. We got the latest trough of the Epstein library given to us with the beautiful little hard to search on website. Believe on January 30th of 2025, 2026. We are in 2026. By the way, is anyone ever do that where they're confused what year it is currently? Because I did that yesterday. I swore it was 2025 for at least two minutes, and then I got back to reality. We have gotten zero updates. And to be frank with you, I I didn't want to shoot this video. I didn't want to. And here's why. Um I want to bring positive updates into the atmosphere. I want to bring positivity into those that choose to listen to this when everybody and their mother has a podcast now. And even their mom's mom is considering doing like a family podcast now. Like everybody is doing some form of podcast, andor you know, you could scroll online, you could do, you could do anything. You could put your phone down. Um, but you're choosing to be here, and I do take responsibility for you walking away with something. Anything. And um I was prepping for this episode this morning. Just getting a little bit more downtrodden. So I'm just be honest with you. I'm not I'm not top tier right now. Not like mentally, everything's good. We just pulled 21 potatoes out of the ground, baby, pumped for the potatoes, and the tomatoes are on the way. They're growing, they're just still green. Hoping they turn red. Um my mindset is just in the let's play this clip because I think this clip actually kind of summarizes how I'm feeling a little bit. Let's play this clip from Reacher.
SPEAKER_03People, I think, are a little bit afraid of me because they're like, he's a loose canon. And I'm not. I'm just saying the shit that everybody should say if they give a shit about humanity. Everybody else should feel like I feel. The world is on fire. Yeah, like all mad about the way things are and the abuses that are happening everywhere. The Epstein files! The fucking Epstein Files! God damn it! Where are they? It's a fucking law, bitch. Show it, you fucking pedophiles. I shouldn't say fuck because I'm a Christian and people are gonna go, like, how can he say fuck and he's a Christian? Because that is something that should make you want to say fuck. You know, sorry, God, I'm sweating now. I just this is my fucking politics, dude. I would fucking railroad these fuckers. I would get those Epstein files out in two seconds. Yeah, dude. I two seconds, fucking move out of the way. Like, get out of there. I don't care what room they're in, bitch. Move. Like, give me the fucking manila envelope. I will get you the Epstein files. I got sorry. You got my vote. Whatever you want to run for. Don't apologize. Don't you want to see what's in there so that we can hold people accountable? These fucking rapists? We're just cool with it. That bitch has the keys to the nuclear. He's like like all up into 13-year-olds. Like, dude, what? Go to jail. Go to jail. All right, what are we talking about?
SPEAKER_10What are we talking about? That's a great way of thinking. What are we talking about here? Because we're we're talking about zero accountability. Sean, real quick, can we bring up the corruption map? So, this is a corruption map we've been putting together on corruption in different spheres, uh, government corruption, other countries, banking. Uh, we have a very serious title at the top. We take a great deal of uh time to put this together. Uh, but if we go down to the orange sphere, this is the Epstein sphere. Over on the right hand side of it, uh Sean and I, uh a majority Sean actually, who's on the ones and twos right now, put together pretty much every single person from the Epstein files that should be looked into, investigated, or in the most PG sense I can say for the algorithm, hung. These are the most disgusting individuals that are still in power, some of which aren't. We've marked a few that have fallen out of that seat, whether by their own resignation or firing. Some have passed away. We're going to talk about one passed away just a week or so ago. There are people walking amongst us, not just at Wawa, but at board meetings and at the World Economic Forum and within our own White House that should not only resign respectfully from their position, no, they they should be tried for their crimes and yet are going to the NBA Finals games and are going to the FIFA World Cup and are celebrating with all of the NHL hockey or USA hockey players after their way. Like, spare me the dog and pony show for one week, would you?
SPEAKER_09Spare me from the slop you put in front of us just to get us to not talk about the lack of transparency, the lack of any form of authenticity, but for the for the lack of actual accountability around the crimes that have been committed, it's atrocious and it embarrasses me as an American.
SPEAKER_10It embarrasses me that this is a worldwide topic. Okay? Everybody knows about this. Other world leaders are talking about it. They rub it in our face. The Epstein class, the Zionist class, the billionaire class, they're running things. And we're doing nothing to stop it. We have six million files, of which only three million have made it to the light. They're holding back the others, Todd Blanche's, and he says we're not getting it. He says we're not getting it. At that hearing, a day later, we'll pull up a clip real quick. Oh no, this isn't the clip. Let's go with the clip. Right here. Right here. Yep. It says Epstein abused survivor on meeting with acting attorney general Todd Blanche, if you're unaware, Pam Bondi. The queen of, hey, we should stop talking about the Epstein files because the Dow Jones is over 50,000. 5,000? Whatever thousand?
SPEAKER_04I think it's 50.
SPEAKER_10Let's hear what this victim, one of the many, who, by the way, not only were victimized, that's enough. By the way, that's enough by this by this disgusting group of individuals. Where sexual exploitation, by the way, is really only the tip of this iceberg. The many victims that were had their names released in the files, their physical addresses, as you'll hear, lost their jobs over being publicized as a victim of this ring. We're not holding accountable or ruining the lives of the perpetrators. We're ruining the lives of the victims. And I think that should say something about how we're treating all of this. Um, Pam Bondi was originally in charge as the attorney general. She has since been let go. A lot of the controversy was potentially around her handling of the Epstein files. Now Todd Blanche is at the helm, former personal attorney of Donald Trump. Sure, there's no conflict there. Let's hear this.
SPEAKER_04Yes, I was.
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SPEAKER_10I think it's only coming through the right speaker.
SPEAKER_04How did you feel? I mean, how would you describe how he uh what his attitude was toward all of you in the meeting?
SPEAKER_00Well, I want to preface this by saying that we have been requesting meetings with the DOJ for months, and they have not indulged us or given us any indication that they would indulge us. And so it wasn't lost on us that um this meeting happened only after Senator Tillis made it a requirement of Todd Blanche's promotion.
SPEAKER_04During his uh confirmation hearing, I asked um uh whether the the the his uh Todd Blanche's attitude to our victims was one of uh dismissiveness. Would you say that that is a good way to describe his behavior towards you during the meeting?
SPEAKER_00We had approximately four hours to prepare for this meeting, and we did so. We went into that meeting in good faith with the hopes of working with um Mr. Blanche in the Department of Justice. And we were met with um gaslighting, we were met with um Mr.
SPEAKER_10Blanche talking around our questions instead of answering them, and we walked away with a feeling of the best word that I can use is demoralization because see here's the part I don't understand about the politics side of things of this, because if you are going to a politically um attack this, okay, let's just let's just call it for what the politicians see it as. It's just a political game they're treating this as, not as a real crime that they want to find the perpetrators of and hold them to any form of justice. This is a game. So for playing their game, this sociopathic game, I don't really understand why you wouldn't, at the very least, hear out the victims for the sake of the PR of it. Right? You're gonna go months without meeting with them, months without meeting them. Pam Bondi wouldn't even look at them in her last hearing, wouldn't even look at them. And now you're the new AG. This is the most important topic on your desk. It probably will remain so until something is actually done. Why why are you only meeting with them once? And why so when you're meeting with them, are all of them feeling unheard? Just shut up and listen. If I'm playing the game, at the least, I could say I'm gonna listen, I'm gonna hear them out. I'll be with you guys as much as you'd like. But I know for the life of me, nothing's gonna be done about it because all the billionaires are in my pocket. At the very least, for optics, this looks atrocious, and these victims aren't feeling heard. Nevertheless, is any justice being done? I bet there's a good chunk of the victims who very well know that nothing will ever be done of this, that would at the very least not to be uh not like to be doxxed or gaslit by the very people that are supposed to be holding them accountable. Now, there is a little bit of an update on who can hold them accountable, and we do have uh a clip or two to go in on that. Um, you know, I didn't organize these well. This is on me. Can we go to the tweet on the right? There we go. Yeah. And we can get rid of the other one so we can keep it nice and clean. That's my fault, guys. This is Thomas Massey on CNN talking about the latest legislation he has presented. Now, of course, there's a lot of legislation we could talk about right now. Uh, there's legislation around the affordable housing bill, there's legislation around the Save America bill, uh, there's legislation around combining the armed forces of the United States and Israel. There's a lot we could talk about here. But there's legislation right now for a part two on the Epstein Transparency Act that was originally presented, I believe, by uh Marjorie Taylor Greenbrocana and Thomas Massey uh back in August of last year. They were now presenting a second one because as of July, the United States government, our White House or DOJ, was supposed to release the rest of the tranche of Epstein files. Because again, just to be very clear, we have half of them. Well, Zach, the others might just be duplicates, then just release it. Who cares? Who cares? Well, Zach, there could be there could be victims that are that are brought up to the light. Well, you didn't care about that the first time. Plus, yeah, do that. Do that, but let's also not redact the people who are a part of it like he did last time. So this act is being brought up to not only release the second tranche of files demanding Todd Blanche does so, it also brings up something else that's interesting, is going to potentially allow for state attorney generals, because your state has an attorney general, your state has an elected Todd Blanche. So your Todd Blanche in your state, if there are crimes linked or criminals within that state, that state uh attorney general could have authority to investigate it. The most prominent example would be New Mexico and the Zorro Ranch. Let's play this clip.
SPEAKER_01Congressman Thomas Massey and Rokana back with us now. They are the bipartisan team behind the Epstein Transparency Act from April of last year, and you're now proposing a sequel in this, right?
SPEAKER_08So uh what's new in this bill, and how is it different from your previous bill that the president signed until what we've noticed is the DOJ is just uninterested in prosecuting any of the men who've been exposed from the records. But we saw an attorney general in New Mexico who is ready to prosecute the crimes at Zorro Ranch, but he can't get the DOJ to cooperate. So what we did is we put in this bill the ability, the special ability for the Attorney General of New Mexico or any attorney general from any state to get the documents from the DOJ so that they can prosecute the crimes that the DOJ won't. Trevor Burrus, Jr.
SPEAKER_01So is that in a way a fix as you see it to the first bill?
SPEAKER_07Well, we didn't anticipate that the Department of Justice wouldn't release the files and wouldn't investigate or prosecute. So now we need to empower state attorney generals. But you know, one reason I was thinking, why did this break through? Why is this broken through for over a year? And my view is it's about integrity, it's about character. This people in this country want moral renewal. They see the corruption, and then they're seeing these groups of who's all right.
SPEAKER_10That's enough, Rowe. That's enough row. Thanks.
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SPEAKER_10Classic row. Uh yeah, I like that row's up there. I like that row is backing this, but every time I hear him, it's about the midterms. Massey's up there, like, I'm out of this thing anyway. I'm I just want to make some noise. And Rose's like, Well, you know, this is really just about honesty and integrity. All right, dude. You're not gonna be president. Chill out.
SPEAKER_11I don't know if you noticed. They don't seem worried about that.
SPEAKER_10President?
SPEAKER_11Just the whole admin.
SPEAKER_10Oh, got it.
SPEAKER_11Mitch McConnell. All of them.
SPEAKER_10That's fair. Yeah. All right. So in going back in through what Massey just said, this would give the ability for the potential of things like Zorro Ranch, if we could zoom in on the bottom right of our sphere over here. Right there. Yep, perfect. We have a little bit on Zorro Ranch. Um, Kathy Mueller has some involvement in this, as well as we have turning points involvement in the purchase of the property. Uh, so just to kind of give you a quick synopsis, the reason Zorro Ranch is one of the things talked about with Epstein is because this was one of the properties that Jeffrey Epstein prominently owned. He had property in New York City, he had properties in Palm Beach County, and he had property in New Mexico. Zorro Ranch was the main property. Now, this is a property that goes a lot deeper than just unfortunately sexual allegations. If we could scroll down real quick, I'll read off this real fast. Um says the Jeffrey Epstein purchased Zorro Ranch in 1993 for around $12 million from the former New Mexico governor, Bruce King. That's interesting. Epstein built a huge mansion at the ranch with a living room the size of an average American home. We scroll down, we could see the original blueprints from when they were planning out where it was going to be. Thought that was interesting. We found that in the files. Just out in the middle of nowhere. Now, there's a lot of speculation as to what this ranch was utilized for. Um, its secrecy seeming to be very purposeful. Holy cow, look at that house. It's a lot of house. But also not as huge as some billionaires build their house. We've seen bigger. But if you scroll over to the left, we'll see people that say this is where the super rich were injecting the blood of children into themselves. And unfortunately, there is some evidence to that in the files. If we scroll back out, we'll see emails alluding to the ranch. Uh we let's pick one. Let's let's pick the one right next to him and the dogs. Let's pick right there, him and the dogs. Uh, it says two Zoro Ranch. It says good evening to all attaches a contact list for Zoro Ranch. If there are any questions or concerns, let me know. Warmest regards, Karen. And if we scroll back out real fast and scroll down real quick to Miss Mueller. This was the former. Oh, that's Eva Dubin. That's not Karen Mueller, but we could talk about her too here in a split. So this is uh Miss Dublin, not Mueller, uh, who was basically the property manager, it seems, for Zoro Ranch. Uh her billionaire friend, Glenn Dublin, married her. And the two, if we go over to the left on the highlighted section, says uh Mr. Epstein's relationship with Mr. Dublin was multifaceted. Mr. Epstein helped broker the sale of Mr. Dublin's hedge fund to JP Morgan, for which Mr. Epstein received a $15 million fee. Mr. Epstein previously dated Mr. Dubin's wife, Eva Anderson Dubin, and was the godfather to the Dubin's children. So someone very close, very financially well off, assisting in the purchase uh of of large, large assets. And we could see here a list of a lot of funds transfers between the two. So the people running this, very close, very close knit. Uh, I highly encourage anybody with access to this document, our dollar club members, go watch that. We weren't gonna watch it right now, it's a podcast, it's actually very good.
SPEAKER_11The Epstein Chronicles.
SPEAKER_10The Epstein Chronicles, yes. And if we scroll over to the right, we'll see another email. This came from Miss Eva Dublin. Uh, this was Jeffrey Epstein saying, I'm at the ranch redacted on August 14th, 2010, with Eva Dublin responding, saying, Come and visit next week. Selena will have five friends over. Just an interesting thing, by the way, to add to that that five young children are gonna also be attending. It's an interesting thing. Her daughter was 15 at the time of that email. It's just interesting. We see that with Howard Lutnick describing his kids by age. It was like something about children being present that it had to be known in some way, shape, or form. I'm not sure what's in there, but again, the deeper my brain goes into it, I it makes me it makes me not want to talk about it. Honestly, it makes me not want to talk about it.
SPEAKER_11If someone emailed me and was like, come over, I'm gonna have six 15-year-old women in my house, I'd be like, no thanks. Why did you think that would be one of the most annoying things I could do? I grew up with two.
SPEAKER_09There's gonna be five teenage girls running around the house. Why would that be the thing that makes me want to come? I grew up with two.
SPEAKER_11I don't want to hang out with them again. No, they're not affordable. That's a great take. Please come over. I'll have 16 teenage girls in the house. Sounds brutal.
SPEAKER_10Yeah, it does sound brutal. So why is that the line? So, yes, I'll come see you. Insane. It is insane. It is insane. It's insane because these are billionaires that are still running around completely unaccounted for. They're just living their normal everyday life, attending sporting events, going to dinners, doing investments together. Why have you zoomed in on the pups, Sarah, Sean?
SPEAKER_02Just showing off who we're talking about for people joining in.
SPEAKER_10Yeah. A rather normal picture of him, by the way. This is the only picture I ever saw of Jeffrey Epstein. I'd probably think he was like just a normal farming guy.
SPEAKER_11No, he's wearing sweatpants. Farmers don't wear sweatpants. Is he wearing sweatpants? Sweatpants and a denim jacket. What's up with that?
SPEAKER_10The denim jacket is a bit odd. That looks like a girl's jacket. He's cosplaying. It's a little short on his waist there, too.
SPEAKER_02Stylish.
SPEAKER_10The point of this being is if we're going to look into everything Jeffrey Epstein was a part of, it can't just be only the victims. Go back into where we were and then over to the right. It also has to be his property in New Mexico. So New Mexico, uh, this is an article from February 2026, had reopened the probe of the illegal activity going on at Epstein's former Zorro Ranch. Scroll down. Highlighted, it says, Epstein, this is sensitive. So it will be a first and last email depending on your discretion. You can choose to take it or trash it, but it comes with but this comes from a person that has been there and seen it all as a former staff at the Zorro. The material below has been taken from Jeffrey Epstein's home as my insurance in the case of future litigation against Epstein. Sorry, no questions. What is damning about Jeffrey Epstein is yet to be written. Did you know somewhere in the hills outside of Zoro Ranch, two foreign girls were buried on the orders of Jeffrey and Madame Ghallane. Both died by strangulation during rough fetish sex. Below he would link videos with timestamps and with the only one not blurred out saying sex with a minor. Um this was in the Epstein files. Were the actual links? No. But this goes back to the fact that when the original Manhattan property was raided, in fact, before I say this, let me actually put this up with uh go to the Instagram real quick. I believe Ian touches on this. Good friend Ian Carroll. We're gonna have him on a couple YouTube videos here coming up soon. Uh, here's a recent video he has on his take about all this going on.
SPEAKER_06There's more than enough in those files, the files that we all have. To open many investigations today. There's copious evidence to hold dozens and dozens of perpetrators accountable. There are countless leads that could be dug into. Certainly, the cover-up started as soon as the journalists and cops started sniffing around back in 2006 and 2007. Certainly, the original investigation was obstructed from the inside at basically every level. They never raided the New Mexico ranch where much of the worst abuse likely happened. They also never raided the island until August of 2019, after Epstein was already dead in his jail cell. When they raided his New York townhouse in 2019, they took photos of all of these binders of discs that appeared to be video and photo blackmail material, but they didn't actually confiscate the material. They said that it wasn't within the scope of their warrants. So they photographed the CDs and hard drives and then they just left them all there. When they went back with the new warrant a few days later, it was all gone and didn't resurface until some of it was provided by Epstein's own attorney. So the vast majority of the story was already covered up before it even reached official investigation or documentation. All the worst crimes and abuse exists only in the victim's memory, haunting them and all of our collective consciousness forever. We are never going back to the world that we used to live in.
SPEAKER_10There is more than enough. Also, you heard it here first. There's only two times in my life, and I'll react to this clip real fast. There's only two times in my life where I've seen our live chat get spammed with a message outside of what we're talking about. The first time was back in September when Charlie Kirk was taken, and the next time was just a moment ago when LeBron James signed with the 76ers. So two very two very similar events. Just wanted to be clear. You heard it here first, LeBron to the Sixers. Um, there's plenty of evidence in the files for us to have further investigation. There's plenty of evidence in these files, and you heard it there too, because as we're talking about Zorro Ranch and we talk about evidence, he makes it very clear that a lot of the evidence was not gathered during the 2007 case against Jeffrey Epstein. And during that time, I would assume when he's originally taken in on these charges, of which he got a knee slap of a deal from Alexander Acosta, that they probably would have started covering tracks. And we even saw what he brought up there. When they raided the Manhattan property, that's what I was alluding to earlier, he they saw the discs and the hard drives, the videotapes. Probably not video cassettes. I mean, it's not the 80s anymore, but the video tape, the digitized files. And they only took pictures of it. Let me have uh things that disappeared for 800, Ken. Why would anyone leave that behind? After it's already been it's obvious they're they're leaving room for these people to be able to get away with more. I mean, Pam Bondi's the very person who told us at one point there are so many hours of footage with with these criminals with underaged minors, which is a child, by the way. We can keep calling them, you know, young women or or or whatever. They're children. Sex with underage children, and then it just disappears. Just disappears. And I'm supposed to look at that and say, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Normal. Another thing completely normal. Let's go to that Leon Black article again. Billionaire Leon Black, Apollo Management. If you wanted to know who that was, Apollo Global Management, one of the main firms that invests in a lot of the companies you've known and loved, was an extreme confidant, similar to a Les Wexner, uh, to Jeffrey Epstein. He had a closed door hearing, as all of these hearings are. Howard Lutnick was a closed-door meeting as well. And after that closed door investigation, they deemed that he's good. Nothing to investigate here. Yeah, sorry. We know he's another billionaire that's clearly, clearly involved in the sexual misconduct and financial misconduct at a minimum of what happened with Mr. Epstein. But again, according to the investigation that we did on ourselves, we found no crime. Is essentially what happened. Uh, if we go over to the next BBC article, not the biggest BBC guy in the world, but um Jeffrey Epstein's Howard Lutnick had an exclusive investigation uh uh brought on to him from a BBC reporter. Can we scroll down real quick? Broken from the BBC, July 19th, 2026. It says, in an exclusive investigation, a whistleblower has told the BBC how he unearthed evidence suggesting that the U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick failed to disclose a business relationship with the pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. Simon Adries and Andries was a traitor at one of Lutnick's Wall Street firms, but it wasn't until the Epstein files were released earlier this year that he says he confirmed a long-standing suspicion that his boss was misrepresenting his relationship with Epstein. BBC Financial Investigations correspondent Andy Verity joins us to unpack the new investigation. Let's go to our corruption map real quick. Let's zoom it on back. Let's go to the pink middle. Let's go over to the right to Mr. Howard Lutnick. Scroll up for me, brother. Keep going. Now to the right. Lutnick and Epstein were in business together. Epstein Files show, February 7th, 2026. So let's scroll down. Here's an FBI whistle report, whistleblower report dated 1019, 2020. Uh speaking about the same thing. Says the CEO Cancer Fitzgerald, Howard Lutnick, was Jeffrey Epstein's neighbor, and he believes some of the suspicious financial activities could be related to Epstein's case. He says that do redacted says that redacted does a huge amount of charity work relating to 9-11 because Cancer Fitzgerald lost many employees that day, but he thinks that the charity is a fraud and has documentation, but he is willing to provide to the FBI to back these claims. Is this the same guy? Is it the same guy that worked at CanterFitzgerald now a BBC reporter? Probably not. Uh scroll back a little bit because we have this all documented, which is why I was confused when I read that article initially. Uh, can we scroll on those signatures right there? See, this is a document uh in the Epstein files on a dual venture on a fintech startup, a financial tech startup. Here is the signature of the investment of president of Cantor Ventures, a subsidiary of Cantor Venture Gerald LLC, of Howard Lutnik. And if we go over to the right, we see the signature of Mr. Jeffrey Epstein, president of Southern Trust Company, one of his LLCs. Can we click into the actual document right above it? We're gonna scroll down quite a bit. It's about a page. Keep going until you see the signatures. And we're scrolling and we're scrolling. I just want everyone to see, because I see a lot of content creators, by the way, just utilize some piece of information or a little snippet or a little clip or a little out-of-context quote to get their point across. I want to be very clear. Look, there's Jeffrey Epstein right there, right here on this document. Page 21 on the PDF. Scroll the next page. Howard Lutnick. Right next to each other. Right next to each other. Same exact document. Oh, what's that say at the bottom? Signature page to $350,000 series, a preferred stock investment in Advent Solutions, Inc. Hmm. I wonder why they wrote that. Regardless, Howard Lutnick is yet another individual that has now gone 174 days since January 30th, lying on a podcast about all of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. And he is gone free. You're here to tell me, by the way, because I know some people hear the intro to the podcast and think, well, Trump's not actually on the Epstein list. If you think this guy can survive all of the lies he's already put out, like an idiot, like an idiot, by the way, puts out this podcast in September full well knowing the files are probably going to come out. Maybe he didn't think that. Maybe he didn't. Maybe forgot. Maybe even worse, maybe forgot he went to the island. I doubt it. Lied. So if this person can do it, if another Epstein son-in-law, Kevin Warsh, can run the Federal Reserve, why can't the president on the flight logs eight times through the 90s has many allegations, E. Jean Carroll being one of the confirmed ones recently of his character and his view towards women through the 80s, 90s. His connection to Roy Cohn, who also reportedly ran a black male sex ring, Robert Maxwell, same exact deal. Jeffrey Epstein, same exact deal. I mean, he's got pictures with everybody you wouldn't want pictures with. And also is the same exact person that could just say, here's all the files. Whoever it incriminates, it incriminates, we protected all the victims. I want this dark, stormy cloud over my head. Because I've said this from the get. If I were the president, which by the way, I don't want to be, a lot of pressure. But with that pressure, I would not allow for added nonsense to cloud the media sphere. I already know the media is fighting against us. They're trying to overwhelm everybody. If I can't take any care of that, at the very least, I'm going to clear my name by saying, here it is. Boom. All of it. We've protected the victims. We're going to meet with the victims. We're going to make sure their voices are heard. We're going to make sure that whatever right we can make for this wrong will be done. And we want to make sure it's very clear that the people running and leading this country have nothing to do with this pedophile ring. And those that we find that are will be swiftly relieved of their position and investigated.
SPEAKER_09That's what I think a president will do.
SPEAKER_10But he doesn't. But he doesn't. And I've read enough John Maxwell books to understand what a decent leader looks like. It doesn't look like decent leadership. It looks like a cover-up. It looks like a cover-up. And I don't think a lot of people from the both sides of the aisle, from both sides of the age gap, are starting to see it's probably a cover-up. And when you look at all the other things that are being not talked about, covered up, you start to wonder, um, when's something going to be done about this? And that's where my frustration ends, is you get through all of this, you walk through all of this nonsense, and you start to think, when does something actually happen? Like that's just one little sector of this map, by the way, one little sector of a larger sphere, and that's just one of five other spheres, and there probably could be 40 of these spheres. We're just three dudes in a basement. Just connecting stuff, screen sharing stuff, snipping stuff and putting links. Can we go to the uh blue tab right to the left of uh the Instagram tab up there? This is another Epstein accuser, uh, which I hate that verbiage. She is a victim of a crime. Um gets emotional describing pain from DOJ's failures.
SPEAKER_05Not just my name, it's the identifying information. These documents contain disturbing yet incomplete accounts of my abuse. They were available not only for the entire world to see, but my child, my students, my friends, my employers, my colleagues, and my family. It was humiliating. Worse, my FBI 302 exposed to Jane Doe, who had fought for decades to conceal her identity. It's been absolutely devastating. Outing survivors causes real and irrevocable harm. While coping with our emotional distress and psychological trauma, we also have lost our privacy and confidentiality, suffered reputational harm, lost jobs, and now fear for our personal safety. We are not activists, we are crime victims. The survivors in this room know they're our investigative leads because they are our stories. Mr. Blanche knows it too, yet he has chosen not to pursue them. Mr. Blanche's actions have have destroyed survivors' trust. According to public reporting, Mr. Blanche spent approximately nine hours meeting with Ghlene Maxwell. He did not even spend nine minutes meeting with a survivor.
SPEAKER_10That puts it in perspective a little bit. Nine hours with Ghlaine Maxwell. I wonder if that was at her Texas spa day prison. Texas spa day prison. Well, here's the deal. We have a Epstein Transparency Act number two coming from Rokana and Thomas Massey. I don't know if there are any other. Can we look up real quick? Are there any other co-sponsors on that bill, Joe? Joe's got it, Sean. Joe's got it. Joe's got it. We hit the Justice Department declare uh declines. Yeah, can we go up to this? Because this is the most recent part that we can talk about. So this is as of July. Uh the Epstein Transparency Act was introduced simply on the uh basis of in early June, uh, they were supposed to release the other three million files. They didn't, and Todd Blanche in the Justice Department defends their decision not to release or unredact more Epstein files. Let's scroll down a little bit. Says the Department of Justice declined Thursday to release additional unredacted records from its investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, telling a federal judge it had already adequately complied with the law. The DOJ's response came in the final hours of a court order deadline to remove redactions, and at least a dozen documents or quote unquote show cause why it could not. Those documents included, quote, at least eight email exchanges with Mr. Epstein regarding a torture video and sexual activity with young women, including minors, unquote. Uh, to the next one. Acting, oh, uh, and interviews with a woman who claims she was abused by President Trump as a minor. Can't forget that. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch, uh, through his attorneys, told district judge Emmett Sullivan that his department has devoted incredible time and resources to reviewing more than six million documents in connection with the Epstein Files. Quote, as will become apparent, it would contravene the settled application of the EFTA, the Epstein File Transparency Act, the first one, for the department to produce unredacted versions of many of the records at issue. So redact them. And nothing requires that result, Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward wrote. So if you're reading this, uh just to be clear, uh, they're not going to release it. They're not going to. They're not going to unredact priorly redacted files that covered up for the pedophilia that was involved, for the crimes that were involved, from financial to, I mean, like we're talking about Zora Ranch bodies being hidden and and creating designer babies. We're describing women as seafood and and and drinks and children as as pizza and what it's it's in it's insane to me.
SPEAKER_11It's insane to me. There are two extra co-sponsors, one of which is the representative of the New Mexico district where the Zora ranch is. Oh, interesting. What's his name? Shout him out. Her name is Teresa Lager Legger Leger Fernandez. I don't know how to read. Not sure if we properly shouted her out there, but that was good. But this is the point I want to make about that is they're asking for the files to be released to law enforcement in local districts. So this is essentially a back-the-blue bill. Police officers and their representative in New Mexico are like, hey, we need law enforcement to just work with us on the federal level. They're just trying to give more information to police to let them do their job. And if you're somebody who's like, I'm anti-big government, I'm pro-small government, this is a pro-small government bill. This lets the states do work so the federal department doesn't have to. This lets local jurisdictions have control over how they charge and prosecute people for crimes in their region. It's actually a great bill for local government. I just wanted to say that.
SPEAKER_10I agree. Sean, you were can you bring up your screen?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, well, you were talking about describing how they describe women and underage girls as different like food items and stuff. This guy, Jess Staley, there was uh stuff showing that he would like them dressed up as characters, like Disney characters.
SPEAKER_10Email says June 2010 from Jeffrey Epstein, who seems like to be Jess Staley. He says, Brett Ratner is going to film a big movie, Snow White. I would love to take photos of you in a Snow White costume. You can get it from the costume store.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I don't know what the context was, but yeah, I remember seeing that about just well.
SPEAKER_10This is a this is a man who's been fined by the British government and told never to hold a financial position ever again within their country.
SPEAKER_11Yeah.
SPEAKER_10And he's not being investigated in America.
SPEAKER_11So sick.
SPEAKER_10That's insane.
SPEAKER_11I love the UK for that.
SPEAKER_10Yeah, they they want to step out and say something. At least to say, hey, you can't work here. You can't you can't influence our financial markets anymore. You can't benefit off this.
SPEAKER_02I don't think America would do that.
SPEAKER_10Um, let's shout another guy out. As we're in uh this is a list. Oh, yeah, there's D Pak Chopra. That weird is a creep. Oh, yeah, just an absolute creep. He's uh he's uh you know, everything's energy, God is all of us, like one of them like mysticism. Um, and he has plenty, plenty of pedophilic Israeli. What are you reading?
SPEAKER_11Bro, to type out and send an email that says I'm not a predator, just a lover. The absolute mental gymnastic.
SPEAKER_10Somebody said to him, It looks like Jeffrey Epstein iTunes at gmail.com. His other email says, I like watching you zero in on your prey. Made me smile very to him, to him. And in response, he says, I'm not a predator. He doesn't even say I'm not a predator, I'm not a predator, just a lover. It's his second language, dude.
SPEAKER_11But like imagine typing that out, seeing it on your phone, and going, Yeah, send that. Yep.
SPEAKER_10Oh, from Deepak Shopra, come to Israel with us, relax and have fun with interesting people. If you want to use a fake name, bring your girls. It will be fun to have you. This is essentially the guy who wants to hang out with the dude with the vape because he doesn't have a vape. Yeah, he doesn't want to hang out with the guy with the vape. He just knows if he hangs out with the guy with the vape, he's gonna get to vape.
SPEAKER_11Oh, India does have he's like, yo, come to Israel, it's really cool.
SPEAKER_10You can meet some interesting people. By the way, you could also bring your girls like you're just thinking about it. Like, you don't have to, but like if you're thinking about it, like that'd be cool.
SPEAKER_11India has a notoriously repressive society towards women where he's from.
SPEAKER_02So also, what is up with this guy and Ghislaine? Yeah.
SPEAKER_10They definitely have something going on there. But listen, he's dead. We're good. We're that's that's one better. We're one better. Jean-Luc Brunel, yeah. Killed himself, yeah. Let's uh let's go over to the right real quick. Uh, here's one that I hit my family with the other day because you know, I keep it kind of concealed every now and then, but sometimes I just gotta let people know. Can you scroll out real fast and they go all the way to the right? All right, Abracadabra.
SPEAKER_11David Copperfield.
SPEAKER_10It's David Copperfield, Epstein's favorite cohort, as he was described in an October 2007 email. Backstage passes and things were extremely frequent for Epstein and his girls post 2008, which is a very important date. It's not that they are innocent if they talk to Epstein before 2007, but if you chose to continue that relationship, it is far worse. It is far worse, and you're guilty by association. Yes, and our other magician friend, David Blaine, in an email from Jeffrey Epstein to David Blaine on May 2015. David needs some letters of support for her visa. Would you come be comfortable sending something like the enclosed? Uh the one thing I notice about Epstein is slowly but surely his texting gets worse and worse and worse. David, without an A, needs some letters of support for her visa. Would you feel comfortable sending something like the enclosed? I'd appreciate it.
SPEAKER_02Some ting.
SPEAKER_10On a butter note, we should plan on a magician night for Woody Allen's 80th birthday around Thanksgiving. We have plenty of time to get it right and invite the right people. Very close cohort.
SPEAKER_02This was in uh New York, I believe.
SPEAKER_10Post 2007. Yes, that's in New York. That's Woody Allen back there. Yeah, that's apparently in Epstein's uh townhome. People think that was in Epstein's townhome.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_10So you can't watch magicians. All right, who next? Who next? Yeah, so you can go through this and just Richard Brunson, uh Sarah Ferguson, Tom Pitzer. Woody Allen. There's Woody Allen, lived one block away from.
SPEAKER_11Just one of the worst entertainment.
SPEAKER_10One of the worst, most atrocious humans that ever lived that we know publicly what he's done. Is he still alive? I think so. Yeah, he doesn't have the X over him. We know the X usually means they're gone. All right, guys. Um, so listen, I want transparency. I want justice. I don't know where it's gonna be brought, but I here's one thing I know. The longer we keep gaslighting the general public of America, the more people are gonna get fed up. Uh, the more that people cannot afford their normal everyday bills from slaving away at this labor class society and and just not being able to at least raise a family, not get married, not have a kid, not get a car, not get a house. Like the more people that fit that category, the worse it's gonna get. And I don't think. Everybody's gonna fit that category, by the way. There's still gonna be people that make businesses that succeed. There's still gonna be people that rise and grind and do the thing and make it. There's still gonna be people that work in corporate America that are gonna get picked for the position that gets to oversee the 25 AI agents that used to be jobs. There are gonna be those people. But there are gonna be a larger conglomerate of people that cannot afford the normal everyday life, as we're already seeing today. There's more people that are becoming increasingly aggravated in our relationship with foreign countries like Israel, as we're seeing today. And there's more and more people that don't want to see needless wars inflating our economy, making it worse, as we're seeing going on at this very moment to this day. So forgive my frustration and forgive this episode for really not having a really solid positive call to action. But man, we need to do something here. I don't know what it is. I don't think reaching out to our congressman is doing much of shit. And I don't know how we could even meet on common grounds, like in a physical location like DC with everyone being so far and separated.
SPEAKER_09And by the way, airline tickets are really expensive right now.
SPEAKER_10So I don't know. All I know is it's still increasingly um an emotional rabbit hole for me to go through this and and see with clear eyes and and ears discussed. Like I'm not gonna go deep on it, you know. Um and for nothing to be done. So we're gonna keep talking about it. We'll keep bringing uh more conversation around it. Hopefully, this encourages more conversation in your own life. Hopefully that we can uh take this information, put it out, and you yourself can be more prepared to have these personal conversations, takes online, uh a more positive position to maybe run for something in your local area, create the community garden, you know, give back to your community. I I don't know what it'll inspire you to do. I hope of uh the one person, a thousand people that hear the words I'm saying right now could just take it, understand how disgusting this all is, but take into consideration that the greater majority of this country want something done, yourself included. And if we came together in some good way, I don't know the most strategic way, something could be done. I don't know what it's gonna be. I'm not here to start the start the revo, but I might show up, I pop through with a friend. I pop through with a friend.
SPEAKER_11I I think I have stuff that could be good to do just to make you feel like you're doing something small. Please. One is track the midterms. We are good friends with the political integrity index. Yeah, they're solid. They do this thing where they make candidates who are running pledge to try and overturn Citizens United, refuse to trade stocks in Congress. Um, they have a bunch of candidates in midterms right now that could fill some seats that slowly could shift the tide.
SPEAKER_10Right. And the argument would be that all politicians end up falling victim to the profits of DC. But if if you got a flood of people who weren't like at least campaigning on it, you may have a chance.
SPEAKER_11But if you just follow, and then because the way social media algorithm works, they're trying to make it so that we can't see our friends. But what they've done is they've made it so all of our friends will see all of the media we consume.
SPEAKER_10Right.
SPEAKER_11Like, share it, and by share it, just DM it to like I DM accounts from me to Zach all the time just for the algorithm. Just to give it a share. Like, I just do it because I know the algorithm boosts it. And I think also while there's new laws, this new law, Rokana and what's his name? Thomas Massey have put forward. Something like that. Just like talking about it in a casual way, making sure people know about it is good. We can do more to just educate, especially the younger people, right? Without having to be this way me and Zach are where we want to scream at people and tell them to get their shit together.
SPEAKER_10It's just this particular issue is is kind of adjacent to Iran where it's like we we we remember a win, but the win came at the behest of something that shouldn't have been there in the first place. Yeah. Like we celebrate the Epstein Transparency Act last year. There shouldn't have needed to have been one. Yeah. You know, we shouldn't have seen the president fighting that. You know, there shouldn't be a second Epstein Transparency Act, and yet another attorney general that wants to withhold it. Yes, I want that to win. Yeah. And yes, I want these types of politicians to win, but man, it seems like we get one minor win for every major L kind of deal.
SPEAKER_11Sorry, somebody in the chat said, How me put the cucumber down, and then I realized how you were gripping the cue. It's my stress cumber. I agree, I agree. But I and I think too, I've been I like this phrase that I came up with the other day of boycott billionaires instead of fund your friends' family and nicer neighborhoods. We might have to shorten it up a little bit, but I like it too. But just think through how can I boycott billionaires today and fund a family. It can I avoid ordering this on Amazon? Can I avoid going to Walmart? Absolutely. Can I avoid McDonald's? Try to make that active decision.
SPEAKER_10And that's where things like the mass consumerism that we, yes, have been tricked into over time is something we can take accountability over because we are supporting the consumer economy by being consumers. That's a great take.
SPEAKER_11And then if you know anybody who's a little unhinged, try and do some inceptions. See if you can convince them to go to DC on a little field trip. Stop, stop, stop. Now you're revealing what the FBI's doing. Inceptions real. Inceptions real. You know anybody who's like, you're like, I don't need to know them forever. Just like start start talking to them. Don't Operation Chaos the people.
SPEAKER_10Sean, what's one thing you're grateful for to end us out, brother? A lot of good conversation to feel grateful to. I know.
SPEAKER_02I feel so good after that. I guess awesome stuff we're diving into. I'm grateful for that, man. I'm grateful for that for those cucumbers. This looks like Larry. This is the exact build of Larry the Cucumber from Veggie Tales. Dude, that is insane, man. It's really not. There's probably look like Larry. Yes.
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