Owen Schroyer and James O’Keefe expose Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged ties to Mossad, CIA, and MI6, detailing suppressed grand jury documents, Bondi’s delayed release, and O’Keefe’s leaked island photos—babies with phallic objects, satanic imagery, and a chalkboard reading "power, deception." They dismiss Epstein’s suicide as orchestrated, question systemic protection of elites, and link his network to intelligence blackmail. Trump’s handling, they argue, prioritizes geopolitical leverage over accountability, while critics demand transparency amid claims of deep state complicity. Epstein’s case reveals institutional corruption, not just a personal scandal. [Automatically generated summary]
Ladies and gentlemen, it's Friday, July 18th, 2025.
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Now I'm your host, Owen Schroyer.
Now, I've got a stack of some geopolitical developments over here, mostly pertaining to some things that happened in Congress and funding of Israel and Israel's continued five-front war.
And even Mike Huckabee now, kind of, I guess that he's lived there for an extended period of time.
He's like, yeah, actually, Israel's not very friendly to Christians.
Christians probably shouldn't come here.
It's not good.
Plus, they won't stop bombing all these countries.
So maybe not a good time.
He's warning about that.
And then Israel is attempting to do a similar political influence takeover in Ireland that they've done here.
And then there's a push back and forth.
And then every single APAC-controlled member of Congress is putting out a statement today saying, oh, the Irish need to accept this.
They need to accept Israel's influence.
It's like, oh, yeah, we can't see what's going on here.
So we'll get to that.
And of course, it's no secret that the whole Israeli influence ties directly into Jeffrey Epstein.
But they don't want you to talk about that.
And they're now publishing headlines saying that's blood libel.
To even suggest Jeffrey Epstein has a connection to Mossad is blood libel, even though the connections to Mossad are very public and it's very obvious.
And so, look, I have to do this today.
We're going to do it, but I'm going to use the whole segment after this, probably about the whole 25 minutes, to really just lay out in the most encapsulated way possible what the Jeffrey Epstein saga is really about.
From the political developments in this Trump administration that we've seen that have really made this such a big issue, intentionally, unintentionally.
That's just the truth.
But also Epstein in the 80s, the 90s, the 2000s, the charges to the fake suicide.
I'm going to lay it all out.
I'm going to tell you what it's really all about and I'm going to give you all the facts and all the evidence.
Because here's what I realized really in the last about 24 to 48 hours.
And this is just getting crazy as far as the pushback on the right just trying to cover Epstein.
Because these people have this weird thing in their head and they just can't get over it.
It's like a Trump.
It's like Trump derangement syndrome, but on the opposite side.
So it's like you have the Trump derangement syndrome where it's just like everything is bad about Trump and they hate Trump.
And then there's the Trump derangement syndrome where it's like everything is about Trump and everything about Trump is good.
So Trump derangement syndrome now goes both ways.
And so they can't even fathom in their head you doing some type of coverage that's either neutral or fair or not pro-Trump.
And they just go wacky.
And so what I realized having this discussion, because I've just been there before, it's like trying to debate a leftist on politics.
Like I used to go out on the streets 2015, 2016, the videos went viral.
It became a genre on the internet to go out and own the left.
Now a bunch of other young content creators do it.
It's fantastic.
I feel like I can kind of retire and go back in the field if I want, but now they do it.
It's awesome.
But if you recall, because at the time I didn't look at it as a left-right issue, I thought these people would want the information.
I genuinely thought I could go talk to people and give them information and maybe we could reach some similar conclusions or at least have a conversation about the facts available.
And I realized they don't know any facts.
They don't know anything about the topics they're discussing.
They don't know anything about Trump's history, any political history.
And it was just like, oh, okay, they don't know anything.
Well, now I've realized the people that are standing up for, I don't even know what you want to call it, Epstein or they tell you to move on, whatever it is, they don't know anything about it.
They literally don't know anything about Epstein, his history, how he made his billions, how he gained his influence, the charges.
So I'm going to give you all of that as succinctly as possible in this segment.
So if there's anybody you know that doesn't understand this, tell them to tune in.
Well, on Wednesday, we told you the next story to drop would be about Trump's health.
It dropped Thursday morning.
Yesterday, I told you the next big Trump Epstein story would drop as soon as I was off air.
Now, I know what the next big story is.
And I'll just go ahead and get ahead of it now, but it's really irrelevant because I've turned the corner on this whole thing before I lay out the real Epstein story.
And it's funny because the crew was just saying it to me, too.
The whole Trump angle is a distraction.
It's a distraction.
And they're going to come out and try to tie Melania to this stuff and just continue for you to go look over here at the shiny object.
This isn't about Trump.
This is about Jeffrey Epstein and what he was doing and who he was working for and who he was working with.
But just so everybody knows, Melania Trump came to America in 1996 with a Melanese modeling firm.
She met Donald Trump in 1998.
It had nothing to do with Maxwell or Epstein.
And then at future parties when they're hanging out, that's a different story.
But when Trump figured out what Epstein was doing, recruiting the young girls in Florida, using Mar-a-Lago to do it, he shut it down, agreed with the investigations that ultimately wound up with the sweetheart deal of Jeffrey Epstein.
But okay, just put that aside because I've turned the corner.
Trump is a distraction, folks.
Trump is just a distraction.
This Wall Street Journal story is just a distraction.
It's not about Trump.
This is about Jeffrey Epstein.
Who he was working for, who he was working with, and what he was doing, And what people knew.
That's what this is about.
This is not about Donald Trump.
And what's ironic is that Trump has now made it about Trump.
Again, whether this is intentional or not, I don't know.
Maybe it'll make more sense later.
None of it makes any sense.
From Pam Bonnie with phase one and the binder to the documents are on my desk to the, oh, now the whole thing's a hoax.
And then she says she promises she's going to actually unseal the grand jury testimony from Florida.
And then she hasn't done it.
It's now 4.08 Eastern time.
She hasn't done it.
So why is that?
Are they in there clearing it up?
It's not going to matter anyway.
It's going to be all about Epstein and the dozens of minor girls that he was recruiting and sexually abusing.
We already know that.
So all of this is turning out to be a distraction.
But when we upload this segment, guys, we're going to start it here.
Let's lay out as succinctly as possible what the Epstein saga is really about and how we got here.
Let's first start with how we got here.
Pam Bondi, Dan Bongino, and Cash Patel, all members of Trump's administration, have been talking about the Epstein files for years.
Four years they've been talking about them and how significant they are because they know exactly what we know.
What Epstein was up to, which I'll get into.
Donald Trump, in his first administration, before he got elected in his first administration, on the campaign in 2024, also talked about the Epstein files, also suggested he was going to declassify all of it.
So this is not an us thing.
This is not a Democrat thing.
This is literally Bondi, Bongino, Patel, and Trump.
We were all in this together as far as the Epstein files are concerned.
But this is how Epstein gets introduced into the world of the elite, as we can see from the rest of his history.
Now, it's well known that these Ivy League schools will all the time bring in cutouts and train them to go into the field as intelligence assets.
So Bill Barr's father brings in Epstein when he's in his 20s out of nowhere, introduces him to the world of the elite.
Eventually, from that job, working at a university, he somehow becomes a major financier, a big financial advisor, money mover.
He starts his first company, I believe it was called AG Worldwide, and he starts bringing in big name clients with big money.
And this is when he leaves his pseudo-career as a teacher's aide or whatever it was he was there, and now becomes a money manager.
And basically, the sales pitch is unofficially, wink, wink, nod, nod, if you have a bunch of money and you want to hide it, if you have a bunch of money and you need to move it around, if you have a bunch of money and you don't want to get taxed, whatever it is, I'm here for you.
That's what I do.
And apparently he was really good at it.
In fact, he was so good at it that he ends up launching J Epstein.
And his official moniker on the website was, he only takes billionaire clients.
When he launched Jay Epstein and said he only takes billionaire clients, there were only 140 billionaires in the entire world.
Now, the most significant of his clients has to be Les Wexner.
Wexner, the inventor of Victoria's Secret, a company that sells lingerie to teenagers.
Wexner turns over his entire portfolio of billions of dollars to Epstein.
So when they talk about Epstein lists or Epstein clients, there's a good place to start.
Whose money was Epstein managing and why?
And where did it go?
And what did they get out of it?
And what were they trying to do?
Now, a couple other points on this before we get into the prosecutions, the criminal charges.
At one point, Epstein himself and his companies were under investigation and would have been facing criminal charges.
If anyone else, if you did this or if I did this, we would have been in jail, but not Epstein.
Somehow, when he's facing these investigations and looking at charges, they just decide to toss the case just out the door.
No problem.
It's gone.
So this is your first sign that whatever he's doing, it's not just well connected to the rich.
It's well connected to likely governments and intelligence agencies.
And if that's not enough, Epstein and leaked emails, it comes out, arranges, at least it appears to suggest, arranges a meeting between the president of JPMorgan, the biggest bank in the world, and Benjamin Netanyahu.
And essentially, the president of J.P. Morgan is like thanking Epstein for setting this up, and he's like, yeah, he couldn't believe it.
You also have former Israeli prime minister going in and out of Epstein's New York mansion and Epstein at one point paying Ehud Barak $2.3 million.
Now, these are all the old financial stuff.
A lot of this was really what happened was it got covered into the early 2000s.
There were two people that were covering it.
I forget their names right now.
It was a lady, and then it was a guy that was covering it.
And it might have been Vanity Fair.
I can't remember who it was.
It might have been Vanity Fair.
They were about to put out the big story about Epstein.
And the editor-in-chief, right before they're going to put it out, finds a dead cat with a bullet next to its head on his doorstep.
And they re-editorialize the story.
Now, this is all in 2002.
This is all in 2002 before the sex crimes charges.
And he's just a financier, and he's just well connected to all these billionaires and everything else.
And yeah, he's going around with Trump and dancing and stuff.
But you know what?
You could argue at that time you didn't know he was a pedophile.
You could have plausible deniability, at least as far as we know, you could have plausible deniability that he was not, that you did not know he was a pedophile at that time.
It was just financial stuff.
And whatever investigations he was facing, they spiked that.
So you might think, okay, it's still all above board.
So now we go to the first charges.
A couple young girls, as young as 14, report to local police that Epstein is recruiting young women to his Florida mansion.
Dozens of girls.
The local police take this so seriously and they think it's such a big deal that they don't just move on this.
Instead, they do an 18-month investigation following up and seeing how many young girls Epstein is abusing.
Now, what we know is other young girls would recruit other new young girls to go to Epstein's mansion and quote unquote massage him.
So after an 18th month long investigation, the police finally move on Epstein.
Now he faces the charges.
This is where it gets even crazier.
And I notice a lot of people kind of miss the boat on this, and that's okay because they haven't had to deal with federal charges.
I have.
So what happens next is maybe this is where things start to get completely insane.
So when Epstein is facing these charges, federal charges, what happens?
He flees the country to Israel.
Now, as far as we know, Epstein had no connections to Israel.
He is not an Israeli citizen, but he found safe harbor in Israel.
Now, why would that be?
But it's not just the fact that he was able to get safe harbor in Israel while he was facing these charges.
Ladies and gentlemen, when you're facing federal charges, I was facing a misdemeanor, a misdemeanor, and they took my passport and I could not leave my county.
I literally could not leave the FBI district that I'm in and they took my passport.
Now, you get charged with sex crimes against children.
Usually they probably won't even let you out of jail.
Usually you're waiting trial in prison, but they let Epstein out and they let him travel to Israel.
Unheard of.
Unheard of.
Now, just to kind of put a little sprinkle on this ice cream cone, you can look up CBS News and others that have been reporting this for years.
American Jewish pedophiles find safe harbor in Israel.
Now, I've got some follow-up on that we'll have later on in the show, but go ahead.
You can look that up.
American Jewish pedophiles find safe harbor in Israel.
Is that what Epstein was doing?
Or was he going back to Israel because he was an asset of Israel?
So then the negotiations are taking place.
This includes Alex Acosta, who was in Trump's first administration, and a law firm that is also attached to Bill Barr and Brett Kavanaugh, strangely enough.
And they cut a sweetheart deal.
And part of this sweetheart deal is that the co-conspirators, as it says in the document, the non-prosecution document, so that they can bury the whole thing, the co-conspirators will be exonerated.
And Epstein will get his little slap on the wrist sentence.
So all co-conspirators are exonerated.
And Epstein gets a sweetheart deal for two years in prison.
But it gets even crazier.
Epstein was allowed a work release program six days a week, 12 hours a day.
We're talking about a child sex predator.
And even though they may have tossed the charges or the investigations, whatever he was facing with the financial stuff from years ago, they knew he was into that as well.
And they still let him leave the country and they still gave him a six-day-a-week work release.
And then ultimately, he gets out and I guess goes right back to business.
Well, there's a law that says victims get to know about plea agreements.
It's called the Victim Rights Act.
But the feds were hiding all of this from the victims.
The victims just assumed this guy was going to go away for a long time and they wouldn't have to think about it again.
Then when they learned about Epstein's sweetheart deal, they said, hey, nobody told us about this.
We had a right to know.
So it was illegal.
You have to let the victims know about the deal.
They didn't.
So Epstein gets brought back in, and now he's put in the New York prison years later, where he eventually kills himself.
Now, I don't believe he killed himself.
Jeffrey Epstein had already spent time in prison.
It's not like he hadn't been through the prison system before.
His lawyers were telling him, you're going to get out.
You're going to beat these charges.
We already have a plea agreement here.
You're going to get back out.
He believed he was going to get back out.
Plus, he has all these rich, powerful friends, probably knows his government connections.
So Epright thinks he's going to get out too.
So why would he kill himself?
Now, allow me to get a little conspiratorial here, but there are connections.
Epstein has all the traits and all the characters of an intelligence asset.
And I think whatever he was doing, whether it was laundering money, whether it was hiding money as a separate entity from intelligence agencies, because, you know, CIA, Massad, MI6, they don't, it's not like they go do things under their own name.
They use third parties and send them cash and then they operate.
And, you know, sometimes you have to commit crimes.
In fact, there was a story that came out.
It was like 50,000 federal agents have had crimes dropped because it's like, yeah, you're in there.
You have to prove you're with the guys.
You do some money laundering, whatever, some drug dealing.
They drop the charges.
You're like, no, I was doing this as an intelligent asset.
And that includes pedophiles.
So I think Epstein and Khashoggi and Brunel, who are all dead now, I think they were all running some deal.
And it was likely an intelligence agency that said, we've got to bury this whole thing.
This is about who was Jeffrey Epstein working for.
This is about who was Jeffrey Epstein working with.
And if you really want to figure out the sort of details of this man's life, what in the hell were they doing on that island?
But that even, you know, that's kind of like the way down the rabbit hole, what the hell was going on there.
But when you talk about an Epstein list or the Epstein files, there is basic stuff that people have the right to know, I believe.
And that includes all of Epstein's business partners, all of Epstein's financial transactions, all of Epstein's relations to intelligence agencies around the world.
And then from there, you start to ask the other questions, like, was he blackmailing people?
Was that part of his job?
Was he just moving money for intelligence agencies so that they could keep their hands clean of it?
Was he moving weapons around the world like Khashoggi was known to do?
These are basic questions that can be asked and answered.
And so if you don't want to get into the pedophilia stuff that he was into, if you don't want to get into whatever the hell was going on at the island, fine.
I mean, I think probably worth noting if significant people are going there and doing God knows what.
But no, the financial, the sex trafficking, who, what, where, when, and how.
That's what we want.
And that is not too much to ask.
That is not unfair to ask.
Obviously, this man was well connected.
Obviously, this man was so well-connected that he was able to get the most sweetheart deals you've ever seen and then somehow killed in prison and his top partners killed in prison.
So if Trump is trying to bury this thing because of that letter and illustration, that just makes no sense.
People really don't care about that.
Whether it's real or not, it doesn't even matter.
No.
Is this Trump trying to protect the CIA?
Is this Trump trying to protect MI6?
Is this Trump trying to protect Mossad?
Is this Trump trying to protect the deep state?
Because that's what this is.
When you unravel the Epstein story, that thread brings down a massive, I wouldn't say the whole thing, but I mean, that's like a massive quadrant of how the deep state operates and how corrupt things are.
That's the Epstein saga.
Now, we'll get into all the distractions and all the other headlines on the other side of this break, but don't be distracted, folks.
That's the Epstein story.
Now, there's other ripples to this Epstein saga.
I just did as much as I could in a 20-minute segment just so people understand the background and what this is really about.
Because this isn't about Donald Trump.
This isn't about some letter to Epstein.
This is about Epstein, the intelligence networks, and the rich, powerful elite that he was working with.
That's what this is about.
That's what we want to know.
Obviously, this guy was involved in shady behavior behind the most sorted of it, the sexual assault on minors.
Obviously.
But, oh yeah, you get that close to figuring out how things really work, they shut it down.
And so that's the problem.
That's why this has been such a disaster for the Trump administration.
You're better off saying nothing.
You were better off just going completely silent and just ghosting this.
But instead, you've now made it the biggest story.
And now there's so much distrust, there's so much distaste that people just can't even say, oh, why don't you follow the good news?
They put up some graphic on the White House X account today like, big wins, big wins.
You just spit in our face and punched us in the stomach and shoved us overboard.
You think we're just going to get over that?
Because now your legacy is currently not the big wins, not the big, beautiful bill and all this stuff.
Now your legacy is covering up for the deep state, covering up for the Epstein case.
He loves watching people get bombed all over the Middle East by Israel.
He loves watching people cover up for a giant sex trafficking, money laundering operation.
And then he tells you, the American, stop caring.
So the distraction piece hits yesterday.
The Wall Street Journal.
Now, keep in mind, so you have News Corp and the Murdoch playing both sides of this now.
Wall Street Journal owned by the Murdoch.
Trump's going to sue them.
Says it's all a hoax.
Says it's all fake.
New York Post, same deal.
So New York Post is over here telling you, stop with Epstein.
It's nothing.
And then News Corp is over here with Wall Street Journal saying, hey, look, Trump and Epstein.
So is it just all part of the same psyop?
Are they just playing both sides of it?
But that's a worthy thing for you to understand that's going on.
Now, look, this is why Trump made such a big mistake saying that we're bad and weak and pathetic and all this stuff, as I said earlier, because now these stories that normally we'd probably just either let slide or not make a big thing of, now we're not going to sit here and be lied to.
We're not going to be sit here and be scolded.
Trump claims he's never wrote a picture in his life.
Folks, that is a blatant lie.
It's an unreal lie.
I've got nine Trump sketches right here on my desk.
Nine.
Now, you can scour the internet and find these.
You can scour the internet and there's other stories about Trump's sketches and apparently auctioning them off and selling them for charity and all this stuff.
No, no, Trump is actually well known for drawing skylines and skyscrapers.
Manhattan skyline sketch drawn by Donald Trump sells for $29,000.
Trump's drawing of a skyscraper, the Empire State Building, sells for $16,000.
Now, Trump can claim plausible deniability when it comes to Epstein being a pedophile, unlike Bill Gates, who was doing work with Epstein post-charges and many others.
But Trump knew he was into young girls.
He told, it was the exact quote, I've known Jeff for 15 years, terrific guy.
He likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side.
It's a direct quote from Donald Trump about Jeffrey Epstein, New York Magazine, 2002.
So he knew he was into young girls.
But hey, okay, you could consider a 20-year-old young girl.
That's legal.
So, all right.
Plausible deniability.
Others don't have that.
You know, it's funny, the New Yorker, did you know Epstein and Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein, you know they tried to buy New York magazine?
Right after that quote, by the way?
Did you know that?
Right after that quote, Epstein and Weinstein tried to buy it.
Now they were outbid.
They gave it a shot.
They were outbid.
Here's a story from 2016.
Billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein once claimed he co-founded the Clinton Foundation.
He was all over with the Clintons.
Yeah.
How about that?
The Clinton Foundation.
What is the Clinton Foundation known for, guys?
Anybody know about what the Clinton Foundation is known for?
Now, this was the story in the Associated Press when he was originally charged.
Jail for a financier.
Well, what was he financing?
Who is he financing for?
Let's get the list.
New York billionaire Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty yesterday to soliciting prostitution from underage girls in South Florida.
Sentenced the 55-year-old money manager to 18 months in Palm Beach County jail, followed by a year of house arrest.
Now, I told you about the details of this slap-on-the-wrist sentence.
And when the victims found out, they were irate.
It was the most sweetheart deal you could ever imagine, and the co-conspirators were let off.
Now, you know, maybe it's worth mentioning this, too.
There were obviously a lot of victims here.
And people are saying, well, the victims need to come out and speak.
Well, some of them have come out and speak and they've died.
So that scares people off.
But if you're a young girl, if you're 14 years old and you're being brought over to Epstein's Florida mansion and maybe there's some other guys there, you don't know who that is.
You don't know who these men are.
It's not like they can come out and say, oh, yeah, it was him.
They don't know.
They're 14 years old.
You get these teenage girls, they get flown out to the island.
They're on a plane with a bunch of dudes.
They don't know who they are.
You say, well, why don't the victims name names?
They don't know who they are.
Now, they did know one thing about them.
I'll get to that in a second.
But you could also have bad actors that just try to jump on this and claim they're victims too and then ruin it for everybody else.
So that's a whole side issue.
But the strange things happening around Epstein just continue to pile up over the years.
This is from 2008.
Trust keeps Powerball winner a mystery.
Only Lottery Commission knows who is now $29.3 million richer.
And so I guess I get it from a certain perspective from Trump because they're trying to make it all about him, but then he makes it all about him.
It's like, no, Trump, make it about Epstein.
Make it about Wexner.
You know, Wexner is still alive.
Maxwell is still alive.
The banks that are working his money accounts are, you can get these records.
So don't make it about you.
Make it about Epstein.
But then it just becomes all about Trump.
And then they write these stories.
I was abused by Jeffrey Epstein.
Why is Trump silencing me?
Danielle Bensky, who was abused by Epstein when she was a teenager, aspiring ballerina, said the decision left her feeling like she was on a first-class flight on a refurbished Lolita Express, the nickname for Epstein's private jet, because they all knew what was going on, what it was all about.
I feel like the current cabinet is essentially erasing our voices after years of bravery and work to find our way out of silence.
It's actually worse than silencing.
It's rewriting a narrative as if none of us existed in the first place.
And she goes on.
So I look, there's things that I know are going to happen.
Like I said this week with the health story and then the Epstein story and then the lawsuit and it'll be Melania eventually.
And then there's things I can predict, I suppose.
Victims might start getting louder.
And if these media outlets are going to make it about Trump, then they're going to start reaching out to these victims and they'll look for any statement.
They don't even care as long as they can attack Trump on it.
But it's like Trump says, oh, I'm done with you.
You're a weakling.
You're pathetic.
And then makes it all about him, how it's a hoax attacking him.
You should have made it about Epstein.
You should have forced Pam Bonte to do something.
By the way, it's now 4.45 on the East Coast and still no grand jury unsealment from Pam Boni.
She promised it would be done this morning.
So she continues to be a complete disaster.
But did you know that Trump actually supported her campaign?
Trump contribution to Pam Bonte's re-election draws more scrutiny to her fundraising.
So they've got a long history of friendliness together.
So, okay.
And now they're writing all of these stories trying to protect Susie Wiles.
There were two today.
It's like, how does Trump keep winning?
And then it's all about, it's all giving credit to Susie Wiles.
And then another one, Susie Wiles and Donald Trump are like John Madden and Pat Sommerall in their heyday.
So see, told you the message was coming out of D.C. Start putting the heat on Susie Wiles.
And then, oh, here comes the Susie Wiles protection headlines.
I had those stories on my desk.
I can't find them now.
Oh, here it is.
Trump's key to the winning streak, all about Susie Wiles.
Trump and Wiles are the new Madden in Summerall.
I mean, look, folks, a horrible underestimation has been made here.
I guess they really thought that we didn't have any influence.
I guess they really thought if they could control the mainstream press and Fox News, that people would just move on, which is a crazy thing because it was the independent press.
It was the grassroots.
It was the anti-establishment types that got Trump across the finish line.
So I don't know who told him that he could trump us, to put it one way.
I don't know whose advice he was getting that said, hey, don't worry about them.
They don't have any power.
They don't have any voice.
They don't have any say.
I don't know if that was Wiles or someone else.
Wiles, who works with Big Pharma, that did massive damage to Trump politically.
Wiles, who works with Netanyahu, who's done massive damage to Trump politically, and she's still in there running the show.
So maybe it was Wiles that said, oh, don't worry about them.
We've got more power than them.
How could you underestimate that?
How could you really not see that this was going to become a full-blown disaster?
You obviously knew the power of the independent media and the anti-establishment right when we rode with you in 2016.
And then you went and you did all the podcasts in 2024 to get elected.
You're getting horrible advice, President Trump.
You need to go with your instincts.
I'd fire them all.
That's what I'd do.
I'd fire every single one of them, and then I'd just shut it all down.
I'd say, you know what, we're firing every single person here, and you know what?
We're just going to go ahead and close every single agency.
This whole thing, it's done.
We're done.
We're done.
We're giving the country back to the people, like he said in his first inauguration speech.
And if the Democrats altered any documents dealing with the Epstein files to put fake stuff in there, to pin it on Donald Trump, then somebody needs to investigate that and arrest them.
But how many deep state arrests have there been?
None.
And look, I mean, I can sit here and say, okay, they killed Epstein.
They killed Brunel.
Maybe they're just killing this giant human trafficking network.
Maybe they're just killing all these elite pedophiles that they're dealing kids to the other rich pedophiles.
I mean, they've shut down the border.
They've arrested hundreds of child traffickers and pedophiles.
I mean, that's being done.
So it's just like, if you're doing this, then come out and say it.
Don't tell us to stop talking about it.
Don't try to bury the Epstein thing.
You got to have some honesty here.
You can't tell us you're the most transparent administration in history and then try to bury one of the biggest stories of all time.
So I don't want to believe Trump is involved in anything illegal.
I don't think he is.
But there's legitimate questions.
And his recent behavior is unexplainable.
So why are we covering up for Jeffrey Epstein?
Why are we covering up for the CIA or MI6 or Mossad?
Why?
Why are we covering up for this?
Why are we covering up for the billionaires that were using him to move money around?
Why are we covering up for whoever was going down to the island to do God knows what?
Why?
Doesn't make any sense.
Now, this is going to be a little offensive.
But I'm just going to I'm just going to show you everything, folks.
I'm just going to show you everything.
And the more I find, what I find interesting and relevant, I'm going to show you.
That's how we're going to do business here.
This is Epstein victim Maria Farmer talking about her experience with Epstein and his friends.
You just felt useless as a human being when you were told you're nothing because you're not Jewish, you're stupid, you're useless, a useless white girl, a poor little peasant.
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You know, I mean, just the things that I was told, I was just like, I believed it.
Now, could this have anything to do with why people like Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin and others are telling you to just move on?
Now, let's be perfectly clear about something here.
I also happened to work at a Jewish country club when I was, I believe, 20 or 21.
I was an assistant manager for the pool for two years.
Some of the nicest people I've ever met.
And I could go golfing on their golf course, and I can go hang out at the pool, hung out with all of them.
And most of the staff was also not Jewish.
So just to be clear here, I don't believe that about Jewish people.
Okay?
My experience with Jewish people has been great.
But let's recognize something.
If there is a group of fanatical Jewish supremacists that believe that you are lesser, and they can just rape you and treat you like a slave, then maybe that explains some of the stuff that Epstein was doing.
Maybe that explains why Israel opens its doors to American Jews that get caught with pedophilia.
And they say, come on home.
Maybe that's why other people are telling you to move on from this so vehemently.
But, you know, he's got a bunch of big news he's going to break here.
And then also, you know, he did go to the Epstein mansion.
So he can talk about a little bit of that.
You know, with like Satan worshiping books and stuff.
They got the little Moloch statue on the temple.
They claimed it was for recording music, guys.
Yeah.
Music, huh?
Okay.
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FBI agents pulled the flag, Jeffrey Epstein records about Trump.
So now the Democrats are digging into all of this, making their own claims.
Well, yeah, I mean, of course.
This thing is getting messier by the day.
Messier by the day.
And it didn't have to be this way.
And so now the Trump administration and Tulsi Gabbard just came out with a statement.
And now they're going after the Obama administration for the Russian collusion hoax and spygate.
And so, look, that needs to be done.
And part of the problem here is that you haven't arrested the deep state.
Part of the problem here is that you didn't arrest the deep state in your first term.
So you can talk again and throw this red meat out to people and say, look, look what they did to Trump.
He's the victim here.
Look, the Democrats, Obama committed crimes.
Yeah, we're well aware.
Why aren't they in cuffs?
I mean, for the love of God, folks, the House Oversight Committee and the House Judiciary Committee has the flowchart of money from foreign countries and foreign companies to the Biden crime family right into the Biden bank accounts.
And they show all the money moving around and everybody getting their cut.
And the emails and the text and the Hunter Biden laptop.
I know because people in the FBI have talked to me and then they went cold.
And then just this past weekend, Owen, we had an FBI agent who did not know he was recorded, or not an agent, he was high up in the FBI, saying they've bungled this whole thing.
They're not publishing a lot of things they need to publish.
He said it called a quote shit show.
But the other images we published were in the Epstein library and there was this chalkboard and they have all these words on it like power and deception.
And there were statues with horns and satanic books.
So we published all this stuff.
And by the way, this information came to you not from the government, but from sources in the government.
So that's where I think we're headed.
I think if we're going to know the full truth, Owen, it has to be people inside the FBI, the CIA, or even a foreign intelligence community being incredibly brave and giving us the information directly.
There's the phone with the speed dial, and there's names on that phone.
And I don't know if you can get a zoom in on that.
There's an image of there.
I can give it to you.
But there's speed dial.
Those are the glasses he wore in the deposition sitting next to his bedside table.
You're looking at images that O'Keeffe Media OMG broke in May.
And this is the bed that Epstein slept in.
And these images were...
So these are the people that he speed dialed.
We had the full names of all these individuals.
You're trying to tell me that there's no chance, there's no evidence that any of those people were accessories before the fact or after the fact with all these children videos, that they knew nothing about that?
Well, you may remember you do mostly, I mean, you guys do so much work at Project Veritas, you probably don't have the time to go through all the media like I do.
It was Cash Patel in the campaign cycle that said, you got to let cops be cops.
In other words, let them go investigate this, specifically talking about Epstein stuff.
Let them go investigate.
I mean, that's what it is.
Who's investigating this?
Who's following up?
Who's looking for the names?
Who's looking for the clients?
I mean, is anybody doing it?
Or are they just telling you to shut up?
I mean, it sounds like from what you're saying, they're frustrated.
And when I think about it, if you zoom in on your story where Bondi is saying that, it's like, okay, there's clearly a desire somewhere to get to the bottom of this.
They actually do believe that there's a story there.
You're right.
But they'll only say it privately.
That's interesting.
They don't want to say it.
But my point is just, if you're going to be in the Department of Justice, you have a responsibility to, frankly, you do need to keep secrets if you're in a criminal investigator, if you're an intelligence agent.
You can't be blabbing about these things in public.
And if you're going to blab, then you might as well blab about it in a microphone.
If you're going to blab about it, you might as well be consistent.
I don't, I don't, and oh, and even if they do provide, take away the redactions, I don't think it's going to satisfy people because people are going to wonder what's behind the remaining redactions.
I think that, because you've been arrested, I've been arrested.
People like reporters are arrested.
I have faith that the truth will come out.
Just like the Bondi restaurant recording on the FBI agent last weekend.
I think that when there's so many lies, I think that people on the inside, you're going to have a ballsy guy like an Ed Snowden or something like that, and they're going to have all this data and they're going to dump it or they're going to go public.
And they're going to, by the way, they're going to get crucified.
So Bonnie comes out and she talks about, well, it's all this, you know, it's all this, these, these kiddie porn videos.
So, you know, the whole thing is so sorted, but it's like, the question here is obvious then, you know, if Epstein is raping kids, which we know he was already convicted of the, well, the plea agreement in Florida with the minors, then the question is obvious, where is he getting the kids?
And, and, the, and the DOJ last Wednesday putting out that memo saying, there is no evidence.
Anytime I hear the words, there's no evidence, I immediately have red flags because there's always a story.
Now, it may not be the story that your audience wants.
The only thing I'll say is this might not, because our imaginations tend to conjure up, right, all these hypotheticals, but they're definitely, to your point, you can't do all that activity without having a co-criminal.
And I'm just sitting here because a lot of people, I see a lot of people covering this and they've just never been through the federal system like you or I have.
No, but the point of it related to Epstein is when you, for those of you who are not familiar with criminal procedure, it's very rare for the Southern District of New York, which is the Epstein case, it's very rare for them to close a case.
That very, really happens in SDNY.
It's a lot of egg on the prosecutor's faces.
So in my deal, they admitted there was no crime, which is highly unusual for the FBI to execute a warrant, a search warrant, raid your stuff, take your property, and then four years later close the case.
But what's interesting is that they released the probable cause.
When they admit that they have nothing, the law says you must release the affidavit.
And they redacted every word, every word of the problem.
This is so crazy that the American Civil Liberties Union, a left-wing group, and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which includes Wolf Blitzer and Andrew Mitchell, these are not friends of yours.
Are filing amicus in my case to get this thing unredacted.
Because think of it this way.
If the FBI is going to raid a newsroom, we got to know why.
Like, what do you got?
Like, what is the probable cause?
But the point is, and I think it goes back to Epstein, is that if the FBI is using confidential informants and they're making stuff up, then to reveal this, to your point, the whole thing would collapse.
The whole system would collapse.
They are showing their cards.
They're showing, so you're asking the FBI to incriminate itself.
These institutions are all about self-preservation.
It's not even the child traffickers and the people that are blackmailed.
It's just the system and the way they operate.
You're asking it to indict itself.
And these systems are about preserving themselves.
So in my case, my personal case, it's a constitutional crisis because it's like, whoa, you're going to start raiding newsrooms in America.
Actually, there was a magistrate Judge in D.C., Judge Faruqi, when they first indicted me, he actually scolded the DOJ and he said, Hold on a second, you didn't go through the law.
So the judge basically said, You illegally indicted a journalist.
So they just came back with the exact same excuse and said, Oh, he's not a journalist.
I actually, what people need to understand, I think federal courts are the, this is not saying much, but I think Article III, meaning federal judges, are the least corrupt aspects of America because you still have some semblance of a First Amendment in this country.
It's very difficult in federal court to make these arguments.
So yeah, when you're sitting there and you're watching this stuff, it's surreal for you, surreal for me.
But the judge, the federal judge in my case recently said, counselor, I'm limited by reality, common sense, and the Constitution.
Well, I would like to talk about the new series you're doing, but maybe before we get into that, because you do a lot of deep state exposures, I can't even imagine your frustration.
It's certainly the audience feels that righteous indignation that nothing happens to these people.
Like, literally, I mean, we just talked about this.
Stuff happens to us, but not to these people.
And I can't, but I can't control that.
There's only so much I can do.
I mean, I think journalism is supposed to lead to consequences.
And otherwise, you're pissing into the wind, you know, is the old saying.
But all I can do is put the truth out there.
But I think my pieces are not for people who agree with me.
They're not necessarily for the audience watching this show.
It's to persuade people on the margins that, like this Johnson & Johnson piece, where the director of the lead regulatory sciences actually says the vaccine is not safe or effective.
That's such an astute thing for you to say because maybe this is where the Trump administration is just completely missing the ball.
It's like, that's it.
There's this pressure cooker building up.
It's been building up.
Really, you could say since at least 2016, but it's beyond that.
But let's just say since 2016 with everything that was done to Trump, it's like we're in this political pressure cooker and the pressure just keeps getting turned up.
And it's like the only thing that's going to release this is actually arresting the deep state.
What's happened to me is people say, oh, Keith, we already know that.
I mean, obviously, well, not really.
I mean, you might suspect it, but to see the guy inside the Pentagon say, we're working with retired generals to see what we can do regarding Trump, that's bombshell.
The fact that there's people in our own government who are trying to unsurp or be insubordinate, that's insurrect, dare I say?
Exactly.
But I think when I see my own, I've seen this recently.
My own audience is like, we already know.
We don't need to know.
But I think the audience is missing something.
I think you know, but this country is deeply divided.
We can all agree upon that.
I mean, they voted for Gavin Newsom in California.
So, I mean, this country is deeply divided, and we don't all agree upon the facts.
And they want our blood, right?
And we want them to be in jail.
They want us to be in jail.
But that's no way of governing.
James Madison warned us about that in Federalist 10.
So we have to have some shared consensus about reality.
That's why I do this.
I want people to know the reality.
And the reality is that the vaccine, in their own words, was not safe or effective.
You might know that, but it's still important to prove it.
And, oh, and, you know, we're doing more work than we've ever done.
Well, and I know that just from the 10 years I've worked here, but even for Alex, it's like that's such a crucial thing too, just to have a crew here, which what we do is obviously different.
But it's like even with just a live show, like what Alex does, you got to make sure everybody's moving the same direction.
And, you know, I was going to ask you this earlier, and I guess it kind of ties into what you just said.
And it's a psychology issue.
And it sounds like maybe that was the first time where you were kind of looking at your own approach to this and saying, wait, hold on.
Because the way I look at it with certain things, it's like you always just move forward, right?
It's just, you only go one direction and forward.
You can't sit here and deal with the past or deal with stuff that's on, you know, outside of your lines.
So you just keep moving forward.
It's like that's a psychology, just forward, forward, forward.
And it sounds like for you, it was like, that was the first time in a while, or maybe, you know, since you've kind of been such a pro in this, we were kind of like, wait a second, maybe we need to just stop.
Well, here's why, and I don't know if this was your thought process when you were kind of giving it a pause and kind of going through your own emotions about it.
It's like, okay, I have a wild imagination, let's say.
I'm a conspiracy theorist.
So I'm just looking at all the Epstein evidence.
Okay.
I'm looking at all the money coming in.
I'm looking at all the rich people he's working with, whatever.
I'm looking at the sweetheart deals, spiking cases, all this stuff.
And if you look at it, because you understand media, so you kind of look at it from a bigger picture type of thing.
Why is it that News Corp, both owned by Murdoch, it's like they have the New York Post saying, don't look at this, and then you have the Wall Street Journal saying, look at this.
So to me, it's a giant psyop.
It's a distraction to stop you from actually looking at Epstein.
On that point, not only was the Turning Point USA kind of just like a moment in time, let's say, because that's considered mainstream conservatism, right?
I mean, that's mainstream Republican conservatism like, yeah, this is a safe place for all conservatives to come just chatter about the same stuff.
That was the first time where it was like leaning towards like, we're kind of anti-establishment.
I mean, you're going to have donors who are upset with these nonprofits for people saying that.
I'm not taking a position.
I'm just telling you the political reality, the political and economic reality, that there's a fracturing internally.
And certainly the attacks that I've weathered and Project Veritas firing me, I mean, that was, I mean, of all the things I've been through, I mean, that was by far the hardest and most discouraging and most disheartening thing.
You know, there's two aspects of what you're talking about that I think are important that I kind of want to just for you to maybe express a little bit more.
What I've noticed is, because you're just reporting facts, right?
Whether it's for the right, for the left, like it's not even that.
It's just, this is what it is, right?
It's just, this is what it is.
So what I've noticed now is that there's this certain segment, if we want to be specific, it's a certain segment of MAGA, let's say, but it could be any group.
It's just depending on the time.
There's always going to be a certain segment of a political body or movement that can't really do neutral news.
They want just what they want to hear.
Like they want nothing but Trump is the best ever.
And if you're not giving them that, then they backlash on you.
So I think, you know, I know I'm getting that right now.
And then another one, and again, we kind of talked about this off air, but I would kind of expand on a little bit.
I also get the feeling that a lot of it is being driven by, if I want to get real conspiratorial, a lot of it is getting driven by it's a paid operation.
It might be a foreign operation.
Literally, these people could be blackmailed for things that they've been caught doing on the internet.
I mean, because some of it's so wild.
And you look at some of these people and you're like, this behavior almost doesn't even make sense.
Yeah, I have names in mind, and I don't know if I should mention on the air, but I won't name names, but I'll give you, I can only speak from personal experience, and I think telling stories is the best way to get the message to people because it helps them understand.
There was an FBI agent who I won't name, former FBI, whatever that means.
Some say if you're with the CIA, you're always with the CIA.
And he published, he got access to my, my then-girlfriend and I were in a relationship and we were flirting sexually.
And he published all of my messages between my girlfriend.
And I mean, what in the world?
I mean, we all have relationships.
If you're married, I didn't wasn't cheating.
It was just a consensual relationship with my girlfriend.
And he published the most intimate things, you know, from our bedroom.
And every comment was, are you nuts, man?
Like, why are you going after James this way?
This makes you look bad, obviously.
And it led to questions.
And the question I have is, well, maybe they're doing that to try to get, you know, kind of get inside my head, right?
They're trying to wear you down.
They're trying to break you.
They're trying to, and any one of these things on its own isn't that big of a deal.
But it's kind of like, like you're saying, it's kind of like an op.
Like, let's just like hurt this guy.
Let's remove him from his company.
Let's publish his private messages.
Let's raid his apartment.
Let's put him in prison.
Let's recruit people to sue him.
And I think the op is, and a lot of the comments on X, let's be real, are not real people.
I guess that's a good way for me to kind of rephrase it.
It's like when you've been doing what you've done enough, and not just in the media, but I mean, just in the political world, just being in the political world, beyond just the media, it's like you start to have a little discernment and you can kind of determine.
It's like, okay, this over here is organic, right?
This person over here, this group over here, this is organic.
Okay.
But then it's like this over here, this is not organic.
I've been through a few of those myself, and it goes back to full circle Depstein regarding the confidential sources and methods.
That's the quote.
We protect our sources and methods.
Maybe it's time for us to reveal the FBI's sources and methods.
But if you're Cash Patel, very good man, I believe him to be a good man.
I've met him.
I don't know him very deeply, but I have no reason to believe he's not a good man.
But if I put you as ahead of the FBI and I believe you to be a good man, I think you would fail.
Not because you're not a good man and not because you can't lead it, but it stands to reason that how are you supposed to lead a bureaucracy which is so filled with evil?
That one, I don't know if I would, you know, that's kind of not the biggest issue.
I think the IRS commissioner said to me something to the effect, if you only get to hire four people, you have 80,000 employees, you get to hire four people.
So you're telling me that I'm going to come into a shop with 80,000 people, 40% of whom are trying to subvert me and, you know, betray me.
I mean, this is a tautology.
You can't have an effective governing strategy.
Now, I don't care who you are.
You're Pam Bonnie.
She may not be as bad as people think.
Cash Patel may not be a bad guy, but you can't go in there and run the agency.
So maybe it's time for us to reveal some of these confidential methods that they're using for the good of society.
And no one has been arrested, right?
No one in the deep state has been held accountable yet.
We'll play that clip and talk about your new series.
This just broke.
The Justice Department asked court to unseal Epstein grand jury records, so they're doing it at the end of the workday, so you're not going to get it today.
But they did do it today.
Bondi said they'd do it today, so they have officially done that.
We'll see when we get them or what the judge even allows us to get.
We'll follow up with that in a second.
I want to let James talk about his new series coming up, but let's give you the satisfaction of the guy you caught on camera admitting it.
We have two episodes, one on the CIA, one on Disney.
Undercover work exposing Disney executives and taking you behind the scenes.
These executives were fired because they said they don't hire white people.
Crazy.
And the CIA official, there's a trailer there where the CIA official is withholding information from Donald Trump, bragging about breaking the law.
I think this is the trailer right here for the Disney one.
Let's play it.
Hear it.
Starlight, that's the code word for one of our undercover journalists and American Swipers, matched on the dating app Hinge and won on a hidden camera date with yet another Disney executive.
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We were the first people ever to get Disney employees to admit that they discriminate against people based on race.
The Pacific Palisades fire, which if the insane news cycle buried it from your memory, began on January 7th, 2025 and caused massive destruction across the Pacific Palisades, Topanga, and Malibu, with nearly every structure north of Sunset Boulevard in Pacific Palisades being obliterated, causing severe air pollution in Los Angeles.
The crisis was compounded by water supply issues as 20% of fire hydrants in the more elevated parts of Pacific Palisades ran dry.
The containment efforts reached only 8% by January 31st of 2025 after 24 days of battling and inferno that seven months later is still being investigated as arson.
In the aftermath, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 549 into law.
This legislation grants Los Angeles County the authority to purchase fire-destroyed lots at minimal cost, a decision that directly contradicts Newsom's previous statements to homeowners that government-driven property conversions would not occur.
I was just talking to Josh Green, the governor down in Hawaii, who had some ideas around some land use concerns he has around speculators coming in, buying up properties and the like.
So we're already working with our legal teams to move those things forward, and we'll be presenting those in a matter of days, not just weeks.
The bill mandates that from January 2026, 40% of the housing in affected areas must be affordable and it establishes a, quote, resilient rebuilding authority, end quote, that overrides local community decisions on rebuilding efforts.
This strips away local control, likely displacing original homeowners who don't fall under the criteria of Section 8 recipients and enables rezoning without their input.
With SB 549, the authority can buy back land and offer it first to original owners.
But if they cannot afford it, they lose their homes permanently, setting the table for Smart LA 2028, led by the city of Los Angeles's Information Technology Agency, a government technocracy that is building the 2028 Olympics on the charred remains of its citizens' homes.
Technology enables the city of LA to efficiently and ethically improve the quality of life for our residents, businesses, and visitors.
In other words, when done right, technology makes us smarter.
That's why the city of Los Angeles strives to be a smart city.
And there's never been a more important time for Los Angeles to be smart than now, as we prepare to host the world in the 2028 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.
Meanwhile, the LA RISE's public outreach campaign launched by the survivors to support recovery efforts is undermined by Newsom's policy shifts, which prioritize government control over the restoration of homeowner rights and local autonomy.
What they're proposing is a separate government entity to be comprised of political appointees, not people elected by you, who would have centralized authority over construction permitting, development, land acquisition, and other key decisions that will shape the future of the Palisades.
It's whether the people of California will stand idly by as their homes, their rights, and their futures are consumed by the same fire that started it all.
Their time to take a stand is today and it isn't tomorrow.
I want to speak to you today about a controversial issue that could directly impact you and your family during a global health emergency.
Last year, the World Health Organization's governing body made some far-reaching amendments to its international health regulations, otherwise known as the IHR regulations.
These regulations establish the legal framework that gives countries rights and responsibilities for managing public health events with global impact.
The deadline to reject these amendments is next week, and we are rejecting them.
So I'd like to explain to you why.
The first reason is national sovereignty.
Nations who accept the new regulations are signing over their power in health emergencies to an unelected international organization that could order lockdowns, travel restrictions, or any other measures that sees fit.
In fact, it doesn't even need to declare an emergency.
Potential public health risks are enough for it to initiate action.
If we're going to give the WHO that much power, we should at least invite a thorough public debate, especially since the agreement isn't an official treaty and it bypasses the U.S. Senate, which plays a key role in ensuring major international commitments receive proper democratic oversight.
To make matters worse, the new regulations employ extremely broad language that gives the WHO unprecedented power.
They require countries to establish systems of risk communications so that the WHO can implement unified public messaging globally.
That opens the door to the kind of narrative management and propaganda and censorship that we saw during the COVID pandemic.
We don't want to see that kind of system institutionalized even further.
The agreement also contains provisions about global systems of health IDs, vaccine passports, and a centralized medical database.
It lays the groundwork for global medical surveillance of every human being.
Maybe if the WHO were an infallible authority, untainted by industry influence, we would consider accepting the new regulations.
Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic demonstrated otherwise.
During COVID, the WHO failed to enforce the international health regulations that were already in place for generations.
China withheld critical information about the outbreak for at least a month and faced no real consequences or criticism from WHO.
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These and other atrocities make one thing clear.
We must strengthen national and local autonomy to hold global organizations in check and to restore a real balance of power.
Underneath all the bureaucratic language, what's at stake here is a vision for our future.
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Three witnesses, let's say witnesses, suspects, witnesses of the Biden Auto Pen scandal have now testified closed-door testimony in front of the House committees.
All three of them have pled the fifth throughout their entire testimony.
And now Comer is suggesting maybe it's time to get more in.
Well, what you need to do is you need to have the open testimony in front of the world, in front of Congress for the public to see.
And then maybe, you know, cut them some deal.
And you just say, look, you're exonerated from whatever you admit to here, but you're under oath.
You're going to answer these questions.
You're not going to plead the fifth.
The fact they're pleading the fifth, and look, this is the reality of our legal system, and it's a good thing.
Pleading the fifth does not make you guilty, and it shouldn't.
But obviously, when you look at this deal, they all knew about the auto pen.
They all got their story straight.
They all had the quote from Joe Biden, oh, I signed off on it.
I knew what was going on.
That's probably all bold.
You know what?
And that's just what's so frustrating, really.
And I don't think it's going to change.
But it's just like, what did you think we expected?
Did you think that we won the election and we expected we're just going to sit here and wave pom-poms all day?
Did you expect that we won the election and you get in as Attorney General and now we're just going to sit here and suck our thumbs and watch you go on Fox News and prance around?
No.
And you delayed and delayed and delayed and now they got their AutoPen story straight.
And by the time you even question Biden about it, he won't even know what the hell day it is.
So it's just a complete disaster, man.
It's just been so bad.
It's really unfortunate.
You can say, hey, we're still in the first quarter.
You can still make the comeback.
But, you know, sometimes you're watching a game and by the end of the first quarter, you're like, yeah, this game's over.
This game's only going one way.
Only one result today.
Kind of has that feel.
Kind of has that feel.
But I anticipate you're going to see some major shakeups.
I mean, even today, you know what?
Let me tell you what's going to happen from experience.
So they delay this until the end of the day.
Justice Department asks court to unseal Epstein grand jury records.
So they intentionally delayed this till the end of the day strategically so that it gives them all weekend to figure out what they want to do because this is all just damage control.
And you already see the propaganda messengers now saying, oh, no matter what happens with this, they're not going to be happy.
Yeah, because we already know what's going to happen with this.
Nothing is going to be in it, folks.
Nothing is going to be in this.
And you're going to have lawyers that are going to be arguing to protect the co-conspirators because they already got the deal.
They already got the deal that the co-conspirators are protected.
So you're not going to get any names.
You're not going to get anything.
You'll get details about Epstein being a pervert, and that's it.
There's not going to be, this isn't going to implicate, they're going to make sure this doesn't implicate the deep state.
They're going to make sure this doesn't bring up any other names.
And I'm not sitting here saying I believe Democrats, but it's just like, you know, if a Democrat says, hey, there's water in the ocean, it's like, yeah, that's true.
Hey, you know, grass is green.
Grass is green.
So I see this being played off now.
It's just such a failure.
It's such an underappreciation, really, maybe beyond an underestimation of what the organic grassroots right-wing media is really all about and the influence that it has.
So I guess they really thought they could just blow us away, but it's not going to happen.
So do I believe it when the Democrats are going to come out and claim that the FBI is combing through every Epstein document to remove Trump's name?
I mean, I don't know.
But it's just like, I don't want to sit here and make it all about Trump.
I want Trump to be the president.
If Trump was really doing illegal things, then they would have already buried him with it.
But I see where it's going.
And the legacy on this route that we're on is this is the Epstein cover-up administration.
And it's just horrible mismanagement, horrible messaging.
But hey, whatever.
You don't want to listen to the people that are giving you the good advice.
You want to keep digging the hole even deeper than whatever.
By the way, Judicial Watch.
In fact, guys, we should pull this up.
Judicialwatchpetitions.org, they've just, and they've filed all types of legal action.
This gets back to the Fox News angle, actually.
Release the Epstein Records.
Act now.
And so you can sign this petition at Judicial Watch.
I suggest you go do it.
Judicialwatchpetitions.com to get the Epstein records.
But here's what Bondi has been doing.
They make sure Fox News gets all the exclusives.
So whatever Bondi is going to try to deliver in this wrapped, bowed up package, nice and shiny package, they're always going to try to give it to Fox first.
And Fox is always going to get the breaking story.
And it happened to us with a FOIA request.
It's happened to others.
So and now it's been going on with Judicial Watch and Tom Fitton.
So they were literally like working with Fox News.
It's just insane, man.
The whole thing is just crazy.
But that's what's going on.
By the way, I don't even want to get into it because I'm just sick of it, too.
The whole Israel issue.
So now the ambassador, Mike Huckabee, is, I mean, I think he's an honest man.
I think he's a good man.
He obviously does support Israel.
He's very pro-Israel, but he's also an honest man.
So he gets over there as the ambassador, and now he's been through it, and he's seen this war just continue to go on.
He's seen Netanyahu with like blood in his eyes, all over his hands.
And he's just like, what?
And now Israel's bombing churches and bombing Catholics and letting Christians get slaughtered.
They're toppling Syria.
They're about to take over part of Syria.
I mean, the whole thing is just...
So now Huckabee is coming out and sending messages back to America and telling Christians, do not come.
It is not safe for you here.
I mean, I don't even want to make a big case for it because everything ends up becoming like this totalitarian response where it's like, oh, look, here's a video of a Jewish guy or a group of Jews in Israel spitting on Christians.
And here they are attacking an Easter celebration.
And it's just like, that's not every Israeli, okay?
It's not.
But then that's what happens.
It's like people take the videos of them spitting on Christians and spitting on Jesus and all this.
And it's like, see, see, it's every Jew.
It's every Israeli.
It's like, no, that's a moment.
It might happen often, but that's not the whole deal.
But yeah, Huckabee says Israel is not welcome to Christians.
Just warning them not to come.
So obviously he's seen it too.
And then Marjorie Taylor Greene, after they bomb another Catholic church, they're bombing Damascus, all these holy Christian sites.
And Marjorie Taylor Greene says, okay, that's enough.
We're going to cut off funding to Israel until they stop blowing up Christian sites, until they stop attacking Catholics.
Maybe, you know, it'd be nice for them to stop killing everybody would be dice.
So she introduces the bill to stop the another $500 million of aid from going to Israel.
And then the vote happened today.
And it had six yays and 422 nays.
But hey, APAC has no influence over your Congress.
Right, guys?
I'm not sure.
I don't know if I've seen 422 votes for anything in the House.
Is that like a record for votes?
That might be a record.
So yeah, when it's for Israel, oh, you're getting every single vote.
500 million.
Doesn't matter how many Palestinians are dead.
Doesn't matter they're attacking five different countries.
Doesn't matter they're now blowing up Catholic churches.
And now Christians really aren't even welcome in the area, but they work and then their money and everything goes to that area.
You're funding all sides of it, too.
It's just sick.
The whole thing is just sick.
But don't worry, they still own your Congress, so they're always going to get the support they need.
They're always going to get that.
No doubt about it.
And Ireland's about to get it, too.
So there's a big stand in Ireland to stop the Zionists from coming in and running their government like they do here.
And what do you know?
All the APAC-controlled congressmen put out the exact same message on X. These are American congressmen putting out the exact same message on X saying, Ireland better not do this.
Literally.
So you have all of the members of the U.S. Congress here telling Ireland, a foreign country, to support Israel, a foreign country.
Hey, I just wanted to bring up a few points that I haven't really heard anyone else talk about with Trump.
And Epstein is kind of a different angle that, you know, throw out there and kind of let you guys war game a little bit if you want.
But, you know, I think Trump's really running the point on this thing.
I think he's been calling all the shots on it from the beginning.
And I think Pam Bondi's just merely doing whatever he says.
You know, that's why he interrupts her during the press conference.
That's why he's kind of, you know, directing everything.
And I think this is why Matt Gates wasn't in place in there because I don't think she would have went along with it.
And the reason why I think he's running this thing is because for two reasons.
I think, number one, I think there's a good possibility that he's got friends and people that he knows that are implicated in some way, possibly even family.
I don't know.
And the other thing, too, is I think he's also using it as a leverage and a bargaining piece with Israel because they are implicated because of the connection between Epstein, Maxwell, and Massad.
So I think he was using that as a bargaining piece against Israel for the ceasefire.
And so I think now that Israel is starting to stop.
Now that I think that Israel is starting to ignore the ceasefire claims, and plus, between the pushback between the supporters, America, and the voice of the people and the media and stuff, he's now wanting to release the grand jury files when he should have just done that from the beginning.
I think he's aware of all this stuff.
I think he's just been playing his hand.
And here's the reason why I say that.
I think it's also connected to the Macron thing with Ukraine and Russia, right?
Like the claim of Candace Owens, where he wanted her to stop talking about Brigitte Macrone, you know, being a man.
So I think the way that Trump is looking at these things is, do we want World War III or do we just bury these stories?
You know, this could be the way that he's looking at it.
And I'm not saying I agree with it.
I'm just saying that's the only thing that really makes sense to me because there's not very many things that will make a rational man act irrational.
And, you know, lately he's been kind of acting a little bit irrational.
And not only that, but let's also look at the influence that not only Israel, but Netanyahu personally has not only with Trump and his cabinet, but also the clip of him in the press conference where he talks about how good of friends he's been with the Kushner family and how he stayed over at their house.
And then you look at what Kushner's, Jared's dad did, right, to his own sister who were going to testify against him in court.
I mean, that's the same move that, you know, an intelligence agent would do, you know, videotape someone with the prostitute and then send the tape to somebody.
In this case, it was his own sister.
So that just shows what kind of people these are.
They're sick.
So I'm just saying that's it.
And I think Trump's trying to do all these things, but it's like he's trying to make all these deals and he's trying to dance with the devil.
It's like he's trying to outdance the devil.
But the problem is, is when you dance with the devil, the devil picks the tune.
Well, you're really, I don't mean this in an assaulting way, but you're kind of all over the map.
So it's hard for me to kind of cover all that ground.
I'll just say you've stated your piece.
You know, I kind of look at it like, you know, the one point you make is, and I've been saying this too, it's like the first time we've kind of seen Trump seem rattled or, you know, acting irrationally.
You know, I agree with that.
It seems to be the first time that we've ever kind of witnessed that.
So we're kind of dealing with that, but then also just looking at the different outcomes and saying, okay, what's going on?
You know, because sometimes I look at politics when it's like, okay, well, what are we really dealing with here?
Is that another Trump sketch, guys, or is that real?
He made a money tree.
That's a nice one.
I like that.
He never draws, though.
You know, when I'm looking at it, oh, come on.
I think that's rolls of cash, but okay.
Yeah.
When I'm looking at something that doesn't make sense, and it's like I've done the full spectrum download analysis, and I'm like, okay, I still can't make sense of this, then you start to do the odds making.
And you say, what are the different outcome potentials and what has the highest odds?
And I just look at it, you talk about the recent developments, and I just look at it like, to me, the highest odds are one of the things you mentioned, which is for whatever reason, whether personal, family, you know, protect government, protect intelligence assets, protect somebody else, whatever.
To me, the highest odds with everything that we've gone through here, the highest odds is that the cover-up is on.
That's it.
That's just the highest odds to me.
And then I think the two other potentials competing are that, you know, virtual, some queue thing.
And I see these people posting it all the time.
I don't have this knowledge, folks.
And in case you haven't noticed, if you've been following this week, I mean, I tell you what's coming.
I have no knowledge of any secret plan.
Like, I know they're, it's like, I know they're about to do a story on this health.
I know they're about to do a story on Epstein.
I know they're about to go after Melania.
And then it's like, so I know what's coming.
I have no knowledge of some secret plan, some Q plan, and Trump's deconstructing all of it.
But hey, I'll say that's a potential.
I'd say that's probably the lowest potential.
So the highest potential is for whatever reason, there's a cover-up going on.
Second highest potential is we're just witnessing incompetence at this point.
There's just incompetence across the board.
And even the competent people that are in there, like let's say a Dan Bongino, who I think is competent, even it's like he gets in there and then it's just like, the thing is such a mess, what can you do?
So you just either pick the lowest hanging fruit or you just prioritize something like, okay, I'm going to go after, I'm going to try to do a drug bust or I'm going to bust up a local sex ring that we've discovered.
Or I'm going to go bust this bioterrorist from China that we just caught.
It's like, so things are just such a mess, you just say, okay, I'm just going to do this.
I'm just going to do that.
I can't.
It's just, so I think it's highest odds, cover up is on.
And then make of that, whatever you want, all kinds of different angles there.
Second highest odds, we're just witnessing incompetence.
And again, I can be complimentary of Trump all day long.
He certainly deserves it.
80 years old, incredible stamina, everything at 80, but it's just like he's still 80.
And what am I supposed to think when he says, oh, you know, James Comey doctored it with the Democrats.
Comey was the FBI director when you were president, and he was gone when Epstein got brought in.
So what does Comey have to do with any of this?
And if he's talking about Maureen Comey, then why did you just let her get away with all of this?
From Epstein to Maxwell to Diddy, if you knew it was Maureen Comey.
He says, oh, Epstein got brought in and died under Joe Biden.
No, that was you.
It's like, I don't think Trump is a liar, but is he just having a, is it a brain fart?
Let's just move on because we've got to take another calls.
Mom Dami, he was brought up to the stage, by the way, to increase Eric Adams' overall perception to the world because his whole campaign was a shit show, excuse my language.
Like he hardly did anything right until Trump literally rammed the AR-15 up his ass.
So that was the only time Eric Adams started moving.
And then he became Trump's bitch boy, basically, right?
There is a website in every state where if you check your name in the website, it's an unclaimed funds.
Unclaimed funds.
And if you Google the words, Google the words unclaimed funds, New York State, and put in Donald Trump's name, you'll see different members of his family, different company Names that the Trump family owns.
There are several pages, several pages owed to the Trump family.
And if you can get this message to Alex Jones to give the message to Donald Trump, I'm sure that Donald Trump has much more important things to take care of right now.
But it's still something I've been wanting to call up and tell you folks about for the last five years.
Anyway, next.
So that's unclaimed.
unidentified
You can put your own name in there, and believe it or not, you're not.
We need to, like you guys have said it, and I'll just say it one time.
We need to see some indictments, some arrests, and legal action against the Democrats, three-letter government agencies, and anybody else that's committed treason against the people of the United States.
We also need to hear a little less Israel, Israel, Israel, in every single newscast since 1962 that I can remember.
You'd think that Israel is our 51st state.
We need less Israel and more USA.
Sick and tired of them holding the USA hostage financially and politically.
Well, I think that that's now becoming a major conversation piece that you wouldn't really hear too much about, maybe on the outskirts of the left and the right.
But now it's mainstream.
It's mainstream left.
It's mainstream right.
And it shouldn't even be controversial to sit here and say, hey, I don't want to support a foreign country anymore.
And I specifically don't want to support a foreign country that's killing people almost every day.
It's really that simple.
I mean, so I don't even know.
But you know why it's controversial because, well, we don't need to go into the detail.
To give you reference on that, Denver's one gigawatt.
So somehow they're going to make a five gigawatt data center, okay, that's going to create some kind of an intelligence.
We see Sam Altman all over, you know, Oakla, small nuclear reactors.
You know, we could go on for hours on that.
The point is this, that, you know, the one thing I really want to talk about, you brought up some good points earlier with, you know, Epstein and Khashoggi and Bernil.
And the one thing we can't forget about with Khashoggi is Mohamed's installment, okay, his involvement there.
This goes all the way back to Max Fisher, okay, Max Fisher's endeavor in the energy space.
Max Fisher was the big influencer of Les Wexner.
Les Wexner is the big influencer of Jeffrey Epstein, clearly, right?
We see Luttnick connected to Epstein by way of all kinds of deals with real estate.
They were neighbors.
So, I mean, we've got a technocracy inside this administration.
It's hard to deny that.
You know, we sit there and we accept Scott Passent, who worked for Soros, and he's the best of the group so far.
I mean, he tells the line better than anybody.
You've got to remember, he worked with Stan Drunken Miller.
He worked with Soros to take down the British pound.
These people know what they're doing, right?
If they're going to take our system down, we've got the staff in place to take down the British pound.
Well, that's why it's like, I just look at things.
And again, there's so many different angles to this.
It's like, oh, okay, I'll go hang out with Epstein and his guys.
There's always hot 20-year-olds around.
It's like, okay.
Or it's like, I'm going to go to the island because there's stuff I can do there that I can't do anywhere else.
And it's like, okay, those people, those are criminals.
Those are bad guys.
You know, immoral and illegal are two different things to me.
And then there's guys that probably aren't even into that stuff.
Like, you know, you talk about Lutnik.
Lutnik is probably just a business guy who likes making money.
Now, who knows what he knew or didn't know about Epstein?
But, you know, he's just a guy who's like, I make deals.
I make money.
Again, so there's all these different angles.
And that's why I'm just sitting here like, maybe we get a good economy.
I mean, maybe that's the deal.
It's like, all right, Trump's going to let you get away with all this crap.
He's going to bury all of this crap.
But you're going to make the economy boom.
Like, you're going to give us the best economy in the world.
You're going to give us the quote unquote golden age.
And that's why I'm just, when I look at everything as an odds maker, I'm like, that's our best hope that I see with this administration.
It's just like, good, okay, good.
I like that for America.
I'm an American.
I obviously want a good economy, but I'm not going to shut up because a bunch of perverts and pedophiles are going to get to walk.
So the whole thing is just insane.
The whole Epstein thing is just insane.
And in their filing, and this is why it's so insulting, by the way.
Thank you for the call, Craig.
In their filing, they're requesting the unsealing of the grand jury documents because it's historical significance.
So after insulting you, after insulting you and telling you to move on and calling you weak and pathetic and saying it's a hoax, they're now filing and saying it's so historically significant that we have to get the grand jury testimony.
And this one, if you can get it to Alex and this person, I think the more people we have looking, the better it is.
I've got the number of the exhibit in the Ghelain Maxwell trial that is the actual client list that was entered into evidence by the prosecution because that's how they convicted her of conspiracies.
You had to have a crime or you can't have a conspirator.
Aren't there people, I know that in the Epstein case, there were a bunch of, you know, say John Does, there were a bunch of people, maybe co-conspirators, whatever interest they have.
There are a bunch of people fighting to keep all of that stuff sealed.
I'm not talking about the Florida stuff.
There's other stuff they're trying to keep sealed.
So is this like the same deal where people are paying for lawyers just to keep all the stuff sealed?
This is how it works in the federal system versus state systems.
The state systems are all different.
The federal system, when evidence is entered in at that point, it's public information to the United States of America.
If it is sealed after the fact, they don't have standing to keep it sealed individuals because it was public at the point it was entered in as evidence.
So you just got to have some people that are smart enough or have the wherewithal to be able to get it.
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