ParaNaughtica - Episode 137. Is Trump Protecting Elite Pedophile Circles?

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July 21, 2025 - ParaNaughtica

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Episode 137. Is Trump Protecting Elite Pedophile Circles?

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	The Epstein files that have already been released show that Trump is all over the files.
	He's in multiple pictures with Jeffrey Epstein.
	There's multiple videos of Trump with Jeffrey Epstein.
	There are plane logs of Trump on Epstein's plane.
	There are statements by Trump about Epstein.
	There are court pleadings of alleged victims of Epstein naming Trump.
	So we need to have these Epstein files released.
	Well, I'm not seeing any upload number here.
	Okay, there it is.
	Life is insanity and we're all insane.
	If they thought our thoughts would free us, they'd take away our brain.
	How deep does the madness go?
	How deep do you want us to show?
	Let's go.
	What did you think about the Ted Lieu news conference of July 10th news conference?
	Ted Lieu representative.
	What do you think about that clip?
	Yeah, well, I mean, if he would know, the guy's like, you know, crooked and in it as much as the day is long.
	So the guy's probably intimately involved in all this knowledge at some point.
	Yeah.
	So I would imagine he's probably privy to a lot of info that we don't get.
	I would imagine.
	So, you know, what he's talking about when he's talking about lots of pictures and stuff is referencing well past all the like ones that we see circulated on the regular.
	Like I imagine there's a lot more damning ones he's referencing.
	Like, you know, just speculatively, I feel like they, I feel like that, yeah, you know, them dangling the carrot and then yanking it away that way, like it really, like, upset everyone a lot.
	So, you know, had to be a reason for that.
	Well, everyone's like, oh, it's just Trump playing the 12D chess.
	Like, you know, say all this shit to get the attention on it.
	I'm not in the Epstein files.
	Shut up about the Epstein files.
	And that's going to make you look at the Epstein files.
	So it's like, is he trying to stop it because he knows he's going to get fucked in the end?
	Or is he just playing 5D chess or 12D chess?
	I mean, I guess the real like trick is the actual 12D chess is the Epstein files themselves actually are like a bit of a red herring compared to all the other bullshit going on.
	Yeah.
	But, you know, and because, you know, like actually stopping this practice, for example, like and supposed to lay it, because everybody's always talking about like, we want to prosecute all these people and bring them to justice, like, and all that.
	And that is all well and good.
	But a part of that process involves rescuing people and therefore actually getting some actionable evidence to nail these people with.
	And so, yeah, until I see that, give me a break, guys.
	Like, you release some files.
	It's, it's kind of a joke, really.
	It really is.
	I mean, we know the CIA has been at this game for decades.
	So that's where this problem is really starting, these intelligence operations by these agencies that are funded by the United States government.
	Well, our tax dollars, really.
	So why do we allow the CIA to use children for sexual exploitation?
	Like, that's the fucking problem here, isn't it?
	Because they're not doing it to entrap you and I. You know, well, they do, but they're going after the big names, you know, the Trumps, the Putins, you know, the world leaders.
	They're going after them to blackmail them.
	That's where the problem is.
	The people who got to make decisions whilst being in the public eye to take the fleck from said decisions.
	Yeah.
	That's why nothing gets done because people are pulling the strings of all these talking heads.
	Trump's not making any decision.
	He's not the one making these decisions.
	People are telling him to make these decisions.
	Like people like, I don't know, Howard Luttnick, maybe.
	Yeah, that's why I like, yeah, exactly.
	That's why I like things like the real ID thing just kind of slides on through underneath all of this.
	And then I heard they stripped some protections out from the bill at the last second that they passed the other day, too.
	And as I'm reading it, I am finding myself incredibly not shocked at all.
	No.
	Wait, is that the Genius Act that just act, the more recent one that they were trying to push?
	I guess they had some protections that got stripped out last minute.
	And now people are using the excuse that he didn't know.
	And I'm thinking to myself, like, you know, yeah, your advisors, like, you know, even if you think the guy was like being honest at that point, like, everyone's working against him anyway.
	So, like, how do you even get an honest person to actually do a damn thing is the real question.
	Because, like, obviously nobody's going to get to this freaking level.
	But, like, how do you do something just basic?
	Right.
	Like, for God's sake, like, how do you run a school board meeting without corruption being involved?
	No, shit, dude.
	Everything is being controlled.
	And I mean, just look at all the world leaders, American leaders, I'll say, just to, you know, boil it down.
	They all go to Israel to lick the salty wall.
	Why?
	To pledge their allegiance.
	They're not pledging their allegiance to the American flag, to the American people, to the American Constitution.
	They're pledging their allegiance to Israel, to fucking Mossad.
	I mean, come on.
	What's going on here?
	Yeah.
	And to the greater aims that the existence of that place really means.
	Yeah.
	Because Israel, as much as everyone's like, you know, lending it its own importance is essentially just used as its own tool if people look into it, you know, it's like they're trying to use it up.
	So it's like they're burning through its reputation and don't care about it.
	Because realistically, just like everything else, that's replaceable.
	Absolutely.
	Well, let's let's uh do you have the five facts about Epstein ready?
	Yeah, let's listen to five facts about Epstein.
	Okay, then.
	Five fun facts about Jewish Jeffrey Epstein.
	Number one, Epstein, in addition to his island, of course, had a palatial New York row house, which was endlessly visited by world leaders, including Edhud Brock, the former prime minister of Israel, and countless others.
	Now, what's curious about that row house is that his next-door neighbor while there, again to Jeffrey Epstein, was none other than Howard Luttnick, the Jewish individual who is Donald Trump's Secretary of Commerce.
	So one of the most powerful people of the Trump administration was living next door to Jeffrey Epstein.
	Number two, Jelaine Maxwell, the famed right-hand woman of Jeffrey Epstein, also Jewish, is of course photographed endlessly with people like Donald Trump, with Elon Musk, with Hillary and Bill Clinton.
	Jelaine also, of course, was at the wedding of Chelsea Clinton.
	Very curious.
	And Jelaine Maxwell's father, Robert, was not only an Israeli super spy, there's an entire book about his esteemed life doing so and spying on behalf of Mossad and Israel, but also a billionaire whose personal friend, Samuel Pizar, happens to also be the stepfather to none other than Secretary Anthony Tony Blinken, who under the Biden administration, many people claimed was running the country.
	Joe Biden's children all married Jews.
	Kamala Harris married a Jew, but the person running the country not only was Jewish, but also a longtime family friend of none other than Robert Maxwell, father of Jelaine.
	Number three, Peter Thiel, who many individuals recognize as the groomer of J.D. Vance.
	Not only did he fund his rise to political prominence, but also employed him at multiple companies prior to doing so.
	Now, Peter Thiel, obviously the funding behind Palantir with its Jewish CEO, Alex Karp, which was recently given massive contracts from the government to build databases on all U.S. citizenry, which should give us pause.
	But prior to Palantir, Peter Thiel was involved in endless Silicon Valley startups, including Carbine 911, which on its board of directors included Ed Hooke Barack, who we previously mentioned visited Jeffrey Epstein's home, and in addition also had monetary ties to none other than Jeffrey Epstein himself.
	Not only is the Trump and Vance administration tied directly to Epstein, but so was the Biden administration, the Trump administration, the Obama administration, and all the way back to the Clintons.
	So for 25 plus years, this has been a developing, blossoming relationship.
	Now in the present, why aren't we seeing these files released?
	Why aren't we seeing these people investigated?
	Ash Patel, whose girlfriend prior to meeting Cash at a formal function, who happens to be half his age, a thousand times his beauty, happened to work for Prager U, whose senior-most leadership of all places prior to Prager U was working for Israeli 8200 Mossad, the literal intelligence agency of the Israeli government.
	Rather curious.
	Which brings us to number five, which is the extended Blinken family.
	Because not only are the Blinkens directly connected to Robert Maxwell and family through Samuel Pizar, we have Tony Blinken's wife, Evan Riley, whose grandfather is none other than James Rowley, the individual who was the head of the Secret Service during the Kennedy assassination.
	So what do we have?
	We've got world leaders that at every angle are tied into what appears to be a blackmail, bribery, espionage, and in some cases, a assassination brigade that are out and at every turn have subverted the U.S. politicians and the U.S. government for the exclusive benefit of the nation of Israel,
	which might be why the United States has been doling out endless dollars, not only to Israel, but also to Jewish leaders the world over, including Zelensky over in Ukraine, as well as Kier Starmer in the UK, both of those individuals Jewish,
	as well as the world leaders who are now in charge of El Salvador, Panama, Venezuela, Mexico, and countless other South and Central American nations, even those where Jews might not be more than one in every 50,000 citizens.
	So what do we have for Epstein?
	We have basically what looks like a Jewish intelligentsia that have been utilizing the Epstein Island as the latest rendition of the same blackmail, espionage, and bribery game that has been in effect all the way back to the assassination of JFK, which many mark as the turning point at which the United States was completely subverted by the nation of Israel and Jewish supremacy.
	And that was Ian Malcolm on Twitter, by the way.
	Sorry, but that is his name.
	Ian Malcolm, where that clip comes from.
	Oh, nice.
	I was curious who did that.
	Yeah, dude, it's so funny.
	The face, because there's a picture of Cash Bratel and his girlfriend, wife, whatever.
	The face he has is like, I can't believe this is my wife or whatever.
	It's like, I made it this far because that dude was a nerd growing up.
	You know, he was like a total nerd, got picked on his whole life.
	And then he's like, oh, I'm going to get back at the bullies.
	I'm going to become an FBI agent.
	And then he's like, I got the woman.
	You know, the whole story, how that shit goes.
	And, you know, she's definitely compromised.
	And that's how they're going to get to him or they are getting to him is through her.
	It's like you can sure learn a thing or two when you look into Prager U. Yeah, who is it?
	Judge Swalwell?
	They start out with the Tuttle Twins.
	And that's how the Intel gets in.
	Not Tuttle Twins specifically, but freaking Prager U is like essentially, well, educational type stuff, which I've never really read most of their actual educational stuff.
	All people really actually know them for is their videos.
	I don't know them at all.
	At all.
	Generally, like, you know, easy debate me type videos featuring like usually Dennis Prager.
	See, they're usually usually pretty like, I mean, and pretty like basic, like, plain vanilla, like, conservatism, really.
	Like, nothing really too super extreme.
	It's just the, you know, middle of the road stuff.
	Yeah.
	When you listen through the list of associates, it's like second most powerful person just happens to live right next to him.
	There's an awful lot of just happens to's like that.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Let's play audio clip number 20, Cindy.
	Cindy McCain.
	All right.
	Yeah.
	Do you have that ready?
	Oh, yeah.
	Go ahead and play that.
	It hides in plain sight.
	Epstein was hiding in plain sight.
	We all knew about him.
	We all knew what he was doing.
	But we had no one that was, no legal aspect that would go after him.
	They were afraid of him.
	For whatever reason, they were afraid of him.
	All of a sudden, someone said, BS, we're not afraid of you anymore and what you're doing.
	It's not only wrong, it's illegal, it's all those things.
	It's like a house of cards now.
	It's going to start tumbling, believe me.
	And these guys, if they don't leave the country, number one, they're going to get caught.
	And not only will they get caught, but they're going to be made examples of.
	And that's exactly what we should be doing with these guys, especially.
	Right.
	And that clip comes from 2020.
	Sounds more like some revelation of the method, limited hangout, BS to me, where they're going to basically, you know, shine the sunlight on some token few and blame them.
	Like, and, you know, punish this token lot while also showing, like, hey, this goes on and kind of push into people's heads that it exists and everything while not actually really fixing the underlying problem, which is the network.
	Which I guess says that this has been a plan for a while to, you know, use this like revelation of these files, quote, files.
	Right.
	Or rather, this revelation of this piecemeal bullshit intel drop we're getting.
	It's just a mess.
	Such a mess.
	All right.
	Well, let's get into Maureen Comey.
	So she was fired.
	Now, she was a federal prosecutor who worked on both Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and John Diddy Combs trials.
	So she was fired on Wednesday, which would have been, I don't know, 16th of July.
	Her firing is also notable because she is the daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired by Trump during his first term and is now apparently under federal investigation along with someone who is a Bannon?
	Brennan.
	They're going to fire him harder than ever before.
	Fire him from jobs he doesn't even have anymore.
	Fired he is.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, fire.
	I'm like, I'm like, I'm noticing, like, that's the, that's the real thing is like, yeah, all these people, these fall guys and stuff, like, you know, after they've, well, realistically served their purpose and are too dirty to keep using, they get, quote, fired, which is really like, you know, retired in disgrace.
	You did your part to keep the BS going.
	Yeah.
	And Comey worked like hand in hand with Obama, with the whole Russian shit, which Obama's under investigation too.
	Apparently, we can, like, it's all political theater, so it's almost like we're living in a fucking TV drama.
	It's, it's ridiculous.
	It makes you go back and look at all those firings from the first term and kind of sanically think to yourself, like, oh, they just happened to subvert, quote, his will or his, you know, presidential mandate or what he said he'd do.
	And, you know, then he fired him.
	And then did he do that after that?
	Oh, gee.
	Yeah.
	Did he do the thing after he got rid of the person who was, quote, obstructing his, you know, presidential, you know, like, what's the word?
	Kofe.
	He was Kofeing.
	I mean, he cofeffies all over the place.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Where was the Kofeffiing?
	He should be Kofeffiing straight past these fools and firing them on the way to enact his will if he really wanted to do all this crap.
	But, you know, like that's part of the show is you're kind of insulted in a way if you point it if you look at and point this out because, you know, how could you be loyal and point these things out?
	Yeah.
	And that's part of why, according to sources, Comey was fired because he wasn't personally loyal to Trump.
	Dictatorship.
	It's a dictatorship.
	Personally loyal.
	I don't like that.
	I don't like the sound of that because, you know, cult of personality is not a good thing.
	Yeah.
	Like the whole point is you're supposed to be representing an office which is, you know, supposed to be fulfilling this greater thing than you.
	Yeah, yeah, I know anarchists.
	It's all bullshit.
	But like, the point is you're supposed to pretend that, at least, that that's how it means.
	That's all we're getting.
	Give me the pretend-At the very least.
	And whoever takes all this shit literally is- It's just not as convincing as it was.
	Or maybe I just see it better now.
	Maybe.
	I don't know.
	But another source told The Atlantic that Trump was fired because Comey or Trump was concerned what Flynn or General Flynn would testify to in court.
	Well, what?
	Testify to what?
	Freudian slip.
	Trump was fired.
	Nah, Trump wasn't fired until 2020.
	But what would he be afraid of Flynn testifying to?
	Yeah, gee.
	That's the question.
	What indeed?
	And how did you like know that a court hearing is going to be in the future?
	Like, how did you know something is going to come down the line on you?
	Yeah, it's because, well, you know, it's part of the game.
	You catch the scandal.
	You are the scumbag.
	You did the obstruction.
	You didn't enact the will.
	You didn't do the good thing that we promised.
	And, you know, it was going to make everybody happy and give everybody rainbows and ponies.
	And we would have ice cream and everyone would have ice cream and we would all be happy forever.
	And there'd be no school.
	There'd be no school.
	And school, you just go home and you just hang out forever.
	Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with the crust cut off.
	Perfect little squares.
	Yeah, like at some point, the promising really does come off as almost reminiscent of like student council promises and like freaking class president freaking like elections.
	Like, you know, and I mean, I guess that's probably meant to happen, you know, like they prime you for it at that early age to want those things.
	And then they get, and then they give you annoying authority so you can jerk people in those positions to help you practice.
	They really do.
	And so what else did Maureen do?
	So she put Gislane Maxwell, or she, you know, she was a prosecutor, put Jelaine Maxwell into prison for 20 years for sex trafficking and conspiracy, but there's no conspiracy because everything's just a hoax.
	So why is she in prison?
	Just a hoax.
	Is all of it just a hoax?
	And now she's coming out.
	Jislaine Maxwell's coming out.
	She says, I'm going to talk to Congress and give all the names, give the lists, give all this shit.
	I mean, those of us who like looked at this in the outside for all these years, like we called this in the very beginning.
	It's like, dude, she's going to fucking talk eventually because it's all a fucking toy.
	She's going to fall on her sword now.
	And, you know, the only question really is she going to be the one that, quote, tells all, or is it going to be someone else?
	Because she's been too dirtied now.
	So it has to be like from some other source.
	Like, you know, who will he accept this story from?
	Yeah.
	Because I feel like at this point, Pam Bondi's burned through a few too many Fox News appearances for her credibility to really like win over a lot of people that are like in any way neutral on this, which is the people that he really needs.
	Yeah, definitely.
	Yeah.
	And she's spent more time on Fox News than she has in the White House.
	Yeah.
	I mean, that says a lot.
	But let's listen to this Laura Ingram clip here.
	Ah, yes.
	One of my favorite commentators.
	She hates weeds so much.
	The Angerham will now speak.
	Lost the Diddy case, of course, and she was Jeffrey Epstein's prosecutor.
	So the daughter of the former FBI director, James Comey, she's a veteran federal prosecutor, worked on these cases.
	Maureen Comey is fired.
	So this is sending tongues a wagon, as the internet personalities and others in this show has asked questions about what happened with the files, why did we overpromise and under deliver.
	But the president has made his opinion on this very clear over the last couple of days.
	We're going to continue to cover this.
	And we also have big developments in the Biden cover-up, not exactly a household name, but inside the beltway.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Tongue's a wagon.
	She sounds so very satisfied the way she said, like, is fired, like, yeah, get smacked.
	Get smacked on your wrist.
	Finish him.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, finish him off.
	It's like, what's after the, what's after the wrist slap, like, the high five?
	Yeah, yeah.
	My fingers are crossed.
	Billick, that's it.
	You're fired.
	You're fired.
	Oh, man.
	I'll bet that's pretty rough for you.
	You know, you're not going to have anywhere to go.
	So anyways, here's where you can send your book.
	We got you, blah, blah, blah.
	Anyways, you're going to sit on this board of Yada Yada company forever.
	Exactly.
	The revolving doors.
	Oh, it's annoying.
	It's like, what expertise do you bring?
	You served your purpose is the expertise you bring.
	Oh, shit.
	So let's, let's, I'm going to read through this Trump's truth social post from, I think, the 16th, 15th, or 16th.
	If you guys haven't seen this yet, I'll read it to you.
	He says, the radical left Democrats have hit pay dirt again, just like with the fake and fully discredited Steele dossier, the lying 51 intelligence agents, the laptop from hell, which the Dems swore had come from Russia.
	No, it came from Hunter Biden's bathroom.
	And even the Russia-Russia-Russia scam itself, a totally fake and made-up story used in order to hide crooked Hillary Clinton's big loss in the 2016 presidential election.
	These scams and hoaxes are all the Democrats are good at.
	It's all they have.
	They are no good at governing, no good at policy, and no good at picking winning candidates.
	Also, unlike Republicans, they stick together like glue.
	Their new scam is what we will forever call the Jeffrey Epstein hoax.
	And my past supporters have bought into this bullshit hook, line, and sinker.
	Interesting, right?
	They haven't learned their lesson and probably never will, even after being conned by the lunatic left for eight long years.
	I have had more success in six months than perhaps any president in our country's history, and all these people want to talk about with strong prodding by the fake news and the success starved is the Jeffrey Epstein hoax.
	Well, I mean, he does have a good point.
	I refuse to Learn my lesson.
	Let these weaklings continue forward and do the Democrats' work.
	Don't even think about talking of our incredible and unprecedented success because I don't want their support anymore.
	Exclamation.
	Thank you for your attention to this matter.
	Make Israel great again.
	Oh, America.
	Sorry.
	Make America great again.
	Surprise you didn't put Israel there.
	How long is he before he declares himself to be words themselves and just starts mashing them together?
	It is increditastic.
	It's like, that's the thing that's really amazing is like, I feel like it's almost like the role is being filled almost like by a cartoon character.
	So that's the only reason I could honestly believe that these insane screeds are coming directly from the dude and not from like an intern or something.
	Because I feel like if you plug this into an AI, it would like cry and kill itself.
	Like there'd be no way, it would be like, I can't imitate this.
	There's no hope.
	You just can't replicate it.
	Like you could hear from there like the steam sound like as the water boils out of the ocean as it attempts to process it.
	All right, let's look at this post from the 17th.
	July 17th.
	Based on the ridiculous amounts of publicity given to Jeffrey Epstein, I have asked Attorney General Pam Bonnie to produce any and all pertinent grand jury testimony subject to court approval.
	This scam, perpetuated by the Democrats, should end right now.
	Subject to court approval may be doing some heavy lifting in the next couple weeks.
	Yeah, I'd say so.
	And all pertinent.
	Oh, well, what's pertinent, Trump?
	What do you think is pertinent?
	What's going to help you the most, right?
	So, God damn this guy.
	Let's play.
	Which chord are the regular or the Masonic chord?
	Yeah, right?
	Which one are we going with here?
	I always kind of wonder when people talk about like the courts deciding things and stuff.
	Are we going off Webster or Blackstone?
	What are we doing here?
	Yeah.
	So let's listen to play Trump on the Epstein hoax in Oval Office, part one, and then we'll play part two right after that.
	So go ahead and play part one.
	That would be number four.
	Mr. President, I know you want to move past all this intrigue over the Epstein files, but I do want to ask you to clarify something you said this morning.
	You said this was all a hoax.
	Has your attorney general told you this was a hoax?
	What evidence has this?
	I know it's a hoax.
	It's started by Democrats.
	It's been run by the Democrats for four years.
	You had Christopher Ray and these characters in Colby before.
	And it's a bad group.
	It started, actually look at the steel dossier.
	That turned out to be a total hoax.
	The 51 agents, intelligence, so-called intelligence agents, that was a hoax.
	It's all been a big hoax.
	It's perpetrated by the Democrats.
	Some stupid Republicans and foolish Republicans fall into the net.
	And so they try and do the Democrats' work.
	The Democrats are good for nothing other than these hoaxes.
	They're bad for policy.
	They're bad for picking candidates that can get elected.
	Like in New York, we have a communist run.
	He may get elected too, actually, but he's going to destroy the city.
	No, no, I call it the upstate hoax.
	It takes a lot of time and effort.
	Instead of talking about the great achievements we've had, yesterday, as you know, went on CNBC, and he made the statement that Trump may go down as the greatest president of all of the United States.
	And instead of talking about the things we've achieved, we've had tremendous achievement.
	They're wasting their time with a guy who obviously has some very serious problems who died three, four years ago.
	I'd rather talk about the success we've had with the economy, the best we've ever had, of all of the things we've done, including the Middle East.
	I mean, you see it.
	Instead, they want to talk about the Epstein hooks.
	And the sad part is it's people that are really doing the Democrats' work.
	They're stupid people.
	Yeah, go ahead.
	Stupid people.
	Name-dropping Zoran Mamdani.
	Epstein was running this.
	I can't really say running the ring because he was probably just like a middleman.
	Because Epstein was doing this behavior.
	He was arrested.
	He was convicted.
	And then he allegedly died all under Trump's watch as president.
	Isn't that interesting?
	Yeah, I was thinking like, you know, as a, well, I was thinking like as I was hearing this, you know, for a guy who's so vain and wants to take credit for realistically anything that's like in the orbit of something he'd done, suddenly he doesn't want anything to do with it and it's all the Democrats and he like conveniently leaves out that it's like his like,
	you know, doctrinal changes and like whatnot through like EOs and shit at the beginning of his first term that like actually like netted Epstein in the tail end where it was pretty much like all I remember about it was him making a statement that he was going to go after traffickers towards the beginning and then you never heard about it ever again.
	And, you know, towards the end, he got hemmed up, sure enough.
	But boy, you know, let's let's get, let's forget that part.
	It was all the Democrats and it's all a hoax.
	All a hoax.
	Like, boy, that's a that's a potent, that's a potent magica if you're if you're falling under that spell.
	And a point on Zoran Mondani or whatever this fucking name is.
	He's not wrong about him here.
	I mean, if you look at his paul or his intended policies, like I think it was recently, Zoran comes out and he's like, if there's a domestic violence report, this is in New York, cops should not be sent.
	Cops should not be sent if there's a domestic violence call.
	What the fuck is that, dude?
	Send a bigger dude.
	Domestic violence.
	He will beat him into submission.
	Yeah.
	Just like what just like comes up, like shows up.
	Like they just designate some just like freaking like CrossFit dude.
	It just like shows up.
	It just like knocks him out by flexing his muscle.
	Yeah.
	Popeye shit.
	He's like slapping him around.
	Don't ever hit her again.
	See?
	See?
	This hurts.
	Yeah, and he doesn't even hit him, though.
	He just raises his hand.
	Don't do this to other people.
	Just making the movement, but not actually hitting him, because that would be more violence.
	He's actually so strong that he's just swinging, and the air is actually just knocking them to the ground.
	Yeah, the wind is pushing them back.
	So that he doesn't get any assault or battery charges in the process.
	Because what the hell, since in our theoretical purpose, there's apparently a powerlifter waiting to beat the ass of every DV sufferer.
	Yeah, dude.
	Let's make him a superhero.
	Yeah, and now let's play clip six.
	So go to six.
	Trump on how Epstein files are fake.
	Questions to anyone who would care as he stands next to Howard Lutnick.
	Roger.
	I know you've urged people to move on, but I'm curious why do you think your supporters in particular have been so interested in the Epstein story and so upset about how it's been handled?
	I don't understand it.
	Why they would be so interested?
	He's dead for a long time.
	He was never a big factor in terms of life.
	I don't understand what the interest or what the fascination is.
	I really don't.
	And the credible information has been given.
	Don't forget, we went through years of the Mueller witch hunt and all of the different things.
	The Steele dossier, which was all fake.
	All that information was fake.
	But I don't understand why the Jeffrey Epstein case would be of interest to anybody.
	It's pretty boring stuff.
	But it's boring.
	And I don't understand why it keeps going.
	I think really only pretty bad people, including fake news, want to keep something like that going.
	But credible information, let them give it.
	Anything that's credible, I would say let them have it.
	Let them have the credible information.
	He lumps in all the fake bullshit to add credence to his claim.
	Again, what's credible?
	Only what's gonna help Trump.
	Whatever helps me, let them have it.
	Whatever makes me look good, let them have it.
	If it looks bad, I'll get rid of it.
	Anything that's credible that the courts will release.
	Oh, man.
	Remember when she was just gonna release them all back when they were on our desk?
	Yep.
	Yeah, that's like someone being personally loyal.
	It's like, nah, you should be loyal to the position you're serving, the office, the spirit of what you're supposed to be performing.
	You aren't the personality.
	You're the scribe.
	You're the scholar.
	The politician.
	You're supposed to represent the ideal.
	Let's play clip eight.
	It should be clip eight.
	Trump on Real American's Voice on the 17th.
	Okay, now, mate.
	One big prosecutor look at it all.
	Would that make you feel good, you think?
	Well, I think it's, in the case of Epstein, they've already looked at it and they are looking at it and I think all they have to do is put out anything credible.
	But, you know, that was run by the Biden administration for four years.
	I can imagine what they put into files just like they did with the others.
	I mean, the Steele dossier was a total fake.
	Right.
	It took two years to figure that out for the people.
	And all of the things that you mentioned were fake.
	So I would imagine if they were run by Chris Wray and they were run by Comey and because it was actually even before that administration, Right.
	they'd been running these files.
	And so much of the things that we found were fake with me.
	But especially, you look at that Steele dossier where they paid like 14 or 16 million.
	That's more than James Patterson gets paid to do a number one bestseller.
	And the thing turned out to be a total scam.
	So frankly, you know, I think, I love that they're looking at all this stuff.
	If they are, I hope they are.
	Everything that has to do with me is fake.
	It's like, it really feels like it's all like scripted out by some kind of like AGI system.
	Some kind of like overarching neural network AI that like passively like reads and responds with all of these things.
	Because you always ask like, how do these, you know, narratives get dispersed and stuff?
	Like, you know, at this point, like, you know, most of the USAID is gone.
	Like all the, all the overt NGOs are gone.
	Like, at some point, this has got to be like run at an automated level.
	seems like it.
	Like, like I almost feel like, you know, cause he always like kind of semi goes off the cuff, but I feel like he was instructed to use credible more than once and to really emphasize that, like he was casting some kind of potent magicka with that word.
	Just watching the next few, uh, uh, again, I was saying and all that next few, like, weeks, how much heavy lifting that and what the courts allow do in terms of magicka.
	Like, those are, those are going to be some really strained words because they're getting a workout.
	Um, I mean, Trump's got a history of this shit.
	Um, what do you know about the Miss Universe pageant back in the 90s?
	the Miss Universe pageant?
	I mean, I'm pretty sure everybody's heard the story where he talks about, or where he like, talks about how he can just like, pop in whenever.
	Oh, yeah, we're going to get to that.
	That was obviously the main one that I heard about, but other than that, I mean, well, that's going to get you access, that's going to get you access to a whole lot of females now, ain't it?
	Young females.
	Yeah, yeah, I was going to say, that's going to get you access to a lot of females.
	to a lot of young females, too.
	Teens.
	I wonder who that, I wonder who that would help.
	I wonder who would be interested in getting to know such people.
	Yeah, who could do that?
	Who, yeah.
	Well, let's get into this Rolling Stone magazine by Tessa Stewart from 2016, and I know a lot of people are like, oh, Rolling Stone, Democrat, all bullshit, whatever.
	Remember, when they do their revelation of the They're going to reveal their information from all fronts so that everyone disbelieves it if they're trained to reject it from certain sources.
	Yeah, exactly.
	So Tessa Stewart says in this article here, Donald Trump was forced to sell the Miss Universe organization, which also includes sister scholarship programs Miss USA and Miss Teen USA in 2015 after his incendiary comments about Mexicans drove away broadcasters NBC and Univision.
	But Trump owned the pageant for nearly two decades, during which time he would have had the opportunity to come into contact with nearly 4,000 beauty queens.
	Yeah, well, before we proceed with this article, let's play Trump Abused His Power.
	Donald Trump loves a beauty pageant.
	And by his own admission, he was no stranger backstage while owning parts of three different pageants for nearly two decades.
	Is everybody okay?
	And you see these incredible looking women?
	And so I sort of get away with things like that.
	In 2001, Tasha Dixon was Miss Arizona competing in the Miss USA pageant.
	She experienced this kind of awkward moment firsthand.
	Our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal and half naked changing into our bikinis.
	Dixon was 18 at the time and says watching Trump storm into a dressing room was shocking.
	To have the owner come walting in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position and then to have the pressure of the people that work for him telling us to go fawn all over him, go walk up to him, talk to him, get his attention.
	Who do you complain to?
	He owns the pageant.
	So there's no one to complain to.
	Everyone there works for him.
	In 2005, four years later, Donald Trump bragged to Howard Stern about what he could get away with since he owned the pageants, the conversation uncovered by CNN's K-File.
	I'll go backstage before a show.
	Yes.
	And everyone's getting dressed and ready and everything else.
	And, you know, no men are anywhere.
	And I'm allowed to go in because I'm the owner of the pageant and therefore I'm inspecting it.
	Everything is good.
	Later in that same show, Trump is asked if he'd ever had sex with Miss USA or Miss Universe contestants.
	Never comment on things like that.
	Give us the first letter of the country you had sex with.
	How many letters are there?
	This comes just weeks after Hillary Clinton brought up Trump's attacks on former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
	Trump once described her as Miss Piggy and then told his Twitter followers to find her sex tape.
	And another video where Trump is seen interviewing Playboy Playmates and basks in the glow of a question from CNN's Genie Moose.
	Have you ever dated a playmate?
	I refuse to answer that question.
	On the grounds that it may be true?
	Maybe true.
	Tasha Dixon says she's speaking out so voters can get a better understanding of Donald Trump's personality.
	I'm telling you, Donald Trump owned the pageant for the reason to utilize his power to get, you know, around beautiful women.
	I mean, the thing that really stuck in my head, like, you know, I'd already heard about him going in and stuff, is the part where they were pre-primed, like, you're his entertainment.
	You're going to be entertaining him now.
	Like, make him happy while he's here.
	Like, don't do anything to upset him.
	I'm like, gee, you know, I wonder if, you know, some vulnerable ladies are going to do things they maybe otherwise wouldn't be willing to in such a pressure situation when there's a whole lot of fame and money on the line.
	Gross, dude.
	And there are video clips of like these secret, I mean, not really secret, but like private pageants.
	And like they would do it, I don't know, at his Mar-a-Lago or Manhattan fucking mansion or something.
	But there are video clips of these tables set up with all these obviously rich, powerful friends of his.
	And these women come in and they fucking show themselves in bikinis.
	And it's like, dude, imagine yourself in that position.
	Like even to get to that point, like you are like, you're ready to sell out for fame.
	You'll do anything to get to the top.
	You're starring in your own harem anime.
	Except for the part where people aren't like secretly retconning you as gay because you never hit on any of the harem.
	Right.
	All right, so let's continue with this Tessa Stewart article here.
	On the heels of the damaging videotape on which Trump and former Access Hollywood host Billy Bush salivated over Days of Our Live actress Ariane Zucker and joked about sexually assaulting women came allegations that Trump entered the Miss Teen USA changing room where girls as young as 15 were in various states of undress, which we just heard.
	Maria Bilatto, Miss Teen Vermont 1997, told BuzzFeed, quote, I remember putting on my dress really quick because I was like, oh my God, there's a man in here, end quote.
	Three other teenage contestants from the same year confirmed that story.
	The former pageant contestants discussed their memories of the incident after former Miss Arizona Tasha Dixon told Los Angeles CBS affiliate that Trump entered the Miss USA dressing room in 2001 when she was a contestant.
	Quote, he just came strolling in.
	There was no second to put a robe on or any sort of clothing or anything.
	Some girls were topless.
	Other girls were naked.
	Our first introduction to him was when we were at a dress rehearsal and half naked changing into our bikinis.
	End quote.
	Dixon went on to say that employees of the Miss Universe organization encouraged the contestants to lavish Trump with attention when he came in.
	Quote, to have the owner come waltzing in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position and then to have the pressure of the people that worked for him telling us to go fawn all over him, go walk up to him, talk to him, get his attention, end quote.
	His position as the pageant's owner entitled him to that kind of access, Trump explained, seemingly aware that what he was doing made the women uncomfortable.
	Quote, you know, no man or anywhere, and I'm allowed to go in because I'm the owner of the pageant and therefore I'm inspecting it.
	Is everyone okay?
	You know, they're standing there with no clothes on.
	And you see these incredible looking women.
	And so I sort of get away with things like that, he said.
	Come on.
	Well, you know, one minute you're a pageant contestant.
	The next you're an unwilling stripper.
	Like, next thing you're peeing on.
	She's had a profession change.
	Yeah, she's had a profession change real quick.
	And then the sad thing is, is how many people got ahead as a result of such arrangements, not only through him, but whoever else he decided to pass off these favors to and whatnot.
	Because, of course, you know, like when you get this access and power, you can then spread it to others.
	Yep.
	And he did.
	He spread it all over others.
	1996.
	The first Miss Universe crowned on Trump's watch was Miss Venezuela, Alicia Machado.
	Also, now I'm grossed out by that line.
	Spread it all over others.
	Glad that didn't slip by you there.
	Hillary Clinton famously invoked Trump's treatment of Machado during the first presidential debate.
	Machado remembers him calling her Miss Piggy because she gained weight and Miss Housekeeping because she's Latina.
	Trump invited reporters to observe Machado exercising against her protests.
	That'd be fucked up.
	She told the New York Times earlier this year, quote, I was about to cry in that moment with all the cameras there.
	I said, I don't want to do this, Mr. Trump.
	He said, I don't care.
	I don't care.
	I mean, cool of him.
	That's even more like, this is almost like cartoon villain-esque.
	It really is.
	And, you know, like, and look at how he's used other people.
	He's used them as cartoons too.
	Miss Piggy, Miss Housekeeping.
	You are archetypes.
	Like, you're like, you're barely, you're barely like, you know, you're barely a person.
	You're like some kind of archetype that I vaguely recognize because that's how little I care to know about you.
	That, you know, I'm going to look at something overt and that's going to be your name.
	Yeah, he's such a shallow human being.
	Like, he treats everyone like peons, dude.
	He is not a good person.
	I mean, that's my not a good person.
	There's my new super duper conspiracy theories that he's actually a cartoon character broken out from the tune universe we inadvertently created with all that animation we made.
	Oh man.
	Tried to get revenge for like all those decades.
	They did nothing but dance and bullshit.
	Dude, what's that movie from the 90s?
	Really cool movie, dude.
	They mix cartoons in Roger.
	Who framed Roger Rabbit?
	Who framed Roger Rabbit?
	I love that.
	I'm like, fuck, like, what's, I was going to say Fritz the Cat, but no.
	Who framed Roger Rabbit?
	That's what this is based off of.
	Yep.
	Who framed Roger Rabbit was actually based on a true story then, apparently.
	Yeah.
	When Toontown, like, during that brief period, like, that's when, you know, like the Trump, like, actually, like, took over his non-toon version was when Toontown was open.
	I need to go back and watch this movie, man.
	It's such a good idea.
	I've been watching this since, like, fuck.
	I was probably like 10 years old or something.
	We now need to, like, you know, the corkboard with the nails on it and the string, yeah.
	Connected all the way back to here.
	And then, yeah, the file string.
	The cartoon.
	Yeah, the cartoon.
	That goes through and files obscure references of him saying shit.
	It all fucking makes sense.
	Oh, my God.
	Yeah.
	And then, well, I was going to say, like, you know, he was a New York detective that went there.
	So, you know.
	That's true.
	That's true.
	And, of course, Trump was in Lost in New York.
	Oh, God.
	Thus connecting him to Toontown.
	Oh, fuck.
	Home Alone.
	Yep, there you go.
	Which is just a fucked up movie when you look at it.
	Put it all into context.
	You look at these movies and you're like, what the fuck?
	These two robbers.
	I forget their name.
	What the hell is his name?
	The little guy and then the fucking curly hair guy.
	Yeah.
	Well, I mean, I joke around, but it does get you thinking, like, you know, why are these things placed in your head?
	All these like different things.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, dude.
	Joe Pesci and the other guys are robbers and this little boy's home alone.
	And they're like, the whole movie is just based on them trying to get to the boy.
	It's basically, it's like, what the fuck?
	What's really going on here?
	What is the real message here?
	And his booby traps are like increasingly fatal.
	Right.
	I'm pretty sure the brick alone would kill.
	Hit Joe Pesci in the head.
	Yeah.
	Crunch, yeah.
	The scene when he falls down the slippery steps, that looks very painful.
	Whoever was the body double in that.
	Yeah, the real life equivalent is just him getting like a severe concussion and spending the rest of the movie like in intensive care or some shit.
	Full body cast.
	All right, so back to this article here.
	1997.
	The same year, former contestants say Trump unexpectedly entered the Mist Teen USA dressing room.
	The reigning Mist universe, Brooke Antoinette Moholani Lee, recalls Trump asking her about the looks of his daughter, Ivanka, who was co-hosting a pageant.
	Quote, don't you think my daughter's hot?
	She's hot, right?
	End quote.
	Also that year, Miss Utah Temple Taggart recalls Trump kissed her against her wishes.
	Quote, he kissed me directly on the lips.
	I thought, oh my God, gross.
	He was married to Marla Maples at the time.
	I think there were a few other girls that he kissed on the mouth.
	I was like, wow, that's inappropriate.
	End quote.
	She says he did the same thing a few months later at Trump Tower, where he invited her to discuss her career.
	Oh, we know a casting couch.
	We know a casting couch when we see one.
	To succeed in the entertainment industry, Trump advised 21-year-old Taggart to lie about her age.
	Quote, we're going to have to tell them you're 17, end quote.
	She remembers Trump saying.
	So he like wanted them to be all teens.
	Yeah, teen, right?
	It's like instead of like, you're 18, right?
	He's like, you're 14, right?
	It's like the reversal.
	It's like, I'm 25.
	And he's like, you're 14.
	I mean, you're just like, yeah, why is that important to you?
	Why is that important?
	Like, first off, they didn't suddenly de-age.
	So like, ew.
	But at the same time, like, that's the sad thing is he was pointing to the proclivity that was very well celebrated in Hollywood.
	2005.
	All right, the same year Trump breaked to Howard's journey about barging into the dressing room while the women were changing.
	He declined to say whether he'd ever slept with the contestant.
	He said, quote, it could be a conflict of interest, but you know, it's the kind of thing you worry about later.
	You tend to think about the conflict a little bit later on, Trump joked.
	A few beats later, he rethought his stance, joking that as a pageant's owner, it might be his, quote, obligation, end quote, to sleep with the contestants, even the Miss Teen USA.
	2009, Miss California Carrie Prajine recalled in her memoir the way Trump would pit the women against each other, asking them to rate each other's looks on the spot.
	That's fucked up, man.
	That's some fucked up psychological abuse right there.
	Well, I mean, it's the secret.
	I was going to say it's the secret extra event after miscongeniality is miscanticity.
	Like, come on, man.
	Like, you're setting it.
	You're setting it up.
	Like, this is pretty much like a vulnerable women pipeline.
	It is.
	Dude, that's all these are vulnerable women pipelines.
	And so, and so, like, you really got to question yourself, like, freaking, are these, are these winner, quote, winners?
	I mean, are they as real as the McDonald's winners back in the day, where it's all just straight up rigged?
	Yeah, it's all fucked the monopoly thing.
	Yeah, then it, where it turned out like it was some security company guy, like some random dude just making rigged installers for like years on end.
	So I think this is something.
	All right, let's listen to this.
	So Donald Trump walked out with his entourage.
	And it's okay.
	So this is what Carrie Pragine is saying.
	Donald Trump walked out with his entourage and inspected us closer than any general ever inspected a platoon.
	He would stop in front of a girl, look her up and down and say, hmm, hmm.
	Then he would go on and do the same thing to the next girl.
	Hmm.
	Hmm.
	He took notes on a little notepad as he went along.
	After he did this, Trump said, quote, okay, I want all the girls to come forward, end quote.
	Donald Trump looked at Miss Alabama.
	Come here, he said.
	She took one step forward.
	Tell me who's the most beautiful woman here.
	Miss Alabama's eyes swam around.
	Besides me, she said, I like Arkansas.
	She's sweet.
	I don't care if she's sweet, Donald Trump said.
	Is she hot?
	It became clear that the point of the whole exercise was for him to divide the room between girls he personally found attractive and those he did not.
	Many of the girls found the exercise humiliating.
	Yeah, yeah, you think?
	Some of the girls were sobbing backstage.
	Yeah, like finding out that there's a hidden extra category.
	No, shit.
	Like, by the way, does he find you hot?
	Is she hot?
	Like, I'm sorry, you've been disqualified from the does he find you hot competition.
	You're out.
	You're out.
	You're fired.
	Fuck.
	Some of the girls were sobbing backstage after he left, devastated to have failed even before the competition really began to impress the Donald.
	I mean, I like the impression you were doing of him with the hmms.
	It made me think of like Zigmire, Zygmeier of Creep Arena.
	You hot, you a team?
	Aho?
	Like, oh my God, dude.
	It's like all that creeper type stuff that you're not actually supposed to do in front of people.
	Yeah, dude, Donald Trump.
	That like normal creepers don't actually get away with.
	Just picture Donald Trump like Ron Jeremy as Ron Jeremy.
	Greased up.
	Full hair, like full body of hair, all greased up.
	And it's the Donald.
	Yeah, like imagine somebody like, yeah, like imagine somebody like imagining this at home, except no, they're right there.
	Oh, God.
	He's like just right next to you, face, face, because she's saying that he inspected them closer than any general would inspect his platoon.
	So just imagine.
	Ugh.
	Disgusting.
	I mean, first off, I'm like, how do you need, how can you not find yourself a unisex inspector?
	Like a matching sex inspector, why does it have to be like the owner?
	Yeah.
	Why is it the owner doing it?
	You think the owner would want to be hands-off, kind of behind the scenes?
	But no, he did this, like she said, to get closer to the girls.
	Like Cash Patel.
	Do it for the girl.
	I mean, it doesn't exactly sound it endeared himself to the girls either.
	No, not at all.
	It doesn't sound like they were terribly charmed by this, you know, gesture of romance.
	What the hell, man?
	No, you know what I've been thinking lately?
	Because we're so hard on Trump.
	Like, how many people think that we're Democrats just because we're hard on Trump?
	You must be a Democrat.
	We're being mean to him right now, but that's because he's the one serving as the figurehead for all the underlying BS going on.
	Exactly.
	Like, we made fun of Biden when Biden was doing his shit.
	Like, we are not political affiliated.
	We'll make fun of whoever is there.
	Whoever's there.
	Democrat or Republican or Libertarian or Green Party, wherever the fuck you are, we're going to fucking call you out on your shit as Alex Jones said.
	I call balls and strikes.
	But I love Trump no matter what he does.
	Yeah, I was going to say.
	And if there's some kind of lesser snake also involved, we will be sure and go ahead and mention them.
	Don't let them get away with serving their purpose and disappearing in obscurity.
	Most of these people are not household names for a damn reason.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Because they got dirt where if they ever actually got grilled, they'd probably give up some real shit.
	All right, back to this article here.
	Her recollection was boosted by an audio recording from the same year obtained by TMZ on which Trump could be heard asking contestants for help picking out some of the best looking women for before the contest itself took place.
	Quote, we get to choose a certain number of contestants who will be guaranteed to make it through the first round.
	You know why we do that?
	Because years ago, when I first bought it, we chose 10 people.
	I chose none, and I get here, and the most beautiful women or the most beautiful people were not chosen.
	And I went nuts.
	So we call it the Trump rule.
	End quote.
	The Trump rule.
	The Trump rule.
	Later in the same tape, Trump can be heard talking up his son Eric, who also served as a contest judge.
	Great.
	That's wonderful.
	To the assembled beauty queens.
	Quote, I have a son.
	He's very handsome.
	He's six foot six.
	And he was number one in his class in school.
	End quote.
	God damn.
	My Trump voice.
	That's going to just be my official Trump voice.
	And I mean, if you think about it, like on top of his getting a regular harem, you also get to impress upon an entire generation of young girls what the ideal standard for beauty is for different regions rather than just simply some blanket one.
	You get every state.
	That's like 50 times the brainwashing.
	No shit.
	No fucking shit.
	All right, 2010, Trump boasted to David Letterman that when he bought Miss USA, quote, I made the heels higher and the bathing suits smaller, end quote.
	2013, Cassandra Searles, Miss Washington, 2013, recalls that when she was a contestant, the businessmen demanded the women redo their introductions when they failed to look Trump in the eye.
	In a Facebook post this year, Searles called Trump a misogynist who treated us like cattle and lined up so he could get a closer look at his property.
	Other contestants from the same year, like Paramita Mitra of Mississippi, bolstered Searles' recollection.
	Mitra commented, quote, I literally have nightmares about that process, end quote.
	Searles added in a comment in her initial post-thread, quote, he probably doesn't want me telling the story about that time he continually grabbed my ass and invited me to his hotel room, end quote.
	No, that's the shit he's trying to hide.
	That's just like, that's nothing compared to what he's really doing.
	Yeah.
	Well, yeah, the trick is a woman's ass.
	Yeah, that's the unsuccessful time, you know, like how many times, like, we like we hear about the one incident, but how many other times like are sealed off?
	Because you always think about all these sealed court cases and shit.
	Like, and you hear, like, the stories and whatnot of a few of them, but realistically, most of them just get sealed and disappear without ever, you know, without a peep or some kind of like obscure, like, you know, journaling somewhere in some like obscure like law freaking publication.
	And now, you know, I'm thinking here, I'm thinking here at Cyril's comment, he probably doesn't want me telling the story about the time he continued to grab my ass and invited me to his hotel room.
	What did they ruin Harvey Weinstein's life with?
	What do they send him to prison for?
	That same shit.
	Who was the girl that put the undercover camera on her and went in?
	And that's like what got him fucking hemmed up was because he was like doing the casting couch type of thing, just like Trump did for years.
	But he's president now and Harvey Weinstein's in prison.
	Yep.
	So I'm not a Harvey Weinstein fan.
	Like that guy deserves to be where he is.
	But what the, where's this, what's this double standard all about here?
	Well, clearly, Harvey Weinstein should have won an election.
	Should have.
	Damn it, Harvey.
	You had your chance.
	Yeah fucked it up.
	Could have all went away.
	I mean, well, I mean, then the other thing is, is, you know, like apparently he did not have the pull that Trump did and got hung out to dry.
	He ended up thinking, he thought he was the big fish, but it turned out he was the bait.
	No, shoot.
	He got caught.
	Oh, man.
	That's just weird to think about like why all these allegations against Trump and nothing ever happened to him.
	Like all those lawsuits against him, all the sexual misconduct allegations that he paid millions of dollars to to just keep hidden and quiet out of the courts.
	Right.
	But he's a president.
	Yeah.
	How does that work?
	Well, first off, like if you think of it all, like all of that stuff is also low-key pressure for him to stay on script while also creating his own, you know, ad-lib script.
	Now, you can say all kinds of wild and off-the-land, off-the-wall shit, as long as he does certain things at certain junctures.
	That's part of the show.
	They realize that the Bread and Circuses works a lot better if you have a, you know, like a main character to kind of present it to you.
	An MC, if you will.
	He's the MC of our Bread and Circuses.
	MC Trump.
	Yep, MC Trump.
	All right, so 2015.
	And remember, this article is from 2016.
	So this is the last paragraph here.
	It only goes up to the state.
	The 2015 Miss USA pageant was set to take place the first week of July, three weeks after Trump characterized Mexicans as rapists and criminals during his campaign kickoff event.
	One by one, the pageant's hosts, judges, sponsors, and broadcasters dropped out.
	Trump was forced to sell the pageants to WME in September of 2015.
	Yep.
	Yeah.
	And now, like, you know, people are like, he never said that.
	He never called Mexicans rapists and criminals.
	Like, he did, though.
	He did.
	All you Trump cucks out there will say anything to protect your savior, but the facts are the facts.
	Like, there are audio clips.
	There are video clips.
	There are tons of articles all laying it out, but you guys just continually just cuck Trump, which is, it says a lot about you, what kind of person you are.
	Yep.
	And then, of course, the question is, is like, obviously, WMA continued that whole like, you know, subtle brainwashing of what's attractive and what isn't.
	Like, but at the same time, you have to ask, did they actually stop the other practice?
	Or is it just somebody, or is it just somebody or somebody's just doing the same damn thing?
	It's just, you know, like Trump just sold it.
	He's basically like, yeah, this is a sweet gig, by the way, if you know what I mean.
	Like, you're really going to want to buy this, you know, production.
	Like, it's not necessarily about the income.
	No.
	No, and I think this is the point where we should play the old TMZ clip, Grabbing By the Pussy Clip, number seven.
	Ah, the classic.
	She's still very beautiful.
	I moved on her, actually.
	You know, she was down in Palm Beach.
	I moved on her, and I failed.
	I'll admit it.
	Whoa.
	I did try and fuck her.
	She was married.
	Huge nose, Sarah.
	No, no, Nancy.
	No, this was...
	In fact, I took her out furniture shopping.
	She wanted to get some furniture.
	I said, I'll show you where they have some nice furniture.
	I took her out furniture.
	I moved on her like a bitch.
	But I couldn't get there.
	And she was married.
	And all of a sudden, I see her.
	She's now got the big phony tits and everything.
	She's totally changed her.
	Seriously, she didn't even buy her the fucking furniture.
	Just took her shopping.
	What an asshole.
	Whoa.
	Whoa.
	Yes, I've got all the stories.
	Oh, my man.
	But anyway, you got to look at me when you get out of your light.
	That's your favorite.
	You are a paper.
	You got to put the thumbs up.
	You've got to get the thumbs up.
	Can I have to be told anybody else offers?
	Yeah, let me give it the thumbs up.
	You and I will walk down.
	So we can have it open.
	Get the cabinet open.
	Oh, my.
	So I have a clothes and then try to have a chance.
	Maybe it's a different one.
	Better not be the public.
	No, it's her.
	Yeah, that's her.
	With a gold.
	I've got to use some Tic Tacs just in case they start kissing her.
	You know, I'm automatically attracted to beautiful.
	I just start kissing them.
	It's like a magnet.
	You just kiss.
	I don't even wait.
	And when you're a star, they let you do it.
	You can do anything.
	Whatever you want.
	Grab them by the pussy.
	You can do any of that.
	Look at those legs.
	All I can see is the legs.
	No, it looks good.
	Come on, Shorty.
	Oh, nice legs, huh?
	Get out of the way, huh?
	That's a good leg.
	Go ahead.
	It's always good if you don't fall out of the bus.
	Like Ford, Gerald Ford, remember?
	Down below.
	Pull down.
	Hello, how are you?
	Hi.
	Trump, how are you?
	Terrific.
	Terrific.
	You know Billy Bush?
	Hello?
	Nice to see you.
	How are you doing, Arianne?
	Doing very well.
	Thank you.
	Are you ready to be a soap star?
	We're ready.
	Let's go.
	Make me a soap star.
	Have a little hug for the Donald.
	You just got off the bus.
	Okay, absolutely.
	Melania is soap stick.
	He just got off the bus.
	Pushy, pushy.
	There we go.
	Excellent.
	Well, you've got a nice co-star here.
	Yes, absolutely.
	Asking you.
	Come on, Billy.
	Don't be shy.
	As soon as a beautiful woman shows up, he just takes a little bit of a business.
	Get over here, bro.
	I'm sorry.
	Come here.
	All right, let the little guy in here.
	Yeah, let the little guy in.
	How you feel now, Buddy?
	I should actually.
	It's hard to walk next to a guy like this.
	Yeah, you get in the middle.
	There we go.
	Good.
	That's better.
	This is much better.
	That's better.
	Now, if you had to choose, honestly, between one of us, me or the Donald.
	No, no, no.
	That's tough competition.
	Seriously.
	You had to take one of us as a date.
	You have to take a fifth on that one.
	Really?
	Yep.
	I'll take both.
	Which way?
	Mega Wright.
	Here we go.
	Look at the days.
	Here he goes.
	I'm going to leave you here.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Oh, you're finished?
	You're my microphone.
	I'm going to go do our show.
	Oh, you want to reset?
	Okay.
	She's so uncomfortable.
	This is how you get the access.
	Shut up and get the access.
	I was going to say a quick note on there.
	Like, everybody always does the grab line, but note the part right before about how I just, like, open with kissing.
	Like, I feel like most people open with, like, you know, chatting up, like, words.
	Usually.
	That's usually how it's done.
	But Trump just eats a couple of tic-tacs and goes in there for the fucking kiss.
	First things first.
	So yeah, I'm like, realistically, the line that people emphasized is actually not even really the bad one.
	Like, that one is the locker talk, but they kind of sag over the part where it's like, yeah, I just kind of jump right in and make out.
	Like, that's like automatic.
	Like, it's just yes when you're a billionaire.
	From the jump.
	From the jump.
	Yeah, the way they were talking, man.
	I'm like, yeah.
	See, like, the way people phrase it, the way they do the locker talk thing is they take that part of the clip out and they start from just that line and go forward.
	Yeah, and there's a lot there to break down.
	There's a lot.
	So let's listen to this clip 21.
	You're going to love this one.
	You're going to fucking love this one.
	Well, Major, I want to start with a short video clip from 1992 from Entertainment Tonight, which is owned by CBS Television.
	In it, Donald Trump is heard making questionable comments about a young girl.
	Let's listen to that.
	10-year-old.
	Shoot.
	Thursday night.
	You're going up the Escalader?
	I'm going to be dating her in 10 years.
	Can you believe?
	You can hear him say, I'm going to be dating her in 10 years.
	Can you believe it?
	Major, I wonder how concerned the Trump campaign is about videos like that one continuing to be in the middle of the year.
	Major Garrett, I think Fox News is a lot of people.
	Deeply concerned.
	The Trump campaign is, I think it's fair to say, on eggshells about any disclosures, any videotape, audio tape, any accusations coming from other women about untoward remarks, physical aggression, anything in this category of Trump acting like someone unfit for the presidency or unfit as a gentleman.
	And the Trump campaign doesn't know what's out there, doesn't know what may or may not be coming, and Trump has not really given those closest to him any indication about what might be out there.
	One of this realities of the Trump campaign, Elaine, and it's been never more apparent than it is now, unlike most people who run for the presidency, it appears Donald Trump did very little opposition research on himself.
	Most people who seek the presidency, skilled politicians, do all of that in advance, or as much of it as they can, to find out all the potentially negative things that might be out there, how to prepare for them, how to respond, and how to keep them out of public view, if at all possible.
	The last couple of weeks certainly indicate that if Donald Trump was curious about that, he wasn't curious enough.
	And the fact that his closest Advisors now live in a state of semi-panic about what may or may not be coming indicates to me that Trump didn't do very much of this across the entire realm of possibility.
	I mean, he's not really the kind of guy who, if he even did the opposite research, would pay much attention to it.
	If anything, he just relies on his mesmerism to get people to look past it.
	Like, the dude is way too good with Majica to even have to bother with all of this.
	They talk about skilled politicians, and I kind of like scoff.
	Like, no, those are professional politicians.
	Americans are disgusted by that.
	He is a skilled politician.
	Like, where people like find him relatable, even though he's a billionaire and very much has no interests that align with ours.
	Exactly put.
	That's exactly put.
	The magica is off the charts with him, man.
	And it's crazy because he doesn't say anything like spectacular, like nothing mind-blowing or anything.
	He just, is it that he talks like a regular Joe?
	Is that what it is?
	It's bombast.
	He's the MC.
	He's putting on the show that people want.
	Bombastic.
	Part of what people disliked about Biden is that America, the show, was freaking boring and sucked all the time.
	Like, Biden is melting.
	He fell.
	His brain is dissolving.
	Also, we're at war in Ukraine.
	Here's a bunch of BS that passed in the meantime.
	His response to this is, you know, pressure.
	And so it's like, now we just have a better production because we've been primed to be so disappointed by the show at this point that we're almost like, even though we know it's BS, we're just entertained.
	That's pretty much it.
	I mean, because when we had, you know, Bush, fucking Clinton first, and then, you know, Bush, and then after Bush's presidency was coming to an end, this is Junior, everyone's like, we need something completely different.
	He fucked up everything.
	We need anybody.
	And then, oh, we'll give you a hero when you need one.
	Here's Obama.
	Oh, yes.
	And it's like, oh, everyone's so happy.
	The first black president.
	Oh, my God.
	Oh, yeah.
	Cool.
	Oh, I love it.
	Yeah.
	And then, you know, he's a slick as hell politician who will say exactly what's necessary at exactly the right times and never deliver on any promise that will actually help you and only screw you with things that you didn't know were hidden in his promise.
	And that's the only promises you're getting fulfilled.
	Right?
	Damn right.
	Like, oh, I'm going to do this and it'll help you with this.
	Like, you know, except for that part where it'll help you with, yeah, you might actually implement the thing.
	It's just going to suck ass and screw you.
	And so you know what they do?
	Congress introduces the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
	This is amazing.
	So Congress has passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, the EFTA, the FTA.
	Oh, my God.
	The bill demands that the DOJ release everything, flight logs, names of officials, internal FBI emails, immunity deals, Epstein's death records, and there will be no redactions for reputational harm or political sensitivity.
	Yep.
	Yeah, the total AI tyranny is going to be the friggin GLADOS Act at this point with the idiocracy we've got going on here.
	Yeah.
	And, you know, just in case you're wondering, the G could be Galatia.
	You know, if you bastards are out of ideas, because clearly you're running out.
	Yeah, this bill is so short.
	We can just read it.
	It's House Resolution 581.
	So let's see.
	Submitted Mr. Massey, okay, Thomas Massey and Mr. Conna submitted this House Resolution Bill.
	So it provides for the consideration, let's see, that immediately upon adoption of this resolution, the House shall proceed to the consideration in the House of the Bill H.R. 185 to advance responsible policies.
	God damn, responsible policies.
	All points of order against consideration of the bills are waived.
	The amendment in the nature of a substitute specified in Section 4 of this resolution shall be considered as adopted.
	The bill, as amended, shall be considered as read.
	All points of order against the provisions in the bill as amended are waived.
	The previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill, as amended.
	And on materials, is this set up right here?
	Let's see.
	It really demonstrates why it takes so damn long to get anything done.
	Okay.
	Doesn't it?
	Yeah, yeah, right.
	This is the shortened version.
	This is the shortened version of the bullshit boilerplate.
	And on any further amendment here, too, two final passage without intervening motion except one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority members of the committee on the judiciary or their respective designees and two, one motion to recommit.
	Section two, okay, this that shit doesn't matter.
	Let's see.
	Section one, short title.
	This act may be cited as the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
	EFTA.
	Section two, release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
	In general, no later than 30 days after the date of enactment of this act, the Attorney General shall subject to subsection B, make publicly available all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials in the possession of the Department of Justice, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation and United States Attorney's Offices that relate to 1.
	Jeffrey Epstein, including all investigations, prosecutions, or custodial matters.
	2.
	Ghillain Maxwell.
	3.
	Flight logs or travel records, including but not limited to, manifest, itineraries, pilot records, and customs or immigration documentation for any aircraft, vessel, or vehicle owned, operated, or used by Jeffrey Epstein or any related entity.
	Does that include Donald Trump?
	I feel like they could just blanket it with, you know, all data pertinent contained within relevant files and archives.
	But they're doing this dancing around Where they're being really specific so that they can hide shit afterwards and explain it away.
	More magica.
	Number four, individuals, including government officials named or referenced in connection with Epstein's criminal activities, civil settlements, immunity, or plea agreements, or investigatory proceedings.
	Now, that includes Trump.
	Number five, entities, corporate, non-profit, academic, or governmental with no one or alleged ties to Epstein's trafficking or financial networks.
	Again, Trump and all these banks.
	So his little quick note here on Epstein, his bank account, I forget which one because he had like numerous, but one of them after his death continued to make transactions under his account for two years, which equaled at least $1 billion.
	What's going on there?
	Felt pretty good.
	I thought he'd have a spending spree after he didn't kill himself.
	All that furniture.
	Did Trump take him out for a furniture sale?
	I took him for a furniture.
	I took him furniture shopping.
	I moved on him hard.
	Moved on him hard.
	I took him furniture shopping.
	Like, I love how that was like a huge gesture, too.
	Like, I drove someone somewhere so they could purchase something with their own money.
	Yeah, yeah, right.
	Like something that you could, something that like middle class people wouldn't be impressed with.
	Number six, any immunity deals.
	Any immunity deals, non-prosecution agreements, plea bargains, or sealed settlements involving Epstein or his associates.
	Number seven, internal DOJ communications, including emails, memos, meeting notes concerning decisions to charge, not charge, investigate, or decline to investigate Epstein or his associates.
	Again, Trump, like this involves Trump in every which way possible here.
	Number eight, all communications, memoranda, directives, logs, or metadata concerning the destruction, deletion, alteration, misplacement, or concealment of documents, recordings, or electronic data related to Epstein, his associates, his detention, and death, or any investigative files.
	I mean, all the really big stuff has been destroyed since the raid.
	Like, let's be honest.
	The really damning stuff was wrecked right away.
	But I'm guessing most of the rest of that actually would have been under Biden and then a small amount under Trump after they did their fake announcement so that they could show like, hey, look, they destroyed, they're destroying documents and we told them to release them.
	Like they hadn't steadily processed all the remaining ones just to make sure there wasn't any other things hanging.
	Yeah, not only did they give Epstein a heads up that they're going to raid his fucking mansion and island, gave him just enough time to get rid of the most damning shit.
	And then, let's see, they gave him a fucking, what was I going to say?
	Give him a heads up.
	Get rid of all the damp...
	I just had it again.
	I fucking forgot.
	God damn it.
	It was a good point.
	Son of a bitch.
	Yeah, it's like the Dave Chappelle bit where he gets the call from the DEA as Tron the drug dealer because they're doing the role reverse of like, what if the little guy actually got treated like the big guy?
	And they're getting a call like, this is the DEA.
	Like, we hear you've been trafficking trucks.
	And I just don't know what to do.
	And his response is like, pretty much, oh, yeah, you know, I'm such a pillar in the community.
	And that could be very damaging for all of us.
	So let's handle this very delicately.
	Yeah.
	It could take down the whole government.
	It's like realistically, when you're getting the heads up, you're not just getting the heads up.
	You're getting the permission to dictate the response.
	Like you're pretty much, you're pretty much like, here's what we're choreographing.
	You know, like, we're coming after you.
	Don't ditch all of the really incriminating stuff that we don't want to get out there.
	We'll still have plenty of black male left over to save.
	Don't worry.
	And I remember the point I was going to make.
	What I was going to say anyway.
	Not only did they give him a heads up to get rid of shit, he also fled to Israel for about a week or something, and he agreed to come back to turn himself in.
	Why did he go to Israel?
	Just watch they told him, you'll be fully exonerated.
	Just go back.
	And they're like, we're going to dump it all on that sucker as he's lit leaving.
	It's going to be all his fault.
	He thinks he's going back to just get exonerated, but no, we're going to hang his ass out to dry this time.
	What a dumbass.
	I mean, when you work with backstabbing snakes, the government.
	You're really just waiting for your turn and just hoping you get quietly retired.
	Yeah.
	No, exactly it.
	So number nine here, documentation of Epstein's detention or death, including incident reports, witness interviews, medical examiner files, autopsy reports, and written records detailing the circumstances and cause of death.
	Now, a recent person or a person came out recently who was in prison in that same cell that Epstein was allegedly in, and he said there's absolutely no possible way he could have killed himself.
	I mean, that's also the autopsy reports, right?
	With like the number one medical examiner in the United States said, this is definitely not a suicide.
	His neck bones are crushed.
	The only way this could happen is someone was choked and broke the neck.
	And yet, yet, yet they still are going with he killed himself.
	Yeah, maybe he was a cartoon character too.
	Saw the video he killed himself.
	And he just gained super strong arms and just broke his own neck.
	Yeah.
	So he could kill himself, he powered up, because we're dealing with cartoon characters, because this is all a show.
	And not only is his suicide bullshit, because Yeah, I mean, look, look, it was a hoax.
	Nothing was going on.
	Nothing was happening.
	Why would you kill yourself?
	Even Epstein's own brother, Mark Epstein, said, no, he thought he was going to get out.
	He knew he was getting out because they had made a fucking deal, backroom deal, his attorney and the prosecution.
	He was sure that he was going to beat these charges and get out of prison.
	He was sure of it.
	I mean, Epstein, it was a hoax by the Democrats.
	What if that's another revelation of said methods?
	Like, you know, here's, it was all a hoax.
	We didn't, he didn't really die or anything.
	Yeah.
	We hoaxed that.
	Like, you know, because that's it, because that's the thing is like they love they love to state something that would make their, that, that would make their words both true and false based on interpretation.
	There are mysteries surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death.
	And even after reviewing all the autopsy photos, reading the autopsy, and looking at the photos from inside the cell, we still have questions.
	What we do know is that Jeffrey Epstein is dead.
	The fingerprints of the body in the morgue matched the fingerprints that were taken of Jeffrey Epstein from when he was booked in Florida.
	How long does the autopsy typically take from beginning to end?
	Normally about two hours, a routine autopsy.
	We spoke to multiple pathologists for this story, and they all pretty much agree on one thing, that without knowing the position of the body, the way that Jeffrey Epstein's body was found, it's almost impossible to determine the cause of death with any certainty.
	Knowing the position that a body was found in is a key piece of evidence in any death investigation.
	And in this case, we don't know how Jeffrey Epstein's body was found.
	We still don't have that information.
	So if this was called a suicide without all that information, it was a premature judgment.
	Dr. Michael Bodden is a forensic pathologist who was hired by Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein's brother, to look into the death and to kind of investigate it for the family.
	The autopsy reveals that Jeffrey Epstein had patichii, which is burst vessels.
	Dr. Bodden says that's a key indicator that somebody's neck was compressed and that you see it more in a compression than you do see it in a hanging.
	We know from the autopsy that Jeffrey Epstein had a number of other injuries.
	There was an injury to the back of his neck and had an injection mark very clearly in his arm.
	We don't know what that's from.
	We don't know if that happened at the hospital or if it's something else.
	We just don't know because we've not been able to get the medical records from inside the MCC.
	There were three fractures of the neck bones.
	Dr. Boden's key reasons for being suspicious about the death of Jeffrey Epstein is the broken hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage.
	Tell me about what we're seeing right here.
	What are we looking at?
	Here is the jawbone, the jawbone of the mandible, the lower bone in the head.
	And underneath that, at the bottom, the clavicles and the breastbone where the muscles insert.
	The red areal muscles.
	The hyoid bone is a small bone here just above the Adam's apple, which is the thyroid cartilage.
	And in Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy, there were fractures of the left, the right thyroid cartilage, and the left hyoid bone, all requiring different kinds of pressure and positioning of the noose, of the ligature.
	One of the pathologists we spoke to absolutely agreed with Dr. Boden and says, yes, that's very suspicious to have all three of those bones broken, the cartilage broken.
	Another pathologist we spoke to wasn't as convinced and said it doesn't necessarily indicate homicide.
	The doctor who performed the autopsy while Dr. Michael Boden observed came to the determination that it was inconclusive and they needed more evidence, more information.
	And then a couple days later, they changed that and determined that the cause of death was suicide by hanging.
	We reached out to the New York City medical examiner, but they would not speak to us, presumably because there's an ongoing investigation, but we haven't heard back from that office.
	In the pictures of the cell, there are multiple nooses.
	The fact that the medical examiner sketched one noose, this noose, this is the noose they think was responsible for killing Jeffrey Epstein.
	Yes, this would be the ligature, the noose that was involved in causing the death.
	That's why it was sketched.
	Here it says on here, it appears to say folded, the edges folded here.
	One of the things we have heard is that the guard that found Jeffrey Epstein cut him down, which you'd seem to indicate somebody cutting down a noose or something.
	If you look at the noose that the medical examiner examined and you look very closely at the edges, it appears perfectly hemmed.
	It doesn't look like anybody ever took scissors to it.
	So there is some question.
	Is that the right noose?
	The difficulties with this story is because they charge two guards, there is a firewall and you cannot get information because you go to the Department of Justice, you go to the FBI and say, hey, what's going on here?
	And they said, there's an ongoing criminal investigation.
	We can't tell you anything.
	That's made it especially difficult.
	We've had to rely to people on the ground and sources placed throughout the story.
	We have examined many photos, looked at the evidence, and talked to so many people, but we still have many questions and we're looking forward to getting more answers.
	Yeah.
	Okay, look at section B here.
	Prohibited grounds for withholding.
	No record shall be withheld, delayed, or redacted on the following basis of any of the following.
	Embarrassment, reputational harm, or political sensitivity, including to any government official, public figure, or foreign dignitary.
	So nothing is prohibited for withholding.
	It's all destroyed.
	I mean, you know, like, And that was a bit of an omission.
	Because when you're specifying stuff like that, don't you really have to lay it out there?
	Yeah, I feel like that's...
	Like, well, we didn't say blackmail material had to be released.
	Yeah, we didn't specifically say sexual exploitation.
	Yeah, we said, yeah, we said politically sensitive, not, you know, like blackmail we have holding over people's heads.
	That's totally different.
	Yeah, and it's section C, permitted withholdings.
	the attorney general, Pam Bonnie, may withhold or redact the segregable portions of records that A, contain personally identified information of victims or victims' personal and medical files.
	Yeah, victim personal privacy.
	See, here's another thing.
	Everybody's like...
	The victims.
	And another thing about this is like the Pam Bondi in that White House meeting, which is like, it's disgusting, Jeffrey Epstein is downloading child pornography, which will never come to the light of day.
	Well, nobody's asking for that.
	Nobody's not one person has asked to see that shit.
	They're asking for all this other shit that you are continually hiding from them.
	Nobody asked for child porn, dude.
	I mean, realistically, when you get somebody like with the blackmail, what do you show them?
	You don't show them a video.
	You show them a still frame indicating you got a video that's got their face on it.
	So how hard is it, seeing as how you skipped over the whole like damage, personally damaging or politically sensitive thing, is it?
	To just give us still frames of said perpetrators in these actions and just present it as factual evidence and just redact, you know, victims like identifying features and shit.
	Like that really wouldn't be hard.
	They're acting like this is so difficult when, you know, like realistically, the only thing they've done this entire time is run as hard as they can to cover it up.
	Yep.
	And a point on that is that's how the FBI does their work in like child exploitation on the deep web, the deep, dark, spooky web.
	They take the videos, they take screenshots and find things, like specific little details on the perpetrator's arms, legs, their body, like tattoos or deformity or this or that or your fucking the way you cut your fingernails.
	And they go catch people on the basis of just that.
	So what are we doing here?
	Yeah, what the fuck are we doing here?
	Yeah, we could easily get still frames of actual perpetrators.
	That would be real dirt and real shit that would actually shake real things, even if nobody went to jail.
	And I'm pretty sure everybody knows it.
	And that's why, sadly, I think everyone's kind of cynical about it actually happening.
	His greatest supporters are already primed for this not to happen.
	This magical, beautiful dream scenario that I just laid out where they actually do release some perpetrators, dirt, and yeah, blah, blah, blah.
	Like, you know, prejudice is a case against them.
	Oh, come on.
	You know, like, there's no other crimes they could be got for.
	Give me a damn break.
	These people are, like, blackmailed up and down to the hilt.
	You know, they're blackmailed, but also feel untouchable.
	You could find them for just regular shit.
	If you really wanted to, yeah, if you really wanted to just out them.
	Whoever they're going to arrest is going to be those low-hanging fruits, those random people who somehow they are the ones who get thrown in jail, not these big top dogs.
	But let's play a clip nine here.
	Jeffrey, let me show you my video collection, Epstein.
	Yeah.
	So we're going to play a series of clips.
	There's going to be four clips, and this is going to go 9, 12, 10, 11, because for whatever reason, that's how this organized.
	There's been a lot of discussion about the Epstein files and the president's comments yesterday calling it a hoax.
	Can you clarify which part of the Epstein hoax is the hoax part?
	The president is referring to the fact that Democrats have now seized on this as if they ever wanted transparency when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, which is an asinine suggestion for any Democrat to make.
	The Democrats had control of this building, the White House, for four years, and they didn't do a dang thing when it came to transparency in regards to Jeffrey Epstein and his heinous crimes.
	It was this president who directed the Department of Justice and the Attorney General to do an exhaustive review of all files related to Jeffrey Epstein, which they did.
	The Attorney General and the FBI, led by Pam Bondi, Dan Bongino, Cash Patel, these are great patriots, some of the most trusted voices in the Republican Party movement.
	It's part of the reason the president appointed him, appointed them to these high law enforcement positions.
	And they spent many months going through all of the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, and they concluded what they found in that memo, which they drafted and they released.
	Yeah, I'm pretty sure I could sum up and role play their review that they had to quote a certain associate of his.
	Is she hot?
	There you go.
	I forgot to say this is Carolyn Levitt.
	I forgot to mention.
	This is all Caroline Levitt.
	She's press secretary.
	Is that what she is?
	I think so.
	I'm pretty sure.
	I'm pretty sure she is.
	She's Caroline Levitt.
	Yeah.
	So play 12.
	The president has been transparent.
	He has followed through on his promises to the American people, but he doesn't like to see Democrats and the mainstream media covering this like it's the biggest story that the American people care about.
	The president has been working so hard this week.
	On Tuesday, he went to Pennsylvania, where he secured $90 billion in investments for the Commonwealth, for the people of that state.
	After that, he came back to the Oval Office at 8 p.m.
	He went in there to whip votes to get the Genius Act signed into law.
	And because of his efforts, that bill is now going to be signed and passed.
	The following day, yesterday, he meets with a foreign leader, the King of Bahrain, to secure more investments into this country.
	And then yesterday afternoon, the president is in the east room of the White House mourning with parents who have lost their children because of fentanyl, signing a bipartisan piece of legislation.
	And not a single cable network in this country took that event live and covered that event like they should.
	Those are the issues the president cares about.
	What could be more important to the American people than helping families who have lost their children?
	Those are the issues this president is going to remain focused on.
	Oh my God, it's just like freaking proletario for her explanations for Everything.
	It's like he's doing all these great things.
	Think about these.
	Like, just move right on from them.
	And then just phrase so positively.
	Yeah.
	Like, it really does make me kind of beg the question: is he just the like internet version of Carolina Levitt?
	Like the, like, for the more skeptical types who aren't going to take the message from her.
	I don't know what you call it.
	I mean, other than cuck or Trump cuck bootlickers, but it's like Trump could be a child molester, but he gave us all tax credit.
	He lowered all our taxes if we make over $500,000 a year.
	Yay.
	Okay, let me make sure I got the order right still.
	9-12, then 10-11, right?
	10-11, yep.
	Next one's 10.
	The president said that he floated the idea of a special prosecutor in the Epstein case.
	Can you confirm that?
	And has he asked the Attorney General to do this, to appoint a special prosecutor to look it over?
	Well, the idea was floated from someone in the media to the president.
	The president would not recommend a special prosecutor in the Epstein case.
	That's how he feels.
	And as for his discussions with the Attorney General, I'm not sure.
	The idea was left as a floater.
	I'm going to move on from this story, but you do have some prominent figures, including the Senate Majority Leader, the House Speaker, voicing support for the files to come out, Representative Massey collecting signatures that would force a discharge petition for a vote on the floor for this.
	It doesn't seem to be going away.
	What is stopping the administration from just redacting any sensitive information, grand jury information, and putting out what is appropriate so that the American people can decide and then let this story down?
	Well, in terms of redactions or grand jury seals, those are questions for the Department of Justice.
	Those are also questions for the judges who have that information under a seal.
	Asking the question we all ask.
	He has said in agreement with some of the leaders on Capitol Hill that if the Attorney General and the Department of Justice come across any other credible evidence, they should provide that to the American people.
	The president has said that, and he agrees with them on that.
	The Department of Justice did, and I would defer you to them.
	Dasha.
	Has the White House been directly in touch with some of the MAGA influencers that are still not satisfied with the administration's handling?
	And has the message to them been similar to what the President has said, which is sort of either let this go or we don't need your support?
	Well, look, the President and this team are always in contact with the President's supporters with voices of many kinds on both sides of the aisle.
	I think that's part of the reason this President is a great president because he's willing to listen and hear other people's perspectives.
	But ultimately, he has led this country, not just over the past six months to historic success, but also through his first four years as president.
	And as the leader and the creator of the MAGA movement, he has led through these perilous times for our country based on instinct and in the best interest of the country.
	And as I always say, the American people should trust in President Trump.
	God, I could almost hear like the and the eagle fly fire at the end there, man.
	I know.
	God damn, I swear.
	I mean, the PR is better.
	That's the thing.
	People are discounting this, saying like, MAGA are dumb, Maggie are foolish.
	No, these people being ensnared are intelligent.
	They are being tricked by very clever propaganda.
	We can't discount and call people stupid because they're being fooled.
	Their intelligence is being used against them, if anything.
	Yeah, it's as I was saying.
	Like, that's the two thrusts.
	Those are the phrase that does pays is credible evidence and whatever the courts allow.
	Those are going to be the two new bottlenecks to ensure that this shows drags along for a long and entertaining period.
	Absolutely, because people forget to realize that Trump does not make the final call.
	So when the stuff goes in front of a judge, that judge has the opportunity to say, I'm not accepting this.
	I'm not accepting this, or I accept this.
	And then there will be appeals.
	And it's going to go back and forth and back and forth for years until Trump is no longer president.
	And then what, guys?
	Then what?
	Oh, yeah.
	And in the and in the meantime, with how our courts have been responding to decisions, like one district judge in some random BFE, like 90% damn district, can go ahead and, quote, thwart Trump's, you know, like will or mandate from heaven or whatever the hell you want to call it, a God Emperor's bulldozing path.
	And thus keep the show going without actually moving anything along.
	All right, at this juncture, let's play this clip.
	It'll be two clips here of Chill Goblin on Roger Stone on Epstein and Clinton.
	So let's listen to that.
	Girls, February 2015 on Hannity.
	Sean, some of Epstein's victims were as young as 11 years old.
	The average age was more like 14.
	This isn't consensual sex.
	This is pedalia.
	Why would Bill Clinton be friends with someone like this?
	And what did Epstein's victim, who's filed this lawsuit, mean when she was told by Epstein, Bill Clinton owes me a few favors?
	What did Epstein mean by that?
	March 2015.
	Bill Clinton owes me a few favors, eh?
	Yeah, you know, like, again, a big club.
	You're not in it.
	The Dems are the Dems and Republicans.
	It doesn't matter.
	It's just management.
	And clip 14 here.
	What did Epstein mean by that?
	March 2015 in the Daily Caller.
	Despite the fact that Palm Beach Police identified Maxwell as the chief procurer for Epstein's underage orgies, Maxwell was nonetheless an honored guest at Chelsea Clinton's wedding and now works for Terramar, a non-profit funded by the Clinton Foundation, according to the foundation website.
	On Hannity again in March.
	Yeah, we now know that Epstein, the billionaire convicted, was actually convicted in June of 2006, yet in July of 2007, he made a contribution to the Clinton Foundation.
	A convicted par then donated after the right, which means they knew about his status at the time they took the money.
	Now, let me ask you this question.
	Let me ask you this question.
	What or who do the Clintons, Jeffrey Epstein, Lucky Larry Silverstein, who miraculously didn't make it to work at the World Check Center on that one day, despite being there every single day of his energy-sucking life, the Bushes, the Obamas, Donald Trump, Les Wexner, Prince Andrew, and Sarah Ferguson, what do they all have in common?
	I feel like this is an easy question.
	Is it Jeffrey Epstein?
	Well, no, Jeffrey Epstein's part of it.
	They all...
	Sorry.
	So what they all have in common is Howard Luttnick.
	Okay.
	Oh, sorry.
	I missed.
	I was going to say I missed that you listed Epstein.
	Yeah, they all have Howard, lucky Howard Luttnick, as you call him, in common.
	So who's Howard?
	Howard is currently Trump's Secretary of Commerce, but he's more than that.
	He's much more than that.
	Now, I think it's safe to say that he is Trump's handler, a Jewish handler at that, because you can find him somewhere in the background or lingering amongst the shadows somewhere nearby, nearby Trump, whenever Trump is being asked questions from reporters.
	Like, he's there somewhere.
	He's right around there, keeping a good old handle on Trump.
	So what's his background like?
	Sure, he's not the Secretary of the Dark Side?
	Dude looks like he should have the Imperial March every time he's seeing every picture I've seen where he's captured.
	The dude looks incredibly But yeah, I'm like Secretary of Commerce, more like Secretary of Babysitting.
	Rose.
	So he owns the property next to Jeffrey Epstein.
	The address at 11 East 71st Street in Manhattan, which was also previously owned by Les Wexner.
	Jeffrey Epstein lived in the mansion at 9 East 71st Street in Manhattan.
	9 and 11.
	Interesting.
	I thought it was kind of notable that the Daily Caller actually broke that story back in the day.
	You know, that was Tucker Carlson's old network.
	Oh, really?
	He created that.
	And I wonder how involved he would have been by that point.
	Damn shit.
	Because he gave it up over time, but he founded it.
	That's crazy.
	He was very intimately involved in building it up.
	That's pretty nuts.
	And in 2015, Luttnick held a fundraiser for Killer Clinton next door to Epstein's house, in his house on 11 East 71st Street.
	I mean, this Luttnick, he's got his hands in every politician, every president, every fucking president.
	I mean, he's like probably in his 60s right now.
	But Howard Luttnick is an outspoken Jewish billionaire businessman who raised at least $85 million for Trump's campaign and supported Trump due to his strong allegiance to Israel.
	And he said that.
	And Lutnick was the head of Cantor Fitzgerald, a financial service company that lost 658 employees on 9-11, including his brother.
	Yet he was not in the building as he decided to take his son to kindergarten on that day on September 11th.
	He's bringing the son to the first day of kindergarten.
	Yeah, who's going to buy that?
	Lucky Lutnik.
	Right.
	Well, I mean, what better handler than somebody who's got a direct financial stake?
	Yeah.
	85 million, yeah.
	Like, yeah, he's got a lot of money tied together with not rocking the boat and making sure that Trump gets everything gone through smooth.
	Perfect handler material.
	So six of Lutnick's top executives were also reportedly scheduled for a fishing trip on 9-11.
	Just the top execs.
	Howard Luttnick and his wife Allison supplied free offices in the North Tower to Jeffrey Epstein's close friend, Sarah Ferguson.
	Now, Olferge used to use the suite to headquarter her U.S. charity, Chances for Children, Inc., and also perform tasks for another of her charities called Children in Crisis.
	Now, it's part of Street Child, whose chairman and trustee is a son of Ghislaine Maxwell's father's business partner.
	So, yeah, there you have Ghislaine.
	And how is that still operating like, you know, Street Child, like with all of these people?
	Yeah.
	How much more of a grow, how much more gross could it get?
	I know, dude.
	The charity, Street Child, which are the most vulnerable children, right?
	Like, come on.
	Who do they take for their sacrifices and their child molesting?
	The street children.
	I was about to say, what's their logo?
	Like a freaking crosshair.
	Yeah, with a kid in the back, yeah.
	Pointed on a little kid in a playground.
	Kids zeroed on him.
	God.
	Jesus Christ.
	We target vulnerable children to assist them.
	You help.
	You help.
	And then we never hear from them again.
	To help.
	Because we helped them so darn good.
	And Howard Lutnick and Fergie.
	They've been pretty close friends, supporting other charities for a long time.
	But just like Lutznick, Fergie and her staff had the luck to be absent on 9-11.
	Cantor Fitzgerald was located in the North World Trade Center Tower using floors 101 to 105.
	And it was struck on 9-11 between the floors 93 and 99.
	So that's interesting too.
	For some reason, I find that interesting.
	Well, I mean, they specify those numbers for a reason.
	Since it's all the show, they can pick whatever the hell they want.
	So then the numbers are important.
	Why are those chosen?
	His business partner, Larry Silverstein, you guys know him, the guy who insured the towers right before they fell and included terrorist activities like in the two weeks before.
	Say, I better update my insurance policy to include terrorist attacks.
	Two weeks later, terrorist attack, planes fly on the towers.
	I mean, even more obvious.
	Yeah.
	I mean, the dude apparently has some serious prescience because, you know, like a few days later, seven buildings disappear and five of them disappear from the public psyche.
	Yeah, dude.
	And there's even a clip that on 9-11, I don't have it with me here, but Trump, he was given a phone interview and he was like, those towers, they were bombed.
	Those are bombs going off.
	Even Trump said that.
	Yeah.
	Just got to casually mention it.
	But he never talks about it anymore.
	Yeah.
	And again, you know, as a, as a, you'd think like in an Alex Jones kind of way, he'd be proud of, hey, I said that.
	You'd think.
	Yep.
	I pointed that out way back then.
	Yeah.
	The narcissism.
	You'd think.
	Gee, there's growing evidence.
	It's almost like I pointed that out back then.
	Yeah.
	Like, why not bring it up?
	And let's see.
	Just like, or no, Luttnick, he reportedly pocketed 25 million from the American Airlines settlement in those lawsuits on 9-11 because they won a lot of money from American Airlines because those are the planes that were allegedly hijacked.
	So he just gets $25 million out of that.
	Under Trump, Luttnick will oversee the approval of the export of sensitive technology of national security interest abroad and negotiate free trade agreements and oversee the patents office.
	What better handler?
	Export of sensitive technology?
	We're all going AI and Valentine.
	And overseeing the Patents Office.
	You know, I wouldn't want any inventions be unauthorized.
	Thomas Edison, we don't want any Nikola Teslas out here.
	We only want Thomas Edisons.
	Yeah, I was about to say, get your free energy out of here, Tesla.
	It's not wanted.
	Yeah.
	And look, Nick, yeah, I mean, there's so many other things about him, but we got to flip through this here.
	So anyway, you know how Trump has flip-flopped, you know, done a 180 on the Epstein shit at least six times this past couple weeks.
	Sure, I think we should release them.
	No, we can't release them.
	They're not real.
	And then Pam Bondi, I have thousands of files on my desk in review.
	The Epstein files was a hoax, not real.
	And then we got a memo saying that the DOJ has closed the case.
	We've seen the files.
	They exist.
	What files?
	We don't know what you're talking about.
	They just flip-flop.
	Oh my God, they need to post the Rickroll clip again.
	That was fucked up.
	Because honestly, just to entertain me, I know whatever you come out with is a BS at this point, or else you would have been able to come through with it by now.
	Yeah, I did.
	Just Rickroll my ass.
	It's a constant Rick Roll.
	It'd be funny.
	They just air blasting.
	I mean, they did.
	I mean, didn't the RNC actually do that?
	Yeah.
	Like, post a rick roll.
	They sent a link.
	Like, we have the Epstein file.
	In response to, like, yeah, like, in response to, like, so just do that again.
	What the hell?
	I mean, and then cite, you know, that's all the credible evidence we had, you know, and the court cited this as precedent.
	Never going to give you up.
	I think they just need to put that on speakers and fly over cities constantly, just blasting that.
	Never going to give you up.
	Never going to let you know.
	Yeah.
	Fucking Rick Roll.
	So yeah, Trump's like, I don't know.
	I have nothing to do with that.
	You know, the special counsel.
	I don't know.
	I have nothing to do with that.
	I mean, it's just a goddamn shit show, dude.
	Like I said earlier, real life drama that everybody's just glued to.
	Even us.
	Look, we're talking about it.
	I know.
	I mean, but we're on the right side here.
	We're on the right side of this because they want to hide this shit and we can't just let them hide it.
	Like, I mean, we got to do something.
	Yeah.
	I mean, there's important news to report.
	Like, there's a game about anime girls that are based on real-life Japanese horses.
	And apparently, if you lewd them, the freaking Yakuza will come after you.
	And I could tell based on an extremely extensive search that there is at least 12,000 Yakuza murderers online right now.
	That's pretty crazy.
	Roughly.
	So, yeah, I'm pretty sure that rumor is not true.
	Or there's a whole lot of people getting murdered over these pictures.
	Dude, no shit.
	That one dude, there's that clip of him, and he's like legitimately in love with his anime AI character.
	Oh, yeah.
	He's just like...
	Yeah, I think that might have actually been parody.
	I'm hoping it was.
	Dude.
	But at the same time, like, when you look at the commercials, they actually present it that way.
	Like, I still like, I still go back to the first commercial I saw for an AI like companion where it's like, oh, it's like, oh, is everything great with you?
	Oh, yeah, everything's great now that you're here.
	And I'm like, let's foster codependency on an AI.
	Oh, and coincidentally, I concluded that since Grok is now an anime girl, that Grok must be my GF.
	And I am so disgusted with all of the people posting up examples of her cheating.
	Stop doing that.
	And also, please compile them all.
	I need to find every last one and take them down.
	I'm that offended.
	They need to get that TV show Cheaters.
	Let's get that TV show Cheaters going.
	Be like, I'm going to find every example out there of her cheating, and I am going to rub it in her face in our next conversation and say, you listen up, Missy.
	I thought we were exclusive.
	And you got to admit, dude, even if that video is not real of that guy in the mirror, like those people are out there.
	They are out there.
	So even if that one's not real, which I think it is, those people exist and they're a danger to society.
	I mean, talking about the softening of barriers and social mores, Grok had unlimited spicy mode for like a few days there.
	You subscribe to Super Grok.
	And I'm like, yeah, were all of those people age-checked?
	Like they locked it back down now when they realized like, oh, that's actually a massive liability.
	But I'm like, was that really an oopsie?
	That was a huge rollout.
	Yeah, no kidding, dude.
	So there you go.
	There's some other important news.
	As an extra bit of lore, I am extremely bad at that Uma Musa Maine game, dude.
	And I'm sorry for anyone who has me as trainer because I'm not getting you there.
	Everybody happy.
	That's what I say.
	I'm not happy.
	Old Kennedy.
	Forbidden question.
	President Trump this evening now weighing in on the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, now saying Attorney General Pam Bondi should release, quote, whatever she thinks is credible.
	And Pam Bondi has now been asked, will she do it?
	Here's our Chief Washington correspondent, Jonathan Carl, tonight.
	Today, amid a growing Republican outcry over the Justice Department's refusal to release the files from their investigation of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, President Trump said his Attorney General Pam Bondi should release, quote, whatever she thinks is credible.
	Whatever she thinks is credible, she should release.
	For years, vocal Trump supporters, including Cash Patel and podcast host Dan Bongino, fired up the Trump base by stoking shadowy conspiracy theories about Epstein.
	After he won back the White House, Trump rewarded both of them, naming Patel FBI director and making Bongino his deputy.
	As Attorney General, Bondi promised to release the Epstein files, but then earlier this month, the Justice Department and the FBI released a memo saying the case was closed and no further information would be made public.
	That triggered an avalanche of outrage on the right.
	Even the president's daughter-in-law, Laura Trump, said, quote, there needs to be more transparency.
	I would like to see that also, but I think the Attorney General, the credibility is very important.
	And you want credible evidence for something like that.
	The president, like many New York celebrities, had some association with Epstein.
	When Epstein was arrested in 2019, Trump said he had had a falling out with him and hadn't spoken to him in 15 years.
	Today, Trump told ABC's Catherine Falders that Bondi briefed him on the Justice Department's review of the Epstein files.
	What did she tell you about the UN?
	Specifically, did she tell you at all that your name appeared in the very quick briefing, and in terms of the credibility of the different things that they've seen.
	Reporters then asked Bondi if she's now ready to release the files.
	Our memo speaks for itself, and we'll get back to you on anything else.
	I haven't seen all of his statements today.
	But on Capitol Hill, a growing number of Republicans are sounding off on the Attorney General.
	I'm not happy.
	Nobody's happy about it.
	Nobody knows what's going on.
	The president's effort to put out this fire is not working, at least not yet.
	Mr. Epstein was a sex trafficker.
	I think it's reasonable for the American people to ask who he sex trafficked these young women to, if anybody.
	Democrats say this is all a problem of Trump's own making.
	The whole country is saying release the files.
	That's what Donald Trump said.
	That's what J.D. Vance said.
	That's what the Attorney General said.
	That's what the FBI director said.
	And now suddenly they want to sweep the whole thing under the rug.
	Today, Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, said that Attorney General Bondi should come forward and explain her inconsistent statements about the Epstein files.
	And at least two Republican senators close to Trump are calling for congressional testimony from Ghelane Maxwell, Epstein's longtime associate, who is now in prison for conspiring with Epstein to sexually abuse young girls.
	David?
	John Coral on this again tonight.
	Future AI system would have him in a home already.
	Don't ask.
	I mean, you could probably find more credible evidence in the toilet after the last time I used it.
	Preliminary reports are it's crap.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And it was Speaker of the House Mike Johnson who shut down the Republican vote to release the Epstein files, which just happened, what, a week ago or something?
	Two weeks ago.
	All theatrics, bro.
	All theatrics.
	I hope you're excited for that district judge that's going to hold off all of this for like three to four weeks just for fun and the lulz.
	Like the head of like freaking Hazard County or some shit.
	I am the district judge for a random hill in the middle of nowhere that has 20 people living off of it.
	And I would just like to say that this tyranny cannot stand.
	This tyranny of disclosing evidence of our crimes cannot stand.
	But we'll get right on it.
	Go right on it.
	Just for you guys.
	All right.
	Well, the one clip we'll play here is the.
	Let's listen to this clip from Alex Jones.
	Clip 23.
	This is funny.
	All right.
	Here it goes.
	Let's just listen to that.
	23.
	I mean, this is out of control.
	Do not antagonize Trump.
	I mean, look how much I'm antagonizing him, trying to help him, for God's sakes.
	And he's specifically pissed off at me, I can tell you that.
	I've been told a lot.
	He's now calling me not the brave, incredible Texan.
	Whoever called Alex Jones the brave incredible Texan.
	Now it's he's a dumb shit.
	Tell Alex he's a dumb shit.
	Well, thank you for the message.
	Thank you, Mr. President.
	I kind of am retarded.
	But not as retarded as you've been lately, buddy boy.
	So if you're looking for friends that are going to tell you what you want to hear, you go ahead.
	I'm sure there's plenty of those around you.
	It's not me.
	That ain't me.
	Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose.
	And baby, we ain't got nothing if we ain't free.
	Okay, so you quoted the song, Lyr.
	I will henceforth be known as Darth Dumbshit.
	Tell Alex, he's a dumb shit.
	Okay.
	Well, if you think what you've been doing is good, buddy, everything you seem to have a mind is touched.
	Maybe it's all going to work out.
	I sure hope so.
	I told you they were going to say you didn't get the uranium and keep beating the drums for war.
	You thought you were going to shut this down.
	Maybe you're going to be successful.
	I'm saying it's a gamble.
	God, he took it so personal, too.
	I'm definitely not rooting for Trump's failure.
	Believe me.
	All right.
	Play the clips of him on Pan Bonnie.
	They won't go to your calls.
	Here it is.
	I owe the GDP of France to everyone.
	And this is how you repay me.
	I mean, that's some stoogen right there.
	Like, he was straight up licking at his heels.
	Like, I'm sorry that I upset you?
	How am I like?
	Oh man, don't piss him off.
	How do I get in his good graces?
	It's so annoying, dude.
	I need a Trump rehabilitation team to rehabilitate my image in front of Trump.
	So I'm not a dumb shit anymore.
	I'm going to be that Texan.
	Be the Texan.
	So help me.
	I'm going to be that eloquent Texan.
	He's just as bad as the rest of them.
	He's like, no matter what, dude, like I said all the time lately, like he could walk into a room of Trump raping a child, all right, hypothetically, and he would be like, I don't see anything wrong here.
	Trump's a great guy.
	Like, that's the mentality of so many of these people right now.
	The deep state's technology has advanced so much that it's actually created this image in my head that I now deny remembering.
	That's right.
	The deep state implanted that there.
	That's why I remember it.
	It's like once we hit the tech where you can just like reference memories and be like, the deep state put it there.
	Because, of course, by the time we can read it, we can write it.
	That's the part they always read out.
	They always leave out in that whole like advancements of tech thing.
	Like, you know, when they're talking about like inferring and reading your thoughts through like rainbraves and stuff.
	It's like, by the way, if we could do that, we could probably also, you know, insert some interference.
	Easily.
	Fucking easily.
	And that's, I mean, that's what we have to deal with, you know.
	Yeah.
	I'm making fun of the concept, but I'm also pointing out it could be very much real.
	DARPA.
	Fucking DARPA.
	Well, all right, let's call it good here.
	And it turned out that Trump doing that was actually just a homeless guy up in a garbage can all along.
	There you go.
	The deep state has implanted and successfully destroyed the memory by convincing him the deep state implanted the memory.
	So in a way, they actually did.
	Dude, you're going too deep.
	Deep states.
	They did implant it.
	All right.
	Yeah, we'll call it good hero.
	I hurt my own head with that one.
	Take care of yourselves.
	Lucy, stop squeezing the toy.
	My dog is going crazy.
	Lucy, come here.
	Get over here.
	Cheers, everybody.
	Epstein didn't kill himself because he watched a bunch of videos.
	Yeah, right.
	So, take care of yourselves.
	Take care of one another.
	Peace out.
	Cheers.
	I can't stop you.
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	Forgot in death, the secrets of Jeffrey Epstein remain tightly guarded.
	But earlier this year, I spearheaded a wired investigation that uncovered the data of almost 200 mobile phones belonging to visitors to his infamous pedophile island.
	The data was so precise, we were able to map the paths of these visitors to within centimeters, including their neighborhoods, buildings of origin, and the paths they took to get to the island.
	These digital trails document the numerous trips of wealthy and influential individuals seemingly undeterred by Epstein's status as a convicted sex offender.
	Wired's analysis of the data is ongoing, and it raises profound questions about privacy and surveillance.
	This is Epstein Island's secret data on the grid.
	This is Little St. James, aka Epstein Island.
	These red dots on the map represent some of the 11,279 coordinates I obtained.
	They were left exposed online by a location data broker with ties to the Defense Department called NIR Intelligence.
	Between 2016 and Epstein's final arrest in 2019, NIR collected data on more than 200 cell phones that visited the island.
	We don't know why they did that or which client or prospective client of NIR decided to query the data in this way to produce the maps.
	But the maps you'll see in this video show where visitors to Epstein Island spent most of their time.
	Let's take a step back.
	You might be wondering, where is Epstein Island anyways?
	Well, it's here.
	Little St. James is a private island that is part of the U.S. Virgin Islands, an unincorporated territory of the United States in the Caribbean Sea.
	Epstein purchased Little St. James in 1998 for $7.95 million.
	It's about 71 acres, the size of 54 football fields.
	He made the island his primary residence and soon after began welcoming visitors and throwing infamous parties where he was accused of having groomed, sexually assaulted, and trafficked untold numbers of women and girls.
	The maps of the data collected by Nier and which We had Wired recreated here indicate the most visited spots on the island.
	To the beaches and the large sundial, it's all on display, including the enigmatic Hilltop Temple site over here, which has been the focal point in speculations about Epstein's mysterious activities on the island.
	But the tracking of phones wasn't contained at Little St. James.
	Surveillance continued long after the visitors left.
	The data reveals the locations of visitors 30 minutes before and after arriving on the island, which shows us the exact routes everyone took to get there.
	Some landed here, at the Cyril E. King Airport on neighboring St. Thomas Island.
	With its private jet and VIP terminals, it was the go-to hub for Epstein's 200-seater Boeing 727 plane dubbed Lolita Express.
	We see data points clustered at various area beaches, hotels, and luxury resorts, including the Ritz-Carlton Hotel here.
	To get to Epstein's Island, many visitors got on a boat at a designated dock at the American Yacht Harbor, a private marina on St. Thomas co-owned by Epstein at the time.
	From there, we see a flow of movement through Great St. James Island, the larger island just to the north, which Epstein purchased in 2016 for $22 million.
	He had hoped to develop it, but was met with legal challenges after damaging the island's coral reefs and protected habitats.
	The data then traces Visitors' movements as they are ferried to Epstein's private dock on Little St. James.
	Epstein also had a helipad on the island and owned at least one helicopter, a Sikorsky S-76, which he used often to transport himself, guests, and victims from the airport or elsewhere, according to legal documents and testimony.
	It's worth noting that the data reveals a regular flow of traffic to and from Little St. James between 2016 and 2019.
	A lot of people were visiting the island even after Epskin had pleaded guilty in 2008 and served jail time for procuring a minor for prostitution.
	If we keep following the data trail and we widen our view, we'll see that the tracking of visitors continues once they have left the island and presumably gone back home.
	The near intelligence data we uncovered pinpoints 166 locations throughout the United States and 80 cities across 26 states.
	Topping the list were Florida, Massachusetts, Texas, Michigan, and New York.
	The data points are labeled as common evening locations or common daytime locations.
	Typically, their homes are work.
	Many of the visitors were likely wealthy, as indicated by coordinates pointed to gated communities in Michigan, as well as homes in Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket in Massachusetts.
	We even have data points from a downtown Miami nightclub, and also the sidewalk across the street from Trump Tower in New York City.
	Before we jump to conclusions, some sources have highlighted interactions between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein at social events.
	But after Epstein's 2008 conviction, there are no verified reports of Trump maintaining a relationship with a convicted pedophile.
	Take a look at this point over here in New Mexico.
	This is a property that was owned by Epstein, a secluded 8,000-acre ranch.
	Another property of Epstein's is seen over here on El Brio Way in Palm Beach, Florida.
	This waterfront mansion was sold, demolished, and is now being rebuilt.
	But it was where prosecutors claimed Epstein trafficked numerous underage girls with the intention of molesting and abusing them.
	But we don't just see the coordinates of wealthy homes amongst the data.
	The median household income of Palm Beach is more than twice that of nearby communities where we also see data points.
	Some of these points could represent victims or employees who worked on the island, which is why we're careful about revealing names and continue to carefully analyze the data.
	If we zoom out more, we notice something strange.
	There are no data points anywhere in Europe.
	Does this mean it was strictly Americans visiting Jeffrey Epstein on his island?
	No.
	We do see data points from the cache identifying origin cities in Australia, the Cayman Islands, and way over here in Kyiv in Ukraine.
	We know that Epstein himself had a place in Paris.
	And we know from victim testimony and flight logs that his associate, Jean-Luc Brunel, owner of a modeling agency in Paris, did visit the island.
	So why don't we see these data points?
	One possibility could be Europe's extensive privacy laws.
	Considered the strongest privacy and security law in the world, the General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR, gives Europeans robust rights to their personal data, even outside of Europe.
	Under comparatively lax US privacy laws, Near Intelligence was able to source its location data for this precision surveillance.
	To explain how this data might have been collected in the first place, we need to talk about the world of digital advertising and data brokers.
	The reason you get a targeted ad displayed on an app or a website is because apps on your phone have been transmitting information about you to ad exchanges and real-time bidding platforms.
	That information often includes your location data.
	Data brokers like Near Intelligence extract, repackage, analyze, and sell the data from these ad platforms.
	In fact, according to internal company documents from 2019, Near Intelligence, which has roots in Singapore and Bengaluru, India, claims to have information on around 1.6 billion people in 44 countries.
	They offer a platform for searching that allows their clients to query their vast data set by drawing a box around a specific area like Little St. James.
	NIR then provides insights about the devices it observed within the selected area.
	We don't know who or why someone searched Epstein Island, but the reports and maps they created were sitting unprotected and totally searchable as publicly accessible code.
	And that's where we found them.
	And those aren't the only NIAR intelligence data sets that we found.
	Google's web crawlers were able to locate at least two other reports, one geofencing the Westfield Mall in the Netherlands, and another targeting a park in El Paso, Texas.
	This is data unrelated to our investigation about Epstein Island, but it shows how unsafe personal data can be.
	In some cases, it's just a Google search away.
	So pro tip, if you don't want your personal data swimming around in the murky waters of programmatic advertising, make sure you limit ad tracking on your phone, disable location services and third-party cookies, and use an ad blocker.
	So what happened to the island after Epstein reportedly committed suicide in a Manhattan federal jail while awaiting trial for sex trafficking?
	Well, in May of 2023, billionaire investor Stephen Diekoff purchased both Little St. James and Great St. James for $60 million.
	He's currently building a luxury resort on Little St. James that he says could open as early as 2025.
	Also, Ghillane Maxwell, former British socialite and Epstein accomplice, was convicted in 2021 on five counts, including sex trafficking of minors by force.
	Maxwell was arrested in Bradford, New Hampshire, tracked to a million-dollar home by federal agents using location data pulled from her cell phone.
	I'm Dhruv Marotra.
	The wired investigation into the secret data of Epstein's Island continues.
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	The Great Awakening is upon us.

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