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I first met Jeffrey Epstein in 1995. So, I'm 25 years old. This is the painting that Jeffrey Epstein purchased the night I met him. Maria Farmer, who says Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell sexually assaulted her. So, she said she saw Trump at Epstein's office late at night in 1995. At the time, she was 25 years old. Interesting.
All right, let's get into the first clip here that is a clip from the call with you and Maria Farmer, Epstein victim. Whitney, I got it I've got to tell you something. This is why I've been dying to tell you. There are only 30 women that have come forward. 30. Whitney, I saw between I'm not kidding I'm I'm very disturbed by this part. I saw at least five girls come in that house a day. I mean, on a really slow day there would be three little girls.
>> High. I know it was really high. The actual amount.
>> Oh, Whitney, it's in the it's in the thousands. Where are they? Where are they? Are they dead? I mean, children have to be dead because here's the thing like Brad was like what if they become drug addicts? What? You you think some of them were killed? I I think that they had to be because here's the thing, Whitney. Brad said he knows of 500 just in Florida. Like, we can't find them. Where are they? And the thing is like oh, this kid's making that is loud machine out there. Um, come inside for a second, Brady. Um, anyway, all I was going to say is that that these children were between you know, yeah, thousands. Thousands. I was there a year and I saw thousands of little girls. Which is it was so exhausting, Whitney. They were in his office They were in They were just constantly little girls there. Constantly. And I remember one one of the reasons I quit, I said I am tired of dealing with the the number of people coming and going. You know, I'm just tired of it and that's almost horrible now, but I didn't understand what was happening entirely. I just knew it was weird. And I certainly didn't know it was pedophilia.
I mean, and the other thing is Ghislaine had said one day in Florida when I was in Florida, she said, you know, we have to go on a a jog for a while. And I said, why? And she said, well, Jeffrey needs three massages. So, while I was in Florida, there were three little girls being assaulted. And now I look back on that I'm so creeped out. You know, I didn't know. But I knew that they abused their maids from the Philippines. Um, that was another reason I quit. Uh, because one day I went to take a nap upstairs in the 66 or in the mansion on 71st. And you know, I worked the door like signing people in and there was no one coming in that day. And so, I went and uh took a nap. And what they were the sweetest ladies from the Philippines ever. And they came in and they were like kind of talking me in and one of them whispered, we I said I said, um, how long have you worked here? And she said, we were stolen. Like, what does that mean they were stolen? They were trafficked. And they have them in They have women from the Philippines in Florida and and in um New York and in the uh house on um in in on the ranch. And that's And no one ever cares. Like, I mentioned this and everybody goes, yeah, well. They trafficked people out of the Philippines and Thailand as servants. Yeah, I mean, that is so incredibly disturbing to listen to uh the idea Yeah, the idea of that that the mainstream media wouldn't report that there were so many more potential victims and there's been very little effort on the part of the media to to find these women. You know?
>> Yeah. Well, those 500 in Florida, they have their names. They can't find them anywhere. Really?
>> Who's got their names? Uh, the one of the victims' lawyers. And they cannot
>> They know there's these 500 victims in Florida they can't find. And how did they get the names of those victims? Uh, I think you'd have to ask them. I don't really know exactly how they But, I mean, you know, it's their job to investigate this stuff. They have all the victims that have come forward. Yeah.
>> they apparently have names and they're these girls are nowhere. And that's just 500. Like she was saying, this was in the '90s. This was like five a day. Different girls. Yeah, back then you could make people disappear relatively easily, especially if they were from a lower socioeconomic background. Some of them were foster kids. Some of them were, you know, fall through the cracks. Uh, and and so easily nobody's looking for those girls. Nobody's trying to find them. It's insane now. Ghislaine Maxwell would go out on these drives to procure models.
She would say, these are the new biles. I need the new biles. She would bring them to Jeffrey Epstein's mansion. And Jeffrey was lying there on the bed with socks on and boxers. And he goes, sit right here. And I thought, oh god. I remember being in a lot of pain. I remember having some bruises. They didn't get my clothes off. They tried. I was in an absolute panic to the point where I was able to get myself up and get out of that room. And Ghislaine came after me, but I I I literally took these big pieces of furniture and I pushed them against the door.
Maria Farmer was a victim of Epstein how? Was she sexually assaulted by him or what what was her role there? So, she she started out as an interior decorator. Then how did she get How did she get wrapped up in in what else was going on? Let me tell you I'll try and summarize her story. And and when you hear it, you will realize why the mainstream media will not tell her story because it happened the worst of it happened at Wexner's house. Okay. In New Albany, Ohio. Right. So, obviously if they were to talk about it in any sort of detail they'd have to talk about Wexner. Uh, right?
>> Right. So, um, at some point where she was working for Epstein, she was basically told, oh, Abigail Wexner, that's Leslie Wexner's wife, wants an artist in residence. And she was basically, you know, told it would be great and she could go eat at this country club. Um, go play tennis there and it was going to be all nice and there was this big estate and there were horses. I don't know. So, she ends up going. She stays in his guest house. It has just like all these other residences, all these cameras everywhere. They watch her every move. She has to call uh Abigail Wexner or someone uh to get, you know, permission to leave the house to even go outside and like sit on the porch. You know, um, this country club she tried to go and she was told that she wouldn't be served because she's not Jewish. Interesting. Which is weird. Um, but apparently she said all these people like Ghislaine, you know, all these people would just tell her they were like really supremacist. Um, I don't know. So, apparently she said that didn't surprise her based on everything else she experienced around these people. Um but I I at some point uh you know, she was there for three months and they really limited the amount of food they gave her. She felt like she was being starved, she said. Which is disturbing. Um, so she was basically trapped there, you know. Um and uh you know, Epstein and and Ghislaine uh came I I think three to four times during her three-month stay there and on the last day um they tried to rape her. Both of them.
>> Both of them tried to rape her.
>> Maxwell and Epstein. And what what happened then? Well, um, so when we talked, she jumped around a lot um from different topics from this to that. From what I understand, after that, um, you know, they ended up leaving. She called the police and the police uh basically said they weren't going to come help her because they work for Wexner. They work at his gate. At the estate. And to like stop calling. Basically. And how how old was she when this was happening? Uh, she was an adult, but I don't know how The the thing is she was an adult when this happened, but they took her sister. They kidnapped her sister and she was like 15 When did they kidnap her sister? Um, I'd have to look back at at my notes cuz it's a long story. I mean, three and a half hours later
>> No, of course. Yeah. But I mean, the mainstream media, the New York Times basically makes the story sound like, oh, she went to Wexner's house to paint a mural and Epstein hired her and then Epstein tried to put his hands on her and then she called the cops and, you know, that was it. Right.
>> No. And apparently at some point this bodyguard for Wexner, who's former like special forces military guy, who's now Will Smith's bodyguard, um he basically came over and was like, you know, you're never leaving here and was like basically like I'm going to kill you. And the only reason she said she made it out is because there was a landline in that house and she called literally everyone she had ever met in her entire life. Wow. Her entire like her whole family, as many people as she could saying they are trying to kill me. Now.
>> they saw her making a stink with all these cameras, they ended up letting her go. And she said to me, I was an adult at the time. What if I had been one of those preteen girls or one of those younger kids? What would have happened to me? Did she ever see any notable people, any bold-face names with Epstein and Ghislaine that would be surprising to anybody? Oh, yeah. Um, one thing that shocked me, um, honestly, is that she said that in New York, uh, Ghislaine would go to these like, um, around the time school would get out to like middle schools. She would like drive around and say that she was recruiting models for Victoria's Secret and would go up to like all these 12-year-old girls with like braces and stuff and school uniforms, but she almost always went to do this with Ivana Trump, Trump's ex-wife. And so they were together all the time in this going around in cars talking to these young girls and that they would exchange information and the next day those girls would be in Epstein's office. So she would go around to I imagine you know, were these prep schools? Are these public I mean I don't know exactly what type of school it was, but what she was doing was like
>> that they're going to very wealthy schools because then the parents of those kids would also be sort of powerful and connected people. Um, but I but who knows? Who knows? But so she was going to junior high schools, middle schools with Ivana Trump and getting and saying she was recruiting girls for uh Victoria Wait, what was she recruiting recruiting girls for? She told Ghislaine told Maria because Maria would come along in the car. They'd be like, "Come with us." Like she like Ghislaine would take her shopping and all this stuff. She'd be like, "Get in the car. Let's go, you know?" And she would like stay in the car and like see these exchanges happen, you know? Um, but one thing she did tell me is that they asked the kids about their grades. They only wanted the the kids with good grades. They wanted smart kids and they wanted talented kids, like creative kids. And she would say, "I'm recruiting for modeling agency." And then and she would do this with Ivana Trump. Yeah, I mean, it's satanic. It's horrible. It's evil. Um, Ivana Trump what's what's the angle there? I mean I mean does does her name come up?
>> I honestly don't know cuz it had never come up before, but she was like, "I want her to explain herself. Why was she always there? And why was she always going around with Ghislaine with these kids, you know? Why was she involved? Like she should explain herself." That's what that's what Maria said.
>> lot of photos with Ghislaine and Ivana Trump? I I haven't seen any, but that doesn't mean they don't exist.
>> so, but I mean I have to go I mean there's pictures of Ghislaine and Trump from like the early 90s and all that stuff. So I I really honestly wouldn't be that surprising. This was like mid-90s, right? This is like '95. You know, by the time it hit like 2000 and so, like the Trump-Epstein relationship sort of started to get rocky.