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There is no Epstein list. That basically there's a black book of Jeffrey Epstein contacts, and the vast majority of those contacts are already out there publicly. That's why you know names like Prince Andrew or Alan Dersowitz, or some of the names that have been mentioned here. Those contacts, there is no evidence, according to the DOJ and the FBI, and again, that's public. There's no evidence that any of those third parties were having girls trafficked to them.
I just want to do a little segment. Who, uh, it's a fun little segment if you, if there's fun to be had in the Epstein Files. Uh, here to me are the, what I compiled, some of the biggest losers, uh, from the Epstein Files. And of course, Cash Patel has got to be number one. Cash Patel, who was in, when he was testifying to Congress, he said this.
"As, excuse me of interrupting, but I'm going to run out of time. You've seen most of the files. Uh, who, if anyone, did Epstein traffic these young women to besides himself?"
"Himself. There is no credible information. None. If there were, I would bring the case yesterday."
So, no, there, there's nobody. He didn't traffic them to anybody. It was just him and Ghislaine. And they were having a good massage party time with themselves all the time. Even though now there's 3 million pages of documents that show the exact opposite, that they were entrapping the most powerful people in the world. Everyone from entertainers to academics to politicians to heads of state to the royal family. Uh, they had them all in their, uh, what, what do they call, uh, uh, control center? Is I'm trying to think of how Katherine Austin Fitz refers to it.
"Yeah."
So he, so there, so that I don't, he's never going to live this down. I should have had Dan, Dan Banino in there with him, but I don't. Uh, who said he saw all the files and Epstein killed himself. Well, now in the files, it turns out that, uh, there's testimony from a guard inside the prison who says they took Epstein out the night before.
"Oh, so he is alive. And they weren't lying when they said it was, was not a murder, 'cause it wasn't. He's alive."
But, so it, it looks like he might be alive. I, I, I didn't, again, there's so much stuff from the Epstein files. I didn't have time to get that and put it in here, but I did see it.
"Right. Well, if he's dead, he worked for Mossad. If he's alive, Mossad works for him."
"Yeah. Yep."
So, uh, here's another great guy. Here's Ben Shapiro. Uh, half a year ago, he insisted there was no Epstein list, no Epstein files, and no human trafficking. He even mocked Tucker Carlson and claimed Mossad had nothing to do with it. Uh, now that the files are out, he's suddenly silent. I wonder why. Let's listen.
"Thousands of hours of tape. There are, by the way, but they are child pornography. The reason the FBI is not releasing them is because those tapes do not include underage people with third parties on Epstein Island. That is not what the tapes are. I also have sources in the federal government who are covering this stuff and have seen the documents. Hey, those tapes are just child porn. That's all. That's what they are. That's why the FBI is not releasing them. Okay, as far as the Epstein list, what I have been told by my sources is that the, there is no Epstein list. That basically there's a black book of Jeffrey Epstein contacts and the vast majority of those contacts are already out there publicly. That's why you know names like Prince Andrew or Alan Dersowitz or some of the names that have been mentioned here. Those contacts, there is no evidence, according to the DOJ and the FBI, and again, that's public. There's no evidence that any of those third parties were having girls trafficked to them."
Here is Tucker then asserting that it was actually Mossad. Again, without evidence. That's not, not a shock. Of course, this is where Tucker was going. This has become the hot speculation on the internet is without evidence. You say that Mossad was running Jeffrey Epstein. When I say without evidence, I mean without evidence. Naftali Bennett, the former Israeli prime minister, said, quote, "As a former Israeli prime minister, with the Mossad having reported directly to me, I say to you with 100% certainty, the accusation that Jeffrey Epstein somehow worked for Israel or the Mossad running a blackmail ring is categorically and totally false. This accusation is a lie being peddled by prominent online personalities such as Tucker Carlson pretending they know things they don't." And in fact, I followed up.
"Oh, so, so a guy inside Israel says it's not true. So must not be."
"You buy electronics on 40 seconds. It's the same kind of reliability."
"Yeah, that's right. And Bill Clinton said he did not have sex with that woman."
"The former prime minister, Naftali Bennett. And what he told me is that Mossad has not been active in the United States since the, or against the United States since the Jonathan Pollard scandal of 1987."
"When a US Army contractor, he's actually working for the Navy, revealed classified information to the Israeli government. He was prosecuted by the United States government and ended up in prison for almost 30 years. And so Israel since then has not spied on the United States with."
"Since then. That's it. It's all over. They're done."
"His eyebrows with a Sharpie, by the way. My."
"I think he does."
"Uh, you see mascara up his brows. Is that? It looks good. Hey."
"So his sources are the Mossad. That's who he's used. His sources are the Mossad. Their entire purpose is to lie. Of course, there's no evidence. They flew for hours merely to sample the crab cakes and clam chowder, maybe even some pizza and hot dogs. Of course, there's no. That's what they just went there because there was a good chef on the island. That's what it was all about. He can make pizza and hot dogs."
Uh, here's another big loser. Uh, let's watch.
"We have a lot to run on and you have a lot to run against, given the other party. But I will tell you this, we better be united. We better be strong. We better be focused. We better be articulate. We can't waste our time on Epstein and other stuff that are going on here that some people want us to focus on. I'm about had it with all that stuff. We better focus on who we are, what we're doing, where we want to take the country, and what they want to do to the country."
"Yeah. We can't talk about the, a blackmail ring that has every politician and every powerful person in the Western world under their thumb. You can't talk about the people who are really. That's not important. We don't want to talk about that. A, an unbelievable blackmail, uh, ring."
"Look at the face on Mike Johnson. Look at his face. Look at his face."
"I know. And then this, then this wizard over here is talking to this gay golem."
"We better be united, sir."
"Please don't tell anyone I'm gay."
"Speaker, God bless you, my friend. I appreciate you very, very much."
"You too, Mark. Thanks for all you do. God bless."
"God bless."
"Uh, Mark Levin's only purpose is to make you fed up when he says so. That's it. Why? Because he doesn't want you absorbing the details and then changing your opinion. That is his doomsday scenario. When you wake up. That's a doomsday."
Here's some more people, big losers. Remember these people? None of these people have tweeted about the Epstein files release. I wonder why. Remember the people who they were given the Epstein files? Remember that? That was, they thought that was going to take care of it. Then nobody would ask any more questions, except they weren't given the Epstein files. They were given redacted BS.
"Yes. I saw it in Life, Liberty, and Levin."
"So there, so that's, we got, uh, Mark Levin, we got Ben Shapiro, uh, we got Cash Patel. And here, Russ, Russell Dobbs. He went nuclear. He went nuclear on my, my friend, um, my ex-friend Michael Tracy and my friend Matt Taibbi. He says, 'Day three of radio silence from Michael Tracy.' So, I don't know if you know what Michael Tracy's doing. Michael Tracy has been making it his career to pretend, uh, just like Mark Levin, just like Ben Shapiro, just like Cash Patel. Michael Tracy, the investigative reporter, yes."
"Is here to tell you that it's a hoax, just like President Trump said. It, uh."
"Smart position. Smart position from a weasel-sized oily man."
"So, it's, he, he, his whole career now, his mo, focus has been to call all the Epstein accusers fabulous and storytellers."
"And that, uh, Jeffrey Epstein was never really convicted of trafficking. It's a, it's the craziest thing. Even for, I mean, I like a guy who's a contrarian, but Michael Tracy is really, uh, on purpose, discredited himself. I don't know if they have blackmail on him or if someone's paying. I don't know what. I don't know how you explain it. But Russ goes hard at him. Russ says, 'Day three of radio silence.' I actually went to, right before this, I went to Michael Tracy's Twitter to see, and he hasn't tweeted up to this moment. He hasn't been."
"Five days silent, so that."
"Right. What? Five days?"
"On him. Someone's got to do a wellness check."
"'Day three of radio silence.' This is on January 31st. 'Day three of radio silence from Michael Tracy. Seems like only yesterday that he had a fellow, he and fellow disgraced former journalist Matt Taibbi proudly announced their joint PDF file protection series in which they promised to go after the real criminals in this story, Epstein's accusers and the reporters that have covered them. Do they, do they scratch it or throw the remaining scraps of their reputation on the dumpster fire that is their Substack?' Seems like a job for Crazy Walter K. Oh, he's even going after Walter Kern. If he can't, if he can't come up with a batshit rant about how everyone behind this release is a treasonous trans that should be summarily executed by ICE, then nobody can. I think he's going a little hard on, uh, Matt and Walter. Uh, I, I still appreciate."
"Who's Kim? I don't even know him."
"I, I appreciate Matt's journalism. People get on him because he doesn't cover things they want him to cover, like Israel, Gaza, whatever that."
"I like his name. Rubies. That's not up to me. I, people get to cover what they want. They don't. If he's not covering what you want, go to someone else. I, I don't understand that criticism. But anyway, um, uh, I agree with everything he said about, about Michael Tracy."
"I mean, it's hard not to, Jimmy."
"I'm with, I'm with you on that. It's, uh, uh, it sounds like, uh, either, either he's one himself or somebody got compromised on him being a, a PDF file, or he's just, or money, or I don't, I don't know. It doesn't, it doesn't sound like what an investigative. It's, when if you hear him talk, he's, as Glenn Greenwald said, you sound like you're Jeffrey Epstein's attorney, not an investigative reporter. And I'm."
"Wow. What a great way to put it. I'm, I'm paraphrasing, but it's almost that's almost verbatim what he said."
"That's a great way to put it."
"Um, so yeah, if you listen to Michael Tracy, it does sound like he's Jeffrey Epstein's attorney trying to spin everything, and the opposite of an investigative journalist. And."
"The 'Dur' is saying it."
"And so, uh, and then, um, the new thing is that it's boring. I don't know if you've seen."
"Is it?"
"That's the thing. So, uh, Claire Lehman says, 'Am I the only person who finds the Epstein story incredibly boring?' Matt Davey says, 'No, you're not the only person.'"
"You didn't hear about the human sacrifice on the boat part? That seems pretty exciting."
"Um, I thought that was pretty exciting."
"You didn't hear how Epstein talked about the Jew is how he referred to it? Couldn't tell. Yeah."
"You could say a lot of things about the Epstein files. Boring, I don't think, is one of them. And so I'm going to have to disagree with my friend Matt Taibbi, who still a big fan of. Uh, I don't have much bad things to say about Matt Taibbi, but I, I'll, I'll certainly disagree with that. I think there's few things more interesting than the Epstein file."
"He's just saying she's not the only one. Maybe he doesn't find it boring himself, you know."
"Oh, maybe he doesn't. Maybe he does find it. Okay, maybe."
"I've heard other people say that."
"Okay, but that's the new. This is the new, the new line out there is that, 'Am I the only person who finds the Epstein story incred?' That's the new line that it's boring."
"Well, there's a lot of media out there and a Netflix special about it and oh boy, there's a lot to it. It's just strange. Me, I'm about the, uh, Justin Baldoni story."
"So, when I hear Claire Lehman say that she finds the Epstein story boring, uh, to me, it sounds like she's telling everybody that child mistreatment is boring."
"Mhm."
"That's what it sounds like without actually saying so. Well, actually, wait, that's exactly what she said. So, and let's just remember, I think this is the perfect use of AI."
"Oh, Donald, why haven't you attacked Iran yet? If you don't attack soon, I will release the Epstein files."
"Okay, Bibi, I'll do whatever you want. Ah. Ah."
"Yeah. Uh, that I thought that was released from the Epstein files. Is I missing? No, I don't think that was an actual, uh, by the way. Okay, that that just shows you if, uh, if America goes to war, Israel has our back. If you know what I'm talking about, come on."
"Yeah."
"Uh, here's another guy who's a big loser from the Epstein files. Um, there's an email on from on 2014 from, uh, Jeffrey Epstein to Peter Thiel and the subject was 'That was fun. See you in 3 weeks.'"
"What was fun?"
"So, who? I don't know. You tell me. What do you think?"
"I know."
"So, here he is being asked."
"Pizza party."
"So, here he, yeah, it's probably some pizza and hot dogs, if you know what I'm talking about. Uh, here's what, uh, here's. Well, listen to him stammer when he's asked by Joe Rogan about Epstein."
"He met Epstein a few times as well. And I think."
"How'd you get introduced?"
"Um, it was, uh, it was Reed Hoffman in Silicon Valley introduced us. We were, we were eating baby's intestines and, um, I was like, 'Oh, who's this fellow who's bringing us the food?'"
"Reed. Hey, Reed, off him. That guy will eat anything, let me tell you."
"He really. Yeah, he's got a big appetite in 2014. But, um, but it was, it was basically, uh, and I, I, you know, didn't, didn't, uh, check, didn't ask any enough questions about it. Um, but I, yeah, I, I think there were sort of a lot of things where it was, was fraudulent. I do think Epstein knew a lot about taxes and, um, and there were probably, you know, these these complicated ways you could, um, you could structure a nonprofit organization, especially as a way in, in a, in a marital."
"Context that, uh, that I, I think Epstein might have might have known a decent amount about."
"How, when you were introduced to him?"
"I don't, I don't, I don't think Epstein would have been able to, um, you know, comment on superstring theory, something like that."
"But, uh, but I think, I think this sort of thing he, he might have actually been pretty expert on."
"When you were introduced to him, what, how was he described to you?"
"Um, he was described as, uh, one of the smartest tax people in the world."
"Interesting. And, uh, and I, I probably, probably was my moral weakness that I."
"Well, how could you have known back then? He had never been arrested. This was, this was post, this was 2014. It was post arrest."
"Oh, so his arrest was the first arrest, right? Which was like."
"2007, '08."
"Okay."
"Okay. And so."
"But, you know, you, you assume, um, he didn't go to jail for that long, right?"
"It was probably not, not as serious as alleged. Uh, there was, there was certainly was the illusion that there were all these these other people that I trusted. You know."
"Reed, who introduced us, was, you know, he started LinkedIn. He was, you know, maybe too focused on business networking, but, uh, but I thought he always had good judgment in people."
"When the went down and Epstein gets arrested for the second time, were you like, 'Oh, well, there you go.'"
"Uh, I've thought about it. Oh, I wish there was more."
"Okay, keep in mind as Joe's asking him about this, uh, that scumbag Lawrence Krauss, the physicist, had tried to lure Joe to Epstein Island to have lunch with Epstein and Woody Allen."
"No kidding."
"Okay. Yes. And Joe looked, and this is after. So see when he asked him about the f, but you didn't know at the time he was. No, it was after the first arrest. So when Joe's looking up like that, he's like, 'Wait a minute. I, I checked him when I got asked to go there. He was, Joe checked. Isn't that guy like arrested for like teenage?' And the guy's like, 'Oh, I assure you he's not.' And neither is Woody Allen, who would love to have lunch with you. And then the guy got desperate for him to get back to him, and Joe didn't talk to him. And then it was almost like, uh, he showed me the emails and and and I got, now here's my strong impression from those emails that I saw. It looked like a panic, like you've been told, 'You better bring this other guy into the pyramid or else,' you know? It's like being in a multi-level marketing scheme where you got to bring more people under you."
"Yeah. Okay, here's one. Here's the final loser of the Epstein finals. Here's Donald Trump Jr."
"We're never going to surrender. It's not our style, man. We don't."
"At this point, we got to fight 'cause congratulations. If you're in this room right now, you're probably on the FBI list. You're in with me, my father, my family. So you're in with good company. I am on every list EXCEPT THE EPSTEIN LIST. We haven't heard anything about that one in a while. I'm fine with all the other lists. As long as I'm not on the Epstein list, we're good, right? Speaking of which, how is it that my father could be convicted of 34 crimes, but no one on Epstein's list has even been brought to light? How is I'm trying to figure out how that's possible, right?"
"Well, your father's in charge of the Epstein lists."
"What? Hey, by the way, they're on an FBI list. Cash Patel, the head, isn't he the head of that FBI?"
"This is, this was before."
"Oh, okay. Yeah."
"Oh, this. Wow. I got the impression it was before today's drops yesterday."
"This is before. Yeah."
"So, this is before Trump was president, and that's why he's all cocky about the Epstein. Hey, how come those Epstein list people aren't being prosecuted? Well, I would."
"So, this is why he's in here as the big."
"'Cause they're all in on it together and they can't prosecute."
"So, that's why he's first of all, he, Donald Trump Jr. does show up. Trump does show up in the Epstein list."
"Um, but, uh, guess what? Still no prosecutions. So that's why I'm showing this because he's a big loser because he used to scream about no prosecutions too until his dad became the guy in charge of the Epstein files and now then he stopped saying that."
"'It's almost like they're trying to protect those pedophiles for some reason. I can't imagine why. Right.'"
"OH."
"'Probably Qatar.'"
"OH."
"'We're not allowed to say they're groomers, but when they act a lot like groomers, sort of tells you everything you need to know, right?'"
"Ah, so now he's actually saying that about his father and everybody in the White House."
"And himself."
"And himself, 'cause now they're all protecting PDF files and they're acting like rumors. Isn't that interesting?"
"I'm bored with this, Jimmy."
"Isn't this boring?"
"I'm so bored."
"Isn't this boring?"
"The."
"Are you still talking about that?"
"Could you, can you believe that that video exists of him saying, 'How come nobody's in jail? How come we don't? How come they're covering up?' Oh my god. Now we're doing it. Oh my god. So, I guess Kurt, what we'll have to do is hope, uh, uh, to get the extra 3 million, you know, to get some prosecutions of the Epstein file people. I guess we're going to have to put all our hopes on AOC in '28. That's all I've ever hoped for. Or Mom Dammy, even though I've seen probably his dad."
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