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It's a good segue to our last piece here, which is just some of the things that you can't even really categorize. You know, they just depict the absolute depraved, disgusting, like beyond belief type of activity, you know, and it hints at it, right? This is all the the little glimpses that we get. And we've talked about this before cuz I mean, it really does. The birthday book was very eye opening for me for like page after page of the most disgusting, disturbing, dystopian references where that was the moment when we both were, oh, eyes wide shut as a documentary. Like this is real life. And I genuinely I I believe so firmly now in the strongest possible way that being a billionaire, being extraordinarily powerful, being extraordinarily influential, you know, pos well positioned in these ways, it destroys your soul. It destroys your soul. It's not only bad for society, it is bad for you personally. And so, as you said, you know, this type of depraved behavior, it's not new. This is something you see repeated over millennia with the, you know, top elites of their time where the best I can psychologize is that, you know, the because they have so much and because they also see themselves as being this distinct, you know, class of humans that are separate and above from all the rest that first of all, it excuses any sort of horror and abuse. And Jeffrey Epstein clearly, if you read these emails, has a specific like Jewish supremacist ideology that he believes in, which is part of his own mental mental architecture of why he believes he's justified in doing all of these things that he does because he's different. He's special. He's separate. These girls that he's abusing, they don't count in the same way. There's one email that we were talking about where he's pissed off at Bill Gates asking him for money for his projects in Africa and he's basically like this is some Catholic [ __ ] where they believe every human life is equal. That's what he says like that. He does not believe that every human life is equal and he's disgusted that Bill Gates might subscribe to that ideology. So in any case um you know I I think you you get that mentality you get this level of decadence you know the normal pleasures that you and I engage in like they don't hit the same and so you just do this increasingly disgusting and depraved behavior and end up with I mean things that I think most ordinary people could not even conceive of.
So let's go and put this um some of this together. Again, these are like the glimpses we get in these emails, right? There's this video of Epstein in a kitchen and um the girls here are redacted. Um girls, women, we don't know their age. Um you can tell from the reflection that it is females and you can hear their voices. You can see him like chasing them around the kitchen island, you know, in his sweat pants and they're, you know, giggling and he's going after them. Um that's enough of that. We can put let's put G2 up on the screen. This is another one of these perplexing photos where you're like, why did you let yourself be photographed like this? We don't know who this dude is. Um laying with his uh belly hanging out in, you know, his underwear and then two um females of indeterminate age, potential victims, we don't know. They're uh with him. So, you got that one. Uh let's put this G3 up on the screen. This is from a Harvard professor. Yeah. So, um, says, "Our spy was captured after completing her mission." This is from the Harvard professor. And Epstein replies, "Did you torture her?" [snorts] Okay. Uh, what does that mean? Does that mean what it appears to mean? Is this some sort of a some sort of a joke, an inside joke between the two of you? There were a number of references to torture in all of this. Um, in addition, let's put G4 up on the screen. There was al also a lot of language that appears to be coded regarding food. I wanted to let you know the crew really appreciated the pizza. Another email read, "This is better than a Chinese cookie. See attached. Let's go for pizza and grape soda again." This one talks about, "Yeah, that's the pizza. You mean radiating a soft glow with a look of bliss and excitement." Um, there's one more I think in this list as well. Sorry, I have no stomach for even the slightest aggro. I don't have the stomach for it for any drama, imaginary or real. I'm still fragile off the last one and scared of shadows. This is in response to some videos that were shared where Jeffrey Epstein himself says, "I watched all of these videos. Don't send anymore." And then Galain is like, "I can't stomach any of this." What the [ __ ] did you send that Jeffrey Epstein was like, "No more."
Well, and remember that they have some sort of opsect because previously he said not for email. Again, I I especially more recently after becoming a parent, like I find a lot of this stuff like extremely difficult to even look at and just think about how people could end up like in this type of situation and just the casual callous nature in which they would talk a lot about women and use them as tools. I mean, for example, let's put this next one up here from Emily that she was able to find. The Snow White was effed twice as soon as she put on her costume. Don't forget there were previous uh you know there were previous references to a Snow White that we previously had made here before on the show regarding Jess Staley. We don't know if he was the person who sent this email and perhaps this was just some sick game that he would set up for him and his friends, but you could see that put G6 up here on the screen. Uh, this was some guy who was proposing that Epstein would participate in some sort of modeling contest for all of the top girls inside of Russia. And so, like, these are all just like schemes, you know, with power and all of them behind them to victimize and to get women in positions of which they're subordinate to him in which he's powerful over them. And look, I mean, we showed you guys the Andrew photos, but there's all kinds of creepy [ __ ] in there. Like, if you go through and there are hundreds of these photos. I clicked through the vast majority of them. People in like very compromising like weird sexual positions. By the way, the DOJ even accidentally released nude photographs in some cases. Uh that most of them have been released now, but just to show you like their own redaction process. But the unfortunate part is they redact the names in many cases of like powerful guys. And then some of these women, you know, their photographs or others are being released without their consent or in a compromising position and they don't do anything. It's terrible. But yeah, I mean just my overall takeaway is there was some sick sick sick deep depraved stuff that was happening there. And I mean this is part of the difficulty where look the pizza like you know everyone likes to make fun of pizza gate and all that and sure you know it got out of control. However, the original idea of people referring to C Sam as pizza was a thing. That's kind of what the connection became. And you can look, I mean, you can't deny that a lot of these emails are very strange and do not make any sense in the context of actually talking about pizza because it was internet slang that was previously that you were able to make the relation. I just don't see how you can't connect it, at least in some way. It's kind of like the Podesta thing. Everybody says you're a cook. Go and look at photos from Tony Podesta's house if you've never seen it before and you're not gonna say at the very least a weird [ __ ] or it looked weird as [ __ ] in terms of the art in and of itself.
Yep. Let me read one of these pizza ones again. This is better than a Chinese cookie. See attached. Let's go for pizza and grape soda again. No one else can understand. Does that seem like a normal thing that you draw your own couple of billionaires be sending to each other? That's what I mean. You draw your own about pizza and grape soda. Yeah. you draw your own conclusions about what that means. Like I I I I have no other way to describe it to you. It's just one of those where clearly they were up to some I mean don't forget that even in 2019 if you look at his Amazon receipts which uh the Bloom with Bloomberg went through I mean he was ordering all this like crazy sex [ __ ] on Amazon which is in his receipts. Yeah. on top of first what Lolita the revised annotated copy right you know it's like it was so out in the open not only in terms of his friend group but from behind the scenes and all the stuff they were up to and remember everything we've shown you today is what they put in email and he had a well he had insight into what he wouldn't put into email and clearly was something
A couple other things to say about that so when was it Todd Blanch that announced the Epstein files released anyway he said that um they left out any images of torture, death, abuse. Yeah, that means they had images of torture, death, and abuse that uh Okay, so they still are holding on to to that, which I mean, true. I don't want to see that material, but it seems like potentially there needs to be some investigations there. Nobody was implicated outside of Jeffrey Epste and Gain Maxwell. Nobody else. There's nothing here of anyone that can be charged. I want to underscore again that by the government's own admission there were 6 million files and they narrowed it down to 3 million files. So we are getting the handpicked view that they want us to have. So it's really important to keep that in mind as well. One thing with regard to the pizza gate thing. So, it looks from the files that Epstein met with the um the 4chan guy who started the um Paul board on 4chan, which was the the place where Pizzagate and QAnon where they come from. Okay. And they met on the same day that that board begins. So there's a lot of theorizing about, you know, I mean, this is a a tale as old as time that the culture war is used to distract people from the real problems in society and the globe, which is the power of these very billionaires. So, you know, it's not crazy to imagine that they found all of these kooky conspiracy theories to be very useful that were, you know, I mean, Pizzagate was stupid and bizarre. And so, it made it very easy and so was QAnon. And so, it made it very easy for people to see all of this, the real things that were going on as preposterous, right? And so, the, you know, the New York Times of the world and whatever wouldn't dain to look into it, media organizations involved directly in cover-ups, etc., because it was all painted as like just the, you know, the hobby horse of these crazy fringe conspiracy theorists. And again, like Pizzagate and Qanon were ridiculous things. Were they sort of put out there intentionally so that you, you know, are are making the the real part also seem like it's preposterous and like it's just an icky conspiracy theory. That is, you know, one possibility. I'm not saying that's proven by this, but that is one possibility here.
Let's put the next piece up on the screen from um this is a Daily Mail writeup of some of the allegations that were contained uh from a victim in these files. They say Jeffrey Epste raped underage girls several times a day as part of a sickening routine detailed new documents released by the Department of Justice. An alleged victim in a civil complaint filed in Florida in 2010 revealed the process that young girls endured upon their arrival at his Palm Beach mansion. Each girl was brought to his home in private transportation arranged by Epstein, greeted by an assistant who collected her personal information, then led up a remote flight of stairs to a room containing a shower and massage table. If it was her first encounter with the pedophile, another girl would be in the room to lead the way before being dismissed by Epste. The alleged victim claimed Epste would then have his massage, wearing only small towel, which eventually would be removed. He gave his victim specific instructions as to where and how he wanted things done and would order them to strip naked. the complaint released in Friday's Epstein files revealed. So, um, this is, you know, one of the alleged victims. This is what she told the FBI. And I mentioned this earlier, I mentioned it again. We did get a look of that draft indictment before the sweetheart deal is crafted where you had what, a dozen plus victims who had come forward and testified at very similar terms to this level of abuse that they had been subjected to. Girls as young as 14. Yeah. Who um spoke to authorities about this. Yeah. And we're betrayed and we're ultimately betrayed because for years people have said that Dersitz, for example, has defended like, oh, the victim was only step. No, no. The plead only happened because they picked the oldest girl that was involved. But remember, and if you read that indictment, which by the way, I've been waiting for it for a long time to actually see the original case. It look you you can read it yourself. Acasta is claiming though that he didn't have enough to be able to prosecute. But if you read the allegations and all that made within, you can see that they had a much stronger and bigger one that would have sent him to jail forever. Very different from what he eventually plead guilty to later on. And that backs up everything that we have said here over the years. I mean, the FBI agents and others had told us specifically about this case and about some of the details, but to read it and to finally see it all for yourself. It bas I mean, look, it does make it so that all the people who originally defended the plea deal, they look like idiots in my opinion. Like, if you read through it, it's obvious. And so, uh, I don't know. I guess that's it for all of us today. But, yeah, I I hope it was useful to everyone and I'll just say put a lot of work into it. The victims who have come forward, the survivors have said they, you know, they they continue to be disgusted with the cover up. They continue to be disgusted with the fact that victim details were revealed. The names of powerful men were protected and redacted. the uh Department of Justice continues to be in violation of the law that was passed and signed into law by President Trump about the level that they're supposed to release, the amount of documents they're supposed to release, what is supposed to be contained in there, what they're supposed to redact, what they're not supposed to redact, etc. So, um we'll leave it at that. And I'm sure, look, it's it was 3 million files. It's a lot. There will continue to be things that come out. Anything we find noteworthy, we will continue to cover, but we wanted to do as comprehensive an overview as of what we had seen so far and the portrait that that all paints.
Exactly. So, we did our best. We collated all the stuff. This was all publicly released information, you know, from the DOJ in many cases where people had given statements about it. We made an effort to read those on here and just wanted to make clear that, you know, these were information that was released, you know, by the DOJ. being mentioned doesn't necessarily implicate wrongdoing and to our best of ability, we've contextualized it uh here on the show. Okay, thank you all so much for watching. We appreciate it. We'll be back here tomorrow. Hey, if you like that video, hit the like button or leave a comment below. It really helps get the show to more people. And if you'd like to get the full show, ad free and in your inbox every morning, you can sign up at breakingpoints.com. That's right, get the full show. Help support the future of independent media at breakingpoints.com.