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We are learning quite a bit about powerful people in the United States of America, thanks to Ahood Barack's emails, uh, getting hacked and leaked to the public. That's a former prime minister of Israel.
Of course, you also have, uh, the House Oversight Committee, the Democrats within the House Oversight Committee, releasing some of the Epstein files that the Trump administration has been pretty desperate to cover up. And, unsurprisingly, the documents that we now have access to implicate all sorts of powerful people in this country, left and right. And Larry Summers happens to be one of them.
Now, uh, Larry Summers, uh, apparently, by the way, former Treasury Secretary and Harvard President Larry Summers, that's the guy I'm talking about. Back in 2017, uh, he actually received an email from Epstein that said, quote, "I have met some very bad people, none as bad as Trump. Not one decent cell in his body, so yes, dangerous, or as my dad likes to say, dangerous."
So, that's quite the accusation, especially coming from a literal pedophile and sex trafficker. In response to the emails, uh, the White House claimed that they proved that Donald Trump did nothing wrong. The only thing that matters in this whole scenario for Donald Trump is Donald Trump. Uh, for me, there are other elements to this that are far more important than Donald Trump's feelings or whether or not Donald Trump himself, uh, knew about this. I think he did know about it. I don't think that there is substantive evidence indicating that he actually engaged in the rape of minors. Uh, it might exist, but so far what we've seen, uh, doesn't really suss that out.
Um, and by the way, Trump also, of course, uh, blamed the Democrats of using the Jeffrey Epstein hoax to deflect from their massive failures, which I'll admit, Democrats definitely have massive failures. There's no question about that. But the Jeffrey Epstein hoax, we're like literally reading his emails. How is that a hoax?
Okay, so let's talk a little more about Larry Summers. As I mentioned earlier, Donald Trump is not the only person who has, uh, a little bit of explaining to do, uh, following the release of these emails. So, it was already well documented that Harvard professor Larry Summers had a relationship with Epstein. But honestly, these new emails kind of give us a better sense of the extent of that relationship. Um, and they do prove that their friendship was certainly much closer than anyone previously knew. So, they regularly corresponded about women, politics, and projects at Harvard as late as March 2019, which was just months before Epstein's arrest and subsequent death.
Now, remember that Epstein also had previously faced criminal charges related to the sexual exploitation of underage girls. This was back in 2006. So, homeboy Larry Summers was all buddy buddy with Jeffrey Epstein after that 2006 case because apparently exploiting underage girls for sex, not that big of a deal. They're friends, after all.
The Miami Herald piece, by the way, anyone heard from Larry Summers? Like, what's up? You got anything to say about this? So, the Miami Herald piece that, uh, investigated his sweetheart deal, meaning Epstein's sweetheart deal, and exposed exposed his plethora of crimes, also came out in 2018. But for a full year after that, Larry Summers still buddy buddy with Jeffrey Epstein. Great. Okay. So apparently Larry Summers didn't see a problem with that.
So in an October 2017 email to Epstein, Summers seemed to joke that women were that women were less intelligent than men and complained about the university's response to sexual harassment allegations. He says, quote, "I observed that half of the IQ in world was possessed by women without mentioning they are more than 51% of population. I'm trying to figure out why American elite think if you murder your baby by beheading and abandonment, it must be irrelevant to your admission to Harvard, but hit on you're calling women stupid. Like I can't even. What is this? I'm trying to figure. Let me try to read this again. I'm trying to figure out why American elite think if you murder your baby by beating an abandonment, it must be irrelevant to your admission to Harvard, but hit on a few women 10 years ago and can't work at a network or think tank. Do not repeat this insight in all caps."
That guy used to be a Treasury Secretary in the United States. Um, so what, what is he referring to here? He's referring to women, um, or a specific woman by the name of Michelle Jones, who was convicted of killing her toddler when she was a teenager, and after more than 20 years in prison, uh, she was admitted to Harvard, uh, to a PhD program in particular. Uh, but they later rescinded that acceptance. Uh, so that's what he was referring to.
So at times, Larry Summers even confided to Epstein about his relationship with an unnamed woman in London. He referenced to his, uh, or he referred to his, uh, request for advice as the "Dear Abby issue." Right? So once he recounted a tense conversation he had with this woman, uh, to Epstein, and this is what he wrote about it. At one point, he told Epstein the woman brushed him off with the phrase, "I'm busy." Summers told Epstein that he responded to the woman by telling her, "Awfully coy you are." Quote, "I don't want to be in a gift-giving competition while being the friend without benefits. I'm going to throw up," Summers wrote. Summers recounted to Epstein, adding that she must be very confused or maybe wants to cut me off, but wants professional connection a lot and so holds to it.
Yeah, Larry, you think anyone's actually interested in you? Like, have you looked in the mirror? Like, I just, what are you talking about? I like the sense of entitlement. I think on some level, Larry Summers knows whoever this woman is not interested in you because of your good looks or because you excite her or because of anything really. You don't really have a great personality. You're not interesting. You're just a guy who has power and money. So if a young attractive woman is showing interest in you, the likelihood is it has to do with the fact that you have power and money.
Um, so Epstein supported Summers's response to the woman, writing, "She's smart. Making you pay for past errors. Ignore the daddy. I'm going to go out with the motorcycle guy." I mean, you reacted well. Annoyed shows carrying. No whining. Shows strength or showed strength. Okay, gross. Super gross.
And by the way, any people watching right now who identify as Republican, see Larry Summers, not a Republican, Democrat, this is not a partisan issue. There are scumbags left and right when it comes to people in positions of power or people who formerly had positions of power within our government. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Epstein also donated money to projects that were led by Summers's wife, uh, Alyssa New. And in response to the newly exposed emails, he did provide a response. He told the Harvard Crimson, "I have great re I have great regrets in my life. As I have said before, my association with Jeffrey Epstein was a major error of judgment." Was it? I mean, he was prosecuted in the early '00s, and you were still buddy buddy with him all the way up to 2019. How do you, how do you explain that?
So, what happens now? So, despite this latest email drop, uh, there are still millions of Epstein files from the, uh, case that have not been released to the public. And so, yesterday, we did get a small step closer to making the release of the Epstein files happen. Uh, because finally, Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson decided to swear in Congresswoman Adelita Graalva after a seven-week delay. Many believe that the seven-week delay had more to do with the fact that Mike Johnson really did not want to hold a vote, uh, that would eventually lead to the release of the Epstein files. And I am certainly sympathetic to that theory.
Now, she did provide the final signature, meaning Graalva did. She provided the final signature needed to force a vote on the release of the Epstein files, but the bill overall is still very unlikely to pass in the Senate. And even if it did, Trump would still be able to veto it. Right. Right now, his administration is carrying out a pressure campaign trying to get House Republicans to block the vote. So, seems like there's more to this that we just aren't privy to, and Trump knows what that something is, and he really doesn't want it to come out.
So, um, we'll see what happens. But I mean, it is kind of incredible that we have gotten some information, not through Congress, per se, not through our incompetent loser lawmakers, but because of email leaks. And if you don't have the full picture, what ends up happening is people start thinking conspiratorially, and I don't blame them for doing that. If we're not going to have transparency, which helps us fill in the blanks, well, then people are going to come up with their own theories. So, if you don't want that, maybe release the Epstein files. Be transparent. I doubt they're going to do it, but I feel like some way, somehow, we're going to figure out what's actually going on here.
And I love the fact that there is a significant portion of Trump's base. I don't know if they still consider themselves a significant portion of Trump's base, but nonetheless, they weren't lying. They actually do care about the deep state. They actually do care about transparency in regard to the Epstein files. Those people are honest Americans, and I really respect that.
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