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Trap more gang. There is a very, very dark raft of people all being exposed around Jeffrey Epstein. But one of the most diabolical and embarrassing exposes related to Epstein has been the guy that was allegedly his doctor, his, I don't know, his biohacker friend, Peter Atia. And the revelations about him coming out have just been absolutely, just like, just so embarrassing. Such a dark expose, and he has just got him absolutely just tongue-tied and twisted, trying to defend the indefensible. And some of the most disgusting, depraved emails that you could possibly imagine that he was exchanging with Jeffrey Epstein.
So, he, interestingly, Jeffrey Epstein, he apparently had a desire to live forever. Okay? He was into all this biohacking stuff. He wanted to find ways of living forever. This is the Epstein files. The cryonics connection. Did Jeffrey Epstein plan to live forever? Well, it didn't work out, did it? 'Cause he's in a pack now. We're smoking his dumb ass.
But anyway, Jeffrey Epstein was obsessed with transhumanism and cryonics. He was reportedly, he was reportedly planning to freeze his head and penis to be resurrected. Thank God. Hopefully, that didn't happen. All right. He funded life extension groups like Humanity Plus and envisioned, envisioned, envisioned a eugenics project to seed the human race with his DNA. He did enough trying to seed the human race with his DNA, and thankfully, his DNA is now in a spliff.
But it says, "The quest for immortality, Epstein's obsession with living forever." While Epstein is known for his crimes, the New York Times reported he had a bizarre obsession with transhumanism. He reportedly believed that through technology and genetic engineering, he could cheat death and live forever. It didn't work out, did it? Didn't work out.
Freezing his head and penis, a bizarre preservation plan. According to the New York Times, he told associates he wanted his head and peen frozen after death. He believed it would allow him to be resurrected in the future to spread his DNA, treating his own body as a biological legacy. Unfortunately, his DNA got spread all over a New York prison cell as he checked out.
Um, the Alcor connection links to Life Extension Foundations. Apparently, he had close ties to figures involved with the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, a facility that freezes bodies. Now, if there was ever an organization that sounds like it's out of some kind of, you know, James Bond movie where these are the villains, this would be it. Slate notes that his close associate Marvin Minsky served on Alcor's advisory board, fueling speculation about Epstein's own post-mortem plans.
H the baby factory plan, seeding the human race apparently at his Zorro ranch in New Mexico. And I'm going to do another video about that. Epstein reportedly planned to impregnate 20 women at a time. The New York Times cited scientists who described this as a eugenics project intended to seed the human race with his superior DNA. How did that work out? He apparently, uh, the Times of Israel confirmed that Epstein donated $100,000 to Humanity Plus, a group advocating for the use of technology to expand human capacities. And the donation aligned perfectly with his narcissistic goal of using science to extend his own life.
Stat News would report that Epstein surrounded himself with top geneticists from Harvard and MIT, and he would host science dinners to discuss DNA editing and using his wealth to access the cutting-edge biological research for his own interests. So, um, he basically, uh, it was said in Genome, The Guardian, Epstein was fascinated by CRISPR and genetic engineering, and he viewed the human genome not just as a subject of study, but something he could hack to ensure his own biological superiority, superiority, and survival. But he didn't survive this building. He didn't survive this building, unfortunately. Okay. He didn't survive a tightly wound piece of fabric.
Um, he had a transhumanist dream and wanted to merge man and machine. He apparently, his interests went beyond biology. The Bline Times reported he was deeply invested in AI and he thought that eventually human consciousness, specifically his own, could be uploaded or preserved digitally to achieve immortality. He will be forever me remembered as a piece of [ __ ] Uh, so he kind of did get what he wanted. Um, but he apparently had a failed ambition and died in a jail cell despite spending millions on these theories. Okay. His plan failed. He would be found a pack. He would be found dead. He would be put in a spliff in a Manhattan jail cell in 2019. Instead of being frozen for a futuristic revival, he was buried in an unmarked grave. He was delusional, and it turns out that money couldn't buy time. But he would try his best.
And while he was here, before he was in a pack, okay, another prominent figure in the field of longevity and preventative medicine would be doctor for the rich, Peter Atia, who is about to be dragged and embarrassed very extensively. But this is him. This is who I'm talking about. Dr. Atia wishes he was developing Alzheimer's now so he could forget about the embarrassing emails that he sent to Jeffrey Epstein. They were trying, he's probably spending a lot of time thinking about that relationship. He basically, all right, he was selling a whole program where you could basically, you know, sign up for somewhere between $100 and $500,000, right? Probably on the on the higher end side. All right. He's going to finesse. You could basically sign up, you could get a team of doctors, a team of nutritionists, a team of personal trainers, a team of, hopefully not young women. All right. But they could try and extend, extend your longevity as long as humanly possible. Um, something that Jeffrey Epstein was apparently interested in.
Now, following the Department of Justice League, Dr. Peter's name reportedly featured in over 1,700 pages of released documents. Okay. Says former Joe Rogan guest, Peter wants Epstein to live longer for the ladies. All right. He said, "I can't talk now, but we should find 60 to 90 rigorous, uh, we should find 60 to 90 to rigorously go through the entire set of labs. Bit by bit is not helpful. Have you decided if you're interested in living longer?" Brackets, solely for the ladies, of course. Well, lucky for the ladies, Jeffrey Epstein is in a spliff now, but you know, at the time, all right, he was trying to get his, he was trying to get his live forever on.
Okay, people saying it's almost like a bunch of billionaire r-words and their lackeys completely infiltrated Joe Rogan's world over the last three years. Who would have guessed it? The Joe Rogan Experience needs to change its name to The Jeffrey Epstein Reunion. That's so, so funny. But anyway, there are a bunch of very, very embarrassing emails between Peter and Jeffrey Epstein aired out publicly. This was going around on Twitter from Longevity Labs. They're saying, "For those of you defending Peter, saying he was just Epstein's doctor. He invited himself to the island on multiple occasions, and these were all after Epstein had been convicted of r-wording a child." My God, this is dark stuff. And still no public comment.
Okay, this is a back and forth of, uh, Peter saying to Epstein, "Do you ever spend time on Grand Cayman or other Cayman Islands?" Epstein said, "Nope." He said, "Nothing, uh, like Little St. James, I bet." And he said, "Zero. There are other people there." And then he said, "I need to visit sometime." He wanted people to come and visit his private island. He said, "There's, there's come to my island. There's people. You can't go. I don't go to these other islands." All right. "There's other people there. I don't want to be there." People saying, "Nothing like Little St. James, I bet." "Zero. There are other people there. Don't come to the." "I don't go to the islands where there are other people." All right. He keeps it very, very secretive. Okay.
And there would be, there would be more. Okay. There would be some kind of redacted image. Okay. That says "Me too" and the subject has got "Fresh shipment." H and he says, "Please tell me you found that picture online, bastard." That's Peter Atia writing to Jeffrey Epstein. Whatever Jeffrey Epstein said, from what I understand, Peter was saying some kind of longevity material he got. He said, "I got a fresh, I got a fresh shipment." And then Epstein sent a picture back saying, "Me too," with a picture, and he said, "Please tell me you found that picture online." He said, "Afraid not." And then, uh, Peter Atia said, "The life you lead is so outrageous, and yet I can't tell a soul." Uh, he said, "That was two, a two-part." He said, "You, you, the biggest problem becoming friends with you. The life you lead is so outrageous, and I can't tell a soul."
And then another picture would be sent. Okay. These two were flirting. People saying, "Well, that's [ __ ] disappointing. You want the juice? Just search [ __ ] only. Don't thank me later because I'm scarred for life." All the images they talked about show up. Wow, that's crazy. I looked up keywords like ice cream, hot dogs, and pizza. I sincerely wish I didn't. That is crazy. I'm not going to do that today, but that is super messed up, right? People get thousands of items for the term EP. Ah, it's tempting. Should I dig in the Epstein library? You can search anything and search the full library. A tier. Peter. A bunch of messages. Messages. Messenger. That's a lot. That's a lot. What's the last? How many pages do we have? 186. There's not even enough time to go through all of this. Breakfast with Peter. Oh my God. It's just, just give it a rest, will you? Give it a rest. Peter Atia. Peter. Peter. It is [ __ ] Okay, but obviously, we just want to see the highlights because the highlights are what is the juiciest and most salacious right now. But there's more.
It says Peter says he goes into Jeffrey Epstein withdrawal when he doesn't see him. He said, "No, thank you. See you next time. Hopefully Jeffrey Epstein in town when I'm back in two weeks. I go into Jeffrey Epstein withdrawal when I don't see him." He replied, said, "Hopefully with hoe like a girl, you know, like, like we be kidnapping these hoes. Hopefully he'll be here. Circle back before your trip. Bracket, and you're very welcome for apartment. Glad it helped you out. Glad it helped you out." 1,752 results if you search for Peter Atia in the Epstein files. Apparently, there's over a thousand emails between Peter Atia and Lep Epstein. All right. Holy [ __ ] Dude's cooked. All right. [ __ ] Peter. Arrogant [ __ ] This just confirms every feeling people had about this loser. And there were a bunch. Okay. I've not been able to go through all 1700 of them, but we've got a few, a few choice ones here. This one's classic. Okay. From Peter to Jeffrey Epstein said, "Pussy is indeed low carb. Still waiting on results for gluten content though." What a funny guy. Okay.
But probably most disturbing was one, one admission that he apparently made in one of his books. Okay. And this is apparently from him. It says, "As his baby son laid in the ICU, Peter Atia told his wife that he was too busy with important work in New York City to fly home and see him. Turns out he was with Jeffrey Epstein." Right. CBS News star hung out with Epstein as baby son fought for life. This is crazy. Atia remorsefully detailed how his wife spent four days alone in the ICU pleading for him to come home with no avail. "I stayed in New York busy with my important work," he wrote. "Arton's cardiac arrest happened on a Tuesday, but I did not come home to San Diego until Friday of the following week, 10 days later. Freaking off." Meanwhile, an email from the day after his son's near-death shows Atia solidifying plans to meet Jeffrey Epstein the next morning. All right. Crazy. Absolute insanity, right? They're saying all of Atia's longevity gains are gone. He's aged at least 65 years in the last 48 hours. All right. This is a real piece of work.
So, Dr. Peter would issue a formal response to the files, and this was, as Martin Scorsese would call it, absolute cinema. Peter Atia has finally responded to the Epstein file release and his name being all over it. His apology is quite long, so I am going to paraphrase it for you. He starts off by saying that none of his interactions had anything to do with sexual abuse or exploitation. And >> That's got to be cap, right? It says, "To be clear, I was not involved in any criminal activity. My interactions with Epstein had nothing to do with the sexual abuse or exploitation of anyone." My bad. I, I'll just read you the entire thing 'cause I'm interested enough. We, we've got time. All right. It's a long, it's a long response. All right. But we don't need the, uh, we don't need the summarized version of it. Let's just run through the whole thing because this is embarrassing.
Peter posted this to Twitter. He said, "The following email is what I sent to my team last night. I sent a similar version to my patients also. You've put your trust, your credibility, and your hard work into what we have built together, and I take that responsibility seriously. You deserve a complete and honest account of what did and did not happen. I apologize that I did not get this out sooner, but I want to be thorough. The purpose of the DOJ releasing these documents is clear. To identify individuals who participated in criminal activity, enabled it, or witnessed it. I am not in any of these categories, and there is no evidence to the contrary. To be clear, I was not involved in any criminal activity. My interactions with Epstein had nothing to do with his sexual abuse or exploitation of anyone. I was never on his plane, never on his island, never present at any sex parties."
That said, I apologize. See, I noticed the same thing with Bill Gates. These guys be saying, "I'm not there. I'm not on the island. Didn't do anything, but I'm still, I still, I still apologize." Why? That said, I apologize and regret putting myself in a decision where emails, some of them embarrassing, tasteless, and indefensible, are now public, and that's on me. I accept the reality and the humiliation that comes with it. I'm sorry that I got caught. I'm sorry that, you know, I am so, so, so, so sorry that I look bad right now, and I really would love to just backtrack and be seen as good again.
I want to start by directly addressing the email thread that I've been asked about the most. In June 2015, I sent Jeffrey Epstein an email with the subject line, "I've got a fresh shipment." The email contained a photograph of bottles of metformin, a medication I just received from the pharmacy for my own use. The subject line referred to the pictures, um, the picture of bottles of medication. He replied with the words "Me too" and attached a photograph of an adult woman. So, hey, we didn't see what the photograph was, but that's what you did. You, how do you know it was an adult woman? Did you check? Did you ID her? Did you know? You assumed? Said I responded with a crude, tasteless banter. The fact you're even having these talk types of conversations, you're cooked. All right. And you said after that, "I wish I could tell the world about your about your life." Reading that exchange now is very embarrassing, and I will not defend it. I'm ashamed of myself for everything about this. At the time, I understood this exchange as juvenile, not a reference to anything dark or harmful. At that point in my career, I had very little exposure to prominent people, and that level of access was novel to me. Everything about him seemed excessive and exclusive, including the fact he lived in the largest home in all of Manhattan and owned a Boeing 727 and hosted parties with the most powerful and prominent leaders in business and politics. I treated that access as something to be quiet about rather than discuss freely with others. One line in that exchange about his life being outrageous and me not being able to tell anyone is being interpreted as an awareness of wrongdoing. Oh, how you going to spin this, Peter? How you going to spin this? This is not how I meant it at all. What I was referring to poorly and flippantly was the discretion commanded by those people in that social and professional circles. The idea that you don't talk about who you met, the dinners you attend, or the power and influence of the people in those settings. What I wrote in that rem reads terribly, and I own that. You think we're [ __ ] fools? You think we're [ __ ] You think we're dumb? You think you got mind control over us? You, sir, are a clown.
I met Epstein in 2014 through a prominent female healthcare leader while I was raising funds for scientific research. At that time, he was widely known known in academic and philanthropic circles as a funder of science and moved openly among credible institutions and public figures. Between summer of 2014 and spring of 2019, I met with him on approximately seven or eight occasions at his New York City home regarding research studies and to meet others he introduced me to. You went to his home. You went to his home. I've look, I won't get too much into it, right? But like, you, I got to [ __ ] with you a lot for you to come into my home. All right. And I'm just a YouTuber with a little bit of internet beef. All right. I've really got to [ __ ] with you for you to come into my home. You in his home, but I never visited his island or ranch, and I never flew on any of his planes. You was in his home. You was in his home, his sanctuary, where his secrets were held. Where he woke up in the morning and brushed his teeth. You were in his home. All right. As little Jeff said, "I run up in your home." You ran up in his home. All right. Would have ran up in his home if my gun ain't click. You're a clown. When I was at his home, it was either meeting with him directly or meeting small groups of scientists, doctors, or business leaders. And once at dinner in 2015 with a number of guests, including prominent heads of state. In retrospect, the presence and credibility of such venerable people in different orbits led me to make assumptions about him that clouded my judgment in ways that it shouldn't have. I was not his doctor, though several times I answered general medical questions and recommended other providers to him. Sounds like you was acting as his doctor. I don't think you should have done that if you wasn't, whatever.
Shortly after we met, now this is where it gets absolutely outrageous. All right. Absolutely. You think we're [ __ ] you think we're so stupid. Shortly after we met, I asked him directly about his 2008 conviction. He characterized it as prostitution-related charges. Didn't think to Google it, did you? In 2018, 10 years later, after going to his house and meeting him, what sounds like dozens of times, a bunch of times, I came to learn that that was grossly minimized. More on this below. I was incredibly naive to believe him. I mistook his social acceptance in the eyes of credible people I saw him with for acceptability, and that was a serious error in my judgment. To be clear, I never witnessed illegal behavior and never saw anyone who appeared underage in his presence. Do you think we believe you for a second, you absolute buffoon?
In November 2018, I read the Miami Herald investigative article 10 years late, and I was repulsed by what I learned. Nauseated. It marked a clear and irreversible line between what I knew before and what I understood afterward. And this is where he jumps the shark ridiculously, right? Jumps right over the shark. It's just like, bro, do you really think that I have one brain cell? Because anybody else. You want us to believe I was. You were nauseated. You were disgusted. So, what did you do? Did you cut him off? Did you tell him to suck a dick? Did you tell him he's a [ __ ] and you can't wait to smoke on his ashes in a pack like I would? No, you stayed locked in. You said, "I can fix him. I can fix him." At that point, I told him directly he needed to accept responsibility for what he did. [ __ ] That never happened. I bet that never, I bet that never happened. Hoping to provide the victims from the Herald piece with support, I contacted a residential trauma facility to understand what funding comprehensive care for many victims would require. Those communications were between me and the facility and were therefore not part of the document release. Oh, so we can't see those? Oh, we can't see those. Yeah, we can't see those. Let us see them. I spoke with him. I sat down with Jeffrey after learning these things that nauseated me, and I went back and I spoke with him. Yeah. Yeah. I shared that information and insisted, I insisted that he fund their care beginning with residential treatment followed by lifelong therapy. Cap, this is absolute [ __ ] You really think I'm going to believe that? You were hanging around with the PDF god talking about, "I wish I could tell people about your life," and you told me you really sat down with him and said, "You need to, you need to change your ways and you need to contribute to lifelong therapy for the victims." Are you [ __ ] joking me? You, you really think I'm that, you think I'm that dumb that I'm going to believe that? That's insulting. In hindsight, even attempting to facilitate accountability was a mistake. No, you find out that someone's a PDF, you, you cut ties and you move on. And maybe you, maybe you, you find out that someone in your, you find out that someone in your circle is a genuine PDF with these convictions. All right. You, you cut ties and you maybe slap them around a bit. You maybe, maybe you slap them around a bit. You don't facilitate accountability. Are you dumb? You think we're dumb. In hindsight, even attempting to facilitate accountability was a mistake, and once again reflected just how naive I was at the time. Oh, I was just so naive. I was so naive. And once the full scope of his actions were clear, disengagement should have been the only appropriate response. My intent does not change that. And I regret not drawing that boundary immediately. I tried to change him. I tried to fix him. I tried to turn him into, you know, a humble, acceptable, reformed PDF file. All right. I tried to convert the PDF file to an MP4, and it didn't work out. I was so sad. I couldn't tell anyone. You think we're fools?
Nothing in this letter is meant to minimize the harm suffered by the young women that Epstein abused. Their trauma is permanent. I'm not asking for a pass from you. I'm simply asking, uh, sorry, I'm not asking anyone to ignore the emails or pretend they aren't ugly. They simply are. The man I am today, roughly 10 years later, would not write them and would not associate with Epstein at all. Nope. You're mad you got caught. Whatever growth I've had over the past decade does not erase the emails I wrote then. I hope he has a growth on his brain. To be honest with you, I hope he has a large growth on his brain that puts him in a pack with Jeffrey Epstein. I recognize that my actions and words have consequences for the people I care deeply about, including all of you. I regret the cost this has placed on you, and I take responsibility for it. I regret that the cost this is costing me money. This is costing my reputation in the toilet. I'm so sorry for the money it's cost me. You a [ __ ] I won't ask anyone to defend me or explain this on my behalf 'cause nobody would ever do that for you. You [ __ ] clown. If you have questions or concern, I'll direct address them directly with you, my team. H, it's just so embarrassing. And people are just flaming him. The longer the explanation, the bigger the lie. "Hopefully Jeffrey Epstein's in town when I'm back." 2016. 2016. All right. Lies. You bragged about keeping his criminal activities a secret. Your poor son and wife. Classic PR apology written by lawyers. I'm the victim underdog. Naivety shield. Me too. Deflection. Redefining distraction. Discretionist professionalism. Savior narrative. Distance through time. Passive framing of the DOJ release. I didn't do anything illegal. So the rest is just embarrassing. You associated with a known s-trafficker. That's the whole thing. The rest is a 1500-word press release explaining how you didn't notice. So you asked him about this 2008 charge, which you therefore clearly had heard about and researched. And your conclusion was that you should associate with him. Epstein yourself. Man, that's crazy. Uh, the only date that matters, 2008, when he plead guilty to charges of soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution. Anybody who dealt with him after that knew exactly what they were getting into. I ain't reading all that, but sorry for your loss, Jeffrey Epstein. Okay. Your explanations don't make any sense when compared with what the evidence shows. It makes you look even more guilty. Below, Peter's flight details for trip to Jeffrey's ranch next week. I didn't go to the island. I just went to his house and and and was booked to go to the ranch. He'll be arriving Tuesday and departing Thursday evening. He should arrive to Zorro around 3:30 to 4. What additional details do you need from me? Is there additional information I and or Peter will need regarding getting to the ranch and what to do upon arrival? Yeah. Yeah.
So, interestingly enough, okay, in the wake of this controversy and this absolutely bold-faced attempt to deflect accountability, okay, as of yesterday, Peter Rahal, the CEO of David Protein, would announce that Dr. Peter had officially stepped down. And I'm not going to lie, okay, Dr. Peter has stepped down from his role as chief science officer at David. We remain focused on serving our customers. David Protein is nice. I've had a couple of these David Bars before. They're actually really nice. Little did I know. All right. Little did I know that this piece of dirt was associated with them. And you know, they kicked him out. All right. Why? It seems like he was rigorous when providing medical advice to Epstein. All right. Okay. I'm not even, we're not even going to get into it. But bro, Peter Atia, man, you are a dirt bag. Okay. Ain't no. You'd have been better off not responding. Like, you are you really got some god complex thinking, "I can craft a response that will fix this. I can craft a response that will convince everyone that you really, really are the, the type of narcissist that really thinks I can figure, I can weave my way. I can elicit sympathy." Bro, you should have just shut the [ __ ] up. You should have just shut the [ __ ] up. All right. Gone back to your trying to live forever. All right. Maybe, maybe now that you're feeling the heat like this, you might be thinking, you know what, that living forever [ __ ] that might not be the one. I'm not saying anything bad should happen to him, but he might be thinking, you know what, another 80 years on this earth as a known, you know what I'm saying, a PDF associator. You know what? Maybe ain't, you know, maybe we could trim, maybe we could trim this longevity down a bit and I could check out. And of course, okay, he really wanted to be with his man Jeffrey Epstein. He really wanted to link up. He couldn't wait to link up with him again. So, you know what? All that longevity is out of the window, man. You might want to link up your boy in the sky. Okay, you might want to link up inside of a backwards twist up together and do your thing. But it is absolutely disgusting. I am just appalled by what I've seen. That response was one of the most, like, that was one of the most brazen attempts to like manipulate public opinion I've ever seen. I'm actually in shock. I can't believe anybody even has the ghoul to put something like that out in the wake of what was released in these files.
But anyway, let me know what you guys think down in the comments below. I've got a couple more Epstein breakdowns I'm going to do. I'll probably do them tomorrow 'cause I've done three videos today. I'm going to do three more tomorrow. And I'm going to go and record something for my new channel, Influencers Exposed, which if you haven't checked out, you might not have seen it. Uh, I had a little bit of a disaster today. I had a whole hour and a half documentary on Mr. Beast dropping on my main channel. I dropped it and then within like five minutes of it releasing, it got flagged for apparently, apparently I broke the guidelines. So, that's been taken down. I'm trying to get to the bottom of what's going on. I did drop another 30-minute video on my brand new channel, Influencers Exposed. So, go and check that out if you haven't. Uh, but yeah, I'll give you more information about that. My, my, my, my, my little release that I was planning was completely botched. So, it has been a bit of a [ __ ] day for me today. I'm not going to lie to you. But, it could be worse. I could be Peter Atia. Catch you guys in the next video. Thanks for watching. I'm out, gang. Peace.