453 - Epstein Updates & Dinner in DC

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Speaker 6 Good to be with you, as always, and I'm happy that you are here with me.

Speaker 9 I hope I have your trust

Speaker 11 because I

Speaker 12 see trust

Speaker 13 being

Speaker 16 removed from lots of people, and for good reason.

Speaker 19 Because we are going to now, I'm going to tell you about a dinner I had

Speaker 21 with a member of the administration.

Speaker 22 I'm going to tell you everything

Speaker 23 that I know

Speaker 18 and I'm going to say the things that I do not know.

Speaker 24 And I am also not going to

Speaker 28 attest to the veracity, Google it,

Speaker 19 of the information,

Speaker 30 how true or false the information is.

Speaker 24 I'm going to tell you what I was told.

Speaker 20 Okay?

Speaker 33 It's not a defense of Trump.

Speaker 35 It's not a defense of the administration.

Speaker 37 In fact, I think if they do not release everything they have, they are done.

Speaker 39 I believe that.

Speaker 42 If they do not release, and I told them that, you need need to release everything you have Pam Bondi needs to be fired

Speaker 48 I told them that they know that the people I spoke to person

Speaker 46 people

Speaker 51 person

Speaker 13 people

Speaker 52 they know that

Speaker 37 I went to Washington.

Speaker 53 We had a dinner.

Speaker 25 It was a small dinner.

Speaker 32 What day did I, when did I go?

Speaker 54 Wednesday.

Speaker 31 I went Wednesday.

Speaker 55 Here's the rub.

Speaker 53 Jeffrey Epstein is an innocent man.

Speaker 46 I'm kidding. That's not the rub.

Speaker 31 That's not the rub.

Speaker 56 Yes, it's a blackmail operation. Yes, it was.

Speaker 36 Yes, this guy's got connections to intelligence. Everybody knows that.

Speaker 58 Yes, the intelligence is Mossad and CIA, most likely.

Speaker 60 we all know that

Speaker 18 yes he was he was running some type of blackmail operation procuring young girls for powerful people

Speaker 57 a lot of this was on tape somewhere

Speaker 44 when Pam Bondi came out and said I have 10,000 hours of

Speaker 32 evidence What has been told to me

Speaker 18 is that that is porn Epstein downloaded from the internet?

Speaker 16 It is not the tapes of powerful people in compromising positions.

Speaker 32 And the people, and the person who told me that said, listen, I'm not saying those tapes don't exist.

Speaker 65 I'm saying that the person who has

Speaker 66 those tapes is either a foreign intelligence service,

Speaker 46 Ireland,

Speaker 67 as a guess,

Speaker 30 or

Speaker 52 a billionaire, or billionaires

Speaker 28 or they have been destroyed.

Speaker 69 You know, there isn't a tape of Bill Clinton fucking a 12-year-old that Pam Bondi has on her desk.

Speaker 32 She has commercial pornography downloaded from the internet.

Speaker 12 The tapes

Speaker 18 that show incriminating things

Speaker 74 are with who's ever blackmailing these people.

Speaker 18 Again, this this is what was told to me.

Speaker 76 And that, which, again,

Speaker 11 from the outside, I can see whoever is running this operation not being dumb enough to let tapes

Speaker 36 get to the desk of Pam Bondi, who is the attorney general.

Speaker 27 Now,

Speaker 46 again,

Speaker 20 do I know?

Speaker 79 What is on those tapes?

Speaker 45 Absolutely not.

Speaker 20 I really don't want to know.

Speaker 81 I don't want a trove of pornography delivered so I can analyze it.

Speaker 82 What was told to me was that

Speaker 18 those

Speaker 17 tapes are pornography,

Speaker 31 some legal, some probably not, that he had downloaded.

Speaker 29 There are tapes of Epstein

Speaker 15 walking around his house and there are photos of underage girls, but there is no tape of Bill Gates or Donald Trump or Bill Clinton engaging in activity with a minor.

Speaker 46 Okay.

Speaker 13 However,

Speaker 15 again, this is told to me at a private dinner that we're having. I'm not going to tell you who it's with.

Speaker 20 I won't.

Speaker 64 If you're smart, maybe you know by the end of the episode, but I don't know if you're smart.

Speaker 19 I don't know if you're smart.

Speaker 45 I'll drop clues.

Speaker 86 I'll drop little clues.

Speaker 87 I'll drop tiny clues.

Speaker 87 I'll drop tiny clues.

Speaker 88 but I'm not going to tell you

Speaker 13 people

Speaker 47 speak I think under the condition of some type of anonymity here truly no offense

Speaker 14 so I'm not going to go out and say who it was I'm not going to say who it was tiny clues tiny little clues

Speaker 89 and it was an RFK I couldn't I couldn't do that for an hour or two hour dinner.

Speaker 31 Can you imagine that?

Speaker 56 I couldn't.

Speaker 35 I couldn't do it.

Speaker 90 That's not who it was.

Speaker 82 They know they have a problem. They got a big problem.

Speaker 18 You have to, I don't think the grand jury docs, which I also said, you got to unseal all of that.

Speaker 18 You got to get Bondi to go to a judge and unseal it.

Speaker 60 That will not

Speaker 91 satiate people.

Speaker 32 You need to release all of the documents

Speaker 15 unless you're going to have a big problem.

Speaker 18 Trump and Epstein were friends for a very long time.

Speaker 14 The nature of their relationship

Speaker 24 is kind of a mystery to a lot of people.

Speaker 41 Donald Trump has said, hey, I knew the guy.

Speaker 32 He traveled in society circles, New York, Palm Beach.

Speaker 32 Epstein said, this guy was my best friend, I think, at one point.

Speaker 69 I think Trump and Epstein fell out over a house they both wanted to buy.

Speaker 66 I know that Epstein hit on a young girl at Mar-a-Lago and Trump kicked him out.

Speaker 94 I don't know where they hung out, what trips they took.

Speaker 41 I'm unaware of that.

Speaker 23 People got mad at me

Speaker 32 on the last episode.

Speaker 26 They're like, you're covering for Trump.

Speaker 10 And I'm like, I'm not covering for Trump.

Speaker 19 Trump has never been accused of anything with an underage

Speaker 38 person.

Speaker 39 You know, he's clearly a guy that's driven like a lot of people by sex, and he's clearly somebody that

Speaker 10 has probably acted inappropriately.

Speaker 64 But it was never, he was never accused of being with somebody who's underage.

Speaker 15 And I think a lot of people that don't like Trump would tell you that wasn't his thing.

Speaker 96 A lot of these women he was with, Ivana, Marla Maples, are kind of like Vegas showgirls.

Speaker 14 They look like 35, even when they're 25, a lot of them.

Speaker 69 They're just caked in makeup, huge hair, tits out, doing like a gold, you know.

Speaker 71 I mean,

Speaker 84 now is it impossible

Speaker 58 that Epsom or whoever has some compromising material on Trump?

Speaker 20 Absolutely not.

Speaker 71 I don't know.

Speaker 4 But I only suggested that thus far, that is not something he's been accused of doing.

Speaker 66 Okay, that doesn't mean that it's impossible.

Speaker 49 It's obviously not impossible.

Speaker 28 And in order to get this type of speculation to quiet down, they have to release everything that they have.

Speaker 97 And I told this person that.

Speaker 99 And this person knows that.

Speaker 28 And we also discussed Ghislaine, Ghillain,

Speaker 59 Ghillane. I think it's Ghillain.

Speaker 60 No one offered Ghillain a plea deal.

Speaker 101 Nobody went to Ghelane Maxwell and said, give up

Speaker 59 somebody and we will reduce your sentence.

Speaker 15 And that could be for a couple of reasons.

Speaker 21 They didn't want to give a plea deal to a pedophile.

Speaker 70 That's certainly not a popular thing to do.

Speaker 71 But it could also be because people didn't want Ghelane

Speaker 47 to be like, actually, I have a funny story.

Speaker 20 People didn't want that. They weren't looking forward to that.

Speaker 57 They said, keep your trap shut.

Speaker 63 Now, I said at this dinner, I said, Ghelain must speak.

Speaker 29 She should testify before Congress.

Speaker 58 A couple of the people at the dinner, again, it was a small dinner, three or four people, about four people, three, four, then three.

Speaker 15 They knew.

Speaker 19 They said that is not on the table at the moment,

Speaker 24 but it's not impossible.

Speaker 82 Nobody's super jazzed about it.

Speaker 93 Like it's been suggested.

Speaker 93 Like I thought I had the idea first.

Speaker 15 I didn't.

Speaker 93 Other people had suggested it.

Speaker 4 Why don't we get this bitch?

Speaker 93 We know where this bitch is.

Speaker 99 We know where she is.

Speaker 76 Let's get her.

Speaker 30 Let's put her under oath.

Speaker 62 Let's have her raise the right hand and let's have her talk about what this operation was.

Speaker 103 That has not been warmly received

Speaker 62 by anybody over there.

Speaker 14 Right, left, center.

Speaker 84 A lot of people in Washington were not excited.

Speaker 71 And probably New York, Palm Beach, London,

Speaker 15 any city you can't afford.

Speaker 29 People weren't jazzed about that.

Speaker 9 They weren't pumped up about her testifying.

Speaker 99 You know how you meet your friend and they're pumped up.

Speaker 14 They're running a 5K and they're pumped up and they're excited about it.

Speaker 60 And they're telling everyone they know about, I'm doing a 5K.

Speaker 20 Yeah, it's good to see you. I got to keep running.

Speaker 14 I'm training for a 5K.

Speaker 4 And they're pumped up and they're excited.

Speaker 93 And they keep talking about this thing they're doing to keep pumping.

Speaker 108 This is the opposite of that.

Speaker 109 Ghislaine Max, while testifying in front of Congress, kind of the opposite of that.

Speaker 99 No one's running through the streets going, Let's get her to testify.

Speaker 106 Won't it be fun?

Speaker 15 That's not happening.

Speaker 110 It's not exciting to a lot of people.

Speaker 18 They have not embraced it.

Speaker 15 I think it's a good idea.

Speaker 9 I told the people at the dinner that.

Speaker 105 They kind of agreed.

Speaker 93 They get it.

Speaker 30 Put her under oath.

Speaker 20 Put her in the chair.

Speaker 86 The problem is she's going to want something

Speaker 49 to testify.

Speaker 18 And now you're cutting the sentence of a pedophile.

Speaker 102 Now, what if she, because Ghislaine's an asset, she's an intelligence asset.

Speaker 32 She's probably not going to hang people with the testimony.

Speaker 112 She knows how to do that.

Speaker 113 She knows how to say things without saying things.

Speaker 14 I'm guessing.

Speaker 83 I would imagine.

Speaker 84 Unless she just decides to just fucking burn it all down.

Speaker 82 But she probably won't.

Speaker 60 Her dad, you know,

Speaker 48 I think a team of people stormed his yacht, threw him off.

Speaker 60 You know?

Speaker 93 Four Israeli prime ministers were at his funeral.

Speaker 72 Hopefully they'll be at mine as well for different reasons.

Speaker 30 But

Speaker 10 heads of the the Masad, he got a great, uh, you know, a great burial plot in Israel.

Speaker 84 Like, it's his whole thing.

Speaker 93 They literally said he's done more for Israel, things we can't even say right now.

Speaker 56 He was a big asset.

Speaker 29 And, and I think Ghelane values that, that's dad, that's her daddy.

Speaker 29 That's dad.

Speaker 56 You gotta love your dad.

Speaker 39 Me and my father don't have the greatest relationship.

Speaker 15 I still love my dad.

Speaker 25 I like things about my father.

Speaker 93 I like that he does things like that I do.

Speaker 82 He looks down on people that are not that lower than him, almost not lower than him.

Speaker 25 But I like that about him.

Speaker 72 He looks way down on people that are not that much lower than him.

Speaker 71 And I do as well.

Speaker 23 I judge severely the people who are not that much lower than me.

Speaker 41 And in fact, I judge severely people that have things I don't have and that are good.

Speaker 25 But I love that about my father.

Speaker 72 I like that my father,

Speaker 10 like I do, appropriates the accomplishments of other people.

Speaker 32 Like, you know, he will take pride in a beautiful, wealthy area or a skyscraper or something that he had nothing to do with.

Speaker 19 And I do the same thing.

Speaker 36 I like it and I talk about it like I had something to do with it, but I didn't.

Speaker 117 You know, and that's something I learned from my father.

Speaker 82 You take pride in being near success.

Speaker 82 My whole life I've done.

Speaker 57 I got successful when I was like 40,

Speaker 82 you know, 37, whatever.

Speaker 91 But like,

Speaker 15 before that, I took a lot of pride that I was near success.

Speaker 21 I learned that from my father.

Speaker 93 Be near success.

Speaker 99 Live near success.

Speaker 119 And then show people,

Speaker 56 look at these fucks and how well they've done.

Speaker 18 Show Show them that your bum friends are going to come visit you.

Speaker 111 Show them the people that have done it.

Speaker 4 And you take a little bit from that and you make it your own.

Speaker 47 You internalize it.

Speaker 93 You got to love your dad and her dad.

Speaker 50 Say what you want about him, but he was a super spy.

Speaker 29 The guy did it.

Speaker 119 He was a media mogul.

Speaker 113 He was an access agent.

Speaker 105 He was working.

Speaker 45 The guy was working.

Speaker 82 That's her father.

Speaker 47 I don't think she's going to light it all on fire.

Speaker 18 I think she values that.

Speaker 113 I think she goes down with the ship.

Speaker 93 But then, you know, so the problem is if she gets up there and she doesn't really give people what they want, she's not giving people up, then you got to pardon her.

Speaker 45 You got to pardon a pedophile.

Speaker 20 That's a tough call.

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Speaker 93 But supposedly, they do not have

Speaker 18 tapes that have incriminating

Speaker 23 stuff. They have incriminating for the man who's dead

Speaker 73 or who's living in Les Wexner's house.

Speaker 32 Get up, Les Wexner's house.

Speaker 31 Get up how big it is, New Albany, Ohio.

Speaker 39 Is this man living?

Speaker 9 Was Jeffrey Epstein switched out in the middle of the night?

Speaker 39 And is he living

Speaker 93 in Les Wexner's house?

Speaker 93 Is he living there?

Speaker 91 Couldn't he live there?

Speaker 119 Wouldn't he be able to live there?

Speaker 119 We don't know.

Speaker 14 I have info.

Speaker 106 I have info, folks.

Speaker 113 I can say, I want to say things here.

Speaker 10 The guy who had less, the guy who had Epstein's job after Wexner, and I want you to go find this.

Speaker 61 I don't know if you can find it.

Speaker 69 But the guy who had Epstein's job after Wexner

Speaker 32 was also popped for child porn.

Speaker 27 And then they ran some article

Speaker 47 in a paper

Speaker 35 in the Columbus Dispatch.

Speaker 47 And then I think Wexner bought the paper, and the article doesn't exist anymore.

Speaker 73 But

Speaker 110 there is something to suggest

Speaker 46 that that happened.

Speaker 121 That the second guy who had Epstein's job

Speaker 56 also got popped for that.

Speaker 23 It almost makes it seem like

Speaker 82 that's part of it.

Speaker 60 My guess, I don't know.

Speaker 65 These people are very litigious.

Speaker 96 So I got to be careful about saying things that are not substantiated as my producer furiously tries to search for this because we're literally about to be sued and killed.

Speaker 64 We're literally about to be sued and killed.

Speaker 56 We're both about to be sued and killed.

Speaker 113 And I didn't even learn this at the dinner.

Speaker 105 I learned this

Speaker 30 somewhere else.

Speaker 54 I was at Coldstone Creamery and someone said that.

Speaker 37 Someone said that.

Speaker 35 They said, did you know this? And I said, interesting.

Speaker 102 So I don't, what do you want me to say?

Speaker 91 This Les Wexner fellow, I feel like is

Speaker 20 shady.

Speaker 17 My guess.

Speaker 39 Don't know, but my guess would be that he's a shady individual.

Speaker 77 Can we do a little image?

Speaker 27 Let's do a Google image.

Speaker 14 Just a Google image.

Speaker 31 Just an image.

Speaker 120 Get up that one in the suit.

Speaker 70 That one's the one I like with the bow tie.

Speaker 32 Second row to the right.

Speaker 115 All the way to the right.

Speaker 62 Make that big.

Speaker 31 That's the essence of the man.

Speaker 14 You got to find a photo.

Speaker 58 It's the essence of the man.

Speaker 99 He knows things.

Speaker 69 He's got a face of a guy that knows a few things.

Speaker 105 But I told people, I said,

Speaker 15 you have to fire Pam Bondi.

Speaker 15 You have to have Ghislaine Maxwell testify.

Speaker 62 If there's nothing there, you got to release all the documents that you have.

Speaker 18 Otherwise, it's going to be a problem.

Speaker 64 Now, listen, a lot of people that were on that island are dead.

Speaker 5 A lot of them are 80.

Speaker 21 A lot of them are probably living in other countries.

Speaker 19 It's not, you know, the perp walk that you want to see happen is probably not going to happen.

Speaker 32 Sorry.

Speaker 9 That doesn't mean that there aren't some people that are very guilty, that could face justice and should,

Speaker 64 it means that you're not going to get everybody who's ever done anything on that island because a lot of them are probably dead.

Speaker 76 They're dying by the minute.

Speaker 69 So,

Speaker 13 in conclusion

Speaker 14 to that, and we have more to say about it.

Speaker 23 Certainly, they're now coming to Hill.

Speaker 47 You know, Dick Durbin, who's a Democrat, the Democrats are running with this.

Speaker 45 As you would,

Speaker 21 Bondi pressured a thousand FBI personnel to comb through tens of thousands of documents related to Epstein and flag any mention of Trump.

Speaker 141 This is from the Hill.

Speaker 19 Durbin made the explosive allegations in letters he sent Friday to Bondi, Cash Patel, and Dan Bongino, seeking more information about the administration handling of files related to Epstein and asking why senior officials were allegedly focused on looking for documents connecting Trump to Epstein.

Speaker 61 Citing information my office received, Durbin said Bondi pressured the FBI to put approximately 1,000 people in its information management division on 24-hour shifts to review about 100,000 Epstein-related records as part of a broader effort to release documents publicly by what Durbin called an arbitrarily short deadline.

Speaker 19 They were instructed to flag any records in which Trump was mentioned, said Durbin.

Speaker 26 Now the Wall Street Journal released this article where Trump wrote a letter to Epstein for his birthday.

Speaker 15 And it's some type of letter that,

Speaker 75 you know, Epstein's friend sent him bawdy letters for his 50th birthday, bawdy meaning like salacious and inappropriate.

Speaker 70 And Donald Trump wrote one.

Speaker 19 Get up the Trump letter and let's read that.

Speaker 23 But again, Trump's saying it didn't happen and it's fake and it's not real.

Speaker 9 The only way you get ahead of this is if you fire

Speaker 44 Bondi.

Speaker 47 Number one.

Speaker 44 I'd like to see Bondi and Cash.

Speaker 119 I don't know anything about Bongino, but again, if all three of them, you know, this is the biggest bungling of anything ever.

Speaker 20 Remember when they had these morons go out with these binders, Epstein files, phase one?

Speaker 14 What the fuck were they thinking?

Speaker 120 So it looks really bad, and if they want it to look less bad, and I don't know how bad it is.

Speaker 32 But, and I don't think the top people know how bad it is, To be honest, I don't think people know.

Speaker 15 I don't know, and a lot of people that I talk to don't know.

Speaker 110 There's a belief that it's not as bad as certain people think, and it might be worse than what other people think.

Speaker 96 It's somewhere there.

Speaker 10 It isn't clear how the letter with Trump's signature was prepared.

Speaker 47 Inside the outline of the naked woman was a typewritten note, styled as an imaginary conversation.

Speaker 61 between Trump and Epstein, written in the third person voiceover.

Speaker 120 There must be more to life than having everything, the note began.

Speaker 93 Donald, yes, there is, but I won't tell you what it is.

Speaker 45 Jeffrey, nor will I, since I also know what it is.

Speaker 34 Donald, we have certain things in common, Jeffrey.

Speaker 13 Jeffrey, yes, we do, come to think of it.

Speaker 119 Donald, enigmas never age.

Speaker 102 Have you noticed that?

Speaker 102 Jeffrey, as a matter of fact, it was clear to me the last time I saw you.

Speaker 115 Donald, a pal is a wonderful thing.

Speaker 91 Happy birthday, and may every day be another wonderful secret.

Speaker 104 Well,

Speaker 72 if that's Trump, not ideal, certainly in hindsight,

Speaker 11 you got to release everything you've got.

Speaker 19 He's supposedly suing Murdoch. He's suing the Wall Street Journal.

Speaker 110 You have to release everything you've got.

Speaker 14 You're in a scandal that's about to engulf your presidency, that may already be engulfing the presidency.

Speaker 66 And if you do not release everything you have right now and get rid of the Attorney General because she is either A,

Speaker 40 not communicating or B, lying.

Speaker 73 She's either incompetent or she's untruthful.

Speaker 186 She's not truthful.

Speaker 120 Is untruthful one of the things you can say?

Speaker 31 I'm asking.

Speaker 119 You don't know.

Speaker 64 You don't know if untruthful is something you can say.

Speaker 20 I don't know that.

Speaker 24 Do you know that?

Speaker 13 Yes.

Speaker 66 Can you say untruthful?

Speaker 25 Yeah. Or not truthful.

Speaker 126 You could say untruthful.

Speaker 17 I was right.

Speaker 17 But

Speaker 69 she's got to go.

Speaker 15 Pam Bondi's got to go.

Speaker 26 She's got to go back to Florida and prosecute people that are misbehaving on jet skis.

Speaker 96 She's got to get out.

Speaker 19 And you got to bring in Megan Kelly.

Speaker 62 Truly.

Speaker 19 You have to bring in Megan Kelly to be the Attorney General of America.

Speaker 56 That's it. That's it.

Speaker 119 No more nonsense.

Speaker 93 You can't bring in just TV people.

Speaker 47 You got to bring in good TV people.

Speaker 63 Kish Patel, these people are like people who failed at having podcasts.

Speaker 83 They would have been mean if they had talent.

Speaker 93 They're running the FBI because they're shot.

Speaker 52 These are people that were like hyping up Q-drops on 4chan and leading retards in every fucking direction thinking that Hillary was going to gitmo and now they're running the FBI and whether they're in on it or the deep state is clotheslining them, they got to get the fuck out of there and start a podcast.

Speaker 10 Half of that administration needs to start a podcast.

Speaker 48 Pambondi, I will email you the mics to buy.

Speaker 27 You're out.

Speaker 78 It's time to go.

Speaker 87 It's time to go.

Speaker 84 They took people who had podcasts and put them in control of the government.

Speaker 116 So either they're compromised or the fucking factions of the deep state are fucking

Speaker 83 shoveling shit on these people at an amazing pace

Speaker 109 because they're incapable of delivering anything.

Speaker 60 They appear to be fools when they go on a show.

Speaker 105 They appear to be a fool.

Speaker 15 No one likes a fool unless the fool is aiming to be a fool.

Speaker 89 Someone with wacky glasses, something like that.

Speaker 91 But if you are somebody who is running the FBI and you can't articulate a clear sentence, you have to go.

Speaker 102 I don't care if you're loyal.

Speaker 86 You've lost the trust of the voters.

Speaker 96 You must go.

Speaker 64 They got a clean house over there.

Speaker 56 Fire a lot of people.

Speaker 14 You have to fire a lot of people.

Speaker 35 I know you don't like that.

Speaker 119 Now, here's the good news.

Speaker 87 The guy in charge likes firing.

Speaker 83 Some would say he owns that term.

Speaker 14 You're fired.

Speaker 46 He probably tried to copyright it.

Speaker 49 You got to release everything you've got and fire these people unless it's just not going to go well.

Speaker 24 It's not going to go well.

Speaker 64 It's a blackmail operation.

Speaker 19 We know it. He was laundering money.

Speaker 60 We know that.

Speaker 74 He made money disappear.

Speaker 61 That was probably his main thing.

Speaker 93 Sex was a part of it.

Speaker 56 He had lots of powerful people.

Speaker 19 He had information on a lot of powerful people.

Speaker 33 And he allowed intelligence agencies to access that information.

Speaker 61 CIA, MI6, Massad, all these different intelligence agencies are largely crime syndicates who have existing relationships with each other.

Speaker 90 They work with each other.

Speaker 64 And then one will recruit somebody and then someone's a double agent and a triple agent.

Speaker 65 You got to release everything you have.

Speaker 63 That world is shadowy and murky.

Speaker 7 And And I don't know if the information I got was true.

Speaker 155 What the fuck do I know?

Speaker 61 I'm sitting there at a dinner.

Speaker 103 I'm telling you, that is what is believed by people in the administration who they themselves may be getting lied to.

Speaker 86 I don't know.

Speaker 120 They don't know.

Speaker 66 Everyone makes fun of me for going, oh, you said that they would be killed genuinely at the dinner.

Speaker 45 It came up.

Speaker 15 No one believes the crooks thing.

Speaker 119 No one believes that. No one believes that.

Speaker 64 That this is just a random kid that had no prior relationship to anybody and he was just able to fly a drone over a rally and climb on a thing.

Speaker 19 No one believes that.

Speaker 23 No one believes Epstein killed himself.

Speaker 107 People believe he was murdered or he was switched out.

Speaker 15 And he's now a server at Mitchell's Ocean Club in Ohio, in Columbus.

Speaker 86 which is the original restaurant that started Ocean Prime.

Speaker 37 It's a great restaurant.

Speaker 106 And Cameron Mitchell, the owner of that, wrote a book called It Doesn't

Speaker 110 The Answer is yes.

Speaker 97 Doesn't matter what the question is.

Speaker 51 And that was about restaurants, hopefully.

Speaker 111 But the point is,

Speaker 40 we don't know what's going on.

Speaker 11 So you have to release everything.

Speaker 23 A little bit of grand jury testimony is not going to do it.

Speaker 124 Oh my God, trying to make progress with my finances has been a real problem.

Speaker 126 That's why I'm using QIIME.

Speaker 127 Chime understands that every dollar counts.

Speaker 133 That's why when you set up a direct deposit through QIIME, you get access to fee-free features like overdraft coverage, getting paid up to two days early with direct deposit and more.

Speaker 135 Chime is banking done right.

Speaker 74 Open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees.

Speaker 139 Get paid up to two days early when you set up direct deposit.

Speaker 141 With qualifying direct deposits, you're eligible for free overdraft up to $200 on debit card purchases and cash withdrawals.

Speaker 42 To date, Chime has spotted members over 30 billion.

Speaker 145 Open a checking account with no monthly fees, no maintenance?

Speaker 150 not to mention access to over 47,000 fee-free ATMs, more than the top three national banks combined.

Speaker 151 I mean, Chime is the best.

Speaker 105 The Chime futures I love most, I love getting paid two days early with direct deposit.

Speaker 54 24-7 customer support comes in hand because sometimes I'll have a question at three in the morning about my direct deposit.

Speaker 117 It's so amazing that they can answer it then.

Speaker 154 I'm working on my financial goals through Chime today, and I suggest you do as well.

Speaker 61 Open an account in two minutes at chime.com slash Tim.

Speaker 156 That's chime.com slash Tim.

Speaker 158 Chime feels like progress.

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Speaker 23 I told everyone at the dinner, I said, it's,

Speaker 75 it looks very bad.

Speaker 119 And they, they all knew that.

Speaker 40 They all knew that.

Speaker 61 This is Trump's tweet based on the ridiculous amount of publicity given to the Jeffrey Epsom.

Speaker 144 I've asked Attorney General Pamboni to produce any and all pertinent grand jury testimony subject to court approval.

Speaker 47 This scam perpetuated by the Democrats should end right now.

Speaker 137 Trump believes that connecting him to Epstein is a Democrat scam hoax, whatever.

Speaker 17 Prove it. You got to release everything.

Speaker 15 I know it'll be uncomfortable.

Speaker 20 It's going to be uncomfortable.

Speaker 113 It's going to be uncomfortable to release all the things.

Speaker 19 It's just an uncomfortable reality.

Speaker 15 Sometimes you are friends with someone and they're a human trafficker.

Speaker 38 That's what it is to be rich.

Speaker 35 Explain that to people.

Speaker 82 Tell them them that.

Speaker 23 What it is to be rich is to be best friends sometimes with a human trafficker satanic pedophile.

Speaker 14 You don't even know it.

Speaker 4 You just know that you both like boats.

Speaker 52 To be rich is to be friends with people who are implicated in the murders of their wives, the trafficking of children,

Speaker 13 coups, drug running,

Speaker 89 narco trafficking, arms dealing,

Speaker 106 false flag operations.

Speaker 65 It's this is what it is to be rich.

Speaker 23 It's not for everyone.

Speaker 76 I've always said that.

Speaker 18 I've always said it's not for everyone.

Speaker 45 To be rich is not to be around school teachers, good people who teach the kids all day.

Speaker 106 Here's your, pass out these folders of your homework.

Speaker 23 That's not what it is.

Speaker 60 I have a little bit of money now, not even a lot.

Speaker 89 I haven't spoken to a firefighter in six years.

Speaker 27 I don't even know where they are.

Speaker 45 Cops, firefighters, teachers, who are these people?

Speaker 10 I go to dinner with people I'm pretty sure want to kill me.

Speaker 29 They always choose a nice restaurant.

Speaker 48 That's why I go and it's near my home, but I'm friends with people now.

Speaker 109 I'm pretty sure are on an assignment to kill me.

Speaker 102 Truly, it's what happens when you have a little bit of money.

Speaker 106 I don't even have a lot of money, but a little bit of money, unfortunately, you get a set of friends and they're all predominantly morally questionable and you don't know them.

Speaker 91 Rich people are private.

Speaker 106 The middle middle class isn't.

Speaker 64 The middle class is always telling you about the fights they've had with their husband or wife.

Speaker 65 They're fat kids that won't get it together.

Speaker 18 Their daughter who's pissed them off because she hasn't filled out her college application.

Speaker 102 Well, we're not going to tour the schools with her if she doesn't get on it.

Speaker 27 They're always vomiting their lives to you, but the rich are quiet.

Speaker 18 They are quietly drowning the chef in the Martha's Vineyard Pond.

Speaker 188 Good in the fucking butter.

Speaker 55 Quietly, they don't bring it up.

Speaker 23 Explain that to people, Donald.

Speaker 111 Go out and say to them, sometimes you just end up best friends with someone who's trafficking children.

Speaker 93 And it's because you both, you know, they're fun.

Speaker 111 Here's the thing with human traffickers.

Speaker 52 They're fun.

Speaker 4 Are you telling me you don't think Jislaine Maxwell was fun?

Speaker 87 There's not one photo.

Speaker 26 Of Jislaine Maxwell where she doesn't look like the funnest person that fucking ever lived.

Speaker 20 And that doesn't make me happy. I don't like that.

Speaker 18 Yeah, she's a satanic pedophile.

Speaker 93 I get it.

Speaker 41 She's evil.

Speaker 62 They're both evil.

Speaker 72 Sometimes rich people are evil.

Speaker 30 Duh.

Speaker 65 She's massaging his feet on a plane. The bitch played her position.

Speaker 96 She was fun.

Speaker 82 The woman was fun.

Speaker 32 Look at how relaxed he looks.

Speaker 20 The point is.

Speaker 114 You got to explain to people that this is unfortunately part it's the people at the top of society are in they're into shit and they're involved in shit

Speaker 84 But you got to show everyone that you're not involved in it so you got to release it

Speaker 120 you can be at a party with someone you can shake a hand

Speaker 64 you can hang out with someone even but but you need to prove that you are not

Speaker 93 in any way associated with this part of this man

Speaker 129 get that a pick away of the foot please and her

Speaker 111 you have to show the world that

Speaker 112 you can say I made an oopsie

Speaker 20 I made an oopsie

Speaker 63 you can say that

Speaker 100 I took a ride on a plane that I shouldn't have been.

Speaker 113 I thought he was just a whack.

Speaker 20 But he was a wacko.

Speaker 106 He was a silly billy.

Speaker 4 Maybe that's what you say.

Speaker 106 Go, he was a silly billy.

Speaker 113 He was a daffy duck.

Speaker 47 But you got to show people you weren't raping children.

Speaker 28 That's what you have to show people.

Speaker 106 I don't even care if he laundered a little bit of the money.

Speaker 60 No one does.

Speaker 31 No one does.

Speaker 72 Donald, if that's what you're worried about, no one cares.

Speaker 48 It's okay

Speaker 41 if he laundered some of your money, even a lot of your money.

Speaker 76 If he laundered a lot of your money, because that's not what people are thinking.

Speaker 23 God, it would be fun

Speaker 106 if he just laundered some of your goddamn money.

Speaker 45 Just say that.

Speaker 151 Say that.

Speaker 29 Say, I got a casino's cash business.

Speaker 100 He laundered some money.

Speaker 151 Say it. Say it now.

Speaker 65 That's not impeachable.

Speaker 13 Who cares?

Speaker 43 He laundered some money. God damn it.

Speaker 94 Say that.

Speaker 15 Please, we want it to be that.

Speaker 111 That's what people want it to be.

Speaker 60 I mean, of course, a lot of people don't want it to be that, but I don't want Clinton fucking the kids either, even though that's not, you know,

Speaker 20 there's a fucking breadcrumb trail that isn't ideal.

Speaker 112 But I don't want any of our presidents to be having sex with children.

Speaker 35 This is not my idea of a good time.

Speaker 88 Now, that unfortunately seems to be

Speaker 32 more than likely something that has happened.

Speaker 109 So you need to prove that you did not do that.

Speaker 29 Please, God, just say he laundered the money.

Speaker 72 He became my friend because he knew how to make large sums of money disappear.

Speaker 88 I didn't want to pay taxes.

Speaker 12 I didn't want to pay these taxes.

Speaker 89 People are okay with that.

Speaker 55 People will be okay with that.

Speaker 112 Just say you stole money.

Speaker 112 Jesus, please just come out and say I stole money.

Speaker 40 He stole the money with me.

Speaker 63 I was just, he was laundering my money.

Speaker 106 I wasn't fucking the kids. He was laundering my money.

Speaker 48 Scream it.

Speaker 24 Have a press conference and go, Jeffrey Epstein laundered my money.

Speaker 48 And I, and that was wrong.

Speaker 27 And that was wrong.

Speaker 83 It was wrong what he did with the laundering of my money.

Speaker 113 But here's all the files.

Speaker 14 I didn't do anything else it was just about money

Speaker 113 that would be nice that would be ideal

Speaker 100 something's going on I don't know what it is

Speaker 24 something's happening

Speaker 4 the intelligence community

Speaker 119 isn't a monolith.

Speaker 95 They're not any one thing.

Speaker 20 So there's people in the CIA that that do not like Israel, and there are people that love it.

Speaker 77 There is

Speaker 156 an opposing, there are opposing factions in all of these places.

Speaker 45 People go, well, why was Epstein even arrested if it's a whole thing?

Speaker 3 People in those agencies, some of them want justice, truly.

Speaker 93 And when they're presented with a case and there are witnesses, they do what you should do as a cop.

Speaker 38 You arrest the bad guy.

Speaker 15 But then when it gets to the legal level and Alexander Acosta is told,

Speaker 15 I was told to not

Speaker 18 take it any further with Epstein because he, quote, belonged to intelligence.

Speaker 23 That's an anonymous quote that

Speaker 23 Vicki, that someone else said Alexander Acosta said, it was given to Vicki Ward at Vanity Fair, white, you know,

Speaker 15 is a credible reporter.

Speaker 64 I don't think she's making stuff up, but she got an anonymous quote.

Speaker 32 Get Alexander Acosta.

Speaker 120 Get him on the stand.

Speaker 120 Get him on the stand

Speaker 93 because

Speaker 119 we know

Speaker 61 that something is rotten here.

Speaker 20 We know that.

Speaker 18 And please, God,

Speaker 71 let it be that he laundered a little bit of your money.

Speaker 27 Oh, he laundered my money.

Speaker 32 I don't fuck the kids.

Speaker 13 Come on.

Speaker 110 He looked. I was a casino guy.

Speaker 15 We had a lot of cash.

Speaker 70 And he laundered the money.

Speaker 83 Maybe that's it.

Speaker 20 Huh?

Speaker 71 We don't know.

Speaker 24 Lesser of two evils.

Speaker 72 Or nothing happened.

Speaker 25 Or nothing illegal happened.

Speaker 119 Even better.

Speaker 119 He did nothing illegal.

Speaker 23 I was friends with him.

Speaker 6 And

Speaker 26 he did a legal thing.

Speaker 63 Because Jeffrey Epson is like, they're doing all these things.

Speaker 105 He's a Wall Street guy and uh but but here's the other thing no one knew how he made any of his money he had like one client it was Adnan Khashoggi Jamal Khashoggi the guy who the Saudis killed in that embassy was I think Adnan Khashoggi's brother or

Speaker 23 son but I don't know he was related to him in some way

Speaker 57 Adnan Khashoggi was Epstein's client.

Speaker 84 Like Epstein was supposedly this guy who had

Speaker 25 all of this money, the largest residence in Manhattan, and nobody knew how he got any of that money, and nobody had ever worked for him.

Speaker 17 He didn't have like,

Speaker 64 he wasn't like Stephen Cohen, who owns the Mets, who the show Billions is based on, who has a, you know, a hedge fund in Connecticut, 0.72.

Speaker 15 And there's a bunch of people that work there, and there's people that have worked with Stephen Cohen and can talk about Stephen Cohen.

Speaker 32 He's a legendary stock trader.

Speaker 26 And there's articles written about Stephen Cohen.

Speaker 25 Every article about Epstein's like, who is he?

Speaker 92 What's he doing?

Speaker 18 But go to the VH1, CFUK.

Speaker 38 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 32 jeffrey epstein international money man of mystery terrific guy donald trump booms from a speakerphone he's a lot of fun to be with

Speaker 91 and maybe that was true

Speaker 20 so this whole thing here

Speaker 14 this was an article from what year 2002 2002 they're writing about jeffrey epstein he's listen to this ready

Speaker 63 He's pals with, and this is New York magazine.

Speaker 84 This is the magazine of the, you know, chattering class, the smart set,

Speaker 74 you know, the bold face names, the glitterati.

Speaker 17 He's pals with a pastle of Nobel Prize-winning scientists, CEOs like Leslie Wexner, of the limited socialite Ghillain Maxwell, even Donald Trump.

Speaker 61 But it wasn't until he flew Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey, and Chris Tucker to Africa on his private Boeing 727 that the world began to wonder who he is.

Speaker 20 Jeffrey Epstein, international money man of mystery.

Speaker 47 And this is an article, and you can all read it.

Speaker 117 And it's funny. It's in hindsight.

Speaker 7 It's one of the funniest articles that you'll ever read.

Speaker 64 You know, he comes with cash to burn, a fleet of airplanes, and a keen eye for the ladies.

Speaker 50 That's the first line.

Speaker 65 It's a life full of question marks.

Speaker 105 Epstein is said to run a 15 billion, to run 15 billion for wealthy clients, yet aside from limited founder Leslie Wexter, his client list is closely held secret.

Speaker 57 A former Dalton math teacher, he maintains a

Speaker 33 peripatetic salon of brilliant scientists, yet possesses no bachelor's degree.

Speaker 105 For more than 10 years, he's been linked to Manhattan, London society figure Ghillaine Maxwell, daughter of the mysteriously deceased media titan Robert Maxmell.

Speaker 62 Robert Maxwell, yet he lives a life of a bachelor.

Speaker 17 Logging six hours a year in his various planes as he scours the world.

Speaker 64 Like it's a lifestyles of the rich and famous thing.

Speaker 124 Oh my God, trying to make progress with my finances has been a real problem.

Speaker 126 That's why I'm using Chime.

Speaker 127 Chime understands that every dollar counts.

Speaker 133 That's why when you set up a direct deposit through QIIME, you get access to fee-free features like overdraft coverage, getting paid up to two days early with direct deposit and more.

Speaker 135 Chime is banking done right.

Speaker 74 Open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees.

Speaker 139 Get paid up to two days early when you set up direct deposit.

Speaker 141 With qualifying direct deposits, you're eligible for free overdraft up to $200 on debit card purchases and cash withdrawals.

Speaker 42 To date, Chime has spotted members over 30 billion.

Speaker 148 Open a checking account with no monthly fees, no maintenance, not to mention access to over 47,000 fee-free ATMs, more than the top three national banks combined.

Speaker 151 I mean, Chime is the best.

Speaker 7 The QIIME futures I love most,

Speaker 90 I love getting paid two days early with direct deposit.

Speaker 54 24-7 customer support comes in hand because sometimes I'll have a question at three in the morning about my direct deposit.

Speaker 117 It's so amazing that they can answer it then.

Speaker 154 I'm working on my financial goals through Chime today, and I suggest you do as well.

Speaker 61 Open an account in two minutes at chime.com slash Tim.

Speaker 156 That's chime.com slash Tim.

Speaker 158 Chime feels like progress.

Speaker 161 A couch potato warning is in effect as DirecTV transforms Thanksgiving into StreamsGiving.

Speaker 165 Direct TV's got free TV nationwide.

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Speaker 124 Oh my God, trying to make progress with my finances has been a real problem.

Speaker 126 That's why I'm using Chime.

Speaker 127 Chime understands that every dollar counts.

Speaker 133 That's why when you set up a direct deposit through Chime, you get access to fee-free features like overdraft coverage, getting paid up to two days early with direct deposit and more.

Speaker 135 Chime is banking done right.

Speaker 74 Open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees.

Speaker 139 Get paid up to two days early when you set up direct deposit.

Speaker 141 With qualifying direct deposits, you're eligible for free overdraft up to $200 on debit card purchases and cash withdrawals.

Speaker 42 To date, CHIME has spotted members over 30 billion.

Speaker 145 Open a checking account with no monthly fees, no maintenance?

Speaker 150 Not to mention access to over 47,000 fee-free ATMs, more than the top three national banks combined.

Speaker 151 I mean, CHIME is the best.

Speaker 7 The QIIME futures I love most,

Speaker 90 I love getting paid two days early with direct deposit.

Speaker 54 24-7 customer support comes in hand because sometimes I'll have a question at three in the morning about my direct deposit.

Speaker 117 It's so amazing that they can answer it then.

Speaker 154 I'm working on my financial goals through Chime today, and I suggest you do as well.

Speaker 61 Open an account in two minutes at chime.com/slash Tim.

Speaker 156 That's chime.com/slash Tim.

Speaker 158 Chime feels like progress.

Speaker 161 A couch potato warning is in effect as DirecTV transforms Thanksgiving into Streams Giving.

Speaker 165 Direct TV's got free TV nationwide.

Speaker 169 With a heavy front of 60-plus live channels and a steady stream of streaming apps, conditions are perfect for non-stop entertainment.

Speaker 174 So hunker down on the couch and sign up for your free trial of My Entertainment from DirecTV.

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Speaker 47 See if you can get on Instagram, they did.

Speaker 64 VH1 did like the fabulous life of billionaires.

Speaker 36 There used to be these shows on TV, by the way, before people were like, you know, in the financial position where they were considering eating their cat.

Speaker 69 They used to watch shows like

Speaker 55 The Fabulous Life of, you know, and it would just be, it's a rage bait.

Speaker 9 But people would like it back then.

Speaker 15 And you would just watch really rich people do rich shit.

Speaker 39 Let's watch a little bit of this.

Speaker 4 This, and VH1 has pulled this,

Speaker 84 you know obviously for obvious reasons but this was a

Speaker 23 uh this was a go to the one that's three minutes

Speaker 101 and this is something that vh1 had aired about jeffrey epstein and again it's unintentionally hilarious now in hindsight let's watch

Speaker 189 In the next hour, we'll tour the hedgerow mega homes they're buying with all that hedge fund cash, but not quite as much as financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Speaker 189 Jeff was a high school math teacher until he traded his Blackboard for the big board in 1976, eventually launching his own exclusive finance firm for billionaire clients.

Speaker 189 But he just couldn't keep out of the classroom. So when he was shopping for a new house, he bought himself an entire schoolhouse

Speaker 189 and transformed it into the largest single residence in all of Manhattan at a whopping 51,000.

Speaker 93 By the way, pause this for a second.

Speaker 46 There had to be people who knew he was a pedophile who saw this and were like, this is amazing.

Speaker 23 You know what I mean?

Speaker 97 Like, there were people that obviously for this guy's entire life knew he was a pedophile.

Speaker 59 And victims of his who are watching VH1 saw this.

Speaker 15 Like, literally, people that he had victimized turned on VH1,

Speaker 118 you know, to watch, I don't know, a Tony Braxton music video.

Speaker 64 And they're watching Jeffrey Epstein when they're like, he couldn't stay out of the classroom.

Speaker 13 He bought himself a whole school.

Speaker 120 And there's people who are like, yeah, I know.

Speaker 92 He raped me in it.

Speaker 119 Yeah,

Speaker 20 I'm well aware of that.

Speaker 189 Thousand square feet. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 190 The school cost about $20 million, and he's dropped $10 million just renovating it. It has incredible bells and whistles, closed-circuit televisions, a heated sidewalk out front, so the snow melts.

Speaker 189 But only one man truly rules the Wall Street skies. Because for former school teacher turned billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, one private plane won't do.

Speaker 189 He's got a small fleet. A Gulfstream 4, a Cessna, and a Boeing 720.

Speaker 156 Stop for a minute.

Speaker 93 Do you realize how important Hollywood is?

Speaker 20 Like in just narratives,

Speaker 17 how important it is like that they no longer have the ability to do this, like you can't just

Speaker 19 do this without any pushback or without anybody on the internet challenging what you you what conclusions you come to.

Speaker 93 This is a puff piece going, he's a Wall Street legend.

Speaker 71 And by the way, no company, no employees, nobody that has ever said they worked for the guy.

Speaker 25 A couple of journalists are like, this isn't adding up.

Speaker 6 And VH1 just runs this whole thing where they're like, he's a genius.

Speaker 43 This guy was a math teacher and it's like Goodwill Hunting.

Speaker 61 He was a math teacher.

Speaker 45 Now he's a Wall Street legend.

Speaker 141 He's a math teacher.

Speaker 14 So it's Goodwill Hunting.

Speaker 15 They didn't realize it was Goodwill Hunting for children.

Speaker 56 But that's what

Speaker 113 it was.

Speaker 55 You had the ability.

Speaker 113 to just project this image

Speaker 92 of a mysterious

Speaker 42 guy who had all these connections.

Speaker 19 And by the way, that would never work anymore because we know what mysterious means.

Speaker 53 Mysterious means you're just, you're having sex with children on an island.

Speaker 105 I mean, there's no, by the way, you used to be able to say somebody was mysterious and it was like some kind of compliment.

Speaker 45 You'd be like, wow, he's mysterious.

Speaker 47 We don't know what he's doing.

Speaker 111 Now use that word.

Speaker 48 You go, yeah, keep him away from my house.

Speaker 95 Mystery now is bad.

Speaker 17 It is bad.

Speaker 53 Like celebrity, people are like, celebrity is over because there's no more mystique.

Speaker 7 There's no more mystery.

Speaker 64 It's like, yeah, because mystery now means people think, oh, I guess you're having sex with children.

Speaker 121 That's mystery.

Speaker 72 I guess you're laundering money for a human trafficking operate.

Speaker 71 Like,

Speaker 69 so

Speaker 24 it's amazing to me that they're running this puff piece, this positive,

Speaker 31 you know, piece talking about the glamorous life of this human traffic. And you would never know.

Speaker 102 You'd be sitting on your couch going, because that's what Wall Street is, by the way, to most people.

Speaker 43 Like a lot of finance is fake, truly.

Speaker 40 And most people just believe that.

Speaker 17 They're like, I didn't have the right connections.

Speaker 20 I didn't go to the right schools.

Speaker 32 They don't even try to understand this crap.

Speaker 64 I remember that during the mortgage crisis, they were trying to explain credit default swaps on Fox.

Speaker 82 And they were like, well, the credit defaults.

Speaker 86 And people are like, fuck this. You're all crooks.

Speaker 93 Because it's structured finance, lots of it, is fake.

Speaker 113 It is largely

Speaker 55 a science of what most people would call outright criminality.

Speaker 79 And so when they used to run pieces like this, nobody would think anything of it.

Speaker 64 They'd go, yeah, he's just a, you know, it's a guy on Wall Street.

Speaker 19 And he's making gobs of money doing God knows what.

Speaker 48 But little do they know

Speaker 105 this is actually an evil, cruel,

Speaker 43 sadistic monster.

Speaker 13 And you're talking about the renovation he's doing to his house, his schoolhouse that he's living in in Manhattan.

Speaker 186 Keep going.

Speaker 189 And with, of course, an in-flight trading room.

Speaker 190 He has a Boeing 727. I'm just wondering now, what do you need a commercial Fiz airliner for?

Speaker 189 Believe us, it comes in handy when you've got powerful friends to fly around.

Speaker 189 When Bill Clinton organized a week-long tour of Africa in 2002, Jeff gave him a ride in his personal 727

Speaker 189 and took actors Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker along for the trip.

Speaker 190 Now, for former President Clinton, it was a chance to investigate the problems of AIDS in Africa, and for Epstein, it was a chance to hang out with some of his big shot friends.

Speaker 189 Jet setting with Bill.

Speaker 101 I love it, by the way, I love the idea of that i love the idea of bill clinton and jeffrey epstein

Speaker 20 gassing up the jet and going to investigate aids in africa and it's just like an amazing

Speaker 26 like he's like let me call jeffrey epstein let's go let's go find out what this aids is about

Speaker 20 and then spacey's there with but spacey by the way was like put it all out space like i haven't done anything put it out Put it out.

Speaker 124 Oh my God, trying to make progress with my finances has been a real problem.

Speaker 126 That's why I'm using Chime.

Speaker 127 Chime understands that every dollar counts.

Speaker 133 That's why when you set up a direct deposit through QIIME, you get access to fee-free features like overdraft coverage, getting paid up to two days early with direct deposit and more.

Speaker 135 Chime is banking done right.

Speaker 74 Open a checking account with no monthly fees and no maintenance fees.

Speaker 139 Get paid up to two days early when you set up direct deposit.

Speaker 141 With qualifying direct deposits, you're eligible for free overdraft up to $200 on debit card purchases and cash withdrawals.

Speaker 42 To date, Chime has spotted members over 30 billion.

Speaker 145 Open a checking account with no monthly fees, no maintenance?

Speaker 150 Not to mention access to over 47,000 fee-free ATMs, more than the top three national banks combined.

Speaker 151 I mean, Chime is the best.

Speaker 7 The QIIME futures I love most,

Speaker 90 I love getting paid two days early with direct deposit.

Speaker 54 24-7 customer support comes in hand because sometimes I'll have a question at three in the morning about my direct deposit.

Speaker 117 It's so amazing that they can answer it then.

Speaker 154 I'm working on my financial goals through Chime today, and I suggest you do as well.

Speaker 61 Open an account in two minutes at chime.com slash Tim.

Speaker 156 That's chime.com slash Tim.

Speaker 158 Chime feels like progress.

Speaker 160 A couch potato warning is in effect as DirecTV transforms Thanksgiving into StreamsGiving.

Speaker 165 Direct TV's got free TV nationwide.

Speaker 169 With a heavy front of 60 plus live channels and a steady stream of streaming apps, conditions are perfect for non-stop entertainment.

Speaker 174 So hunker down on the couch and sign up for your free trial of My Entertainment from DirecTV.

Speaker 177 I'm going to watch some free TV.

Speaker 179 Start streaming My Entertainment from Direct TV now at streamsgiving.com.

Speaker 180 MyFree is free. Paid services.

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Speaker 32 Now the late show with Stephen Colbert is being canceled and people are angry.

Speaker 61 Trump, it's breaking out that he is suing Murdoch over this story.

Speaker 58 People are angry. Late show with Stephen Colbert.

Speaker 11 Supposedly they're citing a financial decision, but people are saying that it's because Colbert criticized CBS

Speaker 186 willing to settle a lawsuit with Donald Trump.

Speaker 57 So people are going out, like Bernie Sanders, I think, just came out and put out a, if you go to Bernie's Instagram, I believe he put out a statement saying that this

Speaker 7 decision is because Stephen Colbert had the temerity to criticize.

Speaker 143 And you bring it up, Bernie.

Speaker 130 He's just doing ads for Calci.

Speaker 32 Bernie is like, do you think Maxwell will testify?

Speaker 14 Go to Calchy.

Speaker 43 You can create your own market.

Speaker 36 CBS's billionaire owners pay Trump $16 million to settle a bogus lawsuit while trying to sell the network to Skydance.

Speaker 19 Stephen Colbert, an extraordinary talent.

Speaker 151 He was.

Speaker 25 And the most popular late night host, not true, it's Gutfeld, to be honest.

Speaker 7 I mean, whatever you think about anything, that is the truth.

Speaker 17 Slams the deal.

Speaker 97 Days later, he's fired.

Speaker 96 Do you think this is a coincidence?

Speaker 15 No, here's the thing.

Speaker 92 Late night feels like

Speaker 46 it's on its way out.

Speaker 57 And could this have made CBS make their their decision quicker, sure?

Speaker 61 Are we going to have late night shows in five years?

Speaker 8 I really don't know.

Speaker 58 It doesn't seem like we are.

Speaker 74 It doesn't seem like or three years.

Speaker 60 There's people that go on late night, you know who they are.

Speaker 41 There's a lot of people that go on late night.

Speaker 71 No one really knows who they are.

Speaker 64 And so the, you know, the host is doing like

Speaker 7 banter with someone who the audience doesn't know who they are and they've never seen the show they're on and no one knows what's happening.

Speaker 19 So no one knows what's going on.

Speaker 31 Not everyone, obviously.

Speaker 41 There's people that people know, But these people come on late night and the host is like, hey,

Speaker 13 hey, hey,

Speaker 103 we got the new star of Carolina Blue here.

Speaker 113 You know, and they're like, give it up for Jasmine Mitchell Stein.

Speaker 152 And, you know, she's, the girl will come on and she'll be like, Steven,

Speaker 15 such a fan.

Speaker 27 Love you.

Speaker 113 And he's like, this show is great.

Speaker 47 No one's heard of the show.

Speaker 80 No one has heard of the show in the audience.

Speaker 29 He's like, now this show, tell us about the show because it's amazing.

Speaker 111 This show you're on.

Speaker 94 Everyone loves this show.

Speaker 24 It's called Carolina Blue.

Speaker 56 And she's like, yeah, it's about the Blue family and Carolina.

Speaker 114 They're super, they're super uptight.

Speaker 52 And then one summer, everything threatens to be unraveled by a really wild secret.

Speaker 20 And he's like, and people can't get enough of this show.

Speaker 62 And the audience is sitting there.

Speaker 47 They don't know what's happening.

Speaker 86 The show might as well be fake.

Speaker 19 The show might as well not exist.

Speaker 88 No one knows who the person is.

Speaker 103 What did I call her?

Speaker 116 Mitchell Stein. What was her name?

Speaker 20 What name did I just say?

Speaker 45 Carmen Sarah?

Speaker 111 Jody. Did I say Jodi?

Speaker 15 I don't think so.

Speaker 41 Do you remember what I said?

Speaker 51 No.

Speaker 25 You have a broken brain. But

Speaker 63 it doesn't matter what I said because

Speaker 65 it's every single...

Speaker 71 guest on that show, for the most part, unless they're like famous, no one really knows who they are or what they're doing there.

Speaker 29 And he's like, so this show is amazing.

Speaker 82 It's an amazing show and it's on, it's on Hulu Plus, right?

Speaker 76 That's where it's on?

Speaker 30 She's like, yeah, so if you upgrade your Hulu to Hulu Plus, you can watch Carolina Blue.

Speaker 35 And he's like, now the first season.

Speaker 88 was in 2021 and season two is premiering in 2027, right?

Speaker 113 So it's a six-year gap,

Speaker 32 but we're revisiting a small beachside town in Carolina.

Speaker 112 No one knows.

Speaker 47 And the audience are just sitting there.

Speaker 94 And the audience are all people that are just in New York City.

Speaker 19 And someone goes, go see

Speaker 119 Colbert.

Speaker 71 And they know who Colbert is.

Speaker 15 And they know the Ed Sullivan theater.

Speaker 20 And many of them grew up watching David Letterman.

Speaker 15 And America's all about celebrities. That's why people like from Sweden come here.

Speaker 75 It's not to eat our poison buckets of

Speaker 75 poison dough that we make our bread from.

Speaker 17 It's because they really want to see a celebrity and they want to see how rich and fat we all are.

Speaker 35 That's why they come here.

Speaker 121 They got to see America. They got to see America.

Speaker 119 How rich are they?

Speaker 136 How fat are they?

Speaker 66 How amazing is New York?

Speaker 21 They want to see a real city, not like an ancient city or, you know what I mean?

Speaker 15 And they're traffickers in Sweden and stuff.

Speaker 64 It's like all the royals and really rich, creepy people.

Speaker 7 It's a May 24 movie.

Speaker 41 But our people that are human traffickers are like not even hiding.

Speaker 69 they're like barely hiding it, so that that impresses them.

Speaker 32 They're like, they're rich and fat, and their pedophiles don't even hide it.

Speaker 89 So, they come to see all of this circus of America, and then they're in the Ed Sullivan Theater, and they're like, Who's coming out tonight?

Speaker 15 J-Lo?

Speaker 118 And it's like a comedian with 8,700 followers who's on a show on Amazon that no one's watched.

Speaker 93 And And he's like, so now tell us what it was like to grow up

Speaker 60 as a non-so now you were

Speaker 100 non-binary in Oklahoma.

Speaker 65 Tell us about that because that's the premise of this show, right?

Speaker 102 The show is that you're non-binary in Oklahoma, but you're also like one of the top poker players in the world.

Speaker 27 But no one knows you're non-binary from Oklahoma because it's all online, right?

Speaker 14 And the people in the audience, like, we just want to see pedophiles or J-Lo or fat people.

Speaker 47 We came to America.

Speaker 27 It was a long flight.

Speaker 72 It was a really long flight.

Speaker 14 We just want to see pedophiles, fat people, or J-Lo.

Speaker 102 They want to watch a celebrity just smack.

Speaker 19 a minority in the face like an immigrant.

Speaker 31 That's what they want.

Speaker 29 They want to see J-Lo take a garbage can

Speaker 114 and like the

Speaker 115 dream of someone that comes here from a Scandinavian country, one of them,

Speaker 62 if you come to America from Norway, your dream is you go to the Ed Sovin theater, J-Lo comes out, and then as you're leaving, you look down an alley and you see her

Speaker 4 take a garbage can and there's a little Mexican woman and J-Lo puts the can on her.

Speaker 119 And for whatever reason, you don't even know what this woman did to draw the ire of J-Lo.

Speaker 120 But now this little Mexican woman's got a can on her and she stumbles into the other building and she and she hits herself.

Speaker 26 She like knocks herself out, and she's just rolling with the can.

Speaker 112 And then J-Lo

Speaker 47 gets in the black car and drives away.

Speaker 63 That's the dream.

Speaker 56 Did this lawsuit make them go, hey, let's get rid of

Speaker 15 Trump?

Speaker 64 I mean, let's get rid of Colbert because he bothered Trump.

Speaker 47 Sure, I don't doubt it.

Speaker 46 I don't doubt that that's a possibility.

Speaker 60 You know?

Speaker 62 Bernie Sanders, go to Calche.com.

Speaker 15 Bernie Sanders, does he have his betting market on Calchi?

Speaker 40 I'm having fun on there.

Speaker 39 Will Trump release any of the Epstein files this year?

Speaker 13 Hmm.

Speaker 49 Will Gislane Maxwell testify?

Speaker 18 20% chance.

Speaker 61 I would say it's a little higher than 20, but not that much higher.

Speaker 23 I would say it's a little higher than 20, but not that much higher.

Speaker 115 But

Speaker 76 I will say this.

Speaker 93 I will say this. The people that I spoke to at the dinner know they have a problem.

Speaker 60 They know they have a real problem. They know that

Speaker 17 the base is angry.

Speaker 88 The people that elected them are angry.

Speaker 56 They are aware of that.

Speaker 38 They get it.

Speaker 35 And they know that the best, the thing that needs to happen here is Bondi needs to be fired.

Speaker 44 And

Speaker 64 Ghislaine should testify.

Speaker 40 And people know that you need to release everything.

Speaker 60 You know, they know that.

Speaker 72 Now, I don't know if that's going to happen.

Speaker 120 And I don't know if any of what I was told is true.

Speaker 35 But it does stand to reason that these tapes are not with Pam Bondi, who's a buffoon.

Speaker 19 And that these tapes, and I'm sure they exist, are somewhere else.

Speaker 186 If they haven't been destroyed,

Speaker 66 they're either with a foreign intelligence service or our own or both.

Speaker 35 There's some kind of dead man switch on something.

Speaker 70 I don't know.

Speaker 39 I lack the ability to know.

Speaker 18 But the people I've speak to, spoken to, did they get it?

Speaker 60 They understand

Speaker 15 that this is the problem.

Speaker 110 I'm not going to say who they are.

Speaker 63 It's not fair to say who they are.

Speaker 24 I will not say that.

Speaker 138 We had a nice time. We had steaks.

Speaker 35 We had some salad and it was nice.

Speaker 71 I won't say who they are.

Speaker 4 I was a little worried that it was going to be Indian food.

Speaker 32 Good luck out there.

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