Everything In The Epstein Files Kash Patel Is Missing | Candace Ep 197

[00:00:00] Well, Trump and Elon declared war over [00:00:02] the weekend on one another. And Elon [00:00:04] told the world that Trump is in the [00:00:06] Epstein files. Cash Patel got wind of [00:00:08] this bombshell just as he was in the [00:00:10] middle of a Joe Rogan interview [00:00:12] dedicated to convincing the public that [00:00:14] Epstein did in fact kill himself. So [00:00:17] once again, it's going to be up to all [00:00:19] of us conspiracy theorists to finish the [00:00:21] job. And today I'm going to walk Cash [00:00:24] and all the rest of us through all of [00:00:26] the loose ends in the Epstein case that [00:00:28] he might want to follow up on if he [00:00:30] wanted to find some answers. Plus, at [00:00:32] the end, we've got a spicy theory that [00:00:34] could explain all the conflicting [00:00:36] stories coming from inside the [00:00:38] administration. Welcome back to Candace. [00:00:45] [Applause] [00:00:50] [Music] [00:00:56] By now, I'm sure that you've heard all [00:00:58] about Elon Musk declaring war on Donald [00:01:00] Trump and all the drama that played out [00:01:02] over the weekend, even though it was [00:01:04] overshadowed almost overnight by riot [00:01:06] season breaking out in LA, which we will [00:01:08] talk about later in the week. But I [00:01:11] couldn't help but laugh when I saw that [00:01:12] Russia has now offered political asylum [00:01:15] to Musk. And they were obviously joking, [00:01:17] but like not joking. You know what I [00:01:19] mean? Like, so it was punctuated by Cash [00:01:22] Patel, though appearing on the Joe Rogan [00:01:24] podcast for a 2-hour interview. And [00:01:26] although the Rogan episode didn't air [00:01:28] until the day after Mus bombshell tweet [00:01:30] in a hilarious twist of fate, the tweet [00:01:32] dropped right while they were recording, [00:01:34] and Jaime pulled it up live in the [00:01:36] studio. Cash's reaction was hilarious. [00:01:41] Watch this. [00:01:43] Elon and Trump seem to be in a bit of a [00:01:45] spat. Joe, you want to check the tweet [00:01:46] that Elon just put out a little bit ago? [00:01:49] Time to drop the really big bomb. Donald [00:01:51] Trump is in the Epstein files. That's [00:01:53] the real reason they have not been made [00:01:55] public. Have a nice day. Jesus Christ. [00:01:58] I'm not participating in any of that [00:02:00] conversation between Elon. Have a nice [00:02:02] day. DJD, someone should take his phone [00:02:04] away. They're going back and forth about [00:02:06] different things and yeah, listen. Well, [00:02:07] he said he was disappointed in Elon. [00:02:09] Yeah, they told him to leave. Jesus [00:02:11] Christ. That's a crazy thing to say. How [00:02:13] does he know? Does he know that Donald [00:02:15] Trump is in the Epstein Files or does he [00:02:17] have access to the Epste? I don't know [00:02:19] how he would, but I'm just staying out [00:02:20] of the Trump Elon thing. That's way [00:02:22] outside my lane. Are they doing I know [00:02:25] my lane and that ain't it. [00:02:27] I know my lane and that ain't it. True, [00:02:30] Cash. I really wish that Jamie had [00:02:32] edited the episode so that we had video [00:02:34] of Cash's eyeballs as the tweet hit the [00:02:37] screen because I'm very curious like [00:02:38] what he was covering up in his [00:02:40] expression. That's like all around a [00:02:43] pretty wild experience. I'm sure that [00:02:44] Cash will remember that moment for the [00:02:46] rest of his life. But ultimately, [00:02:49] beneath all the drama, we learned a lot [00:02:51] about what to expect on the Epstein [00:02:53] story and what to expect from Cash Patel [00:02:56] and Dan Bonino, which is not much. It's [00:02:59] actually basically nothing. Um, wa watch [00:03:02] more of what Cash said during the [00:03:04] interview. [00:03:06] again. We're going to give [00:03:07] you everything we can. And people have [00:03:09] to remember, we're not going to [00:03:11] revictimize women. We're not going to [00:03:14] put that back out there. It's not [00:03:15] happening because then he wins. Not [00:03:17] doing it. You want to hate me for it? [00:03:19] Fine. Again, logical play out. If there [00:03:23] was a video of some guy or gal [00:03:26] committing felonies on an island and I'm [00:03:30] in charge, don't you think you'd see it? [00:03:34] If you have access to it. If I have it. [00:03:36] Period. If I have it. If I have it. [00:03:40] So, where else would it be? Right. If [00:03:44] you have it, right? But you can't say [00:03:46] that you have it. No, we're giving you [00:03:48] everything we have so far. Everything we [00:03:51] have so far is Have you guys gone over [00:03:54] all the video that's available? Yeah, [00:03:56] that's what I'm telling you. That's what [00:03:57] takes so much damn time. [00:04:00] So, aside from how confusing that whole [00:04:02] exchange is, there's apparently no [00:04:06] videos or everything we have so far is [00:04:10] being it's a little unclear, but it cash [00:04:14] does make it clear that what we all want [00:04:16] to be in the videos is not in the [00:04:18] videos, which is all of these [00:04:19] billionaires and powerful politicians on [00:04:22] tape with the crimes that they've been [00:04:23] committing that was being used for [00:04:25] blackmail. And we know the FBI [00:04:27] confiscated boxes and boxes of tapes [00:04:29] originally. Plus, earlier this year, [00:04:32] there was that one time that one of [00:04:33] James O'Keefe's muck raers caught Pam [00:04:35] Bondi on hidden cameras saying this. Do [00:04:38] you know when the Epstein files are [00:04:40] going to get released? Um, we hope soon. [00:04:44] Okay. So, any dates? No. You know what [00:04:47] it is? There are tons and thousands [00:04:50] videos and it's all with little kids. So [00:04:53] they have to go through everyone. [00:04:57] So after that, she came out and made [00:05:00] that statement, the same statement in a [00:05:02] mainstream interview to save face [00:05:04] presumably. So here's here's that. The [00:05:07] FBI, they're reviewing there are tens of [00:05:10] thousands of videos of Epstein with [00:05:15] children or child porn. and there are [00:05:18] hundreds of victims and no one victim [00:05:21] will ever get released. It's just the [00:05:23] volume and that's what they're going [00:05:25] through right now. The FBI is diligently [00:05:27] going through that. So, what's going on [00:05:31] here? How do we square these two [00:05:34] experienced public figures saying two [00:05:36] such wildly different [00:05:38] things? On the one hand, Cash could be [00:05:41] compromised. Maybe his family is [00:05:42] threatened or something to that effect. [00:05:44] But then Bonino would have to be under [00:05:46] the same pressure as well and so many [00:05:49] other people around them. So if that if [00:05:51] what Bondi is saying were true, then FBI [00:05:54] agents have all seen these videos and [00:05:56] the cover up of this whole thing would [00:05:58] have to be impossibly broad right now [00:06:00] today. So I find it hard to believe that [00:06:02] that would even work. Or Pam Bondi could [00:06:05] be compromised and maybe intentionally [00:06:07] putting out misinformation either to [00:06:09] purposely undermine trust in cash by [00:06:11] claiming that he has things that he does [00:06:13] not have or she could just be a dumbass [00:06:15] politician making big facious claims for [00:06:17] the cameras. But the claims that she's [00:06:20] making were only initially captured on [00:06:22] hidden camera and only once that hit the [00:06:24] internet did she actually make those [00:06:26] claims like to the public. So, there's a [00:06:29] whole wild rabbit hole that you can fall [00:06:30] down about Pam Bondie's involvement in [00:06:32] the Trayvon Martin case in Florida about [00:06:34] a decade ago, which in many ways gave [00:06:37] rise to the whole BLM movement. It's [00:06:39] entirely possible that Pam is [00:06:40] compromised. But I think it's more [00:06:42] likely she just loves the spotlight and [00:06:44] is most concerned with advancing her own [00:06:47] career. Basically, though, all theories [00:06:50] just boil down to one major question. Is [00:06:53] Cash lying about what is available to [00:06:56] him? or is he accurately reporting [00:06:59] what's available to him? Or is it the [00:07:02] mysterious third option, which we'll get [00:07:04] to at the end? In my opinion, though, it [00:07:07] is far more likely that he is accurately [00:07:10] reporting what he has and he is being [00:07:12] intentionally used for his track record [00:07:14] of disclosure, of being a hound dog, of [00:07:17] going after the truth and the deep [00:07:19] state. And it looks to me like Cash and [00:07:22] Dan might essentially just be getting [00:07:23] played as unwitting paths for the cover [00:07:26] up of the true story. Erase and destroy [00:07:29] all the evidence that was collected. [00:07:30] Maybe even generate a couple carefully [00:07:32] crafted videos and other files to leave [00:07:35] around. Drop them into an empty room [00:07:37] with no leads. And what can these guys [00:07:38] do? Again, that doesn't really square [00:07:41] with Pam Bondi out here running her [00:07:43] mouth about biblical amounts of evidence [00:07:45] being processed by the FBI. But anyways, [00:07:49] it looks like once again it's going to [00:07:51] be on all of us conspiracy theorists to [00:07:54] do their job for them. Because while [00:07:56] everyone is losing their minds over [00:07:58] Trump Musk drama, there's a reason why [00:08:00] we all care so much about Epstein. [00:08:03] Epstein is not just a child predator [00:08:05] that hurt underage girls. Epste [00:08:07] represents the most damaging national [00:08:09] security leak in America's history. And [00:08:11] that leak is still wide open. So, [00:08:14] someone please tell Cash Patel that if [00:08:17] you do not have the blackmail tapes that [00:08:19] Epstein was collecting on people like [00:08:21] allegedly Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, [00:08:24] Prince Andrew, Marvin Minsky, Glenn [00:08:25] Dubin, Leon Black, Sergey Brin, Bill [00:08:28] Richardson, George Mitchell, many, many [00:08:30] more. Then that means that someone else [00:08:34] still has those tapes. That means that [00:08:36] someone else still has lord knows how [00:08:39] much of our current administration, [00:08:41] permanent government, corporate [00:08:43] executives, and celebrities all [00:08:45] blackmailed right now, today. We know [00:08:49] that those tapes existed. We know that [00:08:51] the FBI raided his mansion and [00:08:53] confiscated a large number of them. They [00:08:55] aren't missing because the good guys [00:08:57] misplaced them. They're missing because [00:09:00] people inside one of the previous [00:09:02] administrations covered it up. Now, why [00:09:05] would someone do that? Well, you don't [00:09:08] have to be all that sharp to realize [00:09:10] that the only kind of person that would [00:09:12] cover something like that up would be [00:09:14] someone working for the black mailers, [00:09:17] obviously. And so, it stands to reason [00:09:19] that they wouldn't have permanently [00:09:21] destroyed them all from existence. They [00:09:23] would have simply destroyed them from [00:09:25] your records, from your files, and your [00:09:28] storage lockers cash. The black mailers [00:09:30] obviously still have that blackmail. The [00:09:33] two most powerful men in our country, or [00:09:36] at least so we're told, Donald Trump and [00:09:38] Elon Musk, are both candidates for that [00:09:41] blackmail, depending on who you ask. [00:09:44] Faith in our federal government and [00:09:46] agencies is at an all-time low, and for [00:09:48] good reason. It is entirely possible, [00:09:51] even likely, that former presidents, [00:09:53] back to Bill Clinton, were also on that [00:09:55] blackmail list. This is not the kind of [00:09:58] that you look in the file and say, "Huh, [00:10:00] nothing there. I guess there's nothing [00:10:02] to see." Case closed, bro. You are the [00:10:06] FBI. Your job is to investigate this. [00:10:09] CNN's job is to get a memo and just [00:10:11] report whatever it says to us. And yet [00:10:13] somehow it seems that just about [00:10:15] everything we know about Epstein and his [00:10:17] network comes from the Muckraaker [00:10:19] journalists and from victim testimony [00:10:21] and whistleblowers. The only thing that [00:10:23] the federal government has contributed [00:10:25] to the investigation into the most [00:10:26] significant criminal enterprise in [00:10:28] generations is to help cover it up. Like [00:10:31] that one time when Alec Aosta gave him a [00:10:33] sweetheart plea bargain and looked the [00:10:35] other way because someone told him [00:10:37] Epstein belonged to intelligence and to [00:10:39] leave it alone. Or when top justice [00:10:42] officials in Florida repeatedly blocked [00:10:44] Palm Beach Chief of Police Michael Ryder [00:10:46] from bringing Epstein down sooner. Or [00:10:48] when Bill Barr, whose father had hired [00:10:51] Epstein without qualifications for his [00:10:53] first teaching job at the Dalton School. [00:10:55] Bill Bar oversaw the detention and [00:10:57] suicide of Jeffrey Epstein. But Cash is [00:11:00] apparently throwing his hands in the air [00:11:02] and treating it like a closed case, like [00:11:04] there's nothing he could do to shake the [00:11:06] tree and expose more. What's in the [00:11:08] files is apparently all there is. And to [00:11:11] the whole FBI's embarrassment, Cash [00:11:13] Patel, during his interview with Joe [00:11:15] Rogan, was apparently not familiar with [00:11:17] the extensive mainstream media reporting [00:11:20] that not only was the footage of [00:11:21] Epstein's first alleged suicide attempt [00:11:23] apparently missing, and then it was [00:11:25] later erased due to a clerical error, [00:11:27] but also, if you notice the dates, two [00:11:30] of the cameras outside of his cell the [00:11:32] day that we are told he committed [00:11:33] suicide were apparently not functioning. [00:11:36] Cash also apparently didn't know about [00:11:39] the second autopsy that seemed to show, [00:11:42] at least according to that doctor, that [00:11:44] there was no way it could have been a [00:11:45] suicide because of the way that his neck [00:11:47] was broken. Check this out. Did you ever [00:11:50] see Do you remember that HBO autopsy [00:11:53] show, Dr. Michael Baden, he's a famous [00:11:56] forensic I don't think scientist. So, [00:11:59] uh, he's a pathologist and he reviewed [00:12:02] the case and it was his determination [00:12:04] that it was a homicide because of the [00:12:07] way his neck was broken. Mhm. And what [00:12:09] he said was it was indicative of a [00:12:12] liature strangulation and it was because [00:12:14] of the positioning on the neck where the [00:12:16] marks were, that it wasn't indicative of [00:12:18] someone hanging by their weight, which [00:12:20] had been higher on the chin. And there's [00:12:21] a specific break of the bones and the [00:12:24] vertebrae that's consistent with someone [00:12:25] who is just strangled to death. I I [00:12:28] haven't seen it. I'll definitely take a [00:12:30] look at it because that's part of my [00:12:32] job. You haven't seen that the report on [00:12:35] that? No, I haven't looked at that. Did [00:12:37] you see any kind did was there any other [00:12:40] autopsy done other than the official [00:12:42] one? Not to my knowledge, but if there [00:12:45] was, you'll get it. And that's what [00:12:46] we're doing. [00:12:49] Well, the rest of the world got it cash. [00:12:52] Um, you can read about it on Law and [00:12:53] Crime or any number of other websites. [00:12:55] And to be fair, uh, Badden, this other [00:12:59] doctor that gave this other diagnosis, [00:13:02] he was hired by Epstein's brother, Mark [00:13:04] Epste, to investigate and then he's the [00:13:06] one that found that he thought it was [00:13:08] not a suicide, but instead a murder. [00:13:10] But, you know, you can look into it for [00:13:12] yourself. The point is simply that Cash [00:13:14] apparently is only concerned with what's [00:13:17] in his files, but he's also at the same [00:13:20] time less informed about the case than [00:13:22] your average Twitter journalist about [00:13:24] the state of play. So today, we're going [00:13:27] to give Cash a little help because this [00:13:29] is not JFK. Most of the alleged [00:13:32] co-conspirators and perpetrators are [00:13:34] still alive and walking free. Most of [00:13:36] the victims are still alive and willing [00:13:38] to talk. Most of the witnesses are still [00:13:41] out there. Most of the crime scenes are [00:13:44] still standing. So, let's start at the [00:13:47] beginning and take a quick look at all [00:13:49] of the myriad places that Cash could [00:13:51] easily start looking for more answers if [00:13:53] he really wanted to secure our nation. [00:13:56] The first victims to go on record were [00:13:58] Maria and Annie Farmer. Maria Farmer was [00:14:01] recruited from the New York Academy of [00:14:03] Art when Eileen Guggenheim introduced [00:14:05] her to Jeffrey Epstein in the mid 90s. [00:14:07] Her and her 16-year-old sister are two [00:14:10] of the earliest known victims of Epstein [00:14:12] and Gazelene Maxwell's alleged sexual [00:14:14] assault. Eileen Guggenheim is still the [00:14:17] chair of the board of directors at the [00:14:18] New York Academy of Art as listed on [00:14:20] their website today. That is despite a [00:14:23] petition launched in 2020 calling for [00:14:25] her to step down and the resignations of [00:14:27] many of the other female board members [00:14:29] in protest. But don't worry, the school [00:14:32] was sure to give $30,000 to a charity [00:14:34] for victims of sexual assault. So, it's [00:14:37] all good. Guggenheim, coming from the [00:14:40] family and background that she comes [00:14:42] from, naturally goes on living an [00:14:44] aristocratic life to this day. Farmer [00:14:47] claims that she met Donald Trump one day [00:14:49] in Epste's office, recalling Trump [00:14:51] eyeing her before Mr. Epste informed him [00:14:53] that she's quote not for you. And so [00:14:56] right now, remember, basically [00:14:58] everything we will read from today is [00:15:00] just allegations because no FBI director [00:15:02] has ever done much more or even anything [00:15:04] at all to verify or to try these things [00:15:07] out. So the vast majority of these [00:15:09] allegations have never been proven or [00:15:11] even tried in a court of law. Okay. But [00:15:14] she recalled a parade of young girls [00:15:17] coming through Epstein's house and being [00:15:18] told that they were modeling auditions [00:15:20] for Victoria's Secret. We will come back [00:15:22] to Leslie Wexner and his role in all of [00:15:24] this in a bit. She also was one of the [00:15:26] first to mention Bill Clinton, though [00:15:28] she said that she never actually saw [00:15:30] him. When she discovered that her [00:15:32] 16-year-old sister had also been [00:15:34] violated, she allegedly contacted the [00:15:36] NYPD and the FBI, who simultaneously [00:15:39] denied her contacting them, yet also [00:15:41] followed up with her years later about [00:15:43] said contact, though nothing ever seemed [00:15:46] to come of it. She said she also raised [00:15:48] her concerns with leaders in the art [00:15:50] community, including Miss Guggenheim, [00:15:52] but said Miss Guggenheim did not seem to [00:15:54] take the issue seriously. I wonder why. [00:15:58] When none of this worked, she went to a [00:15:59] national magazine. Gazain Maxwell [00:16:01] allegedly started calling and [00:16:03] threatening her, saying things like, [00:16:05] quote, "Better be careful and watch your [00:16:07] back. I know you go to the Westside [00:16:09] Highway all the time. While you're out [00:16:10] there, just be really careful because [00:16:12] there are a lot of ways to die there." [00:16:15] One can only imagine the sorts of phone [00:16:17] calls that the magazine got because the [00:16:19] story was never published. And so [00:16:20] Epstein's predation continued [00:16:22] uninterrupted for more than a decade. [00:16:25] Eventually, hundreds of victims spoke [00:16:27] with police and reporters. And [00:16:29] fortunately, some of them found a police [00:16:31] officer that listened. One of the true [00:16:33] heroes of the story. Josepher Kerry was [00:16:36] a decorated Palm Beach detective who [00:16:38] opened an investigation to Epstein in [00:16:40] 2005 and eventually brought charges [00:16:42] against him in 2008. Although those [00:16:45] charges did nothing to stop Epstein and [00:16:47] hardly even slowed him down, they [00:16:49] produced a large amount of evidence that [00:16:51] widened the trail for journalists and [00:16:52] law enforcement that would come after [00:16:54] him. But he died in 2018 of a mysterious [00:16:57] and sudden illness just shortly after [00:17:00] giving his deposition to the court about [00:17:02] the case. Awfully weird timing. The only [00:17:05] public reporting that I have ever been [00:17:07] able to dig up on the matter is in the [00:17:09] Palm Beach Daily News from June 1st, [00:17:11] 2018, where it simply said that he died [00:17:14] Friday, May 25th, 2018 after a brief [00:17:17] illness. He was 50. No other information [00:17:21] about the cause of death was ever [00:17:23] released. Don't know what to make of [00:17:25] that. Another hero in the first chapter [00:17:28] of the investigation was Michael Ryder, [00:17:30] the Palm Beach Chief of Police, who took [00:17:32] his detective seriously when he heard [00:17:34] the allegations and he helped Ricari [00:17:36] investigate and bring the case against [00:17:37] Epste in 2008. He protested loudly at [00:17:41] Epsteal, calling it the worst failure of [00:17:43] the criminal justice system in modern [00:17:45] times. And while we're here, I also want [00:17:48] to highlight some of the courageous [00:17:50] victims that went public and are [00:17:51] responsible for most of what we know and [00:17:54] all of the small amount of justice being [00:17:56] served to Gileain Maxwell for these [00:17:57] crimes. Annie and Maria Farmer, Virginia [00:18:00] Def Jafrey, and Joanna Schoberg, among [00:18:03] many others, provided some of the most [00:18:05] extensive and important testimony over [00:18:07] the course of years of dangerous and [00:18:09] grueling legal battles. Without these [00:18:11] women's courage, Epstein would likely [00:18:13] still be free and flying children to his [00:18:15] private islands to this day. Without [00:18:18] them, we would likely have nearly no [00:18:20] names of who else was involved in the [00:18:21] abuse, the trafficking, and the cover [00:18:23] up. Earlier this year, Virginia paid the [00:18:26] ultimate price for her fight when she [00:18:28] died by apparent suicide. And I know a [00:18:31] lot of people gravitate towards the [00:18:33] belief that it was no accident. It's [00:18:35] important to understand that we [00:18:36] genuinely don't know for sure. Virginia [00:18:38] lived an incredibly difficult life as a [00:18:40] survivor. The things that she went [00:18:42] through broke her. She was sick. She had [00:18:44] lost custody of her children and was [00:18:46] prevented from seeing them in the months [00:18:48] before she passed. Her husband of 22 [00:18:50] years had allegedly become abusive and [00:18:52] had beaten her to the point of [00:18:54] hospitalization before filing a family [00:18:57] restraining order against her and taking [00:18:59] her children from her. Please do not [00:19:02] downplay the strength that this woman [00:19:04] had to fight through all of that by [00:19:06] ignoring how much pain and tragedy she [00:19:08] had to endure. Maybe she committed [00:19:10] suicide, maybe she didn't. Either way, [00:19:13] she was a hero for what she did to bring [00:19:15] Epstein down. And she deserves to be [00:19:16] remembered for that fight, for the whole [00:19:18] fight, and not turned into a caricature [00:19:21] for conspiracy theory lore. Because [00:19:23] without Virginia, it is entirely [00:19:25] possible that Epstein would still be [00:19:26] free. Entirely possible that this would [00:19:29] still be happening. And we might not [00:19:31] have known about any number of these [00:19:33] pedophiles gracing the halls of power. [00:19:35] And we're going to talk all about them [00:19:36] in just a minute. But first, I want to [00:19:39] take a minute to tell you about Take [00:19:41] Lean. 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It also spurred [00:22:19] international media attention for the [00:22:21] larger story and brought clear tangible [00:22:24] weight to the scope of Epstein's [00:22:25] operations. Even the most common person [00:22:27] can see this photo and understand that [00:22:29] there is no explanation for the prince [00:22:31] to have his hand around a 17-year-old [00:22:33] girl in that way in that setting with [00:22:36] that person in the background. From [00:22:38] Virginia's bravery coming forward, more [00:22:41] followed and then more until there were [00:22:43] hundreds of victims. Depositions started [00:22:45] piling up. Media swarmed to the story [00:22:47] and names started coming out. Some were [00:22:49] men who were clearly targets of the [00:22:51] blackmail operation like Prince Andrew [00:22:53] was. But others seemed to straddle the [00:22:55] line between the blackmailed and the [00:22:56] black mailers. allegedly perverted men [00:22:59] perhaps, but perhaps also involved in [00:23:02] the financial, logistical, or legal [00:23:04] framework of this conspiracy that was [00:23:06] hidden in plain sight in the highest [00:23:09] halls of power. So, in no particular [00:23:11] order, here's just a handful of those [00:23:13] men who are still available for [00:23:15] questioning today should cash want to. [00:23:18] Leon Black, the billionaire founder of [00:23:21] Apollo Global Management, one of the [00:23:22] most powerful asset managers in the [00:23:24] world. He paid Epstein more than $180 [00:23:27] million for tax advice and allegedly [00:23:29] saved over $1.3 billion by using those [00:23:33] tax avoidance strategies. He was also [00:23:36] accused of sexual assault in connection [00:23:38] with Jeffrey Epstein by multiple [00:23:39] victims, one of whom was a teenager with [00:23:42] Down syndrome and autism. Leon Black [00:23:45] denied the allegations and eventually [00:23:46] all the charges were settled or dropped. [00:23:49] He resigned from most of his cushy [00:23:50] positions, but he's still out there [00:23:52] doing his thing being a happy little [00:23:55] billionaire. Larry Summers, who played [00:23:57] an instrumental role in the deregulation [00:23:59] that led directly to the 2008 collapse, [00:24:02] met with Jeffrey Epstein more than a [00:24:03] dozen times from 2013 through 2016 after [00:24:07] Jeffrey Epstein had already done time [00:24:09] for soliciting prostitution from a minor [00:24:11] and after Harvard had stopped receiving [00:24:13] his donations. Maybe they were just [00:24:16] buddies. Anyways, Larry Summers recently [00:24:19] did a stint on the board of directors of [00:24:21] OpenAI. He still teaches at the Harvard [00:24:23] Kennedy School and lectures us about the [00:24:25] economy which he helped destroy over the [00:24:27] last 70 years. He is very wealthy, doing [00:24:30] quite well, available for questioning [00:24:33] should cash want to. Alan Derswitz was [00:24:36] one of Epste's lawyers for the original [00:24:38] 2008 case and also allegedly a massage [00:24:41] enthusiast. He said some pretty [00:24:43] interesting things about it all in the [00:24:44] past. [00:24:46] Did you ever see Mr. Epste with underage [00:24:49] girls? No. Oh, no. If I had ever seen [00:24:51] Jeffrey Epstein in any inappropriate [00:24:54] situation with an underage girl, I would [00:24:56] have terminated my relationship and [00:24:57] turned him in. No way. So, you're [00:25:00] obviously surprised by the allegations. [00:25:02] We were shocked by the allegations, but [00:25:04] as a criminal lawyer, being shocked by [00:25:06] an allegation doesn't mean that I won't [00:25:08] defend somebody. Alan Dersowitz helped [00:25:11] negotiate what many have criticized as a [00:25:13] lenient plea deal for Jeffrey Epstein in [00:25:15] 2008. Dersuitz denies the deal was a [00:25:18] bargain, instead arguing prosecutors [00:25:20] lacked the evidence to indict Epstein [00:25:22] for federal sex trafficking charges. [00:25:25] He was [00:25:26] shocked. But multiple housekeepers and [00:25:29] victims testified to Durit's involvement [00:25:31] in all this evil stuff going on behind [00:25:33] the scenes, but he denies ever doing [00:25:36] anything untoward. So obviously, he must [00:25:38] be innocent. You can tell there's [00:25:40] nothing shady going on there because he [00:25:43] has called on Trump multiple times to [00:25:45] pardon Gileain Maxwell claiming that she [00:25:47] is entirely innocent and the whole story [00:25:49] is lies. [00:25:51] So [00:25:53] yeah, I'm sure that old Dersy would be [00:25:56] available to answer some questions too, [00:25:57] Cash. Just saying. Then there's Ahoud [00:26:00] Barack, the literal former prime [00:26:02] minister of Israel and ex- head of [00:26:04] Israeli military intelligence, who [00:26:06] coincidentally just happened to visit [00:26:08] Epste at least 30 times that we know of [00:26:11] between 2013 and 2017. Unlike many of [00:26:14] Epste's other visitors, Ahood actually [00:26:16] had the good sense to try to hide his [00:26:18] face while sneaking in and out of [00:26:19] Epste's residence, which he did monthly [00:26:21] for 11 consecutive months starting in [00:26:24] December of 2015, which is just really [00:26:27] interesting. I can't imagine why the [00:26:30] former head of Israeli military [00:26:31] intelligence would have a regular [00:26:33] meeting schedule with this guy that just [00:26:35] seemed to be blackmailing American [00:26:37] politicians and elites on behalf of some [00:26:40] unknown foreign government. [00:26:43] Oh, right. [00:26:46] Anyways, Ahood is a little busy with a [00:26:48] different spying program going tits up [00:26:51] over in Italy right now, but I'm sure he [00:26:53] could possibly just maybe make some time [00:26:56] in his busy schedule to talk about this [00:26:58] one. And of course, we have to talk [00:27:00] about Leslie Wexner, the bankroll. Of [00:27:03] all the rich guys who are still walking [00:27:05] free after this scandal, Leslie Wexner [00:27:08] is in many ways the most outrageous. [00:27:10] Wexner is the founder and former [00:27:12] chairman of the limited or LB brands [00:27:14] which encompasses Victoria's Secret, [00:27:16] Abbercrombie and Fitch and Hollister [00:27:18] among many others. I just point out [00:27:20] those three though because they were all [00:27:23] fronts for sex trafficking rings and [00:27:25] Leslie Wexner though he feebly claimed [00:27:27] that Epstein stole from him and he had [00:27:30] no idea what his boy Jeffrey was up to. [00:27:32] He was both the bankroll and the access [00:27:35] that Epstein used to prey on teen girls. [00:27:38] Whitney Webb reported in One Nation [00:27:39] Undermail that Wexner signed his [00:27:41] complete power of attorney over to [00:27:43] Epstein, meaning that Epstein had [00:27:45] complete control over all of Wexner's [00:27:47] financial and business assets. He could [00:27:49] buy, sell, and manage anything Wexner [00:27:52] owned on Wexner's behalf without Wexner [00:27:55] present. This gave Wexner the cover to [00:27:58] say that he had no idea what Epstein was [00:28:00] up to. But let's be real, Les, let's [00:28:02] let's be real. You didn't become one of [00:28:04] the wealthiest Jewish and pro-Israel [00:28:06] philanthropists in the world by not [00:28:08] knowing what you were doing. You did so [00:28:11] by aligning with your buddies at the [00:28:13] Mega Group and financing sexual [00:28:15] blackmail and intelligence operations [00:28:17] around the world while simultaneously [00:28:19] selling unattainable beauty standards to [00:28:21] young girls. Allegedly. Allegedly. [00:28:25] Leslie Wexner is a real piece of work. [00:28:27] Whitney has a whole chapter in her book [00:28:29] about that one time when he admitted [00:28:31] that he believes that he is possessed by [00:28:32] an evil demon named Adibbook that drives [00:28:35] him to always thirst for more power and [00:28:37] more money. Yeah, he obviously had no [00:28:41] idea what Jeffrey Epstein was up to [00:28:43] while he flew all around the world [00:28:45] posing as a Victoria's Secret recruiter [00:28:47] using Victoria's Secret bank accounts [00:28:49] for multi-million dollar properties and [00:28:51] jets and the like. Oh yeah, and I almost [00:28:54] forgot that his other modeling and [00:28:57] fashion company, Abberrombie and Fitch, [00:28:59] was also running a sex trafficking ring, [00:29:01] which was super gay. News broke last [00:29:05] year that Mike Jeff, the Abbercrombie [00:29:07] CEO, had been using the Abbercrombie [00:29:09] modeling catalog as his personal menu. [00:29:12] And there were some truly messed up [00:29:13] details in the court documents like [00:29:16] victims being locked in rooms during [00:29:18] group sex acts, injected with drugs, and [00:29:21] more. Those allegations never made it [00:29:24] far enough to uncover any true extent of [00:29:26] whether the trafficking was being [00:29:27] exported as a service to any other [00:29:29] powerful men around the world the way [00:29:31] that Epstein was doing with Victoria's [00:29:32] Secret because the court ruled this year [00:29:34] that he was unfit to stand trial due to [00:29:37] dementia and Alzheimer's. So, oh well [00:29:39] that he trafficked and raped all those [00:29:41] young boys. I guess just case closed. [00:29:45] Oh, allegedly, by the way, allegedly [00:29:47] never got tried in a court. We have no [00:29:50] idea. You can read the documents for [00:29:53] yourself. And I mention old Mike because [00:29:55] he was specifically put in place by [00:29:57] Lesie Wexner, who bought Abberrombie in [00:30:00] 1988 and then within just a couple years [00:30:02] put Jeffre in to rebuild the brand with [00:30:05] a particular focus on the teen customer. [00:30:08] I'm sure Lesie didn't mean it quite like [00:30:10] that, though. No way. Surely he had no [00:30:13] idea. He just happened to keep hiring [00:30:16] pedophiles to run his businesses and [00:30:18] manage all of his money. Just such bad [00:30:20] luck for Mr. Wexner. Really [00:30:23] unbelievable. But anyways, I guess that [00:30:25] Mr. Jeff is not available for cash to [00:30:28] ask any questions as he is apparently [00:30:29] now a vegetable. An old perverted gay [00:30:32] vegetable. But now I want to shift gears [00:30:35] a little bit from the billionaires who [00:30:37] seem to be in some way involved in the [00:30:39] trafficking organization to some of the [00:30:41] prominent targets who are still [00:30:43] available for questioning. just a small [00:30:45] smattering that we know of today to give [00:30:47] our boy Cash a head start. Like David [00:30:50] Copperfield, he can be found on the Las [00:30:52] Vegas strip still today in 2025. I was [00:30:55] appalled to discover when I recently [00:30:56] went to the Bitcoin conference there [00:30:58] that bro is still doing magic shows in [00:31:00] 2025. But anyways, Copperfield was one [00:31:03] of those left field names that came up [00:31:05] in Joanna Shoberg's depositions. Sort of [00:31:07] like when everyone was scratching their [00:31:09] heads over mention of Stephen Hawking. [00:31:12] He allegedly met with Epste multiple [00:31:14] times and police recovered dozens of [00:31:16] handwritten messages from him in [00:31:18] Epstein's home. Joanna Schelberg alleged [00:31:21] that she met him at a dinner at [00:31:22] Epstein's house one time and he asked [00:31:24] her if she was aware, quote, that girls [00:31:27] were getting paid to find other girls, [00:31:30] which in isolation almost sounds like he [00:31:32] was concerned and snooping into the [00:31:34] matter to see if he should do anything [00:31:35] about it. Copperfield later used this [00:31:38] exact story and that same logic when [00:31:40] news of his connections to Epstein came [00:31:42] out. And in some ways, it's [00:31:43] understandable. Shoberg was 20 at the [00:31:46] time and sort of shrugged the question [00:31:47] off. So, it kind of tracks until you [00:31:50] search for David Copperfield sexual [00:31:52] assault on Google and oh boy. Either [00:31:56] there are a lot of gold diggers trying [00:31:58] to meto this dude or he was friends with [00:32:01] Epstein for a reason. There are lots of [00:32:03] allegations that he denies and honestly [00:32:05] they might all be untrue or women juiced [00:32:08] up on the me too frenzy turning drunk [00:32:10] hookups into accusations. I don't know. [00:32:12] But I do know that Copperfield openly [00:32:15] admits to befriending a 15-year-old fan [00:32:18] when she came to one of his shows, then [00:32:21] maintaining a friendship with her, [00:32:22] sending her gifts and tickets, but not [00:32:24] grooming her. Definitely not grooming [00:32:27] her. And then as soon as she turned 18, [00:32:30] he started banging her and spent the [00:32:31] next four years doing so. So that's [00:32:35] super awkward, dude. Maybe all those [00:32:38] other accusations are more than just [00:32:40] accusations, maybe. Anyways, Cash, you [00:32:44] could find this dude any old night down [00:32:46] on the Las Vegas strip. His face is like [00:32:48] 60 feet tall all over the place down [00:32:50] there. You really can't miss him. [00:32:53] Obviously, there's also Bill Clinton, [00:32:55] who when he's not pardoning his [00:32:56] co-trafficking brother or getting his [00:32:58] cigar trimmed by Monica Lewinsky, he [00:33:00] apparently, according to Schoberg, likes [00:33:03] them young. A quote that is now [00:33:05] infamous. Jeffrey Epstein visited the [00:33:08] Clinton White House a whopping 17 times, [00:33:11] often with various beautiful women on [00:33:12] his arms. And I would say that Cash [00:33:15] should speak to whoever the hell let him [00:33:17] in there except that he can't because [00:33:19] his name is Mark Middleton and he [00:33:22] conveniently committed suicide a couple [00:33:24] years ago by shooting himself in the [00:33:26] chest with a shotgun that was not found [00:33:28] at the crime scene while simultaneously [00:33:30] strangling himself with an electrical [00:33:32] cord all while tied to a tree. True [00:33:35] story. But other influential politicians [00:33:38] Cash might want to investigate include [00:33:39] George Mitchell, the former Democratic [00:33:41] Senate majority leader, who Jafrey [00:33:43] allegedly said that she was trafficked [00:33:45] to for sex, as well as former New Mexico [00:33:48] Governor Bill Richardson. And Bill [00:33:50] Richardson is a key piece of this puzzle [00:33:53] because Epstein chose to put his ranch [00:33:55] in New Mexico. And there was a fair bit [00:33:58] of legal red tape that he had to wade [00:34:00] through in order to acquire the land and [00:34:01] to put an air strip on it without any [00:34:03] inspections and any hassle and such. And [00:34:07] I'm not the only one who suspects Bill [00:34:09] Richardson was scratching Epste's back [00:34:11] while Epste's girls were scratched. [00:34:13] Well, [00:34:14] allegedly. And by the way, Zoro Ranch is [00:34:18] still out there. I drove right up to its [00:34:20] gates just a couple months ago and [00:34:22] snooped around. I bet Cash could cook up [00:34:25] a reason why he might need to go dig up [00:34:26] the basement out there or something like [00:34:28] that. Or at least just investigate who [00:34:30] the hell bought it and why. Cuz I think [00:34:33] we all know that whoever bought it had a [00:34:35] little bit of explaining to do. And [00:34:37] lastly for today, we come to Glenn and [00:34:40] Eva Dubin. These two touch on a whole [00:34:43] other side of Epstein's business, which [00:34:45] was matchmaking. Glenn Dubin was [00:34:48] allegedly the first man Epstein [00:34:50] trafficked Virginia to when she was 16. [00:34:53] And Eva Anderson Dubin is Jeffrey [00:34:55] Epstein's ex-girlfriend of 10 years. And [00:34:58] 10 years is a number that doesn't even [00:35:00] begin to make sense when you're talking [00:35:02] about Jeffrey Epstein and his [00:35:04] girlfriend. Like, but anyways, Glenn [00:35:07] Duven is a billionaire hedge fund [00:35:09] manager, the founder of Hybrbridge [00:35:11] Capital. Shortly after Epstein [00:35:12] introduced Glenn to Jess Staley, who was [00:35:14] a senior executive at JP Morgan, Glenn [00:35:16] Dubin sold Hybrbridge to JP Morgan over [00:35:19] the course of several years for several [00:35:20] billion dollars. He remained on as the [00:35:23] CEO. So, it was a very profitable [00:35:26] relationship before the exchange of the [00:35:28] supermodel girlfriend, a girlfriend who [00:35:30] was apparently allegedly down with [00:35:33] Glenn's other proclivities as well. [00:35:36] Because the Duban's personal chef, [00:35:38] Deborah Rizzo, and her husband, Ronaldo [00:35:41] Rizzo, testified in their depositions [00:35:43] that in late 2004 or early 2005, Eva [00:35:47] brought a young girl over to the house [00:35:49] and told her to sit and wait in the [00:35:51] kitchen. Rizzo could tell that the girl [00:35:53] was upset and was shaking. And when they [00:35:55] were briefly alone with her, she started [00:35:56] to detail how she is being forced to do [00:35:58] sexual acts for Jeffrey Epstein. But [00:36:00] then, when they hear Eva returning, she [00:36:02] goes mute. and Eva comes in and says [00:36:04] that she will be working for her in the [00:36:05] city. Other reporting picked up on an [00:36:08] important detail from the deposition [00:36:10] that the girl's passport had allegedly [00:36:13] been taken from her, trapping her with [00:36:15] the captors. Allegedly, that comes up [00:36:17] with multiple different girls in [00:36:19] multiple different parts of this whole [00:36:20] story. Mr. Rizzo also allegedly watched [00:36:23] Gileain Maxwell doing some messed up [00:36:25] stuff with a bunch of underage girls at [00:36:27] some point. I'm sure that Cash could go [00:36:30] and talk to the Rizzos. They were [00:36:31] clearly decent people, not down with [00:36:34] what's going on. But Glenn and Eva Dubin [00:36:37] were all good with it, allegedly [00:36:39] involved in it, and they invited Epste [00:36:41] over for Thanksgiving dinner the year [00:36:42] after he finished his 2009 prison [00:36:44] sentence and sweetheart deal for [00:36:47] soliciting sex from a minor. [00:36:50] Eva also advocated for Epstein to his [00:36:53] probation officer, saying that she quote [00:36:55] felt 100% comfortable with Jeffrey [00:36:57] Epstein around my children, which is not [00:37:00] saying much once you learn of all of [00:37:02] these allegations that she's involved [00:37:04] in. The Dubans were also extremely close [00:37:07] with Lesie Wexner, or they were owed a [00:37:09] big favor by him, as they were two of [00:37:11] the only people ever allowed to use his [00:37:14] yacht without him present. His crew [00:37:17] actually ventured to ask what Mr. Duban [00:37:19] did for work as they were so shocked to [00:37:21] be setting sail without Wexner aboard. [00:37:23] So, I'm sure that Cash could track this [00:37:26] lovely couple down and ask them a few [00:37:28] questions if he felt inspired to. [00:37:30] Something tells me that they know more [00:37:32] than just about how Epste manages his [00:37:34] taxes for billionaires. But we could go [00:37:37] on and on about all the rich and [00:37:39] powerful men that are praying the files [00:37:41] never come out. I didn't even mention [00:37:43] Bill Gates or Sergey Brin or Elon Musk [00:37:46] or Donald Trump who are all implicated [00:37:49] to varying degrees by relationships to [00:37:51] Epstein. And again, we don't really know [00:37:54] how guilty most of these people are. [00:37:56] There are a lot of allegations and loose [00:37:58] connections to be drawn, but [00:37:59] theoretically Cash Patel is the literal [00:38:02] dude who is supposed to be out searching [00:38:05] for those answers for us so that [00:38:07] [ __ ] like me don't need to be [00:38:08] speculating on the internet. 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You already all know [00:40:14] about Galileain Maxwell, so we'll skip [00:40:16] over her for today and get to the two [00:40:18] other women whose names you might not [00:40:19] have heard. And at the top of that list [00:40:21] is Sarah Kellen, who was Galain's [00:40:24] right-hand woman and by some accounts [00:40:26] more responsible for the operations [00:40:27] day-to-day than even Maxwell. Sarah [00:40:30] Kellen was almost certainly a victim [00:40:32] first, who was then groomed into a [00:40:34] position of greater and greater [00:40:35] responsibility for recruiting, [00:40:37] scheduling, and managing Epstein's [00:40:39] victims. She knew what was happening, [00:40:41] where it was happening, when it was [00:40:43] happening, and who was involved. She [00:40:45] kept records, made phone calls, [00:40:47] organized meetings, pickups, drop offs, [00:40:49] and much more. She, without a doubt, [00:40:52] certainly knows enough to blow the whole [00:40:54] case wide open. Allegedly. Allegedly. [00:40:58] Today, she's a multi-millionaire married [00:41:01] to NASCAR driver Brian Vickers. She's [00:41:03] just out there living life like a normal [00:41:06] rich person in New York, except when [00:41:08] she's staying in her $6 million [00:41:09] penthouse in Miami. Of course, this is [00:41:12] where everything gets really infuriating [00:41:13] and insane. This isn't some unproven [00:41:16] accusation. We know for a fact that she [00:41:17] worked for Epstein in this sort of [00:41:19] capacity. And the fact that Gileain [00:41:21] Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years for [00:41:23] her role in the operation sets clear [00:41:25] judicial precedent for prosecuting the [00:41:27] other women that filled similar roles. [00:41:30] The fact that Cash probably doesn't even [00:41:32] know about this is criminal and frankly [00:41:34] kind of embarrassing. There's absolutely [00:41:36] no reason why this woman should be [00:41:38] walking free, living the high life like [00:41:40] nothing ever happened while Epstein's [00:41:41] victims are living with a lifetime of [00:41:43] trauma and suffering. She's easy to [00:41:45] find. She's married to a NASCAR driver. [00:41:47] And actually, actually, just the other [00:41:50] day, my girlfriend pulled up an article [00:41:52] while we were in the grocery store, and [00:41:53] it turns out that our boy Brian Vickers [00:41:56] is over it. He's done being married to [00:41:57] Epstein's literal assistant and he's [00:41:59] filing for divorce and ending his social [00:42:01] media blackout. Good move, bro. Good [00:42:04] move. Great time to talk to Sarah Cash. [00:42:08] Just saying. Then there's Leslie Grath, [00:42:11] who was Epste's personal assistant for [00:42:13] almost 20 years. She was named in the [00:42:16] 2008 plea deal as a possible [00:42:17] co-conspirator. She also arranged travel [00:42:20] and lodging and scheduled for the [00:42:21] endless stream of underage girls being [00:42:23] raped by Epstein. She also would be able [00:42:25] to blow the whole thing wide open. She [00:42:27] would know all about who was getting [00:42:29] massages, who was giving them, what the [00:42:31] inner workings of the organization were, [00:42:33] and she's also walking around free to [00:42:36] this day. There are others, but you get [00:42:38] the point. There are answers out there, [00:42:40] and they are still alive, walking around [00:42:42] with everything you might need to break [00:42:44] this case wide open. if you did your job [00:42:47] and investigated it instead of [00:42:49] mindlessly participating in the cover [00:42:51] up. You are the Federal Bureau of [00:42:54] Investigation. Your job is to solve [00:42:56] crimes, not declassify fake documents [00:42:59] left to you by your corrupt [00:43:00] predecessors. Because the most important [00:43:02] thing to remember in all this, the [00:43:04] elephant in the room is that Epstein [00:43:06] worked for one or multiple intelligence [00:43:09] agencies. He was a spy. He was not just [00:43:12] some random pedophile. This is a matter [00:43:14] of national security and all the [00:43:16] blackmail that he collected, much of the [00:43:18] fruits of his operations are still in [00:43:20] play. And I'm still waiting for a [00:43:23] convincing argument that his primary [00:43:24] employer was someone other than Israeli [00:43:26] military intelligence. Whitney Webb [00:43:28] clearly lays out all the evidence and [00:43:30] sourcing. You need to understand this [00:43:32] hypothesis in her two-part book, One [00:43:33] Nation Under Blackmail. But even if he [00:43:36] wasn't working for Israel, let's just [00:43:38] imagine that this organization made up [00:43:40] of a bunch of Jewish billionaires was [00:43:42] working for Iran or China or even for [00:43:45] the CIA and not for Israel, then it is [00:43:49] still a matter of national security, [00:43:52] urgent national security. Having one [00:43:55] leak, one mole in our government is a [00:43:57] matter of urgent national security. But [00:43:59] we are talking about a whole network [00:44:01] vast enough and powerful enough to [00:44:04] handc official FBI files that show [00:44:07] nothing. Despite the fact that we know [00:44:09] the FBI confiscated blackmail tapes from [00:44:11] his mansion that contained recordings of [00:44:13] many of these powerful people engaging [00:44:15] in sexual acts with minors. We know that [00:44:18] Epstein kept trophies like a large [00:44:20] painting of Bill Clinton wearing a blue [00:44:22] dress. We know that he was close friends [00:44:25] in some form with the former prime [00:44:27] minister of Israel and the former head [00:44:29] of Israeli military intelligence. We [00:44:32] know that he was friends with just about [00:44:34] everyone else in his day from the heads [00:44:36] of the world's biggest tech companies [00:44:37] and banks to many of the biggest names [00:44:39] in Hollywood to former and also current [00:44:43] presidents of the United States. So [00:44:46] naturally, no one is all too happy with [00:44:48] Cash right now. Personally, I'm inclined [00:44:51] to believe he's telling us his own [00:44:53] truth, the truth of what he's seeing and [00:44:55] finding. I just know that if he is [00:44:57] unaware of the reporting of broken [00:44:59] surveillance cameras outside Epstein's [00:45:01] cell and of the other autopsies, then [00:45:04] how much else in this story is he [00:45:06] unaware of? Because the answers aren't [00:45:09] going to come from the leftovers of the [00:45:11] Biden administration. They're going to [00:45:12] come from someone powerful with the [00:45:15] authority to pursue it, digging into the [00:45:17] hundreds of open leads left scattered [00:45:20] across America and around the world. I [00:45:22] have left a few dozen open threads here [00:45:24] in this episode. For more, read Whitney [00:45:26] Webb's One Nation Under Blackmail or [00:45:28] follow any of the incredible independent [00:45:30] journalists that have been digging into [00:45:31] this for more than a decade now. As to [00:45:34] the question we all started at and the [00:45:36] hill that Cash seems intent on dying on, [00:45:38] did Jeffrey Epstein kill himself? I [00:45:42] don't know. Many people aren't aware [00:45:44] that Epstein filed a new will in the [00:45:46] Virgin Islands just days before he [00:45:47] allegedly killed himself, which means [00:45:50] something. I'm not really sure what, but [00:45:53] it means something. I think there is a [00:45:55] possibility that he killed himself, but [00:45:56] honestly, if you're going to parrot wild [00:45:58] conspiracy theories like Jeffrey Epstein [00:46:01] managed to break his own neck by hanging [00:46:03] himself from a bed sheet in his cell [00:46:05] while shorting out the cameras and [00:46:07] putting the guards to sleep outside as [00:46:08] well, then you might as well take a stop [00:46:11] by Epstein isn't dead conspiracy [00:46:13] theories while you're out there in crazy [00:46:15] town. Because whether you like it or [00:46:17] not, it's kind of weird that Dead [00:46:19] Epstein's nose looked to be hooked while [00:46:21] alive Epstein's was straight and Dead [00:46:24] Epstein's ears seem to have a distinctly [00:46:26] different cartilage pattern than alive [00:46:27] Epstein. In fact, this actually gets to [00:46:30] the only positive version of what's [00:46:32] going on right now, which is a theory [00:46:34] that's been floating for some time, and [00:46:36] it was revoiced by Chase Geyser of [00:46:37] Infowars just the other day, that [00:46:40] Epstein might be in witness protection, [00:46:43] which at first sounds like a crazy [00:46:45] conspiracy theory. What are you telling [00:46:48] me? That they faked his death and rolled [00:46:50] out a dead body double or a fake autopsy [00:46:53] and all this crazy stuff just to protect [00:46:55] Jeffrey Epstein? And actually, it's not [00:46:58] as crazy as you might think. In fact, if [00:47:00] you were serious about prosecuting the [00:47:01] Epstein network, you would need to take [00:47:04] him off the playing field long enough to [00:47:05] build your case, lest he actually get [00:47:07] murdered by the faction you're trying to [00:47:09] prosecute. Just like everyone currently [00:47:11] believes happened. Intelligence agencies [00:47:13] and organized crime and even just [00:47:15] regular old celebrities have been using [00:47:17] body doubles for years. The CIA has had [00:47:20] skin masks that are nearly impossible to [00:47:22] spot since at least the '9s when the [00:47:24] CIA's head of disguise walked into the [00:47:26] White House wearing one and briefed the [00:47:28] president on the technology without him [00:47:30] or the Secret Service knowing that she [00:47:32] was in disguise until she took it off. [00:47:34] There's a whole TED talk about that. You [00:47:36] can watch it. I've made videos about it. [00:47:37] It's crazy. But the main reason why [00:47:40] everyone on the right is so appalled [00:47:41] with Cash and Dan right now is because [00:47:43] they were legitimate straight shooters [00:47:45] before entering the administration. Dan [00:47:48] certainly slanted well to the right, but [00:47:50] both of them had a proven track record [00:47:52] of calling out corruption and calling [00:47:53] for action on the Epstein files. Their [00:47:56] 180 as soon as they entered office is [00:47:58] really weird, and there's no convincing [00:48:00] way to explain their change of tune [00:48:02] other than some vast and extremely [00:48:04] powerful blackmail operation threatening [00:48:06] their lives or their families. Or maybe [00:48:10] some version of this witness protection [00:48:11] theory. Plus, remember this super weird [00:48:15] video that we got from Megan Kelly in [00:48:17] January of 2024. We're not done with [00:48:20] Jeffrey Epste. I can tell you that for a [00:48:21] fact. Can't tell you how I know, but I [00:48:23] can tell you for a fact we're going to [00:48:25] hear a lot more about Jeffrey Epstein in [00:48:27] the coming year. Uh, and you may be even [00:48:30] hearing from him directly. More on that [00:48:33] as I'm allowed to tell you. [00:48:36] Well, I still don't know what to make of [00:48:38] that one at all. If she's alluding to [00:48:40] this whole witness protection theory, [00:48:42] then she really jumped the gun on that [00:48:44] report. But who knows? It would be hard [00:48:46] to keep everyone from hearing rumors of [00:48:48] such an operation if that was what was [00:48:49] really going on. There might be whispers [00:48:51] and leaks to well-connected journalists [00:48:53] like Megan. So, actually, if you want a [00:48:56] white pill conspiracy theory, then chew [00:48:58] on that one for a bit. However, the key [00:49:00] phrase in everything that we just said [00:49:02] was if you were serious about [00:49:04] prosecuting the Jeffrey Epste Network. [00:49:06] And that's a pretty big if. But either [00:49:08] way, we will likely get answers on that [00:49:10] in the next year or four. I mean, the [00:49:13] funny part is and the part that cash of [00:49:15] all people should be familiar with from [00:49:17] Russia gate is that at a certain point [00:49:19] the mainstream story becomes so [00:49:21] improbable that the accumulation of [00:49:23] evidence so absolute that it is actually [00:49:26] the conspiracy theory. Because yeah, [00:49:29] maybe Epstein was just a random [00:49:30] pedophile that Bill Bar's dad hired for [00:49:32] a teaching job he had no qualifications [00:49:34] for. Then he fooled a few dozen of the [00:49:36] world's richest, smartest, and most [00:49:37] cutthroat business people into letting [00:49:39] him manage their money when he had no [00:49:41] resume at all. And then he didn't manage [00:49:43] their money at all, but proceeded to [00:49:44] build himself a sex trafficking empire [00:49:46] complete with boats and planes and [00:49:49] mansions and an island. And then he [00:49:51] walked that empire straight into the [00:49:53] White House 17 times. And he also flew [00:49:55] around the world with the Prince of [00:49:56] England and also just got lucky with his [00:49:58] sweetheart deal. And Alex Aosta just [00:50:00] misheard that whole intelligence thing [00:50:02] and he never corrected the record. and [00:50:04] he was just friends with Aud Barack [00:50:06] because they like to play drreidle [00:50:07] together once a month in his mansion as [00:50:09] underage girls float in and out of it. [00:50:11] But AO didn't notice any of that and [00:50:13] neither did any of the other [00:50:14] billionaires that still walk around free [00:50:16] to this day, including several currently [00:50:18] running our government and orchestrating [00:50:20] massive pandemic I mean pandemic [00:50:22] responses. And eventually Jeffrey's good [00:50:25] luck just ran out and he went down like [00:50:27] any old common criminal would. But if [00:50:30] you ask me, you'd have to be a crazy [00:50:33] conspiracy theorist to believe something [00:50:35] that ridiculous. That's all we have time [00:50:37] for today. Thanks for sticking through. [00:50:40] Thanks for clicking like on the video. [00:50:42] Be sure to subscribe to Can's channel [00:50:43] and follow the link in the description [00:50:45] to go over to my channel, Ian Carol [00:50:47] Show, and subscribe there as well. Drink [00:50:50] some water, tell someone you love them [00:50:51] tonight, get some sleep, and we'll see [00:50:54] you tomorrow. [00:50:55] [Music]