Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. I think it's relatively apparent at this point
that the Department of Justice under the Trump administration has
no desire to get to the bottom of what happened
with Jeffrey Epstein. And we know that for sure now,
as they say, there is no investigations currently going on
into Jeffrey Epstein's co conspirators or into the remnants of
his criminal empire. And that's the main reason that I've
been calling for a special Council from the very beginning.
There is no scenario where the Department of Justice can
be trusted to do the right thing when it comes
to Jeffrey Epstein, and they've proven that time and time again,
and now finally somebody in Congress is calling for a
special council as well. And look, I'm not going to
sit here and tell you that I'm a big fan
at Ted lou I am not. In fact, I'm not
a fan of any of these people, as you know.
But that doesn't mean that he's wrong about this issue,
because I think he's right. And if there's ever been
a time for a special Council, the time is now
and I'm talking about a full on colonoscopy of the
Jeffrey Epstein situation. Everybody that's ever been credibly accused under investigation,
a full robust investigation, and not just into Jeffrey Epstein's
criminal behavior, and not just into his criminal ties, but
into all the people that let it occur, into all
the people that signed off on the deals, into everybody
that helped Jeffrey Epstein get away with this shit for
so long. And if we pull on that thread, inevitably
what we're gonna find is that Jeffrey Epstein was being
protected the whole entire time. And that's why they're fighting
tooth andel to keep all of this under wraps. And
the only way to get to the bottom of it
is to have an independent special council who is prepared
to follow this wherever it leads. So today we have
an article from Newsweek and the headline Epstein files update.
Lou calls for special counsel over the Trump claims. Look,
it's not just about Trump, though. That's the big problem
with Lou. Everything's about Trump Trump Trump Trump. And look,
I get it, people don't like him, and that's very understandable.
But if you make it just about Donald Trump. We're
going to remain a neutral spinning our wheels. Now, Trump
has to be a part of the story, and this
cover up is certainly part of the story. But to
say that you want a special counsel just because of
Trump and the claims, that's not good enough for me,
Ted Lou. What about everything else that's occurred. Remember, Trump
is only a symptom of a greater problem. So Ted
Lou's on the right track here, but he needs to
expand his scope because I promise you it wasn't just Trump.
This article was authored by Kate Plummer. California Democrat Ted
Lou has called for a special counsel to investigate Attorney
General Paumbondi after the Department of Justice released previously unreleased
memos related to allegations against President Donald Trump. And look,
ted Lou is not wrong at least when it comes
to the fact that a special investigator or a special
council is needed. But for that to occur, we're going
to need bipartisan support. So if all you're doing is
saying it's about Donald Trump, then you know you're not
going to get any of those Republicans to get on board.
None of them. So even if your motivation is to
go after Donald Trump, and if you think that you're
gonna hit pay dirt if you do so, then you
should frame it like you care about the whole entire
situation and not just Trump. But people like Ted lu
they have tunnel vision and they can't see the bigger
picture here. The DOJ released three FBI memos related to
unverified sexual assault allegations against Trump on Thursday, following media
reports that these files had not been included in the
tranch of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
that had already been made public. So that has to
be answered for right, there's no doubt about it, and
the DOJ doesn't have any good answer, not in my opinion,
just more nonsense, more narrative building, and more kicking the
can down the road. But that's not gonna cut it.
They need to answer questions, and the only way to
get them to do that in a manner that matters
is to have a special counsel do it. Because they're
gonna lie. I'm telling you right now, they're gonna lie.
They're just gonna say whatever they want. Look at how
Pam Bondy acted, and that's because they know that they're
being protected by a pardon. That's really what it comes
down to. Do you really think Pam Bondy would have
been wild and out like that if there was no pardon?
Stop it. She knows better, and she knows she's perjuring herself.
She's seen the files and she's seen stuff we haven't
even seen, so she knows better. The problem is there's
no fear of any kind of repercussions because Donald Trump's
just gonna partner. And that's why they're so brazenly engaging
in this cover up. Several media outlets reported on the
existence of files relating to a woman who alleged in
an interview in twenty nineteen that Trump forced her to
perform oral sex and struck her in the head in
the eighties. After Epstein introduced them, these claims have not
been substantiated. Well, the problem is when you pull them down,
you provide fertile ground for a bunch of theories to
pop up. So whose fault is it? Once again, the dojs.
Remember they're in control. The DOJ has all the power
here and they've chosen to give us the bare minimum.
And that's not acceptable. None of its acceptable, not in
my opinion. So if they can't be forced to do
the right thing, then it's up to us to make
sure that there's some kind of oversight and somebody that
can hold their feet to the fire. And who can
do that, Well, a special council, that's who. And I'm
not talking about your run of the mill special council.
I'm talking about bringing in a heavy hitter from the outside,
someone like Alan Jackson Andrew Brettler, you know, in that realm.
Pay them a shit ton of money and let's get
to work, because this shit right here is not acceptable
to me. And the fact that more people aren't calling
for a special counsel is bananas. Trump has consistently denied
any wrongdoing in connection to Epstein, saying their friendship ended
in the early two thousands. Being named in the Epstein
files is not an indication of wrongdoing, and the White
House has called the allegations false and sensationalist. Well, that's true.
Being in the files doesn't make you guilty, but it
sure does raise some questions, doesn't it. Now. My problem
has always been these people have known about their relationship
with Epstein, and they ran from it. From all these years,
but now all of a sudden when they're outed and
the public's interested. Oh, they have some excuses, right, Oh,
I hardly knew them, only for us to find out
that that's a lie as well. So all the people
that are in the files, of course they're not, you know,
guilty of crimes right off the bat because they're in
the files. That's crazy. If you had some dinner with
Epstein doesn't mean you're guilty. Now. It might make you
a dumb fuck, right, and it might make you a
disgusting person if you're doing that after he's been convicted,
But that doesn't make you a criminal. But here's the problem.
There's never been a good enough investigation for us to
suss out who's a criminal and who's not. So the
only way to get there at this point is to
have a special council. The DOJ has proven they can't
do it, and not just this DOJ, the DOJ in general,
year after year, decade after decade. So at some point,
enough is enough, Right, at some point the rubber has
to meet the road and we have to throw the
gauntlet down. And I think that point has arrived, So
in my opinion, now's the time for a special council.
Writing on X after the DOJ released the files, Lou
accused Bondi of lying under oath about the files. I
agree with that. I think Pam Bondi has been lying
to us from the very beginning, and I think she
continues to do so. And I guarantee you if a
special council is appointed, they're going to focus on the
cover up, I promise you, because that's where the meat
and potatoes are at this point. Of course, the other
stuff is the most horrendous, the most vile, disgusting shit
that a human being can do to another human being.
But this is where the paper trail is, and if
you start pulling on this, those other doors are going
to open. And that's why a special council is so
important here, because they're going to dig everywhere, and if
we give them the kind of power they need forget it,
we might actually have a chance to hold people accountable,
he wrote. Ag Bondi lied under oath. In her hearing,
she stated there is no evidence that Donald Trump has
committed a crime. DJ posted three FBI interviews related to
sexual assault allegations against Trump. That's evidence, well, okay, but
that's just one instance. Pam Bondi is lied about the
whole damn thing, he added, appearing to refer to New
York Democrat Dan Goleman. Representative Goldman, and I have requested
a special council to investigate. The DOJ referred Newsweek to
a section of a January press release that said its
production may include fake or falsely submitted images, documents, or videos,
as everything that was sent to the FBI by the
public was included in the production that is responsive to
the Act. Some of the documents contain untrue and sensationalist
claims against President Trump that were submitted to the FBI
right before the twenty twenty election. To be clear, the
claims are unfounded and false, and if they had a
shred of credibility, they certainly would have been weaponized against
President Trump. Already cool perfect special council to get to
the bottom of it, because breaking news. I don't trust
the DOJ, I don't trust Pambondi, and I don't trust
President Trump. More than three million pages of documents related
to Epstein, a convicted sex offender who died in a
New York jail in twenty nineteen while waiting further charges
were released by the Justice Department under the Epstein Files
Transparency Act after widespread clamor for more transparency. While the
DOJ could redact parts of the files, the new claims
about Trump will draw scrutiny about his conduct and raise
questions about why the DOJ did not initially publish the documents. BINGO,
that's what we should be focused on, because if we
focus on that, all the other stuff, the salacious stuff
will come into focus. I'm telling you that's how this works.
If you just jump from A to Z and you
don't do all the work in between, you're not gonna
get anywhere. The lead about Trump allegations was included in
an internal FBI PowerPoint slide deck detailing prominent names in
the Jeffrey Epstein and Glenn Maxwell investigation last fall. Democratic
US Representative Robert Garcia of California last month said he
had reviewed the unredacted documents available to members of Congress
and said some files listed in an official log appeared
to be missing. The Justice Department was allowed to redact
records in specific instances, including documents that would jeopardize an
active federal investigation or ongoing prosecution. We know that's not happening.
They stated it themselves, So that's one less reason they
have to keep things redacted and from the American public.
Contain personally identifiable information about victims that would constitute a
clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. White House spokesperson Abigail
Jackson previously told Newsweek, just as President Trump has said,
he's been totally exonerated on anything relating to Epstein, and
by releasing thousands of pages of documents, cooperating with the
House Oversight Committee subpoena request, signing the Epstein Files Transparency Act,
and calling for more investigations into Epstein's Democrat friends, President
Trump has done more for the Epstein victims than anyone forum. Meanwhile,
Democrats like Aqim Jeffries and Stacy Plaskett have yet to
explain why they were soliciting money and meetings from Epstein
after he was a convicted sex offender. Maybe somebody should
ask your boy Ben Black the same question, Why was
your dad literally in bed with Jeffrey Epstein? And then
why would Donald Trump bring that dude into the administration?
Seems like a bad idea. No, then again, if you
look around, plenty of people that were adjacent to Jeffrey
Epstein are part of Donald Trump's administration. Considering that and
everything else we know, how can anyone be confident that
this DOJ is going to do the right thing? And
that's why it's time to stop all the bullshit and
appoint the Special Counsel. All the information that goes with
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