Speaker 1: This article was written by Nina Burley. Billionaire pedophile Jeffrey
Epstein knew a lot of powerful men's secrets, from princes
to captains of industry and global political leaders, but he
protected his own behind teams of powerful lawyers who battled
up until his death last summer to keep the black
box of his sordid world sealed shut. Yeah, we've seen it,
tooth and nail. We've seen the way they battle to
keep this guy's information private even in death. And normally,
when someone dies, that's when all the beans are spilled, right,
all the information about that person becomes available, and the
vultures show up to the corpse to get some picking in.
Not with Jeffrey Epstein, his secrets are even more protected,
it seems, in death. And that leads you to say
to yourself, all right, well, why is this guy different?
Why is he being so protected? Who is protecting him?
And I think we've established who is protecting him throughout
our three hundred and seventy episodes here on the podcast
and elsewhere. We understand that this is more than just
a trafficking ring. We understand that this man was being
protected by very, very, very powerful people. But he protected
his own behind teams of powerful lawyers who battled up
into his death last summer to keep the black box
of his sordid world sealed shut. He and his lawyers
presume they could mute powerless underage female sex abuse victims,
and they succeeded until Florida attorney Bradley J. Edwards got
involved in their case in two thousand and eight. And
like last night, we talked about how he paid off
the gal from last night who ended up dying from
a overdose, Leigh Patrick. She died of a heroin overdose
after dealing with Epstein and after Epstein paid her fifty
thousand dollars for her to keep quiet. So we know
that he was slanging around money forever to keep girls quiet.
And the question is how many of these girls ended
up with the same the same fate as Lee Patrick.
How many of these girls ended up in, you know,
a drug induced world of addiction because of the abuse
they suffered at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein and his associates.
Edwards got involved in their case in two thousand and eight.
Edwards eventually represented twenty of the women in a lawsuit
against the government for its two thousand and seven sweetheart
deal with Epstein, a deal obtained in spite of overwhelming
evidence that Epstein was engaged in a systematic sex abuse
and human trafficking ring. Yeah, that's spot onhing, there's nothing
to add there. That's exactly what occurred. We know how
devious the prosecution was in this case. We know that
they missed the boat. We know that they missed the mark.
We know that they helped the defense in defaming these gals.
We know that. The question is why doesn't the public
know that? Yet? Palm Beach, Florida police had evidence from
dozens of teenage girls at Epstein preyed upon young poor women,
grooming them to participate in sex act with him and
other men. But Epstein's fleet of pricy lawyers, including Harvard
law professor Alan Dershowitz and former Clinton special prosecutor Kenneth
Starr wheedled a negotiated plea. Wheedled a negotiated plea ad
of the justice system in which Epstein got less than
a year of local jail time and was allowed to
work from his Palm Beach mansion during the day. Yeah,
because that's normal, right, that's normal behavior. That's what happens
to normal people. They get involved in a sex trafficking ring,
leadership position, their abusing girls or raping girls, and you know,
they only get a thirteen month stay where they don't
even have to be in the jail. They have a
wing to themselves, the doors open so they have access
to the lawyer room whenever they want. That part for
the course, for normal people, I mean, are you kidding
me right now? How is this even possible? How is
this able to occur when it was occurring? Where were
all the city council people? Where were all the prosecutor,
Where was the mayor, Where was the governor? Where was anybody?
For God's sakes, Edward's lawsuit and other pressure on the
Department of Justice, including a scathing expos in the Miami Herald,
ultimately led to a new investigation and Epstein's arrest as
he stepped off his private jet out of New Jersey
Airport tarmac last year. And that's another thing that bothers me.
When he got arrested. Why wasn't he purp walked? You
see all these other people. Look at Harvey Weinstein getting
the purp walk, Look at Bill Cosby getting the purp walk.
But not Jeffrey Epstein. Why were they still giving him
special treatment after he was arrested? Why didn't he get
purp walked. Why wasn't CNN waiting for him there? Why
wasn't all the major outlets waiting at the airport to
see him get arrested, etc. Etc. Ask yourselves, why did
Jeffrey Epstein deserve so much special treatment from the government?
What could possibly motivate them to protect him in this way.
In his new book about the saga, Relentless Pursuit, My
Fight for the Victims of Jeffrey Epstein, Edwards, co written
with trial lawyer Britney Henderson, shares insights into Epstein's psychology,
strategies and vast networks of enablers, from lawyers like Dershowitz
to his alleged procure co conspirator Gilaine Maxwell. Maxwell has
denied any wrongdoing. Oh, of course she has. We know that.
We know that Gilaine is never gonna come out and
say that she was involved. She will have to She's
gonna have to be compelled to testify. She's gonna have
to be compelled to come forward. Because a person like this,
forget about it, There's zero chance she's going to incriminate herself.
There's zero chance she's going to do anything that might
cause her to end up in jail, So she's going
to have to be actively searched out and actively prosecuted.
Edwards talked to Rolling Stone from his office in Palm
Beach about why I believes Epstein killed himself in jail,
where Gilainne Maxwell is, whether the investigation continues and will
reveal any more famous men's names and rumors that Epstein
and Maxwell worked for US or Israeli intelligence. Well, when
it comes to the intelligence aspect, you folks all know
exactly where I'm at with that. Some people believe it
was just a Masad run operation, and okay, that's cool. Fine,
if you want to believe that, that's all right. But in
my opinion, dealing with intelligence and knowing how this sort
of thing works, it's obvious that the CIA was the
big brother here. It's obvious that the Masad, their involvement,
everything ran through the CIA. There is no way they
could have set this up in the United States without
the CIA being involved and without the CIA giving them
the nod of approval. At the end of the day,
the CIA wants to want this information as well. They're
information brokers. So if they have dossier's on all of
these famous people, which of course they would have access
to if they gave the nod to the Massad to
run the operation, well then they control these people. And
we know that to intelligence agencies, information is the most
important currency. So if you understand how the CIA works
in an overarching way, and you understand how these operations
are put into place, then you see how the big
picture starts to unfold, and you see that the Masad,
while obviously a very potent intelligence service on their own,
really is the little brother of the CIA, just like
the five eyes of intelligence around the world. The CIA
is the big brother. The CIA is the head hauncho,
and the spooks who work for the CIA are the
ones who are overseeing stuff like this. If it's happening
in America, one hundred percent, without a doubt, there's zero
chance something like this was going on under their noses
without them knowing. So again there's a lot of people
that want to just say that it was the Masad,
and I agree that the Massad had their role, of course,
because we know Gilene Maxwell's connection to the Massad. We
know that her father was heavily connected to Israeli military intelligence,
So we know that the Massad angle definitely hunts. That's
definitely something that one hundred percent. This has all the
hallmarks of a Massad operation. But I think a lot
of people are missing the point when it comes to
the CIA and how involved the CIA is with the Massad,
and especially when it comes to an operation being run
on American soil. I think it's naive at best to
think the CIA had no involvement. Over the decade of
depositions and discussions, you got to know Epstein as well
as anyone. Can you describe his personality in a couple
of sentences. He was always trying to take advantage of
everyone and willing to engage in whatever tactic he tactic
could advantage him to manipulate everyone around him in order
to maintain power. And yet we know that he was
a narcissist. We know that his ego was the size
of the earth, and we know that that he used
intimidation and other tactics to make sure that he was
always in the position of dominance, and he performed all
of his duties like that, from financials to procurement and
abuse of girls. It was all about power with Jeffrey Epstein,
and you see it in cases like this a lot
of times. It's all about power and being able to
exert that power over the powerless. And that's definitely the
kind of person Jeffrey Epstein was, and that sort of
disgusting proclivity was harnessed by the people who were just
as bad above him that were running this operation. In
my opinion, does that make him kind of a sociopath?
Is there like a pathology there? Well, I'm not a psychologist,
but this one I think is the easiest sociopath to identify.
There is nobody who knew him who believes he operated
with a conscience at all. He clearly only cared about himself,
and he was constantly trying to make everyone believe he
cared only about everyone else. He is the definition of
a sociopath. Yeah, I've stated this as well. Look, Jeffrey
Epstein was all about himself. He had this huge inflated
idea about who he was, how smart he was, and
his impact on the world, when in reality we all
understand that he truly didn't have any impact on the world.
He was a guy with a lot of money and
political connections, and he was able to be manipulated and
used by these intelligence agencies. And it's ironic, right when
all was said and done and they were finished with
Jeffrey Epstein, he was discarded like the same way he
discarded these girls. So it's it's fitting for him to
come to an end the way he did. He dies
in jail, and it's ruled a suicide. A lot of
people think he didn't kill himself. Why do you believe
that he did? Yeah, no doubt. In my mind, his
entire being was predicated on being the king and being
in power and having control over everyone and everything at
all times. Here is a guy who was a sex
addict and of a particular type. He only engaged in
sex acts with vulnerable people that he could control. The
control and power was much more important to him than
the sex. One hundred percent. That's definitely spot on. I
definitely agree with that. Jeffrey Epstein was all about power,
control and exerting that power. Of course, the sex was
important to him, because you know it was he got
off by it, obviously, but the whole entire lead up
to lead up to it, and the whole entire exertion
of power over these these survivors. That's what really got
him going. That's what really got Jeffrey Epstein off. And
whether the vulnerabilities that he was praying on was the
young age of the victim, or the financial situation, or
even the dancers and models of New York City who
had a dream and he could give them promises and
then puppeteer the situation and manipulate them. It was being
able to control all of these people and using sex
to demean them, degrade them, humiliate them, and further control them.
Definitely all the aspects of a sex cult, right. Jeffrey
Epstein was the guru, and he had a certain blueprint
for how he would groom these girls to be involved
in his trafficking operation. And it would move on from
the procurement stage to the grooming stage, and then to
the conversion stage. And Jeffrey Epstein had it down to
a t. And like Bradley Edwards is saying here, it
was all about power. It was all about power to him.
In addition, he had all of these employees that he
controlled with his money and he basically wrote them into
his cult of recruiting other vulnerable people. For him to
manipulate through sex. Lastly, he doesn't care about any of
these people, but he has these powerful people that are
either well known scientists, other world leaders, businessmen, people that
are respected in society, the world's most expected people, and
through his money and his other connections, he's able to
control those people too. Well. I'd like to add to that.
I believe the blackmail operation played a huge part in
that as well. When you have dossier's on people and
you have information that they were having sexual relations with
underage girls, boy, that is the kind of thing that
really destroys somebody. People can live through an affair, right, Oh,
you had an affair on your wife. He stepped out
on your wife. Kind of a scummy move, buddy, But
all right, comes to this something like this, there's no
coming back from this. So the ultimate form of control
is information, and Jeffrey Epstein had that in spades. When
he gets arrested, his entire life is taken from him.
He's no longer sitting on a jet living the life
of a billionaire that is engaging in these sex acts
three or four times a day. In fact, he goes
from that over indulgence of sex to no sex. Once
his bond is denied, his employees no longer fear him.
He can't control them any weren't. All of his powerful
associates and associations begin turning on him, whether it's Less
Wexner or President Trump or Bill Clinton. Everybody starts distancing
themselves and saying how terrible a guy he was. That
part of his world caved into That's for sure. I've
said this from the beginning. After the second arrest, he
was discarded as trash by his people. All the powerful
people that protected him, the people that were running him
as an asset less Wexner, all of them abandoned him
and left Jeffrey Epstein left hold in the bag. Right,
You're no longer getting this protection. And Epstein went from
having the ultimate amount of political protection to having nothing.
He went from somebody who had absolute control over literally
everybody and everything at all times to having no control whatsoever.
And that was not a life that he was ever
going to live. The only thing he had left to
control was himself. He was not going to be one
on the other end of being controlled and powerless, So
he took his own life. Well, look, that's definitely a
plausible outline right there, right. Unfortunately, I can't believe that
he killed himself until I see the evidence at this point,
because all the coincidence that led up to his suicide,
it's just they're just way too many coincidences for me
to believe. Now. Again, like I've said, if I see
the evidence that points to him killing himself, I'm more
than while willing to accept that. Right. Whatever the facts
are in the case, I'm willing to accept. But there's
just way too many coincidences right now for me to
accept that. I actually need to see the same video
that Bar saw, that bar scene that he said showed
him that Epstein did not take that Epstein did take
his own life. And until I see that footage, it's
going to take a whole hell of a lot of
evidence to prove to me that Jeffrey Epstein did in
fact kill himself. You said, once bond was denied, employ
he's no longer feared him. Did you know him to
be violent or what was the fear factor? Jeffrey Epstein
would weave into all of his conversations with me an
element of fear. He would tell me, you know, Brad,
you should stop prosecuting me. Or else, somebody is going
to get hurt. He would do it in a way
that wasn't overtly intimidating. But there were only two people
in the room. He was saying, I was going to
get hurt. Yeah. Epstein and his people they worked in
the world of threats, right, They were willing to make
these these kinds of threats and then they would follow
through on them. They had access to a lot of
powerful people, a lot of people in the world of intelligence,
a lot of people that could really cause you a
lot of grief. And Epstein was not scared to flaunt
that power, and he was not scared to intimidate that
to intimidate people with his connections. Through talking with many
of my clients, many of them, he would make clear
how powerful he was, that he had friends in high places,
and would often weave in how some of his powerful
friends had done bad things to people, how he can
make people lose their jobs, lose their careers, and cause
anyone who crossed him to suffer consequences. That was part
of his natural way of dealing with everyone. There wasn't
a single person that was ever around him that I
have ever encountered who didn't leave the interaction in extraordinary fear, thinking,
this is the last person on the universe that I
want to cross, and it's crazy for me to think
about that. I look at Jeffrey Epstein and I see
this big dork, right, this big nerdy ass dork, and
it's so foreign for me to think that people could
be intimidated by him. But then you start to think
about the people he rolls with, the people he's involved with,
the money he has the access to ex intelligence agents
or current intelligence agents even and the picture becomes more grim. Right,
you start to understand that you're not just dealing with
Epstein or his trafficking ring, but you're dealing with his
gigantic bankroll and the serious people that he can hire
with that money. And would that include the very powerful people?
Didn't he collect videotape of powerful men in compromised positions? Well,
I think that's always the suspicion, right, I don't know
that there's ever been confirmation that he's kept any video
of any powerful people doing any improper things in his home.
I never came across any videotapes, for instance, of that happening.
I think that he would allude to it sometimes too.
But whether that was true or whether he was creating
that illusion to kind of bolster his prominence, I really
don't know. I think that you know, Brett Brat Edwards
isn't shooting from the hip, folks. He's being very very
straightforward here. He isn't using any kind of speculation. He's
only talking about what he knows. And I think it's
important when it goes to establish his credibility that he's
not firing off all kinds of crazy, weird conspiracy theories
or anything like that. He's sticking right to the facts
and what he knows. I think that it's very very
fair to say all the powerful people knew that he
was well connected and was not beneath using whatever information
he had to embarrass others or compromise them or put
them into a compromise situation. And you see he right here,
Bradley Edwards says straight up that Epstein wasn't above these moves.
But again, Epstein was shrewd. He was very very capable
of hiding what he was up to. And we have
to always remember, folks, it's not what we know, it's
what we can prove. We can speculate about what we know,
and we can talk about it, and we can try
and find the evidence for it, but until we can
prove it in a court of law, we have to
keep grinding. I think that it's very fair to say
all of the powerful people knew that he was well
connected and was not beneath using whatever information he had
to embarrass others or compromise them, or put them into
a compromise situation. Where is Gilenn Maxwell, to the best
of your knowledge, and what is she up to? I
don't know where Gaylaine is, but I know that she
recently filed that lawsuit against the estate of Jeffrey Epstein
in the Virgin Islands, asking for the estate to pay
her attorney fees in part so that she could remain
in hiding. I think, by her own admission, she's hiding.
Where she's hiding, I don't know. Yeah, I don't really
have much to add to that either. I have no
inside information on Elaine Maxwell. I don't know where she's hiding,
right I wish I did. I'd call the FBI, that's
for sure. I wouldn't be talking about you know, Oh,
I have inside information about g Laane. Follow me and
I'll tell you about it, and I no, No. The
second I get information, I disseminate it right away. The
second I get it, after I vet it, make sure
it's legit, we talk about it on the podcast, and
I believe that that's important. I believe that's important if
you're being if you're credible, and you wanna, you know,
if you want to set the tone right as somebody
who's reporting the case. This case is it's not about me.
It's not about enriching myself. It's not about money. Believe me.
If it was about money, I certainly wouldn't be here
with you guys every single day like this, especially with
the way AD revenue is collapsing right now. But that's
never been my motivation here. My motivation has always been
from the standpoint of an investigative journalist and a concerned citizen,
somebody who has just had enough of all the deception,
all the bs going on at the very high levels
of government. And then you see something like this come
across your desk, You see this sort of case pop up,
and boy, oh boy, let me tell you what did
it fire me up? Did it motivate me? And as
the case is unfolded, I've just been more motivated each
and every single day. You know this is I've been
here now one hundred and seventy seven straight days. Folks
reporting on this case every single day haven't missed one,
And I believe that's important because as we follow the case,
there's so many twists and turns that unless you're reporting
on it and in long form information like a podcast
or a YouTube video, it's very hard to follow this case.
Do you believe there is an active FBI investigation into
math I believe that it's still an active, ongoing investigation.
The prosecutors in New York have done an exemplary job,
but are really hamstrung by the way the government treated
Jeffrey Epstein the first time. I want to believe that, right.
I want to believe that the prosecution is really going
hard in the paint. And you have to think as
the defense, as the lawyer for the gals, that you're
not gonna want to poke the prosecution, right. You want
to make sure that you're not speaking out of the pocket.
So it's smart for Bradley Edwards to take this approach here.
I don't disagree with him for taking this approach at all,
but as somebody on the outside looking in. I can
tell you that I don't believe the prosecution is doing enough.
I believe that they're dragging their feet, and I'd love
to see some more action out of them. What do
you make of the rumors that Maxwell and Epstein work
for some intelligence agency. I did encounter at least one
witness that gave me very believable, credible information that was startling,
that gave me the clear impression that Jeffrey Epstein at
least had direct contacts through intelligence agencies, and that struck
me as true. Wow, there you go, Bradley Edwards telling
you right there. Look again. It's one thing when journalists
tell you. It's another thing when Bradley Edwards himself comes
out and says he believes that that dog hunts, that
he believes there's something there. And you know how I
feel about the intelligence angle in this case, one hundred percent,
one hundred percent. They're the only people powerful enough to
protect Epstein the way they had. They're the only people
powerful enough to get them that kind of sweetheart deal
in this country. Who else do you think wields that
kind of power? Man, Only the CIA, the NSA, the NIA,
places like that. No other organizations have this kind of power, folks.
I didn't think that the witness had any motivation to
make that up. And I've had conversations with Epstein about
the fact that at some point point in time he
was working with the government, with the US government to
recover money that the government had been defrauded, and that
he was like a financial bounty hunter. That's something that
he told me personally. So you see it all come together, right,
Jeffrey Epstein, the CIA, you already had connections. Enter Glaane Maxwell,
that's the masade angle. Put them both together, and boy,
oh boy, do you have yourselves a honeytrap? Do you
have yourselves quite the intricate blackmail operation. When you look
at the allegations that Gilaine's father, Robert Maxwell, was associated
with intelligence agencies, and it's right after his death that
Gelaane meets Jeffrey Epstein, it would seem irresponsible to ignore
all of those signs that seemed to point to one
or both of them having contacts with intelligence agencies, whether
they're associated or not, one hundred percent just got to
follow the evidence, right, follow the breadcrumbs. And again, it's
not about what we know, but what we can prove,
So we have to just keep it, keep pounding this
point away, keep searching for evidence, and eventually something's gonna pop.
Which countries intelligence agencies It only looks to me like
the United States and Israel one hundred percent. Again, folks,
this is what I've been telling you from the very beginning,
before I had access to any of this. And for me,
it was obvious that there was a Masad angle because
of the way the operation was being run. And for
those of you who know me personally, or for those
of you who have been listening for a while, you
know that my main appetite is Neary's policy the Middle East.
So I'm very familiar with the way the Masade operates,
I'm very familiar with the way they conduct themselves, and
I'm very familiar with the sort of operations they run.
But I knew that they were never gonna be able
to run that sort of operation on American soil where
they were working as a tag team. Right, the Masad
and the CIA, they always work hand in hand, so
it would be it would be negligent to believe that
they weren't working hand in hand when it came to this.
Do you think Maxwell and Epstein were running some kind
of blackmail factory. Jeffrey Epstein had to be an absolute
control of everything, so he had to know what everybody
around him is doing at all times. So did he
surveil all of the main females in his life? Absolutely?
Did he have their passwords to get into their emails?
I would have no doubt whatsoever. Did he have surveillance
cameras set up at every aspect of his property that
he also monitored when he needed to. Absolutely everything he
could do so that he could know what all of
the people around him were doing at all times, he
did that. He really did micro manage this big chessboard
of people, and it was only so he could use
anything that he could learn against them to further cause
them to feel indebted to him and manipulate them for
his own selfish purpose. Everything that he did revolved around control. Wow,
bang bing boom right out of the park with that one.
It's all about control with these people, All of these
people about his control power and enriching themselves. Not in
that specific order either, but those are the things that
they care about. And Jeffrey Epstein was no different. The
FBI seesed a lot of evidence from Epstein's safe in Manhattan,
including fake passports and diamonds. What other materials were taken
from his properties and will we ever see it? In
two thousand and eight, Jeffrey Epstein was first caught, and
I think that he destroyed a lot of the tapes
and other evidence. Then from twenty ten through the time
he was arrested in twenty nineteen, he started accumulating other
naked photographs of females that he had taken, either by
himself or by g Laane, and he kept those as trophies.
That's important. Remember I talked about serial killers and how
they kept trophies and how it was very similar to Epstein.
Right here, Bradley Edwards says it as well. And I
knew for a fact that he shared a lot of
traits with serial killers, because you know, it's another thing
that I like to research, right I definitely I find
it intriguing to read about that sort of thing. I
think it's fascinating to read cases of house hero called
killers were caught and their psychology, etc. Et cetera. And
Epstein shared a lot of similarities with them. I think
there are surveillance videos that were also kept as trophies,
and that a lot of that, if not all of it,
was confiscated in the raid of his New York mansion.
I think that the FBI has all of his trophies
of young females that he accumulated after the two thousand
and nine twenty ten period. So they have all of
this evidence and no arrests. Huh. Interesting. In a defamation
case filed by one of the survivors, Virginia Roberts, against
Elane Maxwell for calling her a liar, the court publicly
released hundreds of pages of documents the day before Epstein
died with new allegations involving Energy Secretary Bill Richardson and
Senator George Mitchell, for example. Many other famous men are
believed to be battling in right now to keep the
rest of those documents redacted or sealed. How many more
big names are in the Epstein case and still held confidentially.
I do think that there is a need for everyone
to be careful with this, because just because somebody's name
is mentioned doesn't mean they did anything wrong. I've said
that a lot of times here as well. We have
to be very careful, right, We have to be very
careful who we put on blast. We have to be
very careful how we classify these people. Now, I'll never
shy away from calling somebody an enabler. People that were
around Epstein, people that knew him, people that really knew him,
that were hanging out with him, that turned the other cheek,
those are enablers, and I'll call him that right away.
But you have to be very careful about who you
put involved in the ring. And that's why I stick
to the people that Virginia Roberts has mentioned. Until we
have evidence pointing somewhere else. I'm not going to deviate
from the facts in this case. I'm not going to obfuscate.
I'm not going to put out disinformation. And I see
that that Bradley Edwards takes that same route, and that
gives me gives me a little bit more faith in
the process. I've chosen here because I want to make
sure that this podcast is as factual and as truthful
as possible, because it's the most important part, right that
we're going off of right information, real information, and real evidence.
This isn't a fishing expedition. It doesn't need to be.
There is plenty of real life evidence here in this
case to follow. But because of the public belief in
the terms of who Jeffrey Epstein is, there is the
natural inclination to assume somebody is guilty by just mere association.
Having been the lawyer in the case, I understand both sides.
I think it would be best if everything was released
and people could see it for what it is. I
really don't know how many other names or how many
other documents are going to come out, but I think
the balancing test is tough, and I agree with that.
Right just because you're named in the files doesn't mean
you were involved. You might be a witness, you might
be a material witness, etc. That's why it's important for
these documents to come out, so it ends all of
the guest work, so people can really look at the
documents and say, all right, this person, this person, this
person directly implicated, these people enablers, and these other people
material witnesses, or however it might unfold. But it's important
to get those documents out so it's no longer speculation
and then it becomes a matter of record. Do you
think the survivors got justice? The day that he was
arrested was a day after a decade long, constant, grueling battle,
and they felt some sense of justice at that time,
there was some closure Jeffrey Epstein. Jeffrey Epstein's last robbery
of his survivors was to take his own life, so
that all they had achieved by finally getting him in
custody was once again stolen from them. Look, whether he
killed himself or he was murdered, whatever it may be,
the fact is he's not wrong about what he's saying here.
Justice was snatched from these survivors once again by him dying.
Having watched this whole thing play out, How can the
public be share of prosecutors don't do these sweetheart deals
for rich predators in the future. Through our case, we
shed light on the illegal deal that was created for
Jeffrey Epstein, which will make it nearly impossible for them
to replicate. And we've increased the rights of victims under
a Crime Victim Rights Act through the case, which will
make it much more difficult for this to be replicated.
So if we've accomplished anything, it is shedding light on
this unbelievable injustice that happened so that it's not replicated
again for sure. And that's why it's important that there
is independent content creators that are coming out reporting on
this case because going forward, we can never let this
happen again. We can never ever ever let this happen again.
I know that I'm going to be much more aware
going forward after this case about this sort of thing
happening at the very top of society, because it's been
proven that these people in general are sick and they
don't care about the rest of us. Just look at
the way they conduct themselves with their endless wars, running
away to their mansions and their compounds while people are dying.
You know, one person dying every four minutes in New
York right now, whatever it may be. So you know,
these people don't care about us. They don't give a
damn about us. So we have to make sure that
we're very aware of the people we elect. We have
to make sure we're very aware of what they're doing
once they're in office. And we have to be even
more aware of the unelected bureaucrats that infest these intelligence communities,
these intelligence agencies, because these people are really the problem
in my opinion, these are the people that are behind
the shadows. They have no names, and they're involved with
people like Jeffrey Epstein all around the world. Well, I'm
here to tell you enough is enough. Like JFK said,
the CIA should be scattered to the Four Wins.