Speaker 1: We know that there are a lot more victims of
Jeffrey Epstein, Giley, and Maxwell and their criminal enterprise than
the ones that we have heard of so far. There
are literally thousands of girls that could have been caught
up in this man's web, in this man's disgusting grasp.
His abuse goes all the way back to the seventies. Folks,
think about that for a minute, and think about how
long this reign of terror went on, when it could
have all easily been stopped if they would have just
listened to what Maria Farmer had to say, to what
Maria Farmer reported to the FBI and the police, if
they would have just done their job at that point,
all of this misery and all of this disgustingness could
have been stopped, and all of the pain that these
survivors are suffering could have been avoided. But instead, the
FBI ignored it, the police ignored it, and Jeffrey Epstein
and Guilaine Maxwell continued their decades long pattern of abusing
the most vulnerable amongst us, and all the way up
until Jeffrey Epstein was arrested the second time. This case
was stuck in the mud and nobody was doing anything
about it. Then even well, now things have moved in
the other direction. People are starting to take notice, people
are starting to care about what occurred. But that's not
because the FBI all of a sudden had some sort
of epiphany or the government decided it was going to
do the right thing. It's because of the bravery of
the survey in this case, who have come forward and said,
no more, this will no longer happen on our watch.
We refuse to be silent. And ever since that occurred,
and ever since they pulled the end around on the
legacy media and went directly to you, the people, this
case has completely turned. And I think it's going to
continue to turn with the extreme amount of pressure that
the public is putting on the prosecutors to bring justice
to a group of women who have been denied justice
for far too long. And even today, after Epstein's death,
after Maxwell's arrest, we're having more girls come forward and
talk about their experiences at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein,
about the abuse they suffer. One of them when she
was eleven years old. And you mean to tell me
all of these people that were hanging out with Jeffrey
Epstein from Trump, to Clinton, to Bill Gates, you name it,
had no idea what he was. I'm sorry, folks, but
I have a very hard time believing that some of
the most intelligent people in the world, according to them,
had no idea that Jeffrey Epstein had these disgusting proclivities.
I'm not buying it. And as you'll hear in our
article today, this went back all the way into the seventies.
So I would really expect the legacy media to begin
to turn the pressure up, to begin to turn the
heat up, and to start asking, as Nancy Pelosi's daughter
would say, some of their faves, some hard questions. Our
article today is from The Daily Beast. The author is
Polar Melendez. Headline new Jeffrey Epstein survivors including eleven year
old girl, come forward in lawsuit. And I know I've
said this several times throughout the podcast, but the Daily
Beast has done just a really good job of covering
this Jeffrey Epstein case. I mean a very very good job.
They've been all over it. They've done a very fair
job reporting. They have made sure that they haven't reported
this case biasedly, and that they have really dug in
and that's what you have to ask for and all
you can ask for from an outlet, right And it
would be nice if some of the other legacy outlets,
who have even more resources than The Daily Beast, would
have shown this much interest and would have cared this
much about what's going on. But I would like to
just make sure that we recognize the contributions of The
Daily Beast and their staf and all that they have
done to bring light to this story. A Florida woman
who alleges Jeffrey Epstein sexually assaulted her when she was
eleven years old, is among nine accusers who have filed
a new lawsuit against the millionaire pedophile's estate. These articles
are always the most uncomfortable for me to read. I
hate reading these articles that detail the abuse that these
girls suffered. I feel like I need to take a
bath in bleach after we're done with these articles. But
I also believe that it's important to add them to
the catalog so that we can truly see the depths
of the deranged, madness and disgustingness that occurred. The lawsuit
filed Thursday in Manhattan's Supreme Court alleges Epstein sexually abused
them from as early as nineteen seventy eight, far earlier
than Epstein's previously known instances of abuse, and continued until
two thousand and four. Well, we've talkedalked about Epstein abusing
girls in the seventies previously here on the podcast, and
I was always pretty sure that a man like this
was abusing girls his whole life. This isn't the sort
of thing you can turn on or turn off when
you have this kind of this sort of deficiency in
your brain, in your thought pattern. This isn't something that
comes on and goes off, or comes and goes away.
This is something that he has all the time, twenty
four hours a day, seven days a week, three hundred
and sixty five days a year. Jeffrey Epstein was a predator,
and it wasn't something that just started after the seventies.
This is a man who I would not be shocked
if he was abusing people even before this. Five women
in the lawsuit claimed they were underage when they were abused,
including a Tennessee woman who says she was thirteen when
the financier pedophile raped her multiple times. The other four
women in the lawsuit were over eighteen. They were part
of a massive sex trafficking network run by Epstein for
him and his wealthy and powerful friends. It claims, folks, again,
how much more evidence do we need that this is
a Rico case. These girls are coming out and saying
they were being trafficked by the enterprise, the network. That's
not just one man. That is multiple people acting in
coordination to commit crimes. And that is exactly what we
have here. If the R. Kelly case is a Rico case,
and Nexium is a Rico case, then this case most
assuredly fits the bill. And also here you know, just
because these girls were over eighteen, some of these girls,
that doesn't lessen what occurred. I don't care how old
you are. If you're being trafficked by somebody like Jeffrey Epstein's,
powerful man like Jeffrey Epstein, then you are in a
situation that is dire. You are in a situation that
most assuredly requires reco most assuredly requires you to be compensated.
And while crimes against children are always the just bottom
of the barrel, worst you could possibly imagine type of crimes,
any crime that involves the abuse of women, any crime
that involves the trafficking, be it children, women, or anything
in between, is literally at the lowest of the low
when it comes to the levels of crimes in my opinion,
and the fact that these girls were over eighteen doesn't
matter to me. They were trafficked, they were abused by
Jeffrey Epstein, and they most assuredly deserve justice. Plaintiffs come
forward to stand up for themselves and others after they
were sexually abused and assaulted by Epstein. The lawsuit says
some were raped by Epstein repeedialy, and we know that
that was an Epstein move. He liked to see the
girls multiple times, if they made them happy, if they
gave him quote unquote good massages, he would call them
back right, so it fits well with his typical mo
of multiple abuse on the same person. Epstein, sixty six,
was found dead by suicide allegedly in his jail cell
at Manhattan Correctional Center last month. The sex offender. The
sex offender. The sex offender was awaiting trial on sex
trafficking charges for allegedly abusing dozens of underage girls over
two decades beginning in the nineteen nineties, and they made
an error in the article here it says by suicide
and his at Manhattan Correction Center last month. Obviously we
know that's not the case. So that's why I just
stumbled right there. I was trying to reread that as
we were going over it. And remember I don't read
these articles before we go over them. I read them
all cold. That way we have you know, you have
my visceral reaction. So every now and then there'll be
something like that that comes up in the middle of
an article and I'll do a bit of stumbling. But
it was just obviously a typo here. The charges came
twelve years after the disgraced businessman pleaded guilty in state
court in Florida to soliciting prostitution. He was sentenced to
eighteen months behind bars and a widely criticized plea deal,
and served thirteen months before he was released. Look, the
whole entire plea deal is an absolute garbage bin full
of fire. It was one of the most draconian plea
deals I have ever seen in my life. It is
absolutely illegal in my opinion, and the fact that the
victims were not notified under the Victims Act is just
the it's the cherry on top for this being an
illegal plea agreement basically, and that's what the Eleventh Circuit
Court of Appeals is going to be discussing. That's what
they're talking about. That's what they're going to look at,
and hopefully they're going to overturn that plea agreement. And
if they do that, if that plea agreement is overturned, folks,
it will be an absolute blood bath for these people.
Some of the most shocking claims detailed in the new
suit relate to the women of the woman from Tennessee,
whose alleged abuse started in nineteen seventy eight when she
was thirteen and continued for a long period. Epstein sexually assaulted, abused, battered,
and raped her multiple times. The lawsuit says, imagine this sick,
disgusting monster raping a thirteen year old over and over
and over again. Just bring yourself back to when you
were thirteen. If you're you know, a guy, a girl, whatever,
whatever it is out there, just bring yourself back to
when you were thirteen and think about what you were
doing at the age of thirteen, what you were up to,
what your interests were, and then think about what this
poor girl went through at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein.
I it's unconscionable to me to think about the levels
of abuse that these girls suffered at the hands of
Jeffrey Epstein and the fact that nobody ever stepped in,
the fact that nobody was ever there to help these
girls is what fuels me every single day to come
here on the podcast, create new content, and continue to
shine light on what occurred. Because you know, obviously we
weren't you know, involved in this case back then, this
wasn't something in the media or anything like that. But
once it has been brought to our attention, once we
know what occurred, I feel like we have a duty
to stand up and demand justice here. And that is
exactly what I try to do my little piece every
single day here on the podcast, to demand justice for
what occurred and for the abuse that these girls endured.
Because I know when I was thirteen, folks, I had
all kinds of dreams, all kinds of you know, thoughts
about the future, thoughts about where I was going to be,
who I was going to be, how I was going
to change the world. And I can't even imagine something
like this occurring at that age and destroying all of
those dreams and all of those hopes. This assault is
the oldest abuse allegation Epstein, who would have been twenty
five at the time and working on Wall Street after
leaving his teaching gig at the Manhattan prep school Dalton
and to Dalton. I have a hard time believing he
didn't molest anybody there. I have a real hard time
believing that he did not assault any of the students
at Dalton. We know about the song that Christopher Mason
wrote about the girls who loved him at Dalton and
the schoolgirl crushes, et cetera, et cetera. And we know
that Jeffrey Epstein is a monster who cannot turn his
disgusting switch on or off. It is always in the
engaged position. So what would make us think that Jeffrey
Epstein wasn't assaulting girls at Dalton as well? And moving forward,
I would not be shocked to hear a student of his,
an ex student of his, or an ex student of
the school come forward and make the allegation that she
was also assaulted by Epstein. A woman from Florida alleges
in the suit that in nineteen ninety three, when she
was just eleven years old, Epstein sexually assaulted, abused, battered,
and digitally penetrated her on three separate occasions. She also
alleges Epstein forced her to perform oral sex on him,
according to the lawsuit, and like I said, these are
the kind of articles that make me cringe. I don't
like reading those kinds of details because it's horrific, right,
you know, it is just beyond the pale and hard
to imagine that somebody, a human being, could do this
to another human being. And I know there are a
lot of sick, disgusting f holes out there, but it's
hard for me to wrap my mind around it. The
depravity that it takes, the callousness that it takes, and
then add to that these crimes are all against children
thirteen eleven, etc. It's just I'll tell you what, folks,
I want this whole entire criminal trafficking ring destroyed, crushed
into a million pieces, and scattered to the four corners
of the earth. As a result of the aforementioned sexual abuse,
the woman suffered and continues to suffer from severe and
serious injuries, including severe emotional distress and physical manestations thereof.
The lawsuit states, I don't doubt that for one single minute,
we're talking about severe stress, emotional damage and PTSD. Of course,
this poor lady, who is a girl, who is now
a lady, is suffering from this after this abuse at
Epstein's hands. The women were allegedly sexually abused by Epstein
and his associates in New York, Florida, New Mexico, California,
and the United States Virgin Islands, but the suit also
claims abuse happened in South Carolina, a location not mentioned
in previous lawsuits and criminal cases against Epstein. That's interesting.
We'll have to dig into that a little bit more
and see what's going on in South Carolina, because, to
be honest, that's the first I've heard anything about that,
So I'll definitely take a bit of a deeper look
into Epstein's connections in South Carolina. The suit doesn't detail
how the females met Epstein or how they came to
file a lawsuit together. They were able to sue Epstein's
estate due to the New York's Child Victims Act, which
allows individuals abused as children to bring claims regardless of
the statue of limitations. You know, I like that law too.
If you were abused as a child. I don't think
statue of limitations should protect these abusers. So it's something
that I think needs to become a national conversation, and
we really need to have a hard discussion on it,
because obviously we have to safeguard against false claims and
stuff like that as well, But when there is an
overwhelming amount of evidence like this and it's obviously a
trafficking ring that was occurring, it's something that needs to
be looked at very, very very carefully because I don't
think that these abusers should be able to just slip
off and get away with their crimes because the clock
runs out on them, right, So I think it's a
conversation that most assuredly needs to occur nationally. Dozens of
survivors have laid claim to Epstein's estate, which includes is
unsold eighty eight million dollar Manhattan townhouse. Well there's look,
I've said it from the very beginning. These ladies deserve
every last dollar that's in Jeffrey Epstein's multiple banks, every
last dollar of everybody who abused them, every last dollar
of everybody who enabled the abuse to happen. And that's
just the way I feel about it. People could say, Oh, well,
don't you think it's a money grab. No, this is
not a money grab. This isn't a he said, she
said where one girl shows up and she has questionable
claims and she's trying to get a bunch of money
out of somebody. That's not what's going on here. This
is a whole different ball of waxed entirely. This is
a cover up that has went on for decades, and
now light has finally been shined into the room and
the cockerroaches are scurrying, And the fact of the matter
is this, what we have on our hands here, folks,
is a large, well run sex trafficking operation that was
being operated right under the noses and in some instances
with their not of approval of our so called law
enforcement officials. That is one of the biggest parts of
the story. How was Jeffrey Epstein able to abuse all
of these girls for all of these years without anybody
stepping up and stopping him. That is the main question
that needs to be asked at this point, because the
people people who were responsible for looking the other way,
the people who were responsible for helping Jeffrey Epstein out,
Whether it be judicially or in any other capacity. All
of these people must answer for their role in the
trafficking operation, and all of these people share some of
the blame for all of this abuse. If you'd like
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