Speaker 1: Hey, what's up, everybody. We have talked, obviously a lot
about Acosta and his role in the non prosecution agreement
with Jeffrey Epstein. Now, I have always contended that it
went much higher up the chain, that that was not
a decision that Acosta made on his own, and that
Mukasey and Mark Philippe, the Attorney General and the Deputy
Attorney General, that both of them had to be involved,
and that their office would have to sign off on
a deal like this. And in the new court filings
by Maxwell's lawyers, they're asserting the same thing. They're saying
that top Department of Justice officials were the ones who
okayed the deal. And we know that that's the case.
We know that Mark Philippe is the one who signed
off on it. So as much as Maxwell's lawyers have
been wrong in this case, in this instance, they most
certainly are correct. This went all the way up to
the most tippity top of the Department of Justice. This
is not the sort of case, not the sort of
decision that was going to be made by a state
prosecutor like Acosta, not in a million years. And what
I'll do is I'm going to post a couple of
links in the description box to go along with this article,
where you can see for yourself in the actual court
documents that Mark Philippe is the one who signed off
on this and that it wasn't just a Costa making
this decision all on his own. And now again a
Costa is a spineless coward, right. He deserved to be fired,
he deserved to be ridiculed, and he deserved to be
put on the spot about what went on here. But
he's nothing more than a scapegoat in my opinion. We
haven't heard anything from Mark Philippe, we haven't heard anything
from Mukaysey. Why would they sign off on this deal?
Why would they be okay with it? Why was Mark
Philippe and Mukayzy speaking with left Gowitz? See? None of
that stuff was even dug into by the legacy media,
was it? Why no political footballs to spike, no points
to gain. I've said from the very beginning that Acosta
was being scapegoated here, and it's all gonna come out
as this case moves forward. It wasn't Acosta who made
this deal. It was Mukasey and Philip and the top
brass over at the Department of Justice. So let's jump
into this article from the New York Post by the
author Ben Furehard and see what exactly they're talking about.
Headline top Department of Justice officials okaed Epstein, non prosecution
deal Maxwell lawyers And it's a fact. We can confirm that.
Like I said, I've read the court filings. They've been
out there forever, So I'm gonna post a link to
those and you can check him out yourself where it
says that Mark Felippe had to uh, he signed off
on it. His signature is the one that's on the
actual agreement, so what he just You want me to
believe that the Deputy Attorney General is just willy nilly
signing everything in anything that comes across his desk like
a rubber stamp, because that's the assertion that is being
made about all of these supposedly really powerful, smart people
that they just sign whatever. They don't vet who they're
hanging out with, they don't look at where their money's
coming from. They want us to believe that they're all
just a bunch of absolute morons, I guess, and all
of their fortunes just matally appeared and they just happened
to luck into them. I guess that's what all of
these so called elites want us to believe. The non
prosecution agreement that spared multi millionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein federal
sex trafficking charges in the early two thousands was certified
at the highest levels of the Justice Department. Lawyers for
alleged cohort, co conspirator, fellow child molester General all Around
scuzbagg and bipedal serpent Elan Maxwell charged in court documents
unsealed Thursday. So again, those assertions are facts, those statements
are facts. This wasn't just an Acosta deal. This wasn't
something a Costa could have approved on his own if
you wanted to. If you've ever worked in a corporate structure,
you understand how it works. If you have a project
that you're working on as a department that has to
get kicked up, and then the head of the department
takes a look at it and he decides what's what.
It's no different here. Acosta approaches headquarters with the situation,
and then the situation advises Costa a Costa of what
to do? You think those the year worth of missing
emails wouldn't paint the picture. You think the year's worth
of missing emails wouldn't tie up some of these loose ends.
But they want you to believe that that's a coincidence
as well. That's just part of the absolute screw up
by the federal government. In the filing, Maxwell's attorney sought
to dismiss federal charges she now faces for allegedly procuring
underage girls for Epstein and lying about it under oath
by claiming she is subject to the same agreement he
signed in two thousand and seven. So again she's hinging
a lot of her hopes on this non prosecution agreement
providing her with protection and coverage. Now she is not
named in this agreement. Remember, but you have the Department
of Justice, Mukasey and Philippe who decided that that's all good,
no worries, we'll have it named and unnamed co conspirators.
It always cracked me up when people were acting like
Acosta was the one who authored all of this, and
he was the architect of all of this, and he
was operating on his own And that's not how it works.
That is not how the bureaucracy of the United States
government works, and it most certainly is not how the
Department of Justice works. When they have a high profile
case like this, it is all hands on deck, especially
when you have the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney
General being contacted by these high profile lawyers who were
engaged in months long back and forth to get this
non prosecution deal signed and delivered. Anyone that believes Acosta
had that kind of power is just not paying attention
to what's really going on here. The state attorney generals
have a decent amount of power, right, no doubt about it.
They can bring charges, they can subpoena, they have a
lot of power. But when it comes to high profile
people like Jeffrey Epstein, Acosta is so out of his
league that it's not even funny. And you see that
they had so little respect for him, meaning the defense
team from Jeffrey Epstein's side, they had so little respect
for him. They went directly over to his over his head,
to Philippe and Moukasey, and he was just a puppet
on a string. And the real puppeteers were obviously Epstein's
lawyers and their buddy buddy friends in the Department of Justice.
Above Acosta Now, if Acosta was worth his weight, he
would have stood up to all of this and said,
no way, this is egregious. We have to prosecute this
dude federally, and we have to do it to the
fullest extent of the law. But he didn't do that.
He's just another noodle backed lifelong politician who went with
the flow. Oh, this is what my bosses want. I'm
not going to make any waves. I'm just gonna let
them do whatever they want, and we'll let this sick
prick cop to one count of prostitution. And what alternate
reality does that sound like a good idea, because here
where we're at in actual reality, it most certainly is not.
The court filing includes a copy of the deal signed
by then Florida Federal Prosecutor Alexandra Akos and details how
the atypical agreement, which bart Epstein from facing federal prosecution
if he copped to a one count state indictment was
agreed upon. So again, this just goes to show you
that Acosta was the middleman. He signed off on this
deal because his bosses told him to. He wasn't sitting
there saying, you know what I'm gonna do what I
want here, and I'm just gonna sign this deal and
that's gonna be the end of it. No, what he
is is a coward, A through and through coward, no
questions asked, no spine, no backbone, and no courage in him.
He got run rough, shot by headquarters. They ran right
over him like a four foot man trying to tackle
Saquon Barkley. Maxwell's attorneys claim in the filing that the
agreement heavily negotiated over approximately eight months and was approved
by senior levels of Maine Justice in Washington, DC. And yeah,
it's no doubt about that. It really, that's really what happened.
And I knew it would eventually come out in this
case as it moved forward and we got into the
discovery phase and the defense brought it to the forefront
that this was a using it as a part of
their strategy. Right, well, even the top brass at the
Department of Justice thought this was a good idea, trying
to use that to bolster their argument, when in reality
that goes against any sane person's argument, considering we all
know how corrupt these sons of bitches are. Sure, let's
trust George Bush's Department of Justice to do the right
thing that never led us to disaster. It adds that
the agreement approved by the office of the Deputy Attorney
General before it was signed, allowing Epstein to avoid federal
prosecution in Florida for trafficking underage girls to sexually abuse.
Now they don't even say his name in the article,
and I don't know why, but I'll say his name
once again for you. Mark Philippe was the Deputy Attorney
General under Michael Mukasey who signed off on this. It
was his office who signed off on it, his office
that directed Acosta to make this deal, his office that
put the stamp on it. Is there no accountability for
people in management, for people in the upper levels. Is
it only the front line so called dispensable people that
are held accountable, Because that's certainly what it looks like.
Got the two guards, they're held accountable. Acosta takes all
the blame like he's the fall guy, whereas there's plenty
of blame to be spread around. And after Acosta was
taken out, the focus should have been put right on
Philip and Mukasey, and which it should have went all
the way to the top. And not just stopped at
a costa the way it did to score a couple
of political points. Lawyers for Epstein, who killed himself allegedly
in a Lower Manhattan jail cell in twenty nineteen, have
said previously that the deal was certified at the highest
levels of the Justice Department, and it was again. You know,
you can look at these documents yourself. They're all out there.
You can look at all of it. Mark Philippe, his
signature is the one on the documents. His office is
the one that gave the okay. And there's no spinning that.
That's just the reality of the situation. In the filing,
Maxwell's attorneys said the agreement should apply to her right
now and spare her from the indictment she's currently facing
in the Southern District of New York. And again, remember
that's why she's bringing this up. She's bringing it up
because she believes it bolsters her case that the top
brass at the Department of Justice signed off on this.
These are the top guys in the war world. Why
would they sign off on it if she did anything wrong?
And meanwhile, even in death, Jeffrey Epstein's reputation is being
refurbished by the behavior of the Department of Justice. What
a world do we live in? The parties to the
NPA clearly intended to confer a benefit on any and
all of Epstein's potential co conspirators in explicitly giving them
immunity of the filing states. Under the well established principles
of general contract law, and particularly under the law relating
to non prosecution agreements, any and all of Epstein's potential
co conspirators are third party beneficiaries of the NPA, it adds,
and there's really no disputing that. Unfortunately, that is what
they signed off on. That is what the Attorney General
and his deputy gave the ok too, That's what they
put their stamp of approval on. And there's no getting
around that. And we're not going to let that bone
go here on the podcast. We're gonna keep driving that home.
And I wonder if the legacy media, with all of
their fancy resources, are ever going to track down Mukzye
and ask them or ask Mark Philippe what's going on,
get them to go on record and talk about this.
Maxwell has pleaded not guilty to allegedly procuring girls for
Epstein to abuse and to lying about it under oath.
She's being held in a federal jail in Brooklyn pending trial,
exactly where she belongs, in a jail cell awaiting trial. Well, folks,
I've been talking about this for a long time now,
and I'm glad to see that it's starting to get
a little bit of tread. I'm glad to see that
it's out there in the papers a little bit, and
I hope more people get hip to the fact that
while LaCosta certainly was part of the problem, he wasn't
the problem in itself. It went all the way up
to the very top of the Department of Justice, and
still Mukasey and Philippe have not answered any questions about
how or why they would sign off on such a
ridiculous non prosecution agreement that afforded such protections to known
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