Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
Bloomberg has a new article out talking about Jess Staley
and his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein that was built while
Jess Stay was at JP Morgan. Now, most of this
stuff is known to people like us who have been
following along with this case for years. But to the unsullied,
that is, the people who have no idea about this
case besides what the legacy media has baby fed them. Well,
they're starting to wake up a little bit to just
how deep this shit runs. And now all of a sudden,
people are talking about just how bad things were when
it comes to Jeffrey Epstein and his pals in the
financial sector. And for all of the boogeymen that get
thrown up on the stage, from the WEF knuckleheads to
the Koch Brothers to you name it, the biggest scumbags
of the mall are the ones inside of the financial sector.
You know, the guys that are keeping us in modern
day financial slavery, because that's what it is. All that
debt you have, What do you think that's not slavery?
It is, It's just a different form of slavery and
these bankers, well, they're laughing all the way to the
bank while at the same time chopping it up, breaking
bread and dipping their nuts in Jeffrey Epstein's jacuzzi. So
while everybody else is focused on this one or that
one and looking to grift off of your fear, I
remain focused on the true enemy, folks. Okay, and that
true enemy, in my opinion, is the financial sector. Because
for all of the so called evil people out there,
the only people that have ever directly affected my life
have been the scumbags in the financial sector. And while
Epstein and his relationship with Jess Staley is only the
tip of the iceberg when it comes to the degenerate
nature of the financial sector. I think that this is
one of those stories that really shines a spotlight on
how bad things really are and how the financial sector
and the big wigs that run it continuously are getting
rich off of all kinds of malfeasance, whether it's human trafficking, arms, smuggling, narcotics,
you name it. All of this stuff and the money
that's made on the back of it is being pumped
directly through the financial sector, and all of these hedge
fund managers all of these big wigs at these institutions,
they're more than happy to stuff their pockets full of
blood money. Today's article is from Bloomberg and the headline
the Epstein's daily emails reveal friendship forged at JP Morgan.
This article was authored by Harry Wilson, Ava, Benni Morrison,
and Jonathan Browning. Sitting on his yacht in January twenty eleven,
Jess Daly was taking time out from running one of
the world's largest investment banks to enjoy the fruits of
his success. Anchored in Christmas Cove, Staley wrote in an
email to Jeffrey Epstein from his ninety one foot yacht
moored in the US Virgin Islands, heaven is being on
Beckwia safe travels to Paris and as always, thanks for
the friendship. So jess Daley's own words are going to
sink them, folks. Okay, this guy, his emails, the obvious
relationship with Epstein, all of this stuff is going to
come back and smack him directly in the face at
this trial. And I'd love to know how he plans
on explaining to the jury that he was given his
nuts a dunk in the pool while Epstein was in prison.
That month marked a high point for the relationship between
the two men. In the space of a few weeks,
Epstein provided Staley with the use of his private Caribbean island,
offered to introduce him to one of the world's richest men,
and for good measure, he's the path of his eldest
daughter into a graduate program at an elite us U university.
Must be nice, huh, must be nice to have friends
in high places, and who cares if they're pedofiles. That's
okay as long as they can help you and your family,
right to help with the poor girls who were molested
in rape by this sick fuck. The friendship was a
good investment for the convicted pedophile financier. Days before Staley
sailed to Epstein's island, Epstein had managed to avoid being
dumped as a client by Staley's employer, JP Morgan Chasing Company,
even though the firm's private banking boss wanted them gone.
At one point that year, Staley asked the bank's top lawyer,
Stephen Cutler, to reconsider his recommendation that Epstein be kicked out.
According to two people familiar with what Cutler said in
a recent deposition and to asked not to be identified
discussing statements that haven't been made public. So there's going
to be a constant, steady leak as far as JP
Morgan goes to try and make Staley look absolutely terrible. Remember,
they're trying to get Stale to pick up the check
when it comes to the money that's getting paid out,
So they're gonna do whatever they can to make Staley
out to be Captain one when it comes to shitbirds.
Twelve years on and four years after Epstein's death in
prison by suicide, the details of how Staley and Epstein
formed a mutually beneficial bond are now only becoming clearer
as the former Barclays PLC Chief executive officer faces a
lawsuit by JP Morgan as well as a British regulatory probe,
and that probe in England's hilarious. I mean, talk about
being late to the party. They let him run Barclays
even though they knew all of this, and then not
only that, they had him stay at Barclay's all because
the pandemic was raging and they didn't want to lose
any money. The second the pandemic calmed down, a little bit. Well,
guess what, Jess Staley was right out the door. That
should have happened right away, but instead, like usual, say
it with me now. They but profits over people. Any
association with Epstein was a mistake and in hindsight we
regret it, but we did not help him commit his
hey and his crimes. A spokeswoman for JP Morgan said
in an emailed statement, we would never have continued to
do business with them if we believed he was engaged
in an ongoing sex trafficking operation. As for Staley, the
spokeswoman said, just as accused of unspeakable acts and if true,
should be held accountable. Kathleen Harris, a lawyer for Staley
in London, declined to comment. The following account is based
on a review of thousands of pages of documents and
emails that have surfaced in recent months in connection with
lawsuits involving JP Morgan, a public records request, and interviews
with people with knowledge of the events. The relationship between
Staley and Epstein, which dates back to the early two thousands,
went beyond that of a banker and a client. The
two formed a deep friendship that Staley, in one email
to Epstein called profound. Epstein, who had been a JP
Morgan private banking client since nineteen ninety eight, helped Staley
land a steak in a seven billion dollar hedge fund,
high Bridge Capital Management. That's the one that was run
by Glenn Dubin. And you see how all of these
strands connect to each other, right, All of these people
are tied to each other. All of these people who
are part of Epstein's inner circle, if you will. Oh,
they all know about what Epstein was up to, and
they all know that Jeffrey Epstein was an absolute and
utter thief, but they all did business with them and
none of them have to pay the piper because of it. Meanwhile,
if you or I were involved with, say somebody selling
drugs our cousin, and they helped us with our bills
even though we're not selling drugs, well, guess what, the
police could seize our home because we were using drug
money to pay our bills. Meanwhile, this guy's used human
trafficking money using stolen money from Wall Street and nothing
ever happens to him or any of his friends. Hell
of a world we live in, Huh. The deal fueled
Staley's ascent at JP Morgan and demonstrated how Epstein, who
had connections to wealthy businessmen, could help make things happen
to the banker's advantage. Writing in November two thousand and
nine from Epstein's New Mexico ranch, where Staley was relaxing
in a hot tub with a glass of white wine,
the JP Morgan investment banker expressed his gratitude. This is
an amazing place, truly amazing. Next time we're here together,
I owe you much and I deeply appreciate our friendship.
I have few so profound talk about words coming back
to bite you directly in the ass. Staley's visit camis
Epstein was under home confinement as a result of his
conviction a year earlier for procuring prostitution from a minor,
a crime Epstein would later compare in a newspaper interview
to a person who steals a bagel. That's what Jeffrey
Epstein thought about molesting fourteen year old girls, no different
than stealing a bagel. The trip to the ranch was
one of at least four made by Staley over the
years to Epstein's luxury getaways. On April twelfth, twenty fifteen,
months before he would be tapped as Barclay's CEO, Staley
sell to Epstein's home on Little Saint James in the
US Virgin Islands on his yacht with him or his wife, Deborah,
and two daughters. According to a person with knowledge of
the trip who requested anonymity discussing private information, so look,
not every trip to the island was a trip to
go and molest people. Sometimes they went there in situations
like this where Epstein wasn't even home and they used
a facility. So again I ask you, is that somebody
who's a friend or an acquaintance. Are you letting an
acquaintance onto your property to go dumb their nuts in
your jacuzzi? I know I'm not. You better be a
friend if I'm giving you a key to my house,
never mind my private island. Such was the closeness of
the Staley family to Epstein that shortly before the visit,
Staley had emailed Epstein to say, one of his daughters, Alexa,
wants to sit with you and talk about her future.
Imagine letting your daughter sit with Captain Diddler over here
and just be okay with it. Oh yeah, I know
you molested a bunch of girls, but I'm gonna have
my daughter sit down and talk with you, and you
could be her college advisor. I wouldn't let my daughter
be in the same area code as this sick fuck,
never mind sitting down with them and chopping it up
about what college she should go to. Alexis Staley, who
was finishing her PhD in physics at the time, could
thank Epstein for help getting into New York's Columbia University.
In November twenty ten, her father had fred it in
an email to Epstein about her chances of gaining a
place in the program. She is not giving Colombia her
non physics gres, Staley wrote, before listing her scores. She
can sit with Richard Axel when I get back. He
won the Nobel Peace Prize. He has guaranteed me, Epstein replied,
referencing the name of an eminent biologist and Columbia professor.
So this is how it works. Okay, while your kids
are struggling doing everything they possibly can, community service, extracurricular activities,
helping old ladies across the street, they want to get
into college too. Right. Unfortunately, for most of your kids,
I'm guessing they don't have the access to Richard Axel
to help them. But if you're Jes Staley, of course
you can just call your pedophile buddy and get things going.
Two months later, Alexis Staley received an email from Cookie Neil,
director of the Science Development at Columbia. Spoke with Jin today.
Neil wrote, and he mentioned that the gre score is
is what it is. Not to worry. The score does
not seem to be a problem, according to my sources.
Alexa forwarded the email to her father, writing huh. Staley
forwarded the message on to Ebstein with a smiley face
a moticon. Ben Chang, a spokesman for Columbia, said there
is no factual basis to the claims that Epstein influenced
the admissions process. From our review, the student in question
was highly qualified and excelled in our program. Alexis Staley
declined to comment. Her father's lawyer said, as did Axel,
it couldnt be determined from the emails who the gym
that Neil said she spoke to was. Neil, who was
no longer at Columbia didn't respond to a message sent
via LinkedIn. None of these people are ever going to
respond ever, and that's because if they all just hold
their heads down and wait for the next big thing
to take over the news cycle. And they've been able
to do that for decades when it comes to their
nonsense with Jeffrey Epstein. But now way more people are
hip to what's going on and their usual narrative. They're usual, well,
we don't know what's going on here. We don't have
anything to do with this guy. We didn't know what
he was. That storyline, that narrative that they've been pumping
it doesn't work anymore. People are starting to see through
the narrative and actually understand what Jeffrey Epstein was up
to and just how many powerful people he was up
to it with. So that concludes part one of our article,
and in the next episode, we're gonna pick up right
where we left off. All of the information that goes
with the episode can be found in the description box.
What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
We're gonna pick up where we left off with the
Bloomberg article discussing Jeffrey Epstein and Jess Daley's relationship as
told by their emails. So let's get right back to
it again. This article was authored by Harry Wilson, Avabenny Morrison,
and Jonathan Browning. In January twenty and eleven, not long
after the email flurry and just before Staley sailed to
Epstein's Caribbean hideaway, Epstein was ordered to register as a
high risk sex offender in New York. What a paradise,
Staley wrote in a January twenty second, twenty and eleven
email that was among the documents that JP Morgan turned
over in connection with a lawsuit brought against the bank
by the US Virgin Islands. When I retire, I'm going
to put a mooring in front of your dock for
my boat. An amazing place, Yeah, amazing for you, Maybe
certainly not amazing for the girls who were raped on
that island, though. I'm glad you enjoyed your time there,
Jess Staley. But the girls who were there that were
getting raped and abused and trafficked, I'm guessing their experience
was starkly di different from the one you had. Maybe
we should ask No White. The lawsuit, which alleges JP
Morgan knowingly benefited from Epstein sex trafficking, is scheduled for
trial in October. The bank has accused of the US
Virgin Islands government of deflecting from its own culpability by
allowing Epstein to live in its territory with three hundred
million dollars in tax breaks. As Staley was relaxing in
the island, Epstein was helping him schedule a meeting at
the upcoming uh oh here. It is the boogeyman for
a lot of people. World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland,
with billionaire Microsoft Corporation co founder Bill Gates. Do you
want to join a Gates dinner in Davos on Wednesday?
Wrote Epstein. It couldn't be determined from the documents whether
Staley attended the dinner, but later that year he would
be photographed with Gates and Epstein. A spokesperson for Gates
said he didn't meet with either Staley or Epstein in
Davos that year. Yeah, I'm sure, and we all know
that the WEF is the epitome of the boogeyman for
a lot of people. And while I'm not aboard the
train that a lot of people seem to be aboard,
I do understand and recognize that the policies that the
WEF is talking about and the shit they're up to
is no good for me, There's no doubt about that.
But when people start in with the whole, you're gonna
own everything and like it, you're only gonna eat bugs.
All I could say to that is speak for yourself,
because there is zero chance that your boy is ever
eating a bug. Okay, unless, of course I'm on some
kind of survivalist quest my plane crashes something like that.
But if you think I'm going to the store and
eating bugs, ever, you have another thing coming. And I'm
pretty sure there's a lot of people like that out
there who feel the same way. And guess what, most
of them aren't on Twitter bitchin and moaning. How many
people are there in the world, What eight billions something
like that, and only roughly two hundred and sixty million
people have Twitter, So you do the math. The loudest
voices that are up there prying and playing on people's
fears on a regular basis, they're doing it to benefit themselves.
They're doing it so you make those donations, and they
know that your confirmation bias needs to be rubbed. So
all in pursuit of the mighty dollar and making sure
that grift keeps going, all of these quorn stars as
I've dubbed them, you know, the people that showed up
during the quarantine and all of a sudden, because they
have twenty five thousand followers on Twitter, which more than
ninety percent are bought, we should listen to what they
have to say, especially when people are making big claims
without any evidence. So remember big claims. They need big
evidence to back up those claims. What I can't get
on the podcast and just start firing off bullshit like
all these other knuckleheads do, to run clicks up to
get people to listen to their content, to have some clickbait.
I have no desire to do that. I have one desire, folks, okay,
to get into the studio in the morning and to
chop it up with you about the news. And when
it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, well I'll continue on the
path I've been on for the last five years, and
I'll leave all the sensationalism and the sensationalizing to the
grifters and the morons. Staley conveyed his thanks again a
few months later. Debbie and I were talking tonight about
what you have meant to me and to Alexa, he
wrote in a March fifth twenty eleven email included in
an internal JP Morgan report provided during discovery and released
by the US Virgin Islands. You have paid a price
for what has been accused, but we know what you
have done for us, and we count you as one
of our deepest friends and most honest of people. Boy,
talk about a bad judge of character, and Jeff Staley
was running a whole lass division at JP Morgan. Huh,
Epstein replied with a single word family. Even early on,
Staley was aware of Epstein's predilection for young women. Writing
in August two thousand and six to Marry Urdos, then
a senior executive at JP Morgan's private bank, Staley described
attending a Huggy Bear concert, noting that the age difference
between husbands and wives would have fit in well with Jeffrey.
What a joke. So that's the way Staley talks about
his buddy behind his back. Huh, hell of a friend that,
Jeff Staley. As long as you can do something for
these people, they're your friends. The second you can't forget it,
you're no longer part of the club. Months after this email,
JP Morgan internal document show Epstein was linked to a
felony indictment for soliciting underage prostitution and deemed a Hiri's client.
Despite the bank's findings, the decision was made to retain
him as a client. According to information sited in a
May twenty twenty three deposition of JP Morgan CEO Jamie Diamond,
lawsuits brought against the bank by one of Epstein's victims
and the US V Virgin Islands alleged that JP Morgan
acted as a conduit for payments to women abused by Epstein.
In January two thousand and seven, three months after the
bank made its decision to retain Epstein, a woman identified
only as Jane Doe alleged she was raped and forced
into commercial sex during a trip to the Caribbean. The
lawsuit didn't identify the alleged rapist, but the woman said
she was paid ten thousand dollars by associates of Epstein,
and that the money apparently came from one of the
approximately fifty five bank accounts Epstein held with JP Morgan.
She also alleged that a jet owned by Highbridge Capital
buried some of Epstein's sex trafficking victims to Florida to
New York The bank settled the Jane Doe case in
June without admitting wrongdoing. It is contesting the US Virgin
Islands lawsuit. Lawyers for the bank have argued in court
that there was no factual support for the allegations about
the use of a company plane so high Bridge, which
was owned by Glenn Dubin. That plane was used to
ferry girls from New York to Florida. So that's breaking
the Man Act right there. And if that plane was
being chartered or owned or whatever by JP Morgan, then
they're gonna have to answer for that. And the Man
Act was established back in the day to deal with
interstate trafficking. So the second you bring somebody from one
state to another state for the purpose of trafficking them,
you're breaking the Man Act. And now you're going to
be hit with federal laws if you're normal people. But
if you're Epstein and you're just Staley and you're the
rest of these clowns, ah, no worries. You can do
whatever you want. The rules do not apply to you.
Epstein was jailed in Florida in June two thousand and eight.
Less than a fortnight later, Staley wrote to him, I
miss you. The world is a tough place. Hang in there.
He wrote again a few days later, asking for Epstein's
advice on his pay negotiations with Diamond. Tell him Diamond
one one million dollar increase to twenty five million, replied Epstein,
Do not give in. I'll try to call you later.
What are you like thirteen years old and you have
to call your best friend who's sixteen to try and
get some advice. Aren't you running a whole ass bank?
You can't even negotiate your own contract? You absolute dope.
While their correspondence continued, other JP Morgan executives were angling
to drop Epstein as a client. Catherine Keating, head of
Private Banking, will go to Jess to tell him we
are uncomfortable with Epstein and do not want to go
to Cutler General counsel for approval, according to a July fifteenth,
two thousand and eight email cited in Diamond's deposition. And
that's why getting Jamie Diamond under oath was huge, because
now you can go back and you can check his
statements with the facts that are already known. I would
count Epstein's assets as a probable outflow for two thousand
and eight as one hundred and twenty million or so,
so I can't imagine it will stay. According to another
email that August cited in the US Virgin Island's lawsuit,
Diamond said in his deposition that he was never involved
in discussions about Epstein's accounts. He also said he never
met Epstein and didn't take part in any business decisions
concerning the long time JP Morgan client. I have my
doubts about that, but how do we prove it unless
there is documented proof of that or people willing to testify.
Very hard to prove. Despite the internal maneuvering, Epstein remained
a JP Morgan client. In January twenty eleven, as Staley
was returning from a Christmas break in Brazil, bank executives
were again gearing up to force Ebstein out. A compliance officer,
Mary Ann Ryan, sent an email to other executives suggesting
a meeting with Jess Staley to explain how Epstein could
have been a potential serious impact on the bank's efforts
to make sure it wasn't enabling human trafficking. According to
an internal report later compiled by the bank, Ryan noted
in her January seventhemil that keating the private banking head
made sure we knew that no one on today's call
was in favor of having him as a client. Seems
it is all due to Jess's personal relationship. Ryan declined
to comment. Keating, who now works for BNY Mellon, didn't
respond to requests for comment. So there's no doubt that
other executives at the company wanted Epstein gone. But Jess
Staley and his relationship with Epstein was the saving grace
for Epstein and his relationship with the bank. And with
all of that chaos, do you really believe that Jamie
Diamond wasn't aware of what was going on here? I
just find it hard to believe. Yet, four days later,
after Staley had spoken with Epstein about his colleagues's concerns,
little appeared to have changed. Thanks for today, ken Starr, Dershowitz,
Lefkowitz at Kirklan all very familiar with the nonsense. All
whatever Cutler wants or needs, Epstein wrote in an email
to Staley included in the twenty nineteen internal JP Morgan report.
J Lef Kuwitz, Alan Dershowitz and ken Starr had all
represented Epstein in his plea negotiations with federal prosecutors in Florida.
Dershowitz said he had no involvement in the JP Morgan
matter left Kuwitz didn't respond to a request for comment,
and Starr died last year. So the whole entire office
of Kirkland and Ellis were deeply involved with Jeffrey Epstein.
And then you look back at Kirkland and Ellis and
you see who works there, Mark Philippe. And then you
see who signed off on the Jeffrey Epstein plead deal.
And guess who it was. Oh, that's right, Mark Philippe,
the number two man at the Justice Department at the time,
right under Michael Mukasey. So don't even get me started
on the whole entire nonsensical bs you see all over
the place when people are trying to tell tell you
that it was Alexander Acosta who made this decision. This
whole entire thing was signed off on by Mark Philippe.
And now Mark Philippe, of course works for Kirkland and Ellis.
I know, folks, I know, just another coincidence. An internal
JP Morgan email released in the US Virgin Islands lawsuit
noted that Jess Staley discussed the topic with Jeffrey Epstein,
who replied there was no truth to the allegations, no evidence,
and was not expecting any problems. The decision to keep
Epstein was made by Staley. Philip de luca, another compliance
officer involved in the discussions at the private bank, wrote
in an instant messenger chat two years later on June seventeenth,
twenty thirteen, that surface during discovery, PB did not want
to keep them, de Lucas said, referring to the private bank,
but due to his relationship with the old head of PB,
jess Day, they were overruled. The Luca didn't respond to
a request for how come none of these people in
the financial sector will do the right thing and respond, Oh,
that's right, They're more worried about their bank accounts. Bunch
of scuzzballs. Cutler, the bank's top lawyer, wrote in July
twenty and eleven email cited at Diamond's deposition that Epstein
is not an honorable person in any way he should
not be a client. Three months later, in October of
twenty and eleven, Staley asked Cutler to hear what Epstein
had to say. According to people with knowledge of what
Cutler said in his twenty twenty three deposition. Staley's intervention
came despite an effort by JP Morgan executives to get
him to step back and allow Cutler and the asset
management unit to determine Epstein's fitness to remain a client.
According to an April fifth, twenty and eleven email written
by the top lawyer at JP Morgan's investment bank and
cited at Cutler's deposition, one of the people said Cutler
had two conversations with Epstein after Staley's appeal, but he
didn't change his advice. According to the person, Cutler declined
to comment for this story. Of course he did. Why
would he comment? Why would they ever provide any clarity whatsoever?
All right, folks, So that's going to conclude part two
of this article, and in the next episode we'll wrap
it up with part three. All of the information that
goes with the episode can be found in the description box.
What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
In this episode, we're gonna pick up with the Bloomberg
article and finish that bad boy off. The authors of
this article are Harry Wilson, have A, Benny Morrison, and
Jonathan Browning. Staley said on a Barclay's Earning call with
reporters in twenty twenty that he knew little of Epstein's lifestyle. Obviously,
I thought I knew him well, he said, And I didn't.
Staley said on the same call that his meetings with
Epstein tapered after he left JP Morgan in twenty thirteen,
but according to records released by the US Virgin Islands
through a freedom of information request, Staley had about twenty
scheduled meetings with Epstein from twenty thirteen through twenty fifteen,
mostly consisting of visits to Epstein's New York mansion. So again,
he's outed for being the BS artist that he is.
You think the jury isn't going to look at that
when we get to that point in October and say
to themselves, why should we believe anything Jess Staley is
telling us. The guy's obviously a liar. Over a seven
year period from two thousand and nine through twenty fifteen,
there were about sixty scheduled meetings or visits to Epstein's
own properties, The documents and other public accounts show. In
twenty twelve, Staley's final year at the bank before being
dumped by Diamond. He had fourteen scheduled meetings, it is
not known how many of them actually took place. Staley
was invited to scores of dinners at Epstein's house, at
which he could rub shoulders with billionaires, world statesmen, and
royalty And for people like Staley, it's a big deal
to be with people like that, right, get more people
into the bank, make more commission, and become even more
filthy rich than you already are. Remember that's the goal
of all of these idiots. One entry from April twenty
thirteen shows he was set to attend a dinner along
with former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barock, British former lawmaker
Peter Mandelsson, and media tycoon Mort Zuckerman. Think about that
for a minute. Hwud Barock used to be the Prime
Minister of Israel, very powerful man, super connected when it
comes to the Masad intelligence communities and the inner workings
of how all of this shit goes. Then you have
mister Mandelsson, another powerful politician, this time from the UK.
He remind all the politicians in America that were at
Epstein's teat Stacy Plaskett and the rest of them but
what you see here is once again just how deep
these tentacles reached folks, And there wasn't a single part
of power anywhere in the world that was not susceptible
to the tentacles of Jeffrey Epstein and his nonsense. It
cannot be determined whether any of these individuals were present.
Mandelssohn said through a spokesman that he very much regrets
having been introduced to Epstein and that he never had
any business relationship with them. Barack and Zuckerman didn't respond
to requests for comment. EDWUD Barack should be responding to
request for comment, considering just how tight him and Epstein
were and considering how his daughter is still profiting off
of all of this by being Glaine Maxwell's go to
journalist whenever she wants to get a story out. What
we're not paying attention to that, we're all just gonna
let that slide. Want to talk about a NEPO baby,
you're looking at it. Epstein also helped a range a
meeting between Staley and Britain's Prince Andrew and Beijing in
September of twenty ten. After that meeting, Epstein tried to
sell Staley on the idea of JP Morgan hiring Queen
Elizabeth's second son as an ambassador for the bank. Wait
a minute, I thought that the Joe Exotic of the
Windsor family aka Prince Andrew told us that him and
Epstein weren't even close. So why is Epstein out here
trying to get him a job as an ambassador for
JP Morgan. I'm sure that he would have expected nothing
in return if Prince Andrew got the gig, right, I mean,
he would never expect any favors from anybody that he helped
out right, right, That never happened, But Staley liked the
attention from the British Royal. After receiving a Christmas greeting
from Andrew, he replied, I must say getting a Christmas
note from the Duke of York is sort of cool.
Prince Andrew did and respond to requests for comment sent
to his private office. Guess who's never going to get
a Christmas card from the Duke of York. Oh that's right, folks,
yours truly probably not one of Prince Andrew's favorite people, huh.
But just like the invitation to Glad Maxwell or any
of these other scumbags, to come on. The podcast is there.
It's there for the Prince of Nothing as well. Come on,
explain your side of the story. We're all willing to listen.
Now that doesn't mean we're going to believe you, but
everybody's willing to listen. Unfortunately, none of you scoundrels, none
of you cowards have the stones to actually get on
the record and talk about what went down. So you're
nothing more than an enabler. You're nothing more than somebody
who's still protecting Jeffrey Epstein after the fact. And that
goes for all of these pieces of shit who were
connected to Epstein, who were tied to Ebstein, and who
have chosen to remain silent like the bitch made cowards,
that they are. A darker aspect to the Epsteans Staly
relationship has also emerged. The Jane Doe lawsuit against JP
Morgan alleged that Staley had witnessed Epstein sexually grab young
women and visited what lawyers for the women described as
Epstein owned stash house apartments where the assaults are said
to have taken place. And this is the building on
sixty sixth Street that all of these girls were stashed
in Remember these girls were brought to this building that
was owned by Mark Epstein, and Jeffrey Epstein owned a
bunch of units in this building. This is where his
pilots would stay, where his associates would stay, and also
where the traffic girls mainly from other countries, would also stay.
You know, drug dealers, they have trap houses for their drugs.
Jeffrey Epstein had stash houses for the humans that he
was trafficking. The lawsuit also stated that an unidentified victim
claimed to have been assaulted by a powerful financial executive
and that the executive i'd used aggressive force in his
sexual assault, saying he had Epstein's permission to do what
he wanted. In March, lawyers for JP Morgan went a
step further in a separate lawsuit it filed against its
former executive, identifying Staley as the alleged perpetrator. Staley has
denied the allegations. So this is damning for Jess Staley.
If all of this comes out and it's true, Jess
Staley's finished, because not only is he going to be
sued civilly, he's going to face criminal charges as well.
Watch just like Epstein did, and just like Maxwell the
second you get deposed. In this case, you're in eminent
danger if you did something wrong. Another flurry of emails
in July twenty ten aroused attention. Say hi to snow White.
Staley wrote to Epstein that month, what character would you
like next? Epstein replied, Beauty and the Beast. Staley responded, well,
one side is available, Epstein said, So what were they
talking about? Obviously they're not talking about real Didayne characters, right,
So what are they talking about? Anybody who want to
ask Jess Staley what their stupid coded language means. In
early twenty thirteen, Staley left JP Morgan, ending a more
than thirty year career at the bank. The root cause
of his ouster, Diamond said in his deposition, was a
series of complaints about his running of the investment bank,
a situation not helped by a felled attempt to unseat
his boss. At the time of the twenty twelve London
well trading scandal. He thought I'd lose my job and
that he could be the guy, Diamond said in his
May deposition. Diamond was withering about Staley's chances of replacing him.
The board never would have put him up for the
job for good measure. Diamond said Staley wasn't up to
running the investment bank. Well, why didn't you fire him?
If he was so bad at his job? Why did
he keep that job at JP Morgan for so long?
With Staley out of the picture, Epstein lost his main
protector that July after a meeting with their then global
head of Asset and Wealth Management, Epstein was asked to
take his business elsewhere. JP Morgan has played down Erdose
links with Epstein, although recent legal disclosures have shown they
exchange friendly messages, including one Erdos sent in July twenty
eleven with a picture of the swimming pool at the
Ritz Hotel in Paris. After Epstein had told her how
good it was. How great is that? Epstein wrote back,
nothing better except if it's your own. Erdos replied, Yeah,
everybody hated him over at JP Morgan. Huh, and it
was all Jess Daily's fault. Stop it. Okay, everybody knew
and nobody did a damn thing to stop him, So
all of you now are culpable. The JP Morgan spokeswoman
said that Erdos has always held herself and her colleagues
to the highest standards of integrity and trust, and that
her competence and character are top notch. Epstein found a
new home at Deutsche Bank AG, where Paul Morris, who
had handled his accounts at JP Morgan, was now working.
He was judged as high risk client, with the bank
dubbing him an honorary politically exposed person. As one Deutsche
Bank employee wrote, there is no such thing as an
honorary PEP. A spokesperson for the bank declined comment Morris
didn't respond to messages. Well, they already paid a shit
ton of money. What's seventy five million for their nonsense,
so we don't need your comment. Okay, your payout tells
us everything we need to know. On July eighth, twenty fifteen,
Anthony Jenkins was forced out as CEO of Barclays. Staley,
who had been floated as a potential candidate for the
top spot at the British bank before Jenkins was appointed
in twenty twelve, was under consideration again. Staley, then a
managing partner of hedge fund group Blue Mountain Capital Management,
was in regular contact with Epstein. In April of that year,
he had sailed to Epstein's island with his family and
On the day after jenkins departure was announced, Staley was
scheduled to visit Epstein at his New York mansion. So
getting that advice right, getting that massage from his buddy
Jeffrey Epstein, and I'm guessing Epstein was also pulling some strings.
By October, Barclays was close to appointing Staley's CEO, and
the bank's chairman wanted to make his final checks. He
called Diamond and asked if there was any reason he
should not give the job to his former lieutenant. According
to Diamond's deposition, the call was short and JP Morgan's
CEO simply said no. Diamond said in his deposition that,
knowing what he knows now, his answer would have been different.
Oh stop it, Jamie Diamond, straight up a BS artist. Sorry,
I don't believe a word he said, not even a
word in that deposition that was under oath. Staley's links
to Epstein were already causing problems for Barclays. Days before
his appointment was announced, The UK Mail on Sunday contacted
the bank, saying it was preparing a story on how
Epstein had pushed for Staley to get the job. In
twenty twelve. The call sparked panic inside the bank that
their new CEO would be mired and scandal from the start.
According to a person familiar with the situation, As it
turned out, the article ended up making few waves. It's
because it was in the Daily Mail. People want to
act like the Daily Mail is just some kind of
tabloid and for a lot of stories, that's what it is.
But when it comes to this Epstein story and true
crime in general, they do a very good job of
following these stories, and that has been proved now as
the years have passed, and the Daily Mail was pretty
much the only one sinking their teeth into this shit.
But the incident led Barclays to ask Staley for a
full account of his contacts with Epstein and to promise
he would not speak to Epstein while he was CEO.
According to the person with knowledge of the situation, Staley
then gave a lengthy account of his relationship with Epstein
and agreed to seize contact. The person said, still, the
relationship would continue to haunt Daley. In November twenty eighteen,
the Miami Herald published an article about Epstein's serial abuse
of teenagers and the earlier deal that he had struck
with prosecutors. In July twenty nineteen, after federal prosecutors in
New York investigated the claims, Epstein was arrested getting off
a private plane at New Jersey's Teterborough Airport. It was
the last flight he would make. The weeks that followed
Epstein's arrest brought fresh revelations about his links to Staley,
but Epstein would never be questioned about them or anything else.
He was found dead in a New York prison cell
that August. That December, as the drumbeat grew louder than
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney told Barclay's chairman Nigel
Higgins that the Central Bank was investigating Staley. According to
a person with knowledge of the matter, the pressure was
getting to Staley. Before flying out of London for a
Christmas break in the US, he told Higgins he was
considering quitting, the person said, but after returning from vacation,
Staley said he would stay. Carney, the Bank of England
and Barclays all declined to comment. Of course, he'd stay.
Too many millions of dollars on the line, right, this
dude's making twenty five thirty forty million a year. He's
just gonna quit, yeah, right. Weeks after Staley returned, Barclays
announced that Staley was under investigation by the UK's Financial
Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority over his links
to Epstein, largely related to how transparent he had been
with Barclays. Though the bank continued to defend him, it
ultimately proved too much, and in October twenty twenty one,
Staley stepped down. The bank said at the time that
Staley intended to challenge the preliminary finding of the investigations.
The FCA and the PRA both declined to comment. This June,
Staley emerged from his New York apartment to begin two
days of deposition in the cases brought by Jane Doe
and the US Virgin Islands against his former bank. Less
than twenty four hours after he finished his account at
a Hudson Yards law office, JP Morgan settled with Jane
Doe for two hundred and ninety million for the bank.
It marked a reckoning of sorts about the scandal for Staley,
whose retirement dream of mooring his yacht of Epstein Island
is long gone. That day remains in the future. All right,
So there you have it, folks. Another look at the
very very deep ties between Jeffrey Epstein and Jess Staley
and the fact that JP Morgan kept this dude around
for so long and now they're trying to act like
it was all Jeff Staley's fault is completely laughable. And
I think that when all is said and done, a
judge is going to find it laughable as well. All right, folks,
that's gonna do it. For the third and final part
of this article and the newest revelations about Jeff Staley
and Jeffrey Epstein. All of the information that goes with
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