Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche gave an interview
where he was talking about the DOJ and their handling
of the Epstein files, and of course it was as
ridiculous as you can imagine, because Todd Blanche is not
being honest or truthful about what went on or what's
going on, and Todd baby Billy Blanche still hasn't responded
or answered any questions about why Glene Maxwell is getting
the kind of treatment that she's getting. And then for
him to get up there during this interview and just
straight up lie to everybody is pretty disgusting. But unfortunately
it's also expected. And I know that comes as a
shock to people because this obviously is and was the
most transparent administration in history. Just asked them, do they
ever make a statement without telling a lie or without
stretching the truth? And you know, I found something pretty
interesting yesterday when Joe Kent resigned from his position within
the White House. All of a sudden, there was this
gigantic turn, and everybody on social media that is hardcore
maga dogpiled started calling them all kinds of names. A trader,
he's a leaker, he's this, he's that. And it's the
same exact strategy they used during the Epstein files. Remember
they tried to turn the narrative and blame the survivors
for being traffickers. And it's the same ass vile people
doing that shit to this Joe Kent character. And look,
I'm not even talking about the politics stash that. I'm
talking about the strategy, right, and the strategy is always
to be on the offense, deflect, blame other people, and
play what about ism? And that's what the whole entire
Trump administration has done since the election. And in this
article we're about to read from CNN, Baby Billy Todd
Blanche is cracking open the old playbook. This article was
published by CNN and the headline deputyag Blanche defends DOJ's
work on Epstein case out of closed door hill briefing.
This dude needs to be held accountable for his part
in this cover up. We got Donald Trump's personal lawyer
investigating Donald Trump and his friends. Yeah, that's going to
work out great. This article was authored by Hannah Rabinowitz.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended the Justice Department's handling
of the Jeffrey Epstein files and asserted it does not
have new evidence to prosecute anyone for crimes related to
the convicted sex offender in an interview released on Tuesday. Sure,
no financial crimes, no crimes whatsoever, No crimes of any
girl being abused, no man act, no transporting people across
state lines for sexual purposes, no wire fraud, no rico nothing.
Everything was on the up and up. And if you
don't believe that, what are you? Some kind of conspiracy theorist?
Imagine anybody in the Trump administration attempting to tag anybody
as a conspiracy theorist, especially when the real conspiracy here
is the United States government continuing to conspire to protect
Jeffrey Epstein's friends. That's the real conspiracy. I'm not trying
to defend Epstein. I'm not, Blanche said in one exchange
with Katie Miller, a former Trump administration spokesperson, on our podcast.
I do defend the work that this department is doing
today right now, which is going after every single perpetrator everywhere,
and if there's a narrative that exists that we're ignoring
Epstein's victims, that is false. No, it's not. You're a liar.
Katie Miller is a very disgusting human being, first of all,
And this whole entire segment is propaganda, just trying to
get the troops in line. And you notice Todd Blanche
cares so much about the survivors that he came out
and corrected Anna Pauline a Luna for her bullshit. Right,
Oh wait, that didn't happen. So you're telling me that
Todd Blanche is a liar and he doesn't care about
the survivors. Yeah, that's exactly what I'm telling you. Blanche
comments come as he and Attorney General Pam Bondi are
scheduled to brief members of Congress behind closed doors Wednesday
on the investigation. The Justice Department has been fiercely criticized
for its handling of the Epstein files and has work
defend off pressure from lawmakers and the public who still
question how the investigation into the convicted sex offender and
Disgrace Financier unfolded. And you're a conspiracy theorist for asking
those questions. Meanwhile, you have Donald Trump giving an interview
yesterday talking about how it cost two billion dollars to
buy these tankers that are sailing through the straight of
horror moves. Meanwhile, those tankers are nowhere near that price.
But he just spurts off whatever he wants. And Todd
Blanche has the audacity to talk about conspiracy theories. Aren't
they engaged in one right now? Talking about Joe Kent
leaked all that information. Well, let's see the evidence. They
sure like to make a bunch of accusations, don't they,
But they're always short on the evidence. But it doesn't
even matter anymore. Right if the administration gives marching orders,
all the quizzlings fall in line. And we've seen it
time and time again throughout this presidency. Every time somebody
has the audacity to go against Trump, it becomes a violent,
mob like activity, and those people are turned on and
maligned by these hardcore, rabid MAGA supporters. I mean, take
a look at what happened to Marjorie Taylor Green, take
a look at what's happening to Thomas Massey, And me personally,
I think that kind of mob like mentality is very
dangerous and I think it leads to a very very
dark place people need to think for them. In my
opinion group think never leads to a good place. In
the hour long interview, Miller, who was married to Stephen Miller,
President Donald Trump's Deputy chief of Staff, Press Blanche repeatedly
to explain why the public should trust what the Justice
Department says about a handling of the Epstein case. There
is nothing he can say that would make me trust him.
Bro is in way over his head. That deposition with
Glenn Maxwell is going to go down as one of
the most disgusting displays we've ever seen from the Attorney
General's office. It was completely embarrassing. I mean, how many
depositions have we been through where it's been confrontational. Look
at the toven Owell deposition we're going through right now.
Not one single second during that Maxwell interrogation, if that's
what you want to call it, was there any kind
of adversarial approach. Everything was about getting Maxwell on the record.
Let Maxwell tell her story. Why Todd Blanche, what kind
of narrative are you trying to spin and why are
you trying to do it? And to who it does
it help? That's really the question, right because that's the endgame.
Help his friends, help the donors, and make sure that
you're dancing to the tune coming out of the White House.
But that's not supposed to be the role of the
Attorney General's office. Unfortunately, all the Attorney General's offices now
is another extension of the executive branch. Miller pushed Blanche
on long standing theories that still dominate online speculation, including
whether Epstein was murdered in his jail cell or if
the FBI was in possession of a list of clients
that he kept, but also to explain why the FBI
appears to have little insight into cameras set up inside
Epstein's home, and why new cases were being brought abroad
but not in the United States. And of course he
had no answers, no good ones, because there are no
good answers. All there is is spin and bullshit, and
mister Blanche is serving that up in heaps. How is
it that the UK can do more on Prince Andrew
than we can for any single one of these wealthy
elite billionaires and people in government even and not have
one prosecution, not hold one person accountable, Miller asked. Blanche responded, well,
because you need provable evidence, and so what I can
do as a Deputy General is invite anybody with evidence
to come to the FBI and tell us, which is
what we've been screaming from the rooftops for a year,
you're a liar, bro. I'll just straight up say it.
I have zero fear to tell Todd Blanche that he's
a liar, because that's what I think he is, and
he thinks this is all just a big ass joke.
And I wonder if he's going to feel that same
way when the next administration takes charge and really looks
into how this was handled, because you know that's coming.
You know it's coming. And if they think they're going
to rely on a pardon, they might be in trouble
there too, because if people get creative, and I have
a feeling they will, dual sovereignty will come into play.
So this is a situation for people like Todd Blanche
and Pambondi, Cash Betel, everybody else out here speaking obvious
falsehoods under oath that's leaving them exposed later on down
the road, because remember this administration is only temporary. They're
going to be gone someday and new people are going
to be sitting in the White House. And I have
a funny feeling they're going to want to know some
more about what happened when it comes to this investigation.
How is it that the UK can do more on
Prince Andrew than we can for any single one of
these wealthy elite billionaires and people in government even and
not have one prosecution, not hold one person accountable. Blanche responded, well,
because you need provable evidence, and so what I can
do is the Deputy General is invite anybody with evidence
to come to the FBI and tell us, which is
what we've been screaming from the rooftops for a year.
Andrew Mountbattan Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, was arrested
last month on suspicion of misconduct and public office. He's
previously denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein and said that
he never witnessed or suspected any of the behavior of
which the sex offender was accused. While we're learning now
that the investigation into Andrew as I predicted, is expanding
and they're looking into other aspects of the claims of
his behavior while with Jeffrey Epstein, including the allegations made
by Virginia so Todd. Blanche better be very very careful
with what he says. Asked about cameras in Epstein's home,
Blanche said they were installed years after the initial investigation.
That's a lie too. Those cameras were removed during the
initial investigation by Jeffrey Epstein's people, The hard drives, everything
was removed. Is this guy for real? The Deputy Attorney
General also dismissed other conspiracy theories, including Epstein being connected
to an intelligence agency, the body willed out of Epstein's
cell actually being a body double, and Epstein being connected
to the years old Pizzagate conspiracy theory. You don't believe
that ice cream is a coded word for something else,
Miller asked, referencing the Pizzagate theory, which claims people use
code words to describe abuse. Look, those emails sent in
those WikiLeaks emails that were released weird as hell. Still
no explanation for it, and there's no doubt that we're
talking about weird shit like spirit cooking. This is all verifiable.
You can read them yourself. But does that mean that
Pizzagate is real? I don't think so. Not the way
it was packaged, the emails were real. What those guys
were up to was probably pretty scummy, but there's no
verifiable evidence to back it up. And don't give me
no shit about Isaac Cappy either okay or frazzle drip
bunch of bs. All that stuff was put in the
way as a roadblock to the truth when it comes
to Ebstein. Just another syop that was being run to
counter the truth of this story from ever becoming mainstream.
So they wanted to call everybody crazy, say everybody was
some kind of conspiracy theorist. And boy, they really slammed
that shit home, didn't they. They broke out the QA
non they had Pizzagate, so everybody thought that Epstein was
part of that. But any serious investigator understood right away
that these were very, very distinct and different situations. One
was real and the other one, well, was a syop.
I'm not saying ice cream is never coded for something else,
Blanche said Miller in rapid fire questions, asked, you believe
in the files it refers to something sexual related to
underage girls. I think there were all kinds of references
to sexual to underage women in the files, which is
why Epstein was such a discuss usting man. Blanche responded,
But that's a different question. Do I believe that there's
any validity to the Pizzagate conspiracy. I do not. Well,
that's something that we actually agree on, So I guess
a broken clock is even right twice a day. But
for the other bs that Blanche was spitting during this interview,
talk about a bunch of nonsense and talk about somebody
that is not a serious lawman, I'm sorry, but he's not.
In fact, he's the epitome of a DEI hire. I
thought we hated that. I thought we were going away
from that, unless, of course it's the Trump administration themselves,
then it's okay. But look, folks, they're going to continue
trying to gaslight you. They're going to continue to try
and tell you that there's nothing to see here, that
there was nobody else involved, and that Jeffrey Epstein was
just some kind of loan predator. And previously, unfortunately that
sort of narrative would have worked, but not anymore, And
that's because all of you fantastic people refuse to believe
the bullshit. The fact that they think that any of
us are ready to move on might be their biggest
miscalculation yet. All the information that goes with this episode
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