Epstein was a Spy. Here's the Proof: — Transcript
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- 0:00In 2005, the Palm Beach Police
- 0:02Department in Florida received a phone
- 0:04call from the mother of a 14-year-old
- 0:06girl who claimed that she was really
- 0:09assaulted by a man named Jeffrey
- 0:11Epstein.
- 0:12>> It was an incident that occurred maybe
- 0:14like three or three and a half weeks ago
- 0:15with one of my stepdaughters. She had
- 0:16over $300 on her. After asking her and
- 0:19asking her and asking her what was going
- 0:20on, found out that they went to Palm
- 0:22Beach Police Department's house and they
- 0:24started out by giving the gentleman a
- 0:26massage and he pays them if he likes
- 0:28them and he thinks that they're pretty
- 0:30enough, he keeps them around to do other
- 0:32things.
- 0:32>> Over the next few months, dozens of
- 0:34girls came forward sharing similar
- 0:36stories. After a year-long
- 0:38investigation, Palm Beach Police had a
- 0:40mountain of evidence and were convinced
- 0:43they had a slam-dunk case. Jeffrey was
- 0:46going to go away for a long, long time.
- 0:49But he didn't. Despite all the evidence,
- 0:52Jeffrey was sentenced to a measly 13
- 0:54months in a minimum-security prison with
- 0:56a 12-hour work release. And it gets
- 1:00worse. The [music] prosecutor in charge
- 1:02of the case, Alex Acosta, made a secret
- 1:05deal with Jeff's lawyers guaranteeing
- 1:07him immunity from federal prosecution.
- 1:09Years later, Acosta reportedly said, "I
- 1:12was told Epstein belonged to
- 1:14intelligence and to leave it alone. So,
- 1:16I guess the question of the century is
- 1:19was Epstein an intelligence asset?
- 1:21[music]
- 1:22And if so, who did he work for?" Well,
- 1:25for the past few months, I've gone down
- 1:27a bit of a rabbit hole trying to figure
- 1:29this all out and what I've uncovered is
- 1:32a tangled mess of connections with
- 1:34several intelligence agencies going back
- 1:37to the early '80s. So, yes, this is yet
- 1:39another Epstein video. Except this one
- 1:42is a little bit different from the
- 1:44others because it's more of a deep dive
- 1:46on the spy allegations rather than the
- 1:49pedo stuff.
- 1:52Our story begins in 1973.
- 1:55Jeffrey was 20 years old and just
- 1:57dropped out of college. The same year he
- 1:59landed a job at the Dalton School. Now,
- 2:01[music] this was no ordinary school. It
- 2:03was New York's most elite prep school
- 2:06whose alumni included Anthony Blinken,
- 2:09Lachlan Murdoch, and Anderson Cooper,
- 2:11among others. Former students said that
- 2:14Jeff would walk around in a fur coat and
- 2:16a gold chain like a low-level street
- 2:18pimp. And just like every other male
- 2:20math teacher, he had a habit of flirting
- 2:22with his female students. Now, the video
- 2:25just started and we're already faced
- 2:27with a question. How did this
- 2:2920-year-old college dropout schmuck get
- 2:31hired at one of the most prestigious
- 2:33schools in the entire country? Well,
- 2:35unfortunately, the only guy who can
- 2:37answer that question is dead. Jeffrey
- 2:39was hired by Dalton headmaster Donald
- 2:42Barr, who was known for his unorthodox
- 2:45hiring practices. He was described as
- 2:47the type of guy that didn't care about
- 2:49credentials as long as you knew your
- 2:52stuff. He was also a former spy. I
- 2:55thought I should mention this since, you
- 2:57know, the video's all about Epstein's
- 2:59possible ties to intelligence, so no
- 3:00stone goes unturned. Before going into
- 3:03education, Donald worked for the OSS,
- 3:05>> Office of Strategic Services,
- 3:08>> which was the precursor to the CIA. And
- 3:10the apple doesn't fall far from the
- 3:12tree, I guess, because his son Bill
- 3:14worked for the CIA. Oh, and what's this?
- 3:16He was also
- 3:18Trump's attorney general in 2019 and
- 3:20oversaw the federal investigation into
- 3:22Jeffrey.
- 3:23Huh, that's a weird uh
- 3:26connection. Let's put a pin in that cuz
- 3:27it might come up again later. Jeff's
- 3:29teaching career was short-lived. He
- 3:31would get canned after just 2 years on
- 3:33the job. But it didn't matter cuz Jeff
- 3:35already had a much better job waiting
- 3:37for him. During his time at Dalton, Jeff
- 3:39learned a very important lesson, one
- 3:41that would follow him for the rest of
- 3:42his life. It's not what you know, it's
- 3:45who you know. So, he switched his focus
- 3:48from actually teaching to making
- 3:50connections. And one of those
- 3:52connections was to Alan Ace Greenberg,
- 3:55an executive at Bear Stearns. At the
- 3:58time, it was one of the largest
- 3:59investment firms in the world before
- 4:01they collapsed in 2008. There's a lot of
- 4:04conflicting stories on how these two
- 4:06guys met, but they hit it off right
- 4:08away. Ace saw a lot of potential in the
- 4:10young Jeff. Also, by the way guys, I'm
- 4:12avoiding using his last name as much as
- 4:14possible cuz
- 4:16I kind of don't want this video to get
- 4:17demonetized. Anyways, just like Donald
- 4:20Burr, Ace had an unorthodox approach to
- 4:22hiring. He wasn't a fan of the
- 4:25buttoned-up Harvard snobs typical of
- 4:27Wall Street. He preferred PSDs,
- 4:31psychopathic
- 4:32tool degenerates. Oh wait, my bad. PSD
- 4:35actually stands for poor, smart with a
- 4:38desire to be rich. You know, I think my
- 4:41uh
- 4:41description was more accurate though.
- 4:43Ace thought that Jeff was the prime
- 4:46example of a PSD. So, he decided to give
- 4:49him a job, and he was hired as a junior
- 4:51analyst at Bear Stearns. Now, he might
- 4:53have been good at math, but he didn't
- 4:55know [ __ ] about investment banking.
- 4:57Luckily, Ace took him under his wing and
- 4:59taught him everything he knew about
- 5:01money. Turns out, Jeff had a natural
- 5:04talent for pulling off complex trades,
- 5:06and he would quickly rise through the
- 5:08ranks at BS. By 1981, he was named the
- 5:12youngest partner in Bear Stearns history
- 5:14at just 27 years old. Even the media was
- 5:16taking notice. In July 1980, he was
- 5:19named Cosmopolitan
- 5:21magazine's
- 5:23bachelor
- 5:24of the month along with I [ __ ] you not,
- 5:27O.J. Simpson. As you can imagine, all
- 5:29this success was getting to his head.
- 5:32Jeff thought he could get away with
- 5:33anything, and for the most part, he was
- 5:35right. So, he started engaging in
- 5:37riskier and riskier behavior. Eventually
- 5:39though, it would catch up to him. In
- 5:411980, Jeff flew to the Caribbean with
- 5:43one of his girlfriends on Bear Stearns'
- 5:45dime, and bought her $10,000 worth of
- 5:48jewelry on the company credit card. Even
- 5:50worse, he was giving her and some of his
- 5:52buddies insider trading tips and
- 5:54unauthorized loans. Now, any normal
- 5:57person would have been fired on the
- 5:58spot, right? But not Jeff. Jeff was let
- 6:02off with a $2,500 fine and a 2-month
- 6:05suspension. Basically just a slap on the
- 6:07dick, but his pride and his ego couldn't
- 6:11handle that. The fact that he was being
- 6:13punished for a little insider trading
- 6:16was insane to him. So, he resigned his
- 6:18partnership and left Bear Stearns. But
- 6:21at that point, it didn't matter. Once
- 6:23again, Jeff had made the exact right
- 6:25connections he needed to move on to
- 6:27bigger and better things. Ace Greenberg
- 6:29had taught him everything about
- 6:30investment banking, but he was about to
- 6:32step into the shady world of offshore
- 6:35banking, money laundering, and arms
- 6:38smuggling. This is all alleged, by the
- 6:40way.
- 6:42His departure from Bear kicks off what I
- 6:45like to call the lost years of Epstein,
- 6:48which lasted from '81 to about '87. His
- 6:51activities around this time were
- 6:52shrouded in mystery. If Jeff was
- 6:55involved with intelligence, that
- 6:56involvement would have started here.
- 6:58Right before leaving Bear Stearns, Jeff
- 7:00went on a trip to London with one of his
- 7:01girlfriends, where he befriended a guy
- 7:03named Nick Leeson. Nick's family was
- 7:06disgustingly wealthy. So, Jeff, being
- 7:09the parasite that he was, started
- 7:11[music] worming his way in. Soon, he was
- 7:13making regular trips to England to visit
- 7:15them. Nick's father, Douglas, fell for
- 7:17Jeff's charms, and just like Ace
- 7:19Greenberg, he took the little guy on as
- 7:21a protege. Now, Doug Leeson was a
- 7:23mysterious guy in his own right. There's
- 7:25barely any public information about him,
- 7:27but from what I was able to scrape
- 7:29together, he was a sketchy international
- 7:32arms dealer. His family swears that he
- 7:35was just a simple defense contractor,
- 7:38but there's definitely more to it than
- 7:39that. Leeson himself claimed that his
- 7:41work involved quote
- 7:43>> highly sensitive confidential
- 7:44information which is believed to be
- 7:46classified by the Department of Defense
- 7:48and other agencies of the US government.
- 7:50>> In addition to whatever he was doing for
- 7:52the Department of Defense, Leese
- 7:54brokered the largest arms deal in
- 7:56history between the UK and Saudi Arabia.
- 7:59He also helped smuggle a bunch of
- 8:01weapons into Iran. This is very
- 8:04important. The same year he met Douglas,
- 8:06Jeff started International Assets Group.
- 8:09Now, it's hard to tell exactly what IAG
- 8:11did. Jeff himself said that he was a
- 8:14financial bounty hunter that worked on
- 8:17finding money for extremely rich people.
- 8:20What the hell does that even mean? Well,
- 8:22it'll all make sense in a minute. Just
- 8:24pay attention. Doug helped IAG get its
- 8:27first client, Adnan Khashoggi, who just
- 8:30happened to be the richest man in the
- 8:32world at the time. I mean, what do you
- 8:34expect? The guy had cash in his name.
- 8:36>> For Adnan Khashoggi, a lifestyle of
- 8:38heroic excesses is matched only by the
- 8:40zeal of the global press [music]
- 8:42to explain this mysterious mogul whose
- 8:45name and face appear in headlines across
- 8:47the world. America's richest man, Gordon
- 8:49Getty, has $4.1 [music] billion compared
- 8:52to Khashoggi's estimated $10 billion.
- 8:54And though the cameras follow his every
- 8:56move, Khashoggi rarely talks to the
- 8:57[music] press. Instead, they just
- 8:59speculate about him.
- 9:00>> You're probably wondering how he made
- 9:01all that money. Well, like Leese, he was
- 9:04an arms dealer. In fact, he was the most
- 9:06notorious arms dealer in history.
- 9:08There's a reason he had AK in his name.
- 9:11Okay, okay, I'm done with the name puns.
- 9:12I promise. AK was tight with the Saudi
- 9:14royal family and served as a broker
- 9:16between Western defense companies and
- 9:18the Saudi government, which is how
- 9:20[music] he became friends with Douglas
- 9:22Leese. This would explain why Jeff had a
- 9:24fake passport that listed his place of
- 9:26residence as Saudi Arabia. Khashoggi was
- 9:29also the primary architect of the
- 9:31Iran-Contra scandal. He basically helped
- 9:35the CIA and Israel secretly funnel
- 9:37weapons to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
- 9:40But wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
- 9:40wait, that doesn't make any sense. Why
- 9:42would the US and Israel want to support
- 9:44a country whose slogan is literally
- 9:46death to America, death to Israel? Well,
- 9:50it's complicated. If you want to know
- 9:51more, I made a whole video about it, go
- 9:53watch that. But I'll give a very brief
- 9:55rundown here, and then I'll tie it all
- 9:57back to Jeffrey. And trust me when I
- 9:59tell you this is some insane [ __ ] man.
- 10:01It all started in 1982, 3 years after
- 10:04Iran became an Islamic Republic and an
- 10:07official enemy of America. Former actor
- 10:10Ronald Reagan wanted those hostages
- 10:12free. [music] The only problem is he had
- 10:14a very strict policy of we do not
- 10:18negotiate with terrorists. He even
- 10:20[music]
- 10:20went on TV and and had a whole talk
- 10:22about it.
- 10:23>> America will never make concessions to
- 10:26terrorists.
- 10:27To do so would only invite more
- 10:28terrorism. Once we head down that path,
- 10:31there will be no end to it. No end to
- 10:33the suffering of innocent people, no end
- 10:35to the
- 10:37>> [music]
- 10:43>> Obviously, the logical next move was to
- 10:46start negotiating with terrorists. So,
- 10:48this guy Oliver North, who was like
- 10:50Reagan's fixer, along with CIA director
- 10:53William Casey, set up a back channel to
- 10:55secretly sell Iran weapons behind
- 10:57Congress's back in exchange for freeing
- 11:00the hostages. They did this by using
- 11:02Israel as a middleman, so it couldn't be
- 11:04traced back to Reagan. But that doesn't
- 11:06explain why Israel would agree to this.
- 11:08Aren't they like arch enemies? Didn't we
- 11:10just get into a whole war because of
- 11:12that? Well, you see, at the time, Iran
- 11:14and Iraq were in the middle of a brutal
- 11:17war, and both Saddam and Ayatollah were
- 11:19threats to Israel. So, having them fight
- 11:22each other for as long as possible was
- 11:24in their best interest. Adnan Khashoggi
- 11:26basically brokered and financed these
- 11:29arms deals. Khashoggi set up a meeting
- 11:32between Israeli Prime Minister Shimon
- 11:34Peres and Cyrus Hashemi, an Iranian
- 11:37banker who will come up again later. The
- 11:39three men made a deal where Israel would
- 11:41sell Iran weapons which the US would
- 11:44then replace to make it look like they
- 11:46were never missing. This was all done
- 11:48under the supervision and approval of
- 11:50William Casey. The transportation was
- 11:53provided by Southern Air Transport, a
- 11:56CIA front company. The first shipment
- 11:58was sent on August 15th, 1985. Now, most
- 12:02people in the US government had no idea
- 12:04that this was going on and there was a
- 12:07similar thing going on in Israel. Their
- 12:09part of the operation was being handled
- 12:11by Aman, Israel's military intelligence
- 12:13wing, which at the time was headed by
- 12:15Ehud Barak, who would go on to be a
- 12:18close personal friend of Jeffrey's. Now,
- 12:20both the Israelis and Americans were
- 12:22making a buttload of money on this. Aman
- 12:25laundered their profits through the
- 12:27companies of Robert Maxwell, the father
- 12:30of Ghislaine Maxwell, more on that
- 12:32later. And America's cut was laundered
- 12:34through BCCI,
- 12:35a shady Pakistani bank whose clients
- 12:38included Saddam Hussein and Pablo
- 12:41Escobar, among others. Part of the
- 12:43Americans' profits were sent to the
- 12:45Contras in Nicaragua, a right-wing
- 12:47paramilitary group fighting the
- 12:49government of that country. This was all
- 12:51completely illegal. Congress literally
- 12:53banned Reagan from sending the Contras
- 12:55money. Okay, so the the question is
- 12:56here, how the hell was Jeff E. involved
- 12:59in all of this? Well, multiple people
- 13:02have claimed that he was directly
- 13:04involved in managing finances for these
- 13:06arms deals, including his future friend
- 13:09business partner Steven Hoffenberg.
- 13:11>> He, in the early '80s, was [music]
- 13:13trained in arms trafficking and money
- 13:15laundering by Adnan [music] Khashoggi
- 13:18and Sir Douglas Lee jointly. And Jeffrey
- 13:21Epstein was a major participant and
- 13:25principal in the arms trafficking and
- 13:27money laundering [music] operations of
- 13:30Adnan Khashoggi and Sir Douglas Lees for
- 13:33Israel, for what they were doing in the
- 13:36United Kingdom, for what they were doing
- 13:39with the remaining Robert Maxwell
- 13:41operations later on after Robert Maxwell
- 13:45died.
- 13:46>> The only proven connection we have
- 13:48without a shadow of a doubt is that he
- 13:50worked for Khashoggi. So, [music] it's
- 13:52likely that he was involved, but I can't
- 13:54say to what extent. But, I did come
- 13:56across this New York Times article from
- 13:581992 that says, "Since the Iranians
- 14:01refused to pay for the arms in advance,
- 14:03the original funding came from [music]
- 14:05and through Adnan Khashoggi, who acted
- 14:07as a guarantor for Iran. He deposited 25
- 14:11million to 30 million in advance in a
- 14:13Swiss bank account controlled by
- 14:15Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North. It is
- 14:17still not clear where all of Mr.
- 14:19Khashoggi's money came from."
- 14:21>> Now, this is interesting because
- 14:22remember, Epstein said that his role was
- 14:25finding money for rich people. Huh? Huh?
- 14:29So, that Times article raises another
- 14:31good question. Where did that money come
- 14:33from? It's not like Jeff just had 30
- 14:35million dollars lying around. Well, a US
- 14:37Senate investigation revealed that the
- 14:39arms deals were financed with money from
- 14:41BCCI, which I mentioned earlier.
- 14:43Officially, the Bank of Credit and
- 14:45Commerce International, BCCI, was better
- 14:48known by its other name, the Bank of
- 14:50Crooks and Criminals. And that's exactly
- 14:52what it was. BCCI was notorious for
- 14:55using a network of shell companies and
- 14:58offshore banks to launder money for some
- 15:00of the most evil people on the planet,
- 15:01okay? Aside from Khashoggi, BCCI's
- 15:04clientele included dictators, terrorist
- 15:06groups, drug cartels, the mafia, and
- 15:09worst of all, Nintendo bootleggers. Oh,
- 15:12and also the CIA. A 1986 Senate
- 15:15Committee investigation found that the
- 15:16CIA not only had multiple accounts with
- 15:19the bank, but were actively using it to
- 15:21launder money. [music] BCCI basically
- 15:24had a secret CIA slush fund which was
- 15:27used to finance covert operations behind
- 15:30Congress's back. So, all that money that
- 15:32went to the Contras was first funneled
- 15:34through BCCI's complex network of
- 15:36shells. So, you can reason that uh
- 15:40Epstein, who handled money for one of
- 15:42their biggest clients, must have dealt
- 15:44with BCCI, right? At least uh in some
- 15:46capacity. Now, in the '90s, all of
- 15:49BCCI's activities were exposed and on
- 15:52top of the other stuff, they were also
- 15:53running a massive Ponzi scheme and
- 15:56committing more fraud than my uncle
- 15:57Reuben. So, [music] they were forced to
- 15:59shut down in July of 1991. Their assets
- 16:02were frozen and many of their clients
- 16:04lost their money, including Khashoggi
- 16:06himself. [music]
- 16:07Now, Iran-Contra and BCCI weren't the
- 16:11only CIA-adjacent
- 16:13things that Jeff was supposedly involved
- 16:15in. It looks like he might have also
- 16:17been implicated in the trafficking of
- 16:18blood diamonds in Africa. Jeff often
- 16:21bragged to his friends that he made a
- 16:22fortune off of guns and diamonds. When
- 16:25his Manhattan penthouse was raided, the
- 16:27FBI found a safe containing that fake
- 16:30passport and 48 loose diamonds. Where
- 16:33the heck did he get 48 loose diamonds?
- 16:36Well, I might have an idea. I'm going to
- 16:38play you a clip from an interview that
- 16:40Ghislaine Maxwell gave the Department of
- 16:42Defense in 2025.
- 16:44>> Before I met him, finding money,
- 16:47I think he may have suggested that there
- 16:50was people who helped him. He showed me
- 16:52a photograph that he had
- 16:55with some um African warlords or
- 16:58something that he told me and
- 17:00something like that. That's the only
- 17:02actual active memory I have of something
- 17:06nefarious or nefarious. Covert, I
- 17:08suppose, would be the word.
- 17:09>> After doing some digging, I think that
- 17:12this was the picture that she was
- 17:13referring to. Now, his hair wasn't gray
- 17:15yet, so this photo must [music] have
- 17:17been from sometime in the '80s. And
- 17:19those two soldiers he's standing with
- 17:21look a lot like members of UNITA. Okay,
- 17:24so what the hell is UNITA? That sounds
- 17:25like the name of a large Mexican woman.
- 17:27It was one of the factions fighting in
- 17:29the Angolan Civil War, which lasted from
- 17:311975 [music] to
- 17:352002. Holy [ __ ] Their main enemy was
- 17:38the MPLA, a Marxist group backed by the
- 17:41Soviets. UNITA was obviously backed by
- 17:44the US, South Africa, and weirdly
- 17:47enough, China. Now, I should mention
- 17:49UNITA was doing a lot of bad stuff, like
- 17:53bombing civilians, using child soldiers,
- 17:56and using slaves to mine diamonds.
- 17:59Despite all that, the Reagan
- 18:01administration provided UNITA with
- 18:03hundreds of millions of dollars in
- 18:05funding, and the CIA was also directly
- 18:07involved in the conflict and had about
- 18:10100 agents on the ground in Angola. Now,
- 18:12in addition to getting funding from US
- 18:14tax dollars, UNITA also had a lucrative
- 18:17side gig in mining blood diamonds. These
- 18:20diamonds were mostly extracted by slaves
- 18:22who worked in appalling conditions, and
- 18:25those were the lucky people who didn't
- 18:26just get straight-up murdered by UNITA
- 18:28soldiers. These diamond mines also
- 18:30caused a massive famine because people
- 18:32were diverted away from farming and
- 18:34growing food. It was It was just a super
- 18:36messed-up situation. So, for all those
- 18:39reasons, Angolan diamonds were put under
- 18:41a UN embargo. They were supposed to be
- 18:44illegal to buy, but that didn't stop
- 18:47anyone. De Beers, the diamond cartel,
- 18:49admitted to buying [ __ ] tons of diamonds
- 18:51from Angola. UNITA was making billions
- 18:54off of these blood diamonds, and the CIA
- 18:57was helping them. Southern Air
- 18:58Transport, the same one shipping weapons
- 19:00to the Iranians, were also involved in
- 19:02transporting weapons to Angola and
- 19:04diamonds out. And SAT was only one arm
- 19:08of the operation. According to Human
- 19:10Rights Watch, "Intermediaries have made
- 19:13payments of hundreds of thousands of
- 19:15dollars to UNITA officials for diamonds
- 19:18smuggled across Zaire's southern border.
- 19:20>> Now, is it possible
- 19:22that Jeffrey could have been one of
- 19:24these intermediaries acting on behalf of
- 19:27the CIA or whatever other intelligence
- 19:28agency? I don't know. Again, this is all
- 19:30speculation, but like
- 19:32I mean, he was there. We have pictures.
- 19:34It's weird, man. It's [ __ ] weird.
- 19:36That's all I'm saying. And things are
- 19:38only going to continue to get weirder
- 19:39from here on out.
- 19:40>> Around this same time, Epstein went into
- 19:43business with John Stanley Pottinger.
- 19:45Pottinger was the Assistant Attorney
- 19:47General to President Nixon. So, he went
- 19:50from working with one crook to another.
- 19:51Here's the interesting part. Pottinger
- 19:53was also involved in Iran-Contra. Guys,
- 19:55remember Cyrus Hashemi, the guy who
- 19:57helped set up those initial arms
- 19:59shipments to Iran? Well, Pottinger was
- 20:01his lawyer. In 1980, 5 years before the
- 20:04Iran-Contra thing, Pottinger advised
- 20:06Hashemi on how to circumvent the arms
- 20:09embargo on Iran. The FBI actually bugged
- 20:12Pottinger's office and overheard him
- 20:14giving advice on how to disguise the
- 20:16arms shipments through foreign shell
- 20:18companies and fake invoices. Again, this
- 20:20was done with the CIA supervision, by
- 20:22the way. The CIA set up a secret Swiss
- 20:25bank account to send and receive money
- 20:27from Hashemi in exchange for weapon
- 20:29shipments. Now, the [music] FBI had been
- 20:31investigating him and Pottinger had
- 20:33gotten into a lot of trouble because of
- 20:36this. But luckily for him, those
- 20:38incriminating tapes the FBI had
- 20:40conveniently got lost. So, he couldn't
- 20:43be prosecuted. Whoops. Not long after
- 20:45this, John and Jeff rented a penthouse
- 20:47together to do business. Ostensibly,
- 20:50they advised rich clients on how to
- 20:52avoid taxes. But who knows? Now, this
- 20:55was a short partnership, but it's not
- 20:56the last time that Pottinger makes an
- 20:58appearance in this story, but that's not
- 21:00for another 30 years or so. Jeff also
- 21:03had a relationship with Pottinger's
- 21:05boss, Nixon's Attorney General John
- 21:07Mitchell. That name sounds familiar?
- 21:09It's because Mitchell was one of the
- 21:10primary architects of the Watergate
- 21:12scandal.
- 21:13>> [music]
- 21:13>> He went to prison for 19 months after he
- 21:16was found guilty of conspiring with
- 21:18members of the CIA and FBI to plant
- 21:20listening devices at DNC headquarters.
- 21:24So, just to summarize
- 21:25>> Jeff's mentor, biggest client, business
- 21:27partner, and his good friend were all
- 21:29deeply involved with intelligence. And
- 21:31he was also constantly around CIA
- 21:32operations.
- 21:33>> Now, was any of this proof that he was
- 21:35intelligence? Absolutely not, you know?
- 21:37It's just like your girlfriend's
- 21:38location getting turned off while she
- 21:39was at the club with her friends and her
- 21:41coming home at 5:00 a.m. is not proof of
- 21:43her cheating. Anyways, in the late '80s,
- 21:46John Mitchell introduced Jeff to Steven
- 21:48Hoffenberg. Hoffenberg, like so many
- 21:50others before him, got hypnotized by
- 21:53Epstein's charms. The parasite
- 21:55>> [music]
- 21:55>> had found his next host. The two of them
- 21:57quickly became best friends, business
- 22:00partners, and [music] partners in crime.
- 22:02Steve hired Jeff as a consultant with a
- 22:05nice $25,000 monthly salary, which is
- 22:08approximately
- 22:11$50 billion in today's money. I could be
- 22:14wrong though, I took all my math classes
- 22:16at DeVry. After joining forces, these
- 22:18two schmucks decided to branch out from
- 22:21collections into corporate takeovers.
- 22:23One of the companies they tried to take
- 22:25over was Pan American Airlines.
- 22:32Epstein served as an advisor along with
- 22:35John Mitchell, and I [ __ ] you not,
- 22:38Richard Nixon's brother. Now, the Pan Am
- 22:40thing didn't pan out. Their bid failed
- 22:44partly because Pan Am's planes kept
- 22:45getting hijacked and blown up. And to
- 22:47make things worse, the attempted
- 22:49takeover attracted attention from the
- 22:51SEC. They started looking into Towers'
- 22:54finances and realized
- 22:57something wasn't adding up. On February
- 22:5917th, 1994, Steven Hoffenberg was
- 23:02arrested by the feds on charges of
- 23:04securities fraud. Turns out that Towers
- 23:07Financial was running the largest Ponzi
- 23:10scheme in history. Creditors were
- 23:12induced by promises of high returns to
- 23:14invest hundreds of millions of dollars,
- 23:16which were used to covering staggering
- 23:18operational losses, repay earlier
- 23:20investors, and support the extravagant
- 23:23lifestyles of Hoffenberg and his inner
- 23:26circle. Investors lost nearly half a
- 23:28billion dollars. This was probably like
- 23:31the worst disaster to happen to Towers
- 23:33in New York City. Hoffenberg would end
- 23:35up serving 18 years for his role in the
- 23:37scheme. Epstein, on the other hand,
- 23:39wasn't charged with anything. After he
- 23:41got out, Hoffenberg claimed that Jeff
- 23:43was basically the architect of the whole
- 23:45scheme. Now, it's entirely possible that
- 23:47Steve is full of [ __ ] but the timeline
- 23:50does make sense. Jeff started working
- 23:52with the Hoff in 1987 and the Ponzi
- 23:54scheme started just a few months after
- 23:56that. Also, the Towers Ponzi scheme was
- 23:59a less sophisticated version of what
- 24:01BCCI was doing, so maybe he got his idea
- 24:05from there. Either way, Jeff's name was
- 24:07completely absent from any FBI
- 24:09documents. In a familiar pattern, Jeff
- 24:12would get away with it once again. Maybe
- 24:14the feds were incompetent, maybe he knew
- 24:16the right people. After getting out of
- 24:18prison, Hoffenberg had a lot to say
- 24:20about his former partner, like his
- 24:22Iran-Contra involvement. Steve also
- 24:24claimed that Jeff worked on several
- 24:27projects with Robert Maxwell. Now, as
- 24:29you guys probably know, Maxwell is the
- 24:32father of Ghislaine, who was Epstein's
- 24:34trafficking [snorts] partner. But,
- 24:36what's interesting is that Maxwell was
- 24:38kind of a proto-Epstein, an extremely
- 24:41wealthy and well-connected man, long
- 24:43rumored to be a spy, who died under
- 24:45mysterious circumstances. But, it turns
- 24:47out they might have had a whole lot more
- 24:49in common than just those things. Now, I
- 24:51need to take a minute and talk about
- 24:53Robert Maxwell because his story is as
- 24:56insane and [ __ ] up as Epstein's and
- 24:59they're connected.
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- 25:57back to the video. Maxwell was born
- 26:00in Czechoslovakia. He fled to England
- 26:03after the Nazis occupied his home
- 26:04country and joined the British Army. By
- 26:071944, Maxwell was working as an
- 26:09undercover intelligence agent in Paris.
- 26:11After the war, he moved to West Berlin,
- 26:14where he continued doing intelligence
- 26:15work for the British Foreign Office. It
- 26:17was here where he made a lot of contacts
- 26:20in the Eastern Bloc. During his time in
- 26:22Berlin, he started what would grow into
- 26:24a multi-billion dollar publishing
- 26:26empire. At their peak, Maxwell's
- 26:28companies had offices in 26 countries
- 26:31and employed close to 30,000 people. He
- 26:33was also one of the few people in the
- 26:35world who did business in both the East
- 26:37and West and traveled freely between the
- 26:40two. As you can imagine, his frequent
- 26:42trips beyond the Iron Curtain made a lot
- 26:44of people suspicious. The
- 26:46>> [music]
- 26:46>> British Foreign Office, where Maxwell
- 26:48worked, thought he was a Russian double
- 26:50agent. An FO report described them as
- 26:53quote "a thoroughly bad character and
- 26:55almost certainly financed by Russia."
- 26:58Funnily enough, the Russians also
- 26:59thought Maxwell was an MI6 plant trying
- 27:01to infiltrate the Soviet Union. So,
- 27:03basically, bro is playing both sides.
- 27:05Plus, he was working with the Israelis.
- 27:07So, now we're back to Iran-Contra again.
- 27:09Israel's military intelligence wing,
- 27:11AMAN, was making so much money off
- 27:13selling weapons to Iran that they didn't
- 27:15know what to do with all of it. The head
- 27:17of AMAN, Ehud Barak, wanted to keep this
- 27:20money hidden from the Americans and
- 27:22certain members of Israel's parliament.
- 27:24That's when Barak came up with the
- 27:25brilliant idea to stash the money in the
- 27:29Soviet Union. That's where Robert
- 27:30Maxwell comes in. He was the only person
- 27:33who could make that happen. So, he set
- 27:35up a meeting between the Israelis and
- 27:37the KGB at his office in England. Both
- 27:39sides came to an agreement that the arms
- 27:42profits would be laundered through
- 27:43Maxwell's companies and eventually end
- 27:45up in Soviet banks. And, of course,
- 27:48everybody involved would get a cut.
- 27:50Maxwell's handler at the time was an
- 27:52AMAN spy named Ari Ben Menashe. At least
- 27:55that's according to Ari's memoir where
- 27:57all of this information comes from. In
- 27:59it, he also claimed that Maxwell's
- 28:00right-hand man, journalist Nick Davies,
- 28:03was working for Mossad and participated
- 28:06in several of the arms shipments
- 28:08himself. These claims were corroborated
- 28:10by Pulitzer Prize winning journalist
- 28:12Seymour Hersh.
- 28:13>> So many reporters in this town knew so
- 28:15much about Nicholas Davies and other
- 28:17things. Many did not, but some did. You
- 28:19add up what Maxwell was doing behind the
- 28:22the various companies and his and his
- 28:24maze of banking activities, and we're
- 28:26really at a very small percentage, you
- 28:27know, less than 10% for sure is known
- 28:29about what he was doing.
- 28:30>> So, if all this is true, Maxwell was
- 28:32making big bucks off this whole
- 28:34operation, but apparently, it wasn't
- 28:36enough. Towards the end of the decade,
- 28:38his business empire started to crumble.
- 28:41On November 4th, 1991, Maxwell was
- 28:43scheduled for a meeting with the Bank of
- 28:45England to discuss a default on a 50
- 28:47million pound loan, but he never showed
- 28:49up to the meeting. Instead, he went out
- 28:51on his yacht, the Lady Ghislaine, which
- 28:54by the way was purchased from Adnan
- 28:56Khashoggi. The next day, his body was
- 28:58found floating in the ocean off the
- 28:59coast of Spain.
- 29:00>> Good evening. The publisher, Mr. Robert
- 29:02Maxwell, owner of the Daily Mirror, died
- 29:04today off the Canary Islands. His body
- 29:06has been recovered from the sea. How he
- 29:08came to be in the sea is a mystery. Mr.
- 29:10Maxwell, who was 68, had been on a
- 29:12holiday cruise on his motor yacht, Lady
- 29:14Ghislaine. Last night, she was off
- 29:15Puerto de los Cristianos in Tenerife.
- 29:17Mr. Maxwell was seen walking alive on
- 29:20the deck early this morning. His main
- 29:22business, Maxwell Communications
- 29:23Corporation, owed the banks more than a
- 29:25billion pounds. And Mr. Maxwell had
- 29:27recently been accused of having close
- 29:28links with Mossad, the Israeli
- 29:30intelligence service.
- 29:31>> Shortly after the funeral, it was
- 29:33revealed that Maxwell had been siphoning
- 29:35hundreds of millions of dollars from his
- 29:37company's pension funds to keep his
- 29:39dying empire afloat. Now, what's weird
- 29:42is that just 4 months before Maxwell was
- 29:45found dead, BCCI was forced to shut down
- 29:48and had their assets frozen. And I don't
- 29:50think these two things are unrelated.
- 29:52The official story behind Maxwell's
- 29:54death is that he had a heart attack
- 29:56while taking a piss off the side of his
- 29:58boat and fell in the ocean where he
- 30:00drowned. But, the unofficial story is
- 30:02that [music] he had become a liability
- 30:05to one of the intelligence agencies he
- 30:07was working for and they disposed of
- 30:09him. Even Jeffrey himself seemed to
- 30:12believe this, at least according to this
- 30:13email from 2018 with the subject line,
- 30:16"He was passed away." The email says,
- 30:19"Robert Maxwell threatened Mossad. He
- 30:21told them that unless they gave him 400
- 30:23million to save his crumbling empire, he
- 30:26would expose all he had done for them."
- 30:28Either way, Maxwell was given a state
- 30:30funeral in Israel, which was attended by
- 30:32Prime Minister Shimon Peres, as well as
- 30:35several intelligence agents. Kind of a
- 30:38weird thing to do for someone who didn't
- 30:40work for them, right? Now, again, I
- 30:42can't say anything for sure, but it
- 30:44definitely looks like Maxwell was what's
- 30:46called an access agent, meaning he was
- 30:49not like an official employee of any
- 30:51particular agency, but they used him to
- 30:54gain access to people through his wide
- 30:57network of connections. His own daughter
- 30:59even alluded to this when she was being
- 31:00interviewed by the DOJ.
- 31:02>> There have been um multiple questions
- 31:05about whether he worked for any
- 31:07intelligence agency. Do you have any
- 31:10knowledge about that?
- 31:11>> I think most certainly my father had a
- 31:13background in intelligence. In the
- 31:15Second World War, he was in intelligence
- 31:17a British intelligence service. My sort
- 31:19of belief is that once you've been an
- 31:20intelligence officer, you're kind of
- 31:22always It doesn't mean that you're
- 31:23formally employed. If you're asking if I
- 31:26feel that he did help
- 31:28people, the answer would be yes, I do.
- 31:30>> Oh, there's also this email that
- 31:32Ghislaine sent to Jeff in 2005. Was with
- 31:35a CIA operative who said that he worked
- 31:37with dad. He said he could find all and
- 31:39reveal all for a price. So, was Robert
- 31:43Maxwell working for the Mossad?
- 31:46I would say no. I would say he was
- 31:48likely working for Aman. Uh a lot of
- 31:50people don't make a distinction between
- 31:53Israeli intelligence agencies, but yeah.
- 31:56What's interesting is that Jeff would
- 31:58later have his own involvement with
- 32:00Aman. So, as you can see, Maxwell and
- 32:02Jeff ran in similar circles. But one
- 32:05question I found myself asking was,
- 32:07[music] did they know each other?
- 32:09And there's a lot of conflicting
- 32:11evidence for that, too. Ghislaine and
- 32:13Jeffrey both vehemently deny it. Steve
- 32:16Hoffenberg, on the other hand, claims
- 32:17that it was Robert himself who actually
- 32:20introduced Jeff to Ghislaine. This claim
- 32:22was echoed by Ari Ben-Menashe, who says
- 32:25he remembered seeing Jeffrey in Robert's
- 32:26office several times in the '80s.
- 32:29Epstein was hanging around with Robert
- 32:30Maxwell, and the daughter was hanging
- 32:32around there, too, and that's how they
- 32:34met. Later on, Ghislaine got involved
- 32:36with Israeli intelligence together with
- 32:38him. These guys were seen as agents.
- 32:40They weren't really competent to do very
- 32:42much and so they found a niche for
- 32:44themselves, blackmailing Americans and
- 32:47other political figures.
- 32:48>> Oh [ __ ] big if true. So let's briefly
- 32:51talk about Ghislaine, Jeff's right-hand
- 32:54woman. Ghislaine was Robert Maxwell's
- 32:57favorite child, so much so that he named
- 32:59the yacht that he died on after her.
- 33:02Ghislaine's role in her father's
- 33:03business was a sort of
- 33:06like social emissary, meaning that she
- 33:08would go to events and mingle with
- 33:10powerful people on her dad's behalf and,
- 33:13you know, expand his network. It was
- 33:16through this role that she met people
- 33:18like Adnan Khashoggi, Prince Andrew, and
- 33:21Donald Trump. And it was [music] these
- 33:23connections that made her so appealing
- 33:25to Jeffrey. After her father's death,
- 33:27Ghislaine was not only distraught, but
- 33:30also broke. She needed someone to
- 33:32support her, someone to basically
- 33:34replace the role of her dad. And that
- 33:36someone was Jeff. Once again, many
- 33:39conflicting accounts of how these two
- 33:42met. The original story is that they met
- 33:44for the first time at a memorial in New
- 33:46York for Robert Maxwell. Ghislaine, on
- 33:48the other hand, gives a different
- 33:49account saying that the two were set up
- 33:51on a blind date by a mutual
- 33:53acquaintance. And we already know what
- 33:55Hoffenberg and Ben Menashe said. What's
- 33:57certain is that by the early '90s they
- 33:59were in some kind of relationship. But
- 34:00it wasn't like a typical
- 34:02girlfriend-boyfriend,
- 34:03it was more of a mutually beneficial
- 34:06partnership. Epstein would support
- 34:08Ghislaine financially and allow her to
- 34:10live the lifestyle she was used to. In
- 34:12exchange, she would act as a social
- 34:14emissary for Epstein like she did for
- 34:16her dad. Ghislaine enmeshed Jeff into
- 34:19this network and pretty soon he became
- 34:22Robert Maxwell 2.0. Fortunately though,
- 34:25things didn't end there because as we
- 34:27know, Ghislaine's role would go beyond
- 34:29that of a social emissary and she would
- 34:32go on to help find and groom girls for
- 34:35Jeff and his friends to abuse [music]
- 34:37and possibly blackmail. Now, I have a
- 34:40whole section coming up on the blackmail
- 34:42operation stuff, but we're still missing
- 34:45a crucial piece of the puzzle. None of
- 34:47this would have been possible without
- 34:50Les Wexner.
- 34:53Wexner is the billionaire behind The
- 34:55Limited Brands, who owns Abercrombie and
- 34:59Fitch and Victoria's Secret. When he met
- 35:01Jeffrey, Wexner was one of the richest
- 35:04men in America. He's also the answer to
- 35:06the question, "Where did Jeffrey get all
- 35:08that money from?" Jeff's relationship
- 35:10with Wexner would provide him not only
- 35:12with near infinite amounts of cash, but
- 35:15also access to young girls through
- 35:17Victoria's Secret, which along with
- 35:19Ghislaine and Jean-Luc Brunel's help
- 35:22enabled him to create one of the largest
- 35:24sex trafficking networks in history.
- 35:27Jeff and the Wex were introduced through
- 35:29mutual friend of Robert Meister. Wexner
- 35:32had been looking for somebody to invest
- 35:34his money, and Jeff seemed like the
- 35:36perfect man for the job. So, he sent his
- 35:38financial advisor Harold Levin to New
- 35:40York to check Jeff out and make sure he
- 35:43was legit. [music] After talking to him
- 35:45for a little bit, Harold concluded that
- 35:47he was completely full of [ __ ] "Stay
- 35:49away from him," he told Les. Luckily, he
- 35:53listened.
- 35:54>> One year later.
- 35:56>> Levin showed up to work one day, and
- 35:58guess who was sitting in his office?
- 36:00Jeffrey [ __ ] Epstein. Apparently, he
- 36:02was Harold's new boss now. The first
- 36:05thing Jeff did was push Levin out,
- 36:07ensuring that he was the only one who
- 36:09had access to Wexner's finance. Now,
- 36:11Levin wasn't the only one skeptical of
- 36:14Jeffrey. Several people had warned
- 36:16Wexner not to work with him, including
- 36:18The Limited's executives and board
- 36:19members. Hell, even Les's own mother.
- 36:23But despite all of that, what happened
- 36:25next continues to confuse people to this
- 36:28very day. Leslie Wexner gave Jeff
- 36:31general power of attorney, which meant
- 36:33he had almost complete control of
- 36:35Wexner's fortune. Now, this makes
- 36:37absolutely no sense. Why the hell would
- 36:39Wexner go against the advice of everyone
- 36:41around him to hire this random schmuck?
- 36:44What could have possibly possessed him
- 36:46to do this? Well, it turns out it might
- 36:48have been an actual demon. You guys
- 36:50think I'm joking right now, but Wexner
- 36:52literally said he was possessed by a
- 36:54demonic entity called a dybbuk.
- 36:56Honestly, that explains a lot. Either
- 36:58that or he was blackmailed, but we're
- 37:00not there yet. Sorry to keep edging you
- 37:01guys. In the almost 20 years that
- 37:04Jeffrey managed Les Wexner's fortune, he
- 37:06had made over 200 million dollars just
- 37:09in fees. This mother sucker was making
- 37:12so much money that he was even featured
- 37:14on VH1's Lifestyles of the Rich and
- 37:16Famous.
- 37:16>> Jeff was a high school math teacher
- 37:18until he traded his blackboard for the
- 37:20big board in 1976,
- 37:22eventually launching his own exclusive
- 37:25finance firm for billionaire clients.
- 37:27So, when he was shopping for a new
- 37:29house, he bought himself an entire
- 37:31schoolhouse
- 37:34and transformed it into the largest
- 37:36single residence in all of Manhattan.
- 37:38>> It has incredible bells and whistles,
- 37:40closed-circuit televisions,
- 37:41>> but only one man truly rules the Wall
- 37:43Street skies. One private plane won't
- 37:45do.
- 37:48He's got a small fleet, a Gulfstream IV,
- 37:51a Cessna, and a Boeing 727, believe
- 37:54that. It comes in handy when you've got
- 37:56powerful friends to fly around. With an
- 37:58estimated annual take of 75 million
- 38:01dollars, he had more than enough cash to
- 38:03buy his own piece of the Virgin Islands.
- 38:05>> Jeffrey Epstein owns a 70-acre private
- 38:08island called Little St. James.
- 38:09>> God
- 38:10damn, that aged poorly. All these
- 38:12properties served as bases for his
- 38:15trafficking operation. Many of them were
- 38:18bought from Wexner himself. Even the
- 38:20infamous Lolita Express, which was used
- 38:22to transfer girls between all of Jeff's
- 38:25properties, originally belonged to The
- 38:27Limited. In addition to all his
- 38:28finances, Jeff also controlled the
- 38:31Wexner Foundation, which he used to buy
- 38:33influence for himself through donations
- 38:35and investments. Like for example, he
- 38:37gave about $2 million to former Israeli
- 38:40Prime Minister Ehud Barak. Now, Jeff and
- 38:43Barak would go on to become extremely
- 38:45close, leading a lot of people to
- 38:47believe that he was working for Israel.
- 38:50Well, turns out that Jeff's relationship
- 38:51with Barak and the Israelis in general
- 38:53might have started through something
- 38:55called Mega. And this is absolutely
- 38:57insane. On May 7th, 1997, The Washington
- 39:00Post revealed that the NSA had
- 39:02intercepted a communication between a
- 39:04senior Mossad agent in Washington and
- 39:07his superior in Tel Aviv. The two of
- 39:10them referenced someone code-named Mega.
- 39:12The intelligence officer allegedly said,
- 39:14"The ambassador wants me to go to Mega
- 39:16to get a copy of this letter." His boss
- 39:19replied, "This is not something we use
- 39:21Mega for." Now, there's no publicly
- 39:23available FBI or NSA documents related
- 39:25to this incident, and despite [music]
- 39:27the fact that one of our allies was
- 39:29apparently spying on us, the whole thing
- 39:31was forgotten about quickly. But a year
- 39:33later, The Wall Street Journal came out
- 39:35with an interesting article about a
- 39:38small philanthropic group of extremely
- 39:40wealthy Jewish businessmen
- 39:42>> [music]
- 39:42>> founded by one Les Wexner. The group,
- 39:45which included Steven Spielberg and
- 39:47ginger ale kingpin Charles Bronfman, was
- 39:50officially named The Study Group, but it
- 39:52was better known by its nickname,
- 39:53[music]
- 39:54Mega. On paper, this was just a
- 39:57fraternity of like-minded wealthy Jewish
- 39:59businessmen who wanted to donate their
- 40:02vast sums of money to good causes. But
- 40:04in reality, most of that money was used
- 40:06to further Zionist causes and shape US
- 40:09policy regarding the Middle East.
- 40:11[music] Kind of like AIPAC light.
- 40:13According to former NSA officer John
- 40:15Schindler, and yes, I checked. He's not
- 40:18related to the list guy. We know that
- 40:20Mega was viewed by Israeli intelligence
- 40:22officials as a vehicle for espionage and
- 40:25influence operations in the United
- 40:26States, and we know that it was
- 40:28co-founded by Jeffrey Epstein's
- 40:30billionaire benefactor. The rest [music]
- 40:32remains speculation. I mean, listen, it
- 40:34could be that the Mega Mall and the Mega
- 40:36Group were completely unrelated, but
- 40:38either way, being part of Wexner's Mega
- 40:41Group gave Epstein access to a ton of
- 40:44rich and powerful people with ties to
- 40:46Israel, like Barack and Shimon Peres.
- 40:49So, if Jeff was working with Israeli
- 40:52intelligence, this is probably where he
- 40:54got his in. Now, on top of the money and
- 40:56the connections, Jeff's relationship
- 40:57with Wexner provided him with
- 40:59legitimacy, which he unfortunately used
- 41:03to prey on young girls. One of the more
- 41:05disturbing aspects of Jeff's time with
- 41:07Wexner is how he posed as a victorious
- 41:09secret modeling scout to lure young
- 41:12girls into his orbit. Wexner was told
- 41:14about all this all the way back in 1993,
- 41:17and he did nothing. He continued to work
- 41:19with Jeff until about 2007, when they
- 41:22had a falling out because
- 41:24>> [music]
- 41:24>> apparently Jeff had been stealing money
- 41:26from him. So, we got to come back to the
- 41:27question, why the heck did Wexner keep
- 41:31working with him? What was he getting
- 41:33out of all this? Cuz like, even demonic
- 41:35possession can't explain this [ __ ]
- 41:37anymore. The only explanation I can
- 41:39think of is that he was either in love
- 41:41with Epstein or he was being blackmailed
- 41:44or both. For most of his career, Wexner
- 41:47was hounded by rumors that he was gay,
- 41:49which kind of makes sense cuz I mean,
- 41:51I'm sorry, but no straight man is that
- 41:53into women's clothing.
- 41:54>> Did you personally
- 41:56have a sexual relationship with Jeffrey
- 41:58Epstein?
- 41:59>> No.
- 42:03>> He was gay? Leslie Wexner?
- 42:04>> How about that?
- 42:05>> So, was Jeff using Wexner's gayness to
- 42:07blackmail him? And if he was doing that
- 42:08to Wexner,
- 42:10who's to say he wasn't doing it to other
- 42:12powerful people? Maybe his procurement
- 42:15of young girls wasn't simply for the
- 42:17sick desires of him and his friends.
- 42:19Maybe there was something deeper.
- 42:24In Russian, there's a term kompromat,
- 42:27which refers to compromising material
- 42:29that's collected and used as leverage
- 42:31against the target. This information is
- 42:33gathered preemptively and used as
- 42:36needed. The main method for collecting
- 42:38kompromat is through a money trap, which
- 42:40is when a target is lured into some
- 42:43indecent sex act and secretly recorded.
- 42:45Now, a lot of people think that Jeff's
- 42:47trafficking network was also a way to
- 42:49collect kompromat on powerful people,
- 42:52but the FBI insists that this is not the
- 42:54case.
- 42:55>> Who, if anyone, did Epstein traffic
- 42:58these young women to besides himself?
- 43:02>> Himself. There is no credible
- 43:03information.
- 43:05None. If there were, I would bring the
- 43:07case yesterday.
- 43:08>> In an official memo, the FBI said,
- 43:10"There is no credible evidence found
- 43:12that Epstein blackmailed prominent
- 43:14individuals as part of his actions."
- 43:16Well, case closed, I guess. Video over.
- 43:18Except the video isn't over. I just
- 43:20pulled a fast one on you. It's not even
- 43:21close to being over. The FBI's
- 43:23conclusion directly contradicts the
- 43:25accounts of Jeff's victims, like
- 43:27Virginia Giuffre.
- 43:28>> I was trafficked to other billionaires.
- 43:30I was trafficked to politicians,
- 43:32professors, even royalty. It was It was
- 43:35the elite of the world. It was the
- 43:36people who run the world. It was the
- 43:38most powerful people in the world, and
- 43:40he used me as a form of blackmail. You
- 43:42know, these people would owe him favors.
- 43:44He wanted to always have something on
- 43:45someone just in case he needed it.
- 43:48>> How did he gather evidence?
- 43:49>> In New York, in his New York mansion,
- 43:51there's this door that I never even
- 43:52really noticed was there. It led to this
- 43:54room where he brought in and he was
- 43:55talking to some of the security guards,
- 43:57and there's like so many little TV
- 43:59monitors everywhere. I mean, just stacks
- 44:01and stacks and stacks of them. He's
- 44:02watching everything that happens in the
- 44:04massage room. He's watching in me in my
- 44:06bedroom. He's, you know, like
- 44:07everything's being recorded. And that's
- 44:09when I realized that's how
- 44:11he's getting away with blackmailing
- 44:12everybody.
- 44:13>> Man, it's a shame she uh
- 44:15Virginia's statements were corroborated
- 44:16by Maria Farmer, another one of Jeff's
- 44:19victims. But hey, maybe you don't
- 44:20believe the victims. Shame on you. Maybe
- 44:23the Palm Beach police officers who
- 44:25searched Jeffrey's house will convince
- 44:27you. According to the Palm Beach Post,
- 44:29when the police raided the Florida home
- 44:31in October in 2005, they found a camera
- 44:34hidden inside a clock. And we know that
- 44:37Jeff probably put it there because in
- 44:382014, he emailed one of his employees to
- 44:41purchase three motion detected cameras.
- 44:44>> I already purchased two cameras from the
- 44:45spy store in Fort Lauderdale. It's
- 44:48amazing how small they are, the size of
- 44:49a thumb drive. I'm installing them into
- 44:52Kleenex boxes now. Here's where things
- 44:54get even weirder. Another FBI memo was
- 44:56released talking about the raid of
- 44:58Jeff's penthouse in Manhattan, saying,
- 45:00"During the searches of Epstein's New
- 45:02York residence in 2019, the FBI searched
- 45:05for videos and surveillance cameras. My
- 45:07understanding from the case agent is
- 45:09that there were no cameras found inside
- 45:11any bedrooms or living areas.
- 45:13Surveillance cameras were only located
- 45:15near the entrances of the residences."
- 45:17>> Okay, so no surveillance cameras inside
- 45:20the house. Here's a photo from one of
- 45:22the bedrooms from that house.
- 45:25Hey, wait a minute.
- 45:27Is that a
- 45:28That kind of looks like a What's the
- 45:30word?
- 45:31Ah, it'll come to me. In the meantime,
- 45:32let's look at another photo. Hidden
- 45:34camera. That's that's what the word I
- 45:36was looking Well, that's two words.
- 45:38Honestly,
- 45:40normally I'd be 100% convinced that
- 45:42something nefarious was going on, but
- 45:44given the fact that Kash Patel and Dan
- 45:45Bongino are a bunch of incompetent
- 45:47retards, I wouldn't discount the
- 45:49possibility that the agents they put in
- 45:51charge were also incompetent. Look, man,
- 45:53I'm not saying Jeff was an intelligence
- 45:54agent who specialized in collecting
- 45:56sexual blackmail on his powerful
- 45:58friends. All I'm saying is
- 46:00that would explain a lot. Like the fact
- 46:02that the FBI received reports of him
- 46:04abusing young girls all the way back in
- 46:061996
- 46:08and they did nothing. It would also
- 46:09explain the absolute insane aftermath of
- 46:12his 2018 child trafficking arrest.
- 46:17It all started in March 2005, Palm
- 46:20Beach, Florida. Police started receiving
- 46:22reports of dozens of underage girls who
- 46:24claimed that they were lured into
- 46:26Jeffrey Epstein's mansion and sexually
- 46:28abused. Later that same year, police
- 46:30raided his Palm Beach mansion, but the
- 46:32[music] officers conducting the search
- 46:34felt that something was off. They
- 46:36thought that somebody had tipped Epstein
- 46:38off before they showed up. According to
- 46:40Michael Wright, the police chief at the
- 46:42time, the place had been cleaned up. It
- 46:44wasn't completely devoid of evidence,
- 46:46>> [music]
- 46:46>> but a computer that contained all of the
- 46:48home surveillance camera footage was
- 46:50gone and all the wires were left hanging
- 46:52there. Kind of weird, man, but despite
- 46:54that, Wright was confident that they had
- 46:56enough evidence to put Epstein away for
- 46:58a long time. But,
- 47:00uh, it wouldn't exactly work out that
- 47:01way. The state attorney, Barry Krischer,
- 47:04started stalling the investigation. He
- 47:06was poking holes in the evidence and
- 47:08claiming that the witnesses weren't
- 47:10credible. Wright even suspected that
- 47:12Krischer was passing information off to
- 47:14Jeff's lawyers. It was clear that the
- 47:16state of Florida cannot be trusted to
- 47:18handle this investigation. So, Mike
- 47:21Wright gave all of his evidence to the
- 47:23FBI who started their own investigation.
- 47:26Finally, justice was about to be served.
- 47:31>> [music]
- 47:37>> The federal prosecutor in charge of the
- 47:39case was Alex Acosta who would go on to
- 47:42become Donald Trump's labor secretary.
- 47:44Instead of meeting with Epstein's
- 47:46lawyers at the federal court building in
- 47:48Miami, Acosta met with one of them in
- 47:51secret at a Marriott in West Palm Beach
- 47:5370 miles away. It was [music] here at
- 47:56this secret meeting where Acosta made
- 47:58the infamous non-prosecution agreement,
- 48:01aka the sweetheart deal. Epstein would
- 48:03plead guilty to two charges of
- 48:05soliciting prostitution in exchange for
- 48:0713 months in a minimum security prison
- 48:11where he was allowed to leave for 12
- 48:13hours a day, 6 days a week. Not only
- 48:16that, but the deal would also shut down
- 48:18the ongoing FBI investigation and would
- 48:21provide immunity to not only Jeff, but
- 48:24his accomplices and any potential
- 48:26unnamed co-conspirator. The last part
- 48:28raises a lot of questions on who those
- 48:30co-conspirators were. Were they [music]
- 48:33powerful people who were engaged in
- 48:34activities with underage girls at one of
- 48:36Epstein's properties? We'll never know
- 48:38because this mother sucker derailed the
- 48:40investigation. Now, it should be
- 48:42mentioned that Jeff employed the legal
- 48:44firm Kirkland & Ellis. You know who else
- 48:47worked for Kirkland & Ellis? Alex
- 48:48Acosta. And you know who else else
- 48:51worked for Kirkland & Ellis? Bill Barr.
- 48:54Same Bill Barr who would go on to
- 48:56oversee the 2019 Epstein investigation.
- 48:59The same Bill Barr whose father hired
- 49:01Jeff as a teacher for decades prior.
- 49:03Years later, when Acosta was
- 49:05interviewing for Trump's labor secretary
- 49:07position, he reportedly told the
- 49:09transition team, "I was told Epstein
- 49:11belonged to intelligence and to leave it
- 49:13alone." Acosta denied saying this, but
- 49:16when he was asked about it during a
- 49:18press conference, he gave a what I can
- 49:21only describe as a weird ass response.
- 49:23>> Mr. Secretary, were you ever made aware
- 49:25at any point in your handling of this
- 49:27case if Mr. Epstein was an intelligence
- 49:29asset of some sort?
- 49:31>> Um so
- 49:34So so so there has there has been
- 49:35reporting to that effect. And and let me
- 49:38say um there's been reporting to a lot
- 49:40of effects in in in this case uh not
- 49:43just now, but over the years. And and
- 49:46again, I would
- 49:48you know, I would hesitate to take this
- 49:52reporting as fact. Um Um this was a case
- 49:55that was brought by our office. It was
- 49:57brought based on the facts. And and I
- 50:00look at that reporting and others I I
- 50:02can't address it directly because of our
- 50:05our guidelines. Um
- 50:07but I can tell you that that a lot of
- 50:09reporting is just going down rabbit
- 50:12holes.
- 50:12>> What's going on with you? What are you
- 50:13talking about?
- 50:15You You sound insane.
- 50:16>> Now, the most evil thing that Acosta and
- 50:18the Justice Department did when they
- 50:20made the deal was concealing it from the
- 50:23victims who, as you can imagine, would
- 50:26have never been okay with it. Attorney
- 50:28Brad Edwards, who was representing some
- 50:30of Jeff's victims, was completely
- 50:33outraged by this. You've probably seen
- 50:35this guy before. He's in like every
- 50:37Epstein documentary. Edwards sued the US
- 50:40government on behalf of his clients on
- 50:42the grounds that they violated the law
- 50:44by not telling them about the secret
- 50:46deal.
- 50:47>> [music]
- 50:47>> He would spend the next decade trying to
- 50:49get justice for his clients, pro bono,
- 50:51by the way. Now, things are about to get
- 50:53weird again. In 2013, Brad Edwards got a
- 50:55call from John Stanley Pottinger.
- 50:58Remember him? He said he wanted to join
- 51:00Brad in his fight for justice for the
- 51:02victims. [music]
- 51:03By this point, Pottinger had been out of
- 51:05the lawyer business for over 20 years,
- 51:08but he decided to come out of retirement
- 51:10to fight his old business partner.
- 51:12Edwards needed all the help he could get
- 51:14and Pottinger had an insane resume. So,
- 51:16[music] he joined the team. Or did he?
- 51:19So, we already know that Johnny Potts
- 51:20was no stranger to doing shady things
- 51:23and I feel like the timing is a bit odd,
- 51:25honestly. Was he there because of a
- 51:28sense of duty that he felt to the
- 51:30victims? Or was he a plant feeding Jeff
- 51:33information and trying to contain the
- 51:35fallout? Now, Pottinger has since passed
- 51:37away, but before he did, there were
- 51:39conversations between him and a supposed
- 51:42hacker who claimed that he had video
- 51:44evidence of Jeff's blackmail operation.
- 51:47And Pottinger's instinct was to make
- 51:50confidential settlements with the
- 51:51perpetrators in the footage instead of
- 51:55releasing the evidence. Now, it turns
- 51:57out this hacker was a fraud, but still.
- 51:59I don't know, man. Seems
- 52:01Listen, I took a few law classes at
- 52:03DeVry, but I'm not a lawyer. This could
- 52:06be regular procedure for all I know, but
- 52:08it does seem a little bit sketchy, okay?
- 52:11Brad Edwards would eventually get some
- 52:13justice for his clients.
- 52:15Unfortunately, it would be a whole
- 52:16'nother 10 years before that happened.
- 52:20Jeff was released from prison on July
- 52:229th, 2009. Now, around this time, a lot
- 52:25of Jeff's friends cut him off, including
- 52:28Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, even Les
- 52:30Wexner. When the case became public,
- 52:32Wexner ominously emailed Jeff, "You
- 52:34violated your own number one rule.
- 52:36Always be careful." To which he replied,
- 52:39"No excuse." What the heck? [music] Even
- 52:41Ghislaine Maxwell had distanced herself
- 52:42from him. As you can imagine, being a
- 52:44convicted sex offender is not great for
- 52:46one's reputation. Just ask my Uncle
- 52:48Reuben. So, Jeffrey went on a campaign
- 52:51to rehabilitate his image from one of a
- 52:53creepy billionaire pedo to that of a
- 52:56philanthropist and a patron of the arts
- 52:59and sciences. He hired publicists,
- 53:01donated millions of dollars, and hosted
- 53:03events with scientists, all in an effort
- 53:06to shake off his past. And it worked.
- 53:08For the most part, whatever operation
- 53:10Jeff was running was completely
- 53:12unaffected by his conviction. He was
- 53:14able to cultivate relationships with
- 53:17some of the most powerful people on the
- 53:18planet. Politicians, scientists,
- 53:21financiers, royals, billionaires, you
- 53:23name it. Not only that, but the files
- 53:25revealed that he was heavily involved in
- 53:28global affairs and had a lot of insider
- 53:31knowledge. Now, one person in particular
- 53:33that Jeff would become really close to
- 53:35after his conviction was Ehud Barak.
- 53:38Now, this relationship convinces a lot
- 53:40of people that Epstein was Mossad. Now,
- 53:43I'm about to say something extremely
- 53:44controversial. I'm going to get a lot of
- 53:46[ __ ] for this, but
- 53:48Jeff probably didn't work for the
- 53:49Mossad. Oh, hang on. I'm getting a phone
- 53:51call.
- 53:53Hello?
- 53:54Oh, yes, Mr. Netanyahu, sir.
- 53:57Yes, the 7,000 just hit my bank account.
- 53:59Thank you again, sir. Wrong number. In
- 54:01all seriousness, [music] just like
- 54:02Robert Maxwell, if Jeff was working with
- 54:05Israeli intelligence, it would have been
- 54:07with Aman, which his friend Ehud Barak
- 54:09used to run. So, let's talk about his
- 54:12connection to Barak. In addition to
- 54:14running Aman in the '80s, Barak also
- 54:16served as Prime Minister of Israel. He
- 54:18was introduced to Jeff by Shimon Peres
- 54:21sometime in the early 2000. It could
- 54:23have been earlier, but that's the
- 54:25official story. Now, at first, they only
- 54:27talked on occasion, but Jeff did send
- 54:30Barak $2 million via the Wexner
- 54:32Foundation. It wouldn't be until years
- 54:34after Jeff spent in prison that they
- 54:36became close. Between 2013 and 2017,
- 54:40Barak flew on Epstein's plane 30 times
- 54:44and frequently slept over at his
- 54:46Manhattan mansion whenever he was in
- 54:48town. Another person who crashed at
- 54:50Jeff's pad was Barak's long-time aide,
- 54:52Yori Koren, who also happened to be an
- 54:56Aman intelligence chief. According to
- 54:58Dropsite News, after Barak's retirement
- 55:00from government, Koren continued to
- 55:02serve as an informal intermediary
- 55:04between the American and Israeli
- 55:06intelligence communities with Barak
- 55:08acting as his handler. Emails show that
- 55:11Epstein was also wiring money to this
- 55:13guy for some reason. Now, a lot of
- 55:15people say that Epstein was working for
- 55:18Netanyahu, but that's definitely not the
- 55:20case because Ehud Barak and Netanyahu
- 55:24hated each other. In fact, there's a
- 55:26leaked conversation where Barak is
- 55:28talking to Epstein about convincing
- 55:31Vladimir Putin to bring millions of
- 55:32Russians into Israel to form a a block
- 55:35that would overthrow Netanyahu and bring
- 55:38Barack back to power.
- 55:39>> I believe we have to break the monopoly
- 55:42of the
- 55:44Orthodox
- 55:46rabbinate.
- 55:47>> We can easily absorb another million.
- 55:49I used to tell Putin always, "What we
- 55:52need is not just
- 55:53one more million."
- 55:54>> I'm not trying to defend Netanyahu or
- 55:56anything. I mean, the guy's evil, but
- 55:57he's more of a Dick Cheney type evil
- 55:59where he likes to bomb Muslim children
- 56:01just for the love of the game. So, Putin
- 56:03knew Ehud Barak, who was close to Jeff.
- 56:06Does that mean that Jeff also knew
- 56:08Putin? I got to bring this up because
- 56:10when the files first dropped earlier
- 56:13this year, a lot of mainstream media
- 56:15outlets reported that Jeff has ties to
- 56:18the Kremlin and Russian intelligence.
- 56:20One thing that they often cite is an FBI
- 56:22report where an anonymous informant
- 56:25claims that Jeff managed money for
- 56:27Vladimir Putin. It's an anonymous tip,
- 56:29so you got to take it with a grain of
- 56:30salt. Jeff himself claimed in the past
- 56:33that he frequently flew to Moscow to
- 56:36meet with Putin, but his emails tell a
- 56:38different story. In it, he claims that
- 56:40he never met Putin despite multiple
- 56:42attempts. However, in 2013, Jeff helped
- 56:45broker a secret meeting between Putin
- 56:48and Ehud Barak in Russia to discuss
- 56:50bringing an end to the Syrian Civil War.
- 56:52That same year, Barak signed a $1
- 56:55million consulting contract with Russian
- 56:58oligarch Victor Vekselberg, who is said
- 57:00to be close to Putin. So, it looks like
- 57:03maybe he didn't have direct ties to
- 57:04Putin himself, but he played a kind of
- 57:07intermediary role from the shadows. And
- 57:09he also had his own personal
- 57:11relationships to Moscow insiders like
- 57:14Sergey Belikov, a Russian government
- 57:16official with ties to the FSB, which is
- 57:18like their version of the CIA. In an
- 57:21email exchange with Sergey, Jeff says,
- 57:23"I need a favor. There's a Russian girl
- 57:25from Moscow attempting to blackmail a
- 57:27group of powerful businessmen in New
- 57:29York. It's bad for business.
- 57:31Suggestions?" Whoa. Belikov replied to
- 57:35I'm meeting with a guy who knows her."
- 57:37Okay, that's kind of sus. Jeff also had
- 57:40a correspondence with Russia's
- 57:41ambassador to the UN Vitaly Churkin. Oh,
- 57:45and then there's the fact that one of
- 57:46Jeff's assistants was the daughter of a
- 57:49Russian spy. Svetlana Pozdeyeva, a
- 57:52former model, was one of Jeff's main
- 57:54assistants. I'm not really sure what
- 57:56that job entailed, but she sure was
- 57:59getting paid a lot. Over six figures. I
- 58:01don't know, man. Based off the emails,
- 58:03it kind of seems like she was a
- 58:04honeypot. Svetlana would meet with a lot
- 58:07of Jeff's powerful friends and even
- 58:09dated some of them like Joshua Fink, the
- 58:11son of BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.
- 58:14Svetlana's dad was Yuri Pozdeyev, a
- 58:17known FSB agent who Epstein wired
- 58:20hundreds of thousands of dollars to. I
- 58:22don't know. It seems to me like the guy
- 58:24was playing all sides. He was working
- 58:26with anybody and anybody. I don't know,
- 58:28man. Kind of seems like the guy was a
- 58:30free agent. He was working with anybody
- 58:32and anybody. The only thing that's clear
- 58:34is that he was like the most
- 58:36well-connected person in the world. And
- 58:38it's these connections that helped him
- 58:40evade justice again and again. Well,
- 58:42that is until 2019.
- 58:47You guys remember earlier how I talked
- 58:48about the Justice Department failing to
- 58:50notify the victims about the plea deal
- 58:52they made? Well, after years of
- 58:54fighting, our boy Brad Edwards was
- 58:56finally able to convince a judge that
- 58:58that was illegal. Which meant that
- 59:00Jeff's immunity went out the window and
- 59:02he could be charged again. On July 6th,
- 59:05Jeff was arrested by the FBI at
- 59:07Teterboro Airport in New Jersey after
- 59:09returning from a trip to France. The
- 59:11same day, FBI agents raided his home in
- 59:13Manhattan and found thousands of photos
- 59:16and documents linking to crimes with
- 59:18children. Jeff's lawyers tried to ask
- 59:20for bail, but the judge denied it after
- 59:23it was revealed that he had a fake
- 59:25passport, a bunch of cash, and diamonds
- 59:27in his safe. Clear flight risk. Let's
- 59:30talk about the prison where he was held,
- 59:32Metropolitan Correction Center. It's
- 59:35held some of the most notorious
- 59:36criminals of the 21st century, including
- 59:39John Gotti, El Chapo, and Bernie Madoff.
- 59:42Now, MCC can be described as a complete
- 59:45piece of dog [ __ ] It was notoriously
- 59:47understaffed, underfunded, and
- 59:49overcrowded. Not to mention dirty and
- 59:52rat-infested. I say it was because it
- 59:54was actually closed down in 2021, partly
- 59:56due to the Jeffrey controversy. Now, you
- 1:00:00can probably imagine going from a
- 1:00:02private island to the American
- 1:00:04equivalent of a gulag, it's not it's a
- 1:00:06it's a it's a rough transition. So, it
- 1:00:09shouldn't surprise you that on July
- 1:00:1023rd, 2019, Jeff hanged himself in his
- 1:00:13jail cell. He was found at 1:23 a.m.
- 1:00:16alive, but barely. He actually made two
- 1:00:19attempts on his own life. This was the
- 1:00:21first one. When Jeff was questioned by
- 1:00:23the medical examiner, he reportedly told
- 1:00:26him that he didn't know what happened
- 1:00:27and couldn't explain the mark on his
- 1:00:29neck. And he accused his cellmate of
- 1:00:31having something to do with it. His
- 1:00:33cellmate was Nick Tortaglione, a former
- 1:00:36NYPD officer turned coke dealer who
- 1:00:40brutally murdered four people.
- 1:00:41Tortaglione said that he actually tried
- 1:00:43to save Jeff's life and that the video
- 1:00:46footage of the cell would prove that.
- 1:00:48But here's the thing, the video footage
- 1:00:50was accidentally deleted. Whoops. After
- 1:00:53his attempt, Jeff was placed on
- 1:00:56watch by the guards for 31 hours. That's
- 1:01:00it. Prison psychologist determined that
- 1:01:02Jeff was no longer suicidal less than
- 1:01:04two days after trying to off himself.
- 1:01:07They did, however, place him on
- 1:01:09psychological observation, which was
- 1:01:11less intense, but still required him to
- 1:01:13be checked on every 30 minutes and to
- 1:01:15have a cellmate with him at all times.
- 1:01:18These precautions would make it almost
- 1:01:20impossible for an inmate to whack
- 1:01:22themselves.
- 1:01:31But, what about the precautions? Well,
- 1:01:33it turns out that the prison guards who
- 1:01:35were supposed to check on him every half
- 1:01:37hour fell asleep. They also falsified
- 1:01:40records saying that they checked on him
- 1:01:42when they didn't. To make matters
- 1:01:43weirder, 2 days before he whacked
- 1:01:45himself, Jeff signed his last will and
- 1:01:48testament, which wasn't suspicious to
- 1:01:50anyone. Now, there's been a lot of stuff
- 1:01:51going around recently that one of the
- 1:01:54prison guards had been paid off, like
- 1:01:56there was money going into her account.
- 1:01:58In addition to the incompetent staff,
- 1:02:00there was also a ton of problems with
- 1:02:02the prison's camera system, which added
- 1:02:04even more conspiratorial fuel to the
- 1:02:06fire. Basically, this place was using an
- 1:02:09outdated CCTV system that had a long
- 1:02:11history of screw-ups. Out of the 11
- 1:02:14cameras recording Jeff's wing, 10 of
- 1:02:16them were malfunctioning. Also, last
- 1:02:18thing I'm going to say about this is,
- 1:02:20look at this photo of his cell. Why
- 1:02:21would they give this
- 1:02:23guy access to all these sheets that he
- 1:02:25could hang himself with? This isn't even
- 1:02:27like scratching the surface on all the
- 1:02:29weird stuff around this guy's death. You
- 1:02:30don't have to be a schizo to realize
- 1:02:33something ain't right here. After
- 1:02:35Jeffrey's death, something amazing
- 1:02:36happened. All of the people he had been
- 1:02:38hanging out with for years suddenly
- 1:02:40didn't know him. Jeffrey Epstein, the
- 1:02:42New York financier? Yeah, I mean, sounds
- 1:02:44kind of familiar. Maybe I met him once
- 1:02:46at a party. But, the recent dump of the
- 1:02:48files shows that most of these people
- 1:02:50are liars. Our government who ran on
- 1:02:53exposing the truth about Epstein has
- 1:02:54been edging us for years, and when they
- 1:02:56finally released the docs, they had more
- 1:02:58black bars on them than a Japanese
- 1:03:00Plus, [snorts] imagine what they haven't
- 1:03:02released. Imagine what they've
- 1:03:03destroyed. That's what's been so
- 1:03:05frustrating about this whole thing. It's
- 1:03:06like a paradox. They reveal so much, but
- 1:03:09at the same time, nothing at all. Like,
- 1:03:11it's just enough for some dumb [ __ ]
- 1:03:14like me to make a video speculating, but
- 1:03:17not enough for anything to actually
- 1:03:18happen. But hey, at least the Dow was
- 1:03:20up, I guess. So, is Jeffrey Epstein an
- 1:03:24intelligence asset? I mean, from what I
- 1:03:26can tell, the guy was probably a free
- 1:03:28agent. And oh, [ __ ] did we just invade
- 1:03:30Iran?
- 1:03:34>> [music]
- 1:03:41[music]
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