How to get away with killing Jeffrey Epstein and protecting Bernie Madoff — Transcript

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1. 0:00i wanted to talk about the death of mr
2. 0:02epstein do you uh
3. 0:03concur with the opinion that it was a
4. 0:05suicide
5. 0:06that was the finding of the coroner sir
6. 0:08okay do you have any evidence suggest
7. 0:10otherwise i do not how could this have
8. 0:12happened
9. 0:13[Music]
10. 0:14unfortunately sir this thing is this
11. 0:16side that's mr epstein on suicide watch
12. 0:18yes he watched tell us is it a systemic
13. 0:21problem do we have a lot of people who
14. 0:22sleep on the job when they're supposed
15. 0:23to be guarding federal inmates
16. 0:25we have a few sir and we
17. 0:31how can i put this
18. 0:36[Applause]
19. 0:39someone in the comments asked me to take
20. 0:40a look at the jeffrey epstein hearing
21. 0:42and as you know i'm always kind of
22. 0:44interested in looking at communication
23. 0:45and how people
24. 0:46especially give excuses or talk about
25. 0:49something that later comes out as a
26. 0:50fraud
27. 0:51in this case i took a quick look at the
28. 0:53eps scene hearing which is
29. 0:54after jeffrey epstein killed himself and
30. 0:57the person responsible or the people
31. 0:59responsible were then asked in congress
32. 1:01about this so there was a hearing for
33. 1:02that and why i found this interesting is
34. 1:04that
35. 1:04the answers given by this person about
36. 1:07jeffrey epstein and his alleged suicide
37. 1:09are very similar to the answers given by
38. 1:11the sec
39. 1:12about the bernie madoff fraud and why
40. 1:14they didn't catch him i thought
41. 1:16okay this is very interesting you have
42. 1:17these two very different segments
43. 1:19and you have the strong overlap a little
44. 1:21bit of context bernie madoff committed
45. 1:23the biggest financial fraud
46. 1:24in history it was about 50 billion in a
47. 1:27ponzi scheme
48. 1:28that he lost his investors and jeffy
49. 1:30epstein
50. 1:31had like some type of a sex ring he has
51. 1:33been convicted of
52. 1:34rape and sexual assault and prostitution
53. 1:36of underage girls stuff like that
54. 1:38what was the crime of which you were
55. 1:40convicted soliciting prostitution
56. 1:42and procuring a minor for prostitution
57. 1:44and he was involved with a lot of very
58. 1:46powerful people
59. 1:47might have been blackmailing them who
60. 1:49knows but obviously
61. 1:50as you probably know the suicide is very
62. 1:52controversial it was
63. 1:54a very convenient solution for those who
64. 1:56might have been behind him this is why
65. 1:58there was a hearing so why didn't you
66. 2:00catch them
67. 2:00and the same thing with bernie madoff
68. 2:02bernie madoff that was a hearing because
69. 2:04there were so many red flags in the sec
70. 2:07which is the regulatory organization who
71. 2:09is supposed to catch people like madoff
72. 2:11didn't catch him not only that they were
73. 2:13ignoring the people screaming for them
74. 2:15to investigate
75. 2:16nato so in both cases i think it's
76. 2:19pretty obvious there's some very heavy
77. 2:21corruption and
78. 2:22it's also very obvious that the answers
79. 2:24are very very similar let's say you're
80. 2:26on a hearing
81. 2:26and you want to not answer a question or
82. 2:29you want to give a really really dumb
83. 2:30excuse how do you do it i think this is
84. 2:32the perfect playbook on how to do it so
85. 2:35number one if you're asked a question
86. 2:37about this critical case
87. 2:38that you don't want anybody to talk
88. 2:40about then what you should say is that
89. 2:42you can't give specific answers but you
90. 2:44can
91. 2:44only give very general answers we cannot
92. 2:48answer as to the specifics i can only
93. 2:50talk
94. 2:51about what we did what we do overall
95. 2:54no no we want to know specifically and
96. 2:56i'm really not at liberty to discuss
97. 2:58uh specifics of this case i can discuss
98. 3:01issues around
99. 3:02institutional operations but i can't
100. 3:04specifically talk about that particular
101. 3:06issue if that doesn't work and the
102. 3:08person who is asking you is still not
103. 3:10satisfied then you can go
104. 3:11to number two and saying that you have
105. 3:13so much to do
106. 3:14and you have so many different cases
107. 3:16that this one
108. 3:18particular case wasn't that special
109. 3:21last year we brought 670 some odd cases
110. 3:24in the past
111. 3:24two years we brought 70 cases involving
112. 3:28ponzi schemes
113. 3:29in those 70 cases listen
114. 3:32listen sir we take every inmate's life
115. 3:36very seriously in the bureau of prisons
116. 3:37a high-profile inmate is no more
117. 3:39important or significant
118. 3:41in terms of our operations than just the
119. 3:43average inmate number three
120. 3:44obviously you have to deal with an angry
121. 3:47question
122. 3:48if you screwed up and everybody knows
123. 3:50you screwed up and you don't really have
124. 3:51a good answer
125. 3:52then people are gonna get angry so if
126. 3:54you have an angry questioner you have to
127. 3:57deal with it
128. 3:57and the best thing is to breathe keep
129. 4:00calm and just make sure to
130. 4:02not give any answer at all your mission
131. 4:05you said
132. 4:06protect investors and detect fraud
133. 4:09quickly
134. 4:10how'd that work out what went wrong
135. 4:14you have totally and thoroughly failed
136. 4:16in your mission
137. 4:17well sir i i i am sorry you feel that
138. 4:21way
139. 4:21profoundly so it is wrong as a
140. 4:24management matter
141. 4:25for you to say we treat everybody the
142. 4:27same we should be treating people who
143. 4:29are yet to testify
144. 4:30against other felons against other
145. 4:32rapists they have a lot more priority
146. 4:34for your institution don't they
147. 4:36senator all of our pretty much all of
148. 4:38our inmates that are any of our
149. 4:40jail facilities are pre-trial they're
150. 4:41they're still yet to testify to be
151. 4:43involved to share information on other
152. 4:45cases
153. 4:45now you're in a bad position because you
154. 4:47always said you can't give a specific
155. 4:49answer you already said this wasn't a
156. 4:51special case
157. 4:52now they got angry and you still didn't
158. 4:54answer so what do you do now so
159. 4:55obviously
160. 4:56now what you can do is you can just push
161. 4:58the blame away from you
162. 5:00by talking about this whole system that
163. 5:02has been instantiated by the government
164. 5:05or by any other institution so this is
165. 5:06actually not your fault not your
166. 5:08department's fault
167. 5:09it's actually the fault of those who
168. 5:11have created the apartment so you're
169. 5:13pushing the blame across
170. 5:14time back a few decades into the past
171. 5:17let's see if it works
172. 5:18i would like to explain our suicide
173. 5:20watch system if i may i can't talk
174. 5:22specifically about epstein
175. 5:23but we have different tiers of response
176. 5:25if we identify an inmate who appears to
177. 5:27be
178. 5:28having suicidal thinking and i came into
179. 5:30the bureau as a psychologist i've worked
180. 5:31with lots of suicide inmates
181. 5:32i was working in our psychiatric
182. 5:34facility in butner and i know how
183. 5:35difficult it is
184. 5:36to always be able to predict who is
185. 5:37suicidal who is not it's a process
186. 5:40congress set up to identify
187. 5:44the facts that we all need to make these
188. 5:46judgments
189. 5:47let's let the system work that congress
190. 5:49created
191. 5:51there will be some recommendations there
192. 5:53will be time for this committee
193. 5:55to look at the facts and to think of the
194. 5:58recommendations themselves and lastly
195. 6:00if none of these things work the last
196. 6:03thing you can do
197. 6:04if you really really screwed up it's
198. 6:06just push the blame on other people
199. 6:08or say that very incompetent people were
200. 6:11involved in the process and this is the
201. 6:13reason
202. 6:13but we do have some i know out there who
203. 6:16obviously
204. 6:16choose not to follow policy choose not
205. 6:20to do their job
206. 6:21and we want them gone i do not want them
207. 6:23in our institutions and i am exploring
208. 6:24those very very carefully
209. 6:26to identify them and get them out of our
210. 6:28system the commission's approved taking
211. 6:30this position
212. 6:31the commission has voted the position
213. 6:33that you will cite
214. 6:34executive privilege in not testifying
215. 6:37before this committee and answering its
216. 6:38questions
217. 6:39i couldn't say that to you honestly
218. 6:40because their
219. 6:42specific reasons obviously weren't
220. 6:44discussed
221. 6:45and given by the commission but the
222. 6:47basis is
223. 6:48that we've seen your value to us is
224. 6:51accommodation
225. 6:52and we've your value to the american
226. 6:54people is worthless
227. 6:56and your contribution to this proceeding
228. 6:59to account
229. 7:00all right i hope you liked the video i
230. 7:02wanted to have a really kind of
231. 7:03fun version comparing the two because
232. 7:05they are so similar
233. 7:06and i think this just shows how horrible
234. 7:09politics are
235. 7:10you know what what would be obviously
236. 7:12you don't want to be in a totalitarian
237. 7:14state you don't want to force
238. 7:16people to take responsibility you don't
239. 7:17want to be in a communist country
240. 7:19where everybody's held accountable and
241. 7:21there's no oversight and it's all gonna
242. 7:23be
243. 7:23like oh you screwed up you're gonna go
244. 7:25to jail gonna be executed you don't
245. 7:27wanna have that but what i would like to
246. 7:29see is that
247. 7:30when such a thing happens like a really
248. 7:32really bad thing
249. 7:33said you don't put them on the spot and
250. 7:35ask them questions you send them a
251. 7:37letter
252. 7:37like a few weeks ahead and you say that
253. 7:40we're gonna invite you to a hearing
254. 7:41during this hearing we're gonna ask you
255. 7:43these five questions
256. 7:44and for all of these five questions we
257. 7:46want to have real
258. 7:48answers that can help us solve the
259. 7:51problem
260. 7:51and if you cannot deliver the answers
261. 7:53after weeks of preparation you can be
262. 7:55legally liable for the consequences
263. 7:58so we could put you personally in prison
264. 8:01if
265. 8:01you do not give us answers i think this
266. 8:04might be an interesting way
267. 8:06to get answers out of it but it's
268. 8:07probably not going to happen
269. 8:09because i think this whole thing is a
270. 8:10charade anyway if
271. 8:12they don't have to answer they can hide
272. 8:14behind rules and regulations
273. 8:15then they aren't supposed to answer this
274. 8:17is just a political stunt like the
275. 8:19hearing and stuff like that
276. 8:20well all right i hope you liked the
277. 8:22video let me know see you on the next
278. 8:23one
279. 8:24how long have you been sexually
280. 8:26attracted to underage minor females
281. 8:29are you kidding