July 7, 2025 • 34 mins
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Jeffrey Epstein List
The Federal Government being corrupt.
FBI agent John Connolly crossed the line with mob boss Whitey Bulger
Jeffrey Epstein List
The Federal Government being corrupt.
FBI agent John Connolly crossed the line with mob boss Whitey Bulger
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Good Jesse Kelly Show. Let's have some fun on a Monday,
and wow, what a doozy of a Monday. If only
there were things to talk about. It's going to be
a huge Monday show. And I'm going to go ahead
and warn you right now what I'm about to say.
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We're about to have a very long talk and you
are probably going to be angry at me. Go ahead
and get the email ready to call me a bunch
of names that is coming almost undoubtedly, so get ready
for that. A reminder, it's not your mommy's show, it's
your daddy's show. We're gonna have a real honest discussion
like adults about this Epstein stuff, the Epstein report that's
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out there, and it's going to involve thinking. So Chris
may struggle, I'm sure you will do fine. We have
Metal of Honor Monday coming up an hour from now,
as we always do. Communists standing on dead by to
politic once again, Hollywood with yet another flop because they
couldn't control themselves, Communist teachers, all that and so much
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more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show.
Let's go ahead and talk. You and me, Let's talk
about this Epstein report. The report in case You've been
hiding under a rock dropped late last night. A DOJ
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source leaked to Axios at some worthless publication. It doesn't
matter that the FBI hasn't found any evidence of a
client list. They haven't found a client list, and they
haven't found evidence that Jeffrey Epstein was blackmailing people. Okay,
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that has set the world on fire on the right
and understandably. So if this has angered you, if you
blue a lid on this, I totally get it. You're angry.
I'm angry that powerful people never seem to be held
to account. You are angry. I am angry that the
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institutions we should be able to trust, DJ, FBI, CIA,
you name them always seem to be covering up for
powerful people while smashing little people. You are angry about that.
I am angry about that. And so when we wake
up and we open up Facebook or Twitter or wherever
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it may be, and we see the news that wait
a minute, so they're just gonna let him go. But
that's not necessarily what they said. We're gonna get to
that in a moment. You get mad, and I get mad,
But we are going to have a discussion about what
was said, what wasn't said, how things actually work. And
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I'm going to warn you once again that I may
very well make you angry with what we're about to
talk about. And so let's clarify a couple of things. First.
I've made people angry many times before. And you know,
the thing I do that makes people angrier than anything else,
it's not this. It's not when I yell and scream.
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It's not when I make a joke or say something
insensitive about people's race or religion or something like that.
It's not that at all. The thing I do that
makes people the most angry is I refuse to join
the mob. I have always been this way. As soon
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as everybody seems to be getting whipped up into a
frenzy about something, it creates an apprehension in me because
I've seen the idiocy, craziness, the evilness, the dishonesty, the
violence of mobs time and time again in my life.
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So when I look around and see everybody whipped up
into a frenzy, it's just my natural instinct. I pause
and I pull myself out of it. Wait, hold on,
let's dig through this. That is the thing that is
always up. Jesse, why aren't you panicking about COVID. Everybody's
gonna die? Email after email after email. When I came
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on here and I loudly criticize the Trump administration for
fifteen days to slow the spread, we got a thousand
emails that day. I must want old people to die.
You must hate Trump, Dah. I will not ever join
the mob. Now, right now, everybody and their brother, possibly you,
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They are screaming that pambondy Ca Patel, Dan Bongino are
covering up for Jeffrey Epstein, covering up for a powerful person. Now,
I'm not going to actually defend any of those people,
So I want you to listen as we have a
long discussion. Let's let the discussion begin now. First of all,
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let's get this out of the way. The people in
the Trump administration, like Pam Bondi, like Alina Haba and others,
they did over promise on things, trying to deliver the
goods to the magabase, trying to deliver the goods to
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you and to me. They did go on the news
a lot and say things like this.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
But in this case, in Epstein's case, it is incredibly disturbing.
We have flight logs, we have information, names that will
come out.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Is it going to be shocking?
Speaker 2 (06:01):
I don't see how it's not shocking that there were
so many individuals that were hidden and kept secret and
not been held accountable. Let's talk about the reverse. I
believe in accountability. So you have to now go through
your process. Now I won't say they're guilty until they
go through their time in court. But again, now it's
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time for accountability.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
We have it's time for accountability. We have information, we
have names, we have flight logs. You want to see that.
I want to see that. Let's pause on that for
a moment. Why haven't you seen that? Again? A lot
of the stuff's going to make you mads. I'm not
joining the mob. Why haven't you seen that? Well? Is
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it a criminal act to fly on somebody's private yet?
Is it? If somebody came to you today and said, hey, sure,
I've got this sweet private jet down at the airfield.
I am going to go to the Bahamas? I like you,
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We laugh, We have a good time. You want to
come down to the Bahamas with me? We'll go down
sip on some of my times, lay on the beach,
fly on my private jet? Did you commit a crime? Now, look,
I'm not defending the Bill Clinton's of the world into
the bill. I'm not, I'm not. But is flying on
Jeffrey Epstein's private jet a crime? Why do you think
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they haven't released the flight logs? Is everyone who flew
on the jet wasn't a criminal, didn't necessarily commit an
active crime. Many I'm sure did. Again, but when you
put that out there on the news, you have to
understand that that is going to create a frenzy in people.
They are going to want to see it. Okay, clearly
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there's a flight log. What is the flight log? In
the minds of most people, it's a list of the
crime the powerful criminals who were committing acts of crimes,
and therefore I want to see the list. But again,
it's your daddy's show, not your mommy's show. That's not true.
Just because you flew on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet, no
I never did. By the way, just because you flew
on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet does not make you a criminal.
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It does not. You may be a criminal, you may not.
People used to deal with al Capone who were totally
legitimate businessmen. It's not against the law to meet with
al capone. It's not not a crime. Okay, let's go
on to something else. Let's talk about the client list,
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because that's that's the one that's really got people angry today. Hey,
we haven't found evidence of a client list. Okay, I've
talked about this. You've talked about this. Now what image
do you have in your head? I'll tell you what
I have in my head. I bet you it's very
similar when you hear a Jeffrey Epstein client list. Here's
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what I picture. I picture a document. Maybe it's a notebook,
you know, an old school notebook you write things down.
Maybe it's on a computer, Microsoft Word, something like that.
And here are the list of names. These are the wealthy,
powerful men who I have sucked into my disgusting criminal world.
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This is the This is the list of names. And
right beside that list is a column of the crimes
they committed. It's a document that clearly reveals all of
the criminals and their criminal deeds. Now pause for a moment. Again,
let's set our emotions aside, and let's be adults for
a moment. Do you think that list exists? If you
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and me, if we decided to go down and rob
a bank. Let's say, let's say I decide I'm gonna
film the whole thing. I'm gonna record it, and we're successful.
We go down there. Hey, everybody put your hands on there.
We take a bunch of money out of the bank,
and I recorded all on my phone. We snap a
selfie on the way out. We'd look at our cash.
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Do you think you would want me to hang on
to that video or maybe we'll be better to get
rid of it. You really think there's just a list
with everybody's name and deeds on it. We're gonna have
a very long talk here in a moment. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, making
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everybody angry about the Epstein stuff. As we walk through
reality versus fake. We're not going to join the mob.
We're going to be adults. We're going to think about things.
There's a leak out there that there's no Epstein client list,
that there's no evidence that he was blackmailing powerful people. Okay,
so let's dig into that one. There there's no evidence
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that he was blackmamlely people That's what it said. There's
no evidence, all right. Well I touched on that before
we went into the break. No evidence. What do criminals
do with evidence? They destroy it. Let me ask you something,
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do you remember Do you remember when I came on
here in March and I started screaming about not just
the shooting down of Matt Gates as AG, but the
unbelievable delay in Cash Betel's nomination, Pam Bonni's nomination. Remember,
remember Donald Trump, fresh after an election, an incredibly popular
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moment for him. He was getting every one of his
nominees through, even ones that were completely outside of the norm,
completely outside of the norm, the rfks of the world,
Pete Haig Seth, but he would. I love all those picks,
by the way, But they were all getting through the system.
The Republicans in the House, in the Senate, everybody seemed
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to be getting behind Trump. Whatever nominee he wants, that's
what nominee he gets. He's the president, he won the election,
he gets who he wants. Except for one. What was
the one? Matt Gates for Attorney General? And Matt Gates
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was the first one, the first name Donald Trump put out.
So when Donald Trump was at maximum popularity. We are
fresh off the election. You could still smell it at
that point in time. It is the ultimate honeymoon phase.
He puts forward Matt Gates and the system said, oh,
no way, not a chance. Okay. Combine that with what
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I said back here in March. Trump was sworn in
on January twentieth. But there were some you know what, No, Chris,
I want to do that clip that you there's two
of these. Here's my original clip. Go ahead, Chris. Almost
universally great military commanders believed in speed. Genghis Khan was
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infamous for this. Genghis Khan would just show up outside
of your city. You had heard he was coming yesterday,
and people don't move that quickly, right, But Genghis Khan
knew I have to go quickly. It helps me, it
hurts them. Julius Caesar was infamous for this. All the
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writings still talk about it to this day. Famous for
did I already say Alexander the Great he might be
the most famous one for this. He drove the Persians insane.
They brought these huge armies out. But wait a minute,
he's fighting usk here. He's not supposed to be here yet.
Why how is he speed? Speed matters in life and
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it most definitely matters in competition. And I'm very, very
very frustrated right now with the Senate GOP at the
speed with which these confirmations are coming down. Why do
I not have Attorney General Pam Bondi yet? Why do
I not have Secretary of Defense Pete hag Seth. Yet?
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By the grace of God, we got John Ratcliffe CIA
in today. But it's still January twenty third, It's Thursday.
It's been four days. We have heard from how many
people and how many different reports have I brought you
about what is happening inside the walls of the federal government.
Our federal government is a corrupt, criminal enterprise occupied by
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communists from top to bottom, communists who have waged war
on you for the last ten fifteen years. And those
communists are digging in. They are shredding papers, they are
changing titles, they are deleting emails, They are doing everything
they can do to burrow themselves into the government as
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deep and fast as they can before the reformers can
get there. The ditches are getting deeper, the booby traps
are getting deadlier. Why was Attorney General Pambondie not confirmed
thirty five seconds after Donald Trump was sworn into office.
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Why is the GOP Senate so weak and pathetic at best,
at worst complicit and the destruction of this country? Where
is John Thune? Where are these leaders? On January twentieth,
the day Donald Trump was sworn in, it should have
been vote heckxath yes, vote Bondy, Yes, vote RFK yes,
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vote rack of this. They could have been boom boom, boom,
boom boom. We've got them lined up. Every fifteen minutes,
it's vote time. Let's go baby, get them in there.
But no, every single day the com mean it's in
the government who are still very much still in the
government are digging in and the fortifications are getting deeper
and wider and more difficult to overcome, and they are
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moving quickly. What did you think the government was doing.
Let's say, let's let's say, let's just for the sake
of argument, say they had a client list, videotapes, pictures,
the works, and let's say they were involved in all
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that stuff. And they both definitely were involved. We'll get
to that in a moment. It is the Jesse Kelly show.
What a wonderful Monday member, you can email the show
all your hate because I'm not joining the rage mob.
You can email love, hate, death threats, whatever you'd like.
Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. And Chris, don't you
ever insult Neil Diamond again. That's a great song. Neil
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Diamond has great tunes. Is he still alive? Is he Jewish?
I think he's Jewish? Right, what, Chris? I thought you
would stick together. I think he's Jewish man. Dude, He's great, dude.
Nevil Diamond's great anyway. Just because Jewish producer Chris has
no taste in music, we're not going to let him
distract us from talking about the Epstein client list, FBIDJCII,
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government stuff and yes, Medal of Honor Monday is coming
up a half hour from now. So let's talk about
this because remember, I'll play you one more flashback and
then we'll dig into this. Remember remember when I said this.
Trump was sworn in on January twentieth, but there were
some specific nominations that kept getting kicked down the road.
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And you remember what I screamed about during that rant
that speed matters. The reason you need to move fast
is so you can wrong foot the enemy. The reason
you don't want to delay is because every day you delay,
it's a day the enemy's trenches get deeper, his walls
get higher. And I'm looking at an Arti here from
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February sixth. This is from ABC News. Committee vote on
Cash Patel's nomination to be FBI director is delayed after
Democrats object. Why because maybe you're sitting there saying, well,
they're Democrats, they're going to lock shields, They're going to object. Yes,
Democrats opposed pretty much every one of Trump's nominees almost universally,
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with the exception of Rubio. Democrats voted against almost all
of them, but they didn't delay them. But Cash Patel
head of the FBI, it really took a while. Tell
you what pause on that. We'll come back to it.
Pam Bondi, she was one of the last ones as well,
And in fact, Pam Bondi was choice number two. Donald
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Trump's first choice to be Attorney General was Matt Gates.
Think about the GOP senators and how they reacted to
other Trump nominees. They tried to raise a stink about
Heig's I think got smacked around for it. But other
than that, they confirmed all of them. RFK confirmed them all.
Yet Matt Gates Attorney general, he was a bridge so
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far that they couldn't whip the votes for him and
dumped him in a couple days. Then they went with
Option B Pam Bondi and kept her to the end. Okay,
now let's go back to the Cash Battel thing. Donald
Trump was sworn in on January twentieth. Sixteen days after that,
the Senate Democrats came out and they announced cash ooh,
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we're delaying him. But again I ask you why they
weren't going to stop him, even when they were asking
the hard questions about this or that or the book
he wrote. There was never even the tiniest bit of
movement in the Senate GOP indicating the GOP was going
to vote against Cash Battel. Cash Battel becoming FBI director
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was never, ever, ever in doubt. He had, as far
as I can tell, universal GOP support in the Senate.
So why delay him? Why is it that the head
of the FBI you want to wait as long as
humanly possible before he takes over. What do you think
the communists were doing with these delays? I warned you
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back in January. I think it was three days after
Trump's nomination. I was on the radio screaming, this is
as close as I got to screaming, screaming, this is
too slow. Why because I knew exactly what the communists
were doing the day after election night, Election nights on
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a Tuesday, the first Tuesday in November, Wednesday. I promise
you the Secret Police Agency was making preparations. That was
me back in March. Do you remember speaking of the
Epstein stuff when Pam BONDI remember she's Attorney General, top
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law enforcement officer in the United States of America. FBI
very much works for her under her, Remember when she said, hey,
New York FBI, give me those Epstein files. Now. I
promised them for the people.
Speaker 3 (21:20):
Remember how that was the source told me New York
SD and Y. They're sitting on thousands of pages of
documents regarding Epstein, thousands, thousands, and of course you've seen
the very strong letter. We will get everything, we will
have it in our possession. We will redact it, of course,
to protect grand jury information.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
They stonewalled the Attorney General to the point the head
of the New York FBI office had to be relieved
of duty. They forced him to retire early because the
Attorney General, his boss, said give me your Epstein file,
and he said, hmm, man, I'd love to, but I
guess I'm golfing today. Here's another very interesting article. Maybe
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you haven't heard this story before. It's from quite some
time ago, but the headline is FBI is demanded to
release hundreds of missing, missing stay with me Jeffrey Epstein documents,
including tape, CDs, passports, pictures, so on and so forth.
But this is such an interesting part of the article.
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You have to go several pages, several paragraphs down. But
here's a quote FBI agent. By the way, just to
set this up, this is in Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan home.
He had a really nice, fancy townhouse in Manhattan, New
York City. Okay, FBI gets a warrant, they go in.
Listen to this from the article. FBI agent Kelly Maguire
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testified her team located the items within a safe in
a property, but did not have a warrant to remove them.
When the FBI agent returned, the items were reportedly missing.
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If you'd like to see what those items looked like,
the picture is actually available online. You can go look
at it. It's a big drawer full of DVDs and things.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation executed a search warrant on
Jeffrey Epstein's home in New York. Upon discovering a treasure
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trove of information, they said, hey, hmm, I guess we
can't take that. They left. They notified Epstein's people, who
went and cleaned out the drawer before the FBI could
come back. Have you ever heard of John Connolly not
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namering any bells? I guarantee you that you know what's
amazing about this. I guarantee you everybody listening to me
on wa RKO Boston has heard of that name, and
probably nobody else in the country. But John Connolly, who
was John Connolly? John Connolly was an FBI agent. He
came up in Boston. Why is he important? Well, he
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ended up going to prison. Why what did he do? Well?
In John Connolly's childhood, he got to know somebody in
his neighborhood. Tough kid, boxer, kind of a criminal. Somebody
you've heard of before, somebody by the name of Whitey Bulger.
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Whitey Bulger was famously the Boston area crime Boss of Bosses.
Quick note pause on this speaking of w RKO, if
this story at all interests you, and I'm not going
to go into a big Whitey Bulger thing, how we
car great legendary radio host, How We Care. He did
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an amazing podcast on this entire story called Dirty Rats.
It's all about Whitey Bolger and John Connolly and all that.
So if you'd like more on this story, Dirty Rats
is the name of the podcast. Great podcast I geeked
out on. Anyway back to it. John Connolly, he got
to know Whatddy Bulger as a child. They chose different paths.
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To put it mildly, John Connolly joined the FBI. Weddy Boulger,
he chose to become a criminal, a prominent criminal. We'll
pick up that tale in just the moment before we
get to that. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
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hate mail. All right, back to our little story here,
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John Connolly worked for the FBI, somebody who knew from
childhood Whitey Bulger, chose a different path, chose to become
essentially a mob boss, a crime lord. This is all
in Boston, the Boston area. They figured out an arrangement
that worked well for them. The arrangement was this Whitey
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Bulger being as how he's a crime lord. He knows
where all the bodies are buried, he knows who the
players are, he knows the structure of the different criminal
elements in the area. He has a wealth of information
that he can hand to John Connolly. John Connolly is
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aspirational as most people are, certainly young men, no matter
what field they're in. John Conley at the FBI wants
to be promoted, wants to make a name for himself,
become a great crime fighter. What a gold mine it
would be to have somebody handing you information on criminals.
Think about how many people you could boss. Think how
good you would look to your boss. Promotions The works
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by Whitey Bulger is not going to do that for free.
He's not only a criminal, he's a human being, give
and take. Whitey Bulger wanted protection from his crimes. For
his crimes, John Connolly came to an arrangement with Whitey Bulger.
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In arrangement, John Conley ended up going to prison over
John Conley would protect his source, his asset. In exchange,
Whitey Bulger would give him information. This is not a
story about John Conley in particular. It's actually not even
a story about just the FBI. This is FBI, CIA,
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local police forces, enforcement agencies, intelligence agencies. When they have
somebody feeding them information, they take unbelievable steps to protect
that person from prosecution, from getting in trouble. If you believe,
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as I do, that Jeffrey Epstein was working with the government,
probably CIA, maybe FBI. But I will tell you really
sharp people like Mike Bens insist it's the CIA. They
insist he's been CIA since nineteen eighties. But it doesn't
matter the government agency. Then you obviously know that whatever
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government agency was working with Jeffrey Epstein was also at
the same time protecting Jeffrey Epstein. He was providing things.
They were in exchange providing him with things that would
of course include protection Pambondy. And you know I've criticized
Pambondi and I will continue to do so. It's not
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like I'm some Pam Bondi fan at all. Pam Bondy
is taking all kinds of heat today because of this
leak that there's what do you mean there's no client list?
What do you mean there's no evidence. Peter Doocey's asking
her about it, according to the report, Sorry, he's asking
Caroline Levitt about it.
Speaker 4 (29:19):
According to the report, this systematic review revealed no incriminating
client list. So what happened to the Epstein client list
that the Attorney General said she had on her desk?
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Well, I think if you go back and look at
what the Attorney General said in that interview, which was
on your network on Fox News, go ahead, and.
Speaker 4 (29:39):
Roberts said, DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey
Epstein's clients.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
Will that really happen?
Speaker 4 (29:44):
And she said, it's sitting on my desk right now.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
This is that interview. The DOJ may be releasing the
list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Well that really happened.
Speaker 3 (29:54):
It's sitting on my desk right now.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
To review what was actually sitting on. She didn't use
the word list. He used the word list. All the
information that was given to her by the FBI, all
the information that was given to her by the FBI.
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That does not mean that's all the information the FBI
possessed or ever possessed. We know the FBI left critical
criminal pieces of information in Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse to be
hoovered up by Jeffrey Epstein's people to protect him. We
know that we know law enforcement agencies will cover up
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for criminals to protect them from prosecution. We know that
we know all these things. This was not an hour
long rant to defend Pam Bondi or cash matel or
any of those things. You are well aware of my
stance that the FBI should cease to exist. This is
me telling you maybe there is no client list. Maybe
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if there ever was a client list, it got deleted, shredded,
covered up long ago. If the FBI, CIA, any of
these organizations were complicit in crimes in order to avoid
public scrutiny, in order to avoid the wrath of Congress
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Donald Trump, do you think they wouldn't destroy the evidence.
I don't cheer for this I'm not celebrating anything. I'm
telling you right now. I bet you they destroyed anything
that could have made them look bad. That's what criminals do.
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Criminals destroy evidence. You know, we talk about the mafia
all the time. The Mafia kills you know that, and
sure they kill people for business reasons, there's no question.
But what's one of the main driving factors for the
mafia killing people? Find somebody with a bunch of shots
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in the back of his head, Well, that human being
is a witness, has information inside of their head that
could send people to prison. So you eliminate that evidence,
you get rid of it. What is the largest criminal
organization on planet Earth? The United States Government? Agencies inside
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of the government FBI CIA are the worst criminal organizations
on the planet. Did you think they had an FBI CIA?
Jeffrey Epstein list of clients and their crimes sitting in
a Microsoft Excel document waiting for cash Betel to find it.
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and wow, what a doozy of a Monday. If only
there were things to talk about. It's going to be
a huge Monday show. And I'm going to go ahead
and warn you right now what I'm about to say.
(00:25):
We're about to have a very long talk and you
are probably going to be angry at me. Go ahead
and get the email ready to call me a bunch
of names that is coming almost undoubtedly, so get ready
for that. A reminder, it's not your mommy's show, it's
your daddy's show. We're gonna have a real honest discussion
like adults about this Epstein stuff, the Epstein report that's
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out there, and it's going to involve thinking. So Chris
may struggle, I'm sure you will do fine. We have
Metal of Honor Monday coming up an hour from now,
as we always do. Communists standing on dead by to
politic once again, Hollywood with yet another flop because they
couldn't control themselves, Communist teachers, all that and so much
(01:09):
more coming up tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly's Show.
Let's go ahead and talk. You and me, Let's talk
about this Epstein report. The report in case You've been
hiding under a rock dropped late last night. A DOJ
(01:35):
source leaked to Axios at some worthless publication. It doesn't
matter that the FBI hasn't found any evidence of a
client list. They haven't found a client list, and they
haven't found evidence that Jeffrey Epstein was blackmailing people. Okay,
(01:58):
that has set the world on fire on the right
and understandably. So if this has angered you, if you
blue a lid on this, I totally get it. You're angry.
I'm angry that powerful people never seem to be held
to account. You are angry. I am angry that the
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institutions we should be able to trust, DJ, FBI, CIA,
you name them always seem to be covering up for
powerful people while smashing little people. You are angry about that.
I am angry about that. And so when we wake
up and we open up Facebook or Twitter or wherever
(02:40):
it may be, and we see the news that wait
a minute, so they're just gonna let him go. But
that's not necessarily what they said. We're gonna get to
that in a moment. You get mad, and I get mad,
But we are going to have a discussion about what
was said, what wasn't said, how things actually work. And
(03:04):
I'm going to warn you once again that I may
very well make you angry with what we're about to
talk about. And so let's clarify a couple of things. First.
I've made people angry many times before. And you know,
the thing I do that makes people angrier than anything else,
it's not this. It's not when I yell and scream.
(03:27):
It's not when I make a joke or say something
insensitive about people's race or religion or something like that.
It's not that at all. The thing I do that
makes people the most angry is I refuse to join
the mob. I have always been this way. As soon
(03:47):
as everybody seems to be getting whipped up into a
frenzy about something, it creates an apprehension in me because
I've seen the idiocy, craziness, the evilness, the dishonesty, the
violence of mobs time and time again in my life.
(04:07):
So when I look around and see everybody whipped up
into a frenzy, it's just my natural instinct. I pause
and I pull myself out of it. Wait, hold on,
let's dig through this. That is the thing that is
always up. Jesse, why aren't you panicking about COVID. Everybody's
gonna die? Email after email after email. When I came
(04:31):
on here and I loudly criticize the Trump administration for
fifteen days to slow the spread, we got a thousand
emails that day. I must want old people to die.
You must hate Trump, Dah. I will not ever join
the mob. Now, right now, everybody and their brother, possibly you,
(04:56):
They are screaming that pambondy Ca Patel, Dan Bongino are
covering up for Jeffrey Epstein, covering up for a powerful person. Now,
I'm not going to actually defend any of those people,
So I want you to listen as we have a
long discussion. Let's let the discussion begin now. First of all,
(05:22):
let's get this out of the way. The people in
the Trump administration, like Pam Bondi, like Alina Haba and others,
they did over promise on things, trying to deliver the
goods to the magabase, trying to deliver the goods to
(05:42):
you and to me. They did go on the news
a lot and say things like this.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
But in this case, in Epstein's case, it is incredibly disturbing.
We have flight logs, we have information, names that will
come out.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Is it going to be shocking?
Speaker 2 (06:01):
I don't see how it's not shocking that there were
so many individuals that were hidden and kept secret and
not been held accountable. Let's talk about the reverse. I
believe in accountability. So you have to now go through
your process. Now I won't say they're guilty until they
go through their time in court. But again, now it's
(06:24):
time for accountability.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
We have it's time for accountability. We have information, we
have names, we have flight logs. You want to see that.
I want to see that. Let's pause on that for
a moment. Why haven't you seen that? Again? A lot
of the stuff's going to make you mads. I'm not
joining the mob. Why haven't you seen that? Well? Is
(06:47):
it a criminal act to fly on somebody's private yet?
Is it? If somebody came to you today and said, hey, sure,
I've got this sweet private jet down at the airfield.
I am going to go to the Bahamas? I like you,
(07:09):
We laugh, We have a good time. You want to
come down to the Bahamas with me? We'll go down
sip on some of my times, lay on the beach,
fly on my private jet? Did you commit a crime? Now, look,
I'm not defending the Bill Clinton's of the world into
the bill. I'm not, I'm not. But is flying on
Jeffrey Epstein's private jet a crime? Why do you think
(07:33):
they haven't released the flight logs? Is everyone who flew
on the jet wasn't a criminal, didn't necessarily commit an
active crime. Many I'm sure did. Again, but when you
put that out there on the news, you have to
understand that that is going to create a frenzy in people.
They are going to want to see it. Okay, clearly
(07:55):
there's a flight log. What is the flight log? In
the minds of most people, it's a list of the
crime the powerful criminals who were committing acts of crimes,
and therefore I want to see the list. But again,
it's your daddy's show, not your mommy's show. That's not true.
Just because you flew on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet, no
I never did. By the way, just because you flew
on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet does not make you a criminal.
(08:17):
It does not. You may be a criminal, you may not.
People used to deal with al Capone who were totally
legitimate businessmen. It's not against the law to meet with
al capone. It's not not a crime. Okay, let's go
on to something else. Let's talk about the client list,
(08:38):
because that's that's the one that's really got people angry today. Hey,
we haven't found evidence of a client list. Okay, I've
talked about this. You've talked about this. Now what image
do you have in your head? I'll tell you what
I have in my head. I bet you it's very
similar when you hear a Jeffrey Epstein client list. Here's
(08:59):
what I picture. I picture a document. Maybe it's a notebook,
you know, an old school notebook you write things down.
Maybe it's on a computer, Microsoft Word, something like that.
And here are the list of names. These are the wealthy,
powerful men who I have sucked into my disgusting criminal world.
(09:22):
This is the This is the list of names. And
right beside that list is a column of the crimes
they committed. It's a document that clearly reveals all of
the criminals and their criminal deeds. Now pause for a moment. Again,
let's set our emotions aside, and let's be adults for
a moment. Do you think that list exists? If you
(09:50):
and me, if we decided to go down and rob
a bank. Let's say, let's say I decide I'm gonna
film the whole thing. I'm gonna record it, and we're successful.
We go down there. Hey, everybody put your hands on there.
We take a bunch of money out of the bank,
and I recorded all on my phone. We snap a
selfie on the way out. We'd look at our cash.
(10:13):
Do you think you would want me to hang on
to that video or maybe we'll be better to get
rid of it. You really think there's just a list
with everybody's name and deeds on it. We're gonna have
a very long talk here in a moment. It is
the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Monday, making
(10:35):
everybody angry about the Epstein stuff. As we walk through
reality versus fake. We're not going to join the mob.
We're going to be adults. We're going to think about things.
There's a leak out there that there's no Epstein client list,
that there's no evidence that he was blackmailing powerful people. Okay,
so let's dig into that one. There there's no evidence
(10:59):
that he was blackmamlely people That's what it said. There's
no evidence, all right. Well I touched on that before
we went into the break. No evidence. What do criminals
do with evidence? They destroy it. Let me ask you something,
(11:20):
do you remember Do you remember when I came on
here in March and I started screaming about not just
the shooting down of Matt Gates as AG, but the
unbelievable delay in Cash Betel's nomination, Pam Bonni's nomination. Remember,
remember Donald Trump, fresh after an election, an incredibly popular
(11:45):
moment for him. He was getting every one of his
nominees through, even ones that were completely outside of the norm,
completely outside of the norm, the rfks of the world,
Pete Haig Seth, but he would. I love all those picks,
by the way, But they were all getting through the system.
The Republicans in the House, in the Senate, everybody seemed
(12:10):
to be getting behind Trump. Whatever nominee he wants, that's
what nominee he gets. He's the president, he won the election,
he gets who he wants. Except for one. What was
the one? Matt Gates for Attorney General? And Matt Gates
(12:30):
was the first one, the first name Donald Trump put out.
So when Donald Trump was at maximum popularity. We are
fresh off the election. You could still smell it at
that point in time. It is the ultimate honeymoon phase.
He puts forward Matt Gates and the system said, oh,
no way, not a chance. Okay. Combine that with what
(12:54):
I said back here in March. Trump was sworn in
on January twentieth. But there were some you know what, No, Chris,
I want to do that clip that you there's two
of these. Here's my original clip. Go ahead, Chris. Almost
universally great military commanders believed in speed. Genghis Khan was
(13:18):
infamous for this. Genghis Khan would just show up outside
of your city. You had heard he was coming yesterday,
and people don't move that quickly, right, But Genghis Khan
knew I have to go quickly. It helps me, it
hurts them. Julius Caesar was infamous for this. All the
(13:40):
writings still talk about it to this day. Famous for
did I already say Alexander the Great he might be
the most famous one for this. He drove the Persians insane.
They brought these huge armies out. But wait a minute,
he's fighting usk here. He's not supposed to be here yet.
Why how is he speed? Speed matters in life and
(14:02):
it most definitely matters in competition. And I'm very, very
very frustrated right now with the Senate GOP at the
speed with which these confirmations are coming down. Why do
I not have Attorney General Pam Bondi yet? Why do
I not have Secretary of Defense Pete hag Seth. Yet?
(14:22):
By the grace of God, we got John Ratcliffe CIA
in today. But it's still January twenty third, It's Thursday.
It's been four days. We have heard from how many
people and how many different reports have I brought you
about what is happening inside the walls of the federal government.
Our federal government is a corrupt, criminal enterprise occupied by
(14:43):
communists from top to bottom, communists who have waged war
on you for the last ten fifteen years. And those
communists are digging in. They are shredding papers, they are
changing titles, they are deleting emails, They are doing everything
they can do to burrow themselves into the government as
(15:05):
deep and fast as they can before the reformers can
get there. The ditches are getting deeper, the booby traps
are getting deadlier. Why was Attorney General Pambondie not confirmed
thirty five seconds after Donald Trump was sworn into office.
(15:26):
Why is the GOP Senate so weak and pathetic at best,
at worst complicit and the destruction of this country? Where
is John Thune? Where are these leaders? On January twentieth,
the day Donald Trump was sworn in, it should have
been vote heckxath yes, vote Bondy, Yes, vote RFK yes,
(15:48):
vote rack of this. They could have been boom boom, boom,
boom boom. We've got them lined up. Every fifteen minutes,
it's vote time. Let's go baby, get them in there.
But no, every single day the com mean it's in
the government who are still very much still in the
government are digging in and the fortifications are getting deeper
and wider and more difficult to overcome, and they are
(16:11):
moving quickly. What did you think the government was doing.
Let's say, let's let's say, let's just for the sake
of argument, say they had a client list, videotapes, pictures,
the works, and let's say they were involved in all
(16:33):
that stuff. And they both definitely were involved. We'll get
to that in a moment. It is the Jesse Kelly show.
What a wonderful Monday member, you can email the show
all your hate because I'm not joining the rage mob.
You can email love, hate, death threats, whatever you'd like.
Jesse at jesse kellyshow dot com. And Chris, don't you
ever insult Neil Diamond again. That's a great song. Neil
(16:55):
Diamond has great tunes. Is he still alive? Is he Jewish?
I think he's Jewish? Right, what, Chris? I thought you
would stick together. I think he's Jewish man. Dude, He's great, dude.
Nevil Diamond's great anyway. Just because Jewish producer Chris has
no taste in music, we're not going to let him
distract us from talking about the Epstein client list, FBIDJCII,
(17:15):
government stuff and yes, Medal of Honor Monday is coming
up a half hour from now. So let's talk about
this because remember, I'll play you one more flashback and
then we'll dig into this. Remember remember when I said this.
Trump was sworn in on January twentieth, but there were
some specific nominations that kept getting kicked down the road.
(17:38):
And you remember what I screamed about during that rant
that speed matters. The reason you need to move fast
is so you can wrong foot the enemy. The reason
you don't want to delay is because every day you delay,
it's a day the enemy's trenches get deeper, his walls
get higher. And I'm looking at an Arti here from
(18:01):
February sixth. This is from ABC News. Committee vote on
Cash Patel's nomination to be FBI director is delayed after
Democrats object. Why because maybe you're sitting there saying, well,
they're Democrats, they're going to lock shields, They're going to object. Yes,
Democrats opposed pretty much every one of Trump's nominees almost universally,
(18:26):
with the exception of Rubio. Democrats voted against almost all
of them, but they didn't delay them. But Cash Patel
head of the FBI, it really took a while. Tell
you what pause on that. We'll come back to it.
Pam Bondi, she was one of the last ones as well,
And in fact, Pam Bondi was choice number two. Donald
(18:48):
Trump's first choice to be Attorney General was Matt Gates.
Think about the GOP senators and how they reacted to
other Trump nominees. They tried to raise a stink about
Heig's I think got smacked around for it. But other
than that, they confirmed all of them. RFK confirmed them all.
Yet Matt Gates Attorney general, he was a bridge so
(19:11):
far that they couldn't whip the votes for him and
dumped him in a couple days. Then they went with
Option B Pam Bondi and kept her to the end. Okay,
now let's go back to the Cash Battel thing. Donald
Trump was sworn in on January twentieth. Sixteen days after that,
the Senate Democrats came out and they announced cash ooh,
(19:33):
we're delaying him. But again I ask you why they
weren't going to stop him, even when they were asking
the hard questions about this or that or the book
he wrote. There was never even the tiniest bit of
movement in the Senate GOP indicating the GOP was going
to vote against Cash Battel. Cash Battel becoming FBI director
(19:56):
was never, ever, ever in doubt. He had, as far
as I can tell, universal GOP support in the Senate.
So why delay him? Why is it that the head
of the FBI you want to wait as long as
humanly possible before he takes over. What do you think
the communists were doing with these delays? I warned you
(20:19):
back in January. I think it was three days after
Trump's nomination. I was on the radio screaming, this is
as close as I got to screaming, screaming, this is
too slow. Why because I knew exactly what the communists
were doing the day after election night, Election nights on
(20:41):
a Tuesday, the first Tuesday in November, Wednesday. I promise
you the Secret Police Agency was making preparations. That was
me back in March. Do you remember speaking of the
Epstein stuff when Pam BONDI remember she's Attorney General, top
(21:02):
law enforcement officer in the United States of America. FBI
very much works for her under her, Remember when she said, hey,
New York FBI, give me those Epstein files. Now. I
promised them for the people.
Speaker 3 (21:20):
Remember how that was the source told me New York
SD and Y. They're sitting on thousands of pages of
documents regarding Epstein, thousands, thousands, and of course you've seen
the very strong letter. We will get everything, we will
have it in our possession. We will redact it, of course,
to protect grand jury information.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
They stonewalled the Attorney General to the point the head
of the New York FBI office had to be relieved
of duty. They forced him to retire early because the
Attorney General, his boss, said give me your Epstein file,
and he said, hmm, man, I'd love to, but I
guess I'm golfing today. Here's another very interesting article. Maybe
(22:09):
you haven't heard this story before. It's from quite some
time ago, but the headline is FBI is demanded to
release hundreds of missing, missing stay with me Jeffrey Epstein documents,
including tape, CDs, passports, pictures, so on and so forth.
But this is such an interesting part of the article.
(22:29):
You have to go several pages, several paragraphs down. But
here's a quote FBI agent. By the way, just to
set this up, this is in Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan home.
He had a really nice, fancy townhouse in Manhattan, New
York City. Okay, FBI gets a warrant, they go in.
Listen to this from the article. FBI agent Kelly Maguire
(22:53):
testified her team located the items within a safe in
a property, but did not have a warrant to remove them.
When the FBI agent returned, the items were reportedly missing.
(23:13):
If you'd like to see what those items looked like,
the picture is actually available online. You can go look
at it. It's a big drawer full of DVDs and things.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation executed a search warrant on
Jeffrey Epstein's home in New York. Upon discovering a treasure
(23:33):
trove of information, they said, hey, hmm, I guess we
can't take that. They left. They notified Epstein's people, who
went and cleaned out the drawer before the FBI could
come back. Have you ever heard of John Connolly not
(23:53):
namering any bells? I guarantee you that you know what's
amazing about this. I guarantee you everybody listening to me
on wa RKO Boston has heard of that name, and
probably nobody else in the country. But John Connolly, who
was John Connolly? John Connolly was an FBI agent. He
came up in Boston. Why is he important? Well, he
(24:17):
ended up going to prison. Why what did he do? Well?
In John Connolly's childhood, he got to know somebody in
his neighborhood. Tough kid, boxer, kind of a criminal. Somebody
you've heard of before, somebody by the name of Whitey Bulger.
(24:38):
Whitey Bulger was famously the Boston area crime Boss of Bosses.
Quick note pause on this speaking of w RKO, if
this story at all interests you, and I'm not going
to go into a big Whitey Bulger thing, how we
car great legendary radio host, How We Care. He did
(25:02):
an amazing podcast on this entire story called Dirty Rats.
It's all about Whitey Bolger and John Connolly and all that.
So if you'd like more on this story, Dirty Rats
is the name of the podcast. Great podcast I geeked
out on. Anyway back to it. John Connolly, he got
to know Whatddy Bulger as a child. They chose different paths.
(25:24):
To put it mildly, John Connolly joined the FBI. Weddy Boulger,
he chose to become a criminal, a prominent criminal. We'll
pick up that tale in just the moment before we
get to that. It is the Jesse Kelly Show on
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(25:44):
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amazing wus W four. They're welcoming the Jesse Kelly show
family and I apologize ahead of time for all the
hate mail. All right, back to our little story here,
(26:09):
John Connolly worked for the FBI, somebody who knew from
childhood Whitey Bulger, chose a different path, chose to become
essentially a mob boss, a crime lord. This is all
in Boston, the Boston area. They figured out an arrangement
that worked well for them. The arrangement was this Whitey
(26:29):
Bulger being as how he's a crime lord. He knows
where all the bodies are buried, he knows who the
players are, he knows the structure of the different criminal
elements in the area. He has a wealth of information
that he can hand to John Connolly. John Connolly is
(26:49):
aspirational as most people are, certainly young men, no matter
what field they're in. John Conley at the FBI wants
to be promoted, wants to make a name for himself,
become a great crime fighter. What a gold mine it
would be to have somebody handing you information on criminals.
Think about how many people you could boss. Think how
good you would look to your boss. Promotions The works
(27:11):
by Whitey Bulger is not going to do that for free.
He's not only a criminal, he's a human being, give
and take. Whitey Bulger wanted protection from his crimes. For
his crimes, John Connolly came to an arrangement with Whitey Bulger.
(27:36):
In arrangement, John Conley ended up going to prison over
John Conley would protect his source, his asset. In exchange,
Whitey Bulger would give him information. This is not a
story about John Conley in particular. It's actually not even
a story about just the FBI. This is FBI, CIA,
(27:57):
local police forces, enforcement agencies, intelligence agencies. When they have
somebody feeding them information, they take unbelievable steps to protect
that person from prosecution, from getting in trouble. If you believe,
(28:18):
as I do, that Jeffrey Epstein was working with the government,
probably CIA, maybe FBI. But I will tell you really
sharp people like Mike Bens insist it's the CIA. They
insist he's been CIA since nineteen eighties. But it doesn't
matter the government agency. Then you obviously know that whatever
(28:38):
government agency was working with Jeffrey Epstein was also at
the same time protecting Jeffrey Epstein. He was providing things.
They were in exchange providing him with things that would
of course include protection Pambondy. And you know I've criticized
Pambondi and I will continue to do so. It's not
(29:00):
like I'm some Pam Bondi fan at all. Pam Bondy
is taking all kinds of heat today because of this
leak that there's what do you mean there's no client list?
What do you mean there's no evidence. Peter Doocey's asking
her about it, according to the report, Sorry, he's asking
Caroline Levitt about it.
Speaker 4 (29:19):
According to the report, this systematic review revealed no incriminating
client list. So what happened to the Epstein client list
that the Attorney General said she had on her desk?
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Well, I think if you go back and look at
what the Attorney General said in that interview, which was
on your network on Fox News, go ahead, and.
Speaker 4 (29:39):
Roberts said, DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey
Epstein's clients.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
Will that really happen?
Speaker 4 (29:44):
And she said, it's sitting on my desk right now.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
This is that interview. The DOJ may be releasing the
list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Well that really happened.
Speaker 3 (29:54):
It's sitting on my desk right now.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
To review what was actually sitting on. She didn't use
the word list. He used the word list. All the
information that was given to her by the FBI, all
the information that was given to her by the FBI.
(30:17):
That does not mean that's all the information the FBI
possessed or ever possessed. We know the FBI left critical
criminal pieces of information in Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse to be
hoovered up by Jeffrey Epstein's people to protect him. We
know that we know law enforcement agencies will cover up
(30:41):
for criminals to protect them from prosecution. We know that
we know all these things. This was not an hour
long rant to defend Pam Bondi or cash matel or
any of those things. You are well aware of my
stance that the FBI should cease to exist. This is
me telling you maybe there is no client list. Maybe
(31:09):
if there ever was a client list, it got deleted, shredded,
covered up long ago. If the FBI, CIA, any of
these organizations were complicit in crimes in order to avoid
public scrutiny, in order to avoid the wrath of Congress
(31:31):
Donald Trump, do you think they wouldn't destroy the evidence.
I don't cheer for this I'm not celebrating anything. I'm
telling you right now. I bet you they destroyed anything
that could have made them look bad. That's what criminals do.
(31:51):
Criminals destroy evidence. You know, we talk about the mafia
all the time. The Mafia kills you know that, and
sure they kill people for business reasons, there's no question.
But what's one of the main driving factors for the
mafia killing people? Find somebody with a bunch of shots
(32:12):
in the back of his head, Well, that human being
is a witness, has information inside of their head that
could send people to prison. So you eliminate that evidence,
you get rid of it. What is the largest criminal
organization on planet Earth? The United States Government? Agencies inside
(32:35):
of the government FBI CIA are the worst criminal organizations
on the planet. Did you think they had an FBI CIA?
Jeffrey Epstein list of clients and their crimes sitting in
a Microsoft Excel document waiting for cash Betel to find it.
(32:56):
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