May 7, 2025 • 13 mins
President Trump promised to release the Epstein files. Since then AG Pam Bondi has been promising a public disclosure of the files. Yet they still remain sealed and in the hands of bureaucratic agencies. The FBI is holding them to dedact sensitive material. The DOJ has denied to asnwer a FOIA request and are in violation. In the meantime the public is becoming more skeptical.
What are the files hiding? Will they reveal high profile Elite that don't want to be found out? Are the agencies protecting the abusers? I share my suspicions.
What are the files hiding? Will they reveal high profile Elite that don't want to be found out? Are the agencies protecting the abusers? I share my suspicions.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Wake Up Radio Network.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
A rational voice in a world of conspiracy.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
Jim Duke Perspective.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Welcome to another episode of Jim Duke Perspective. And as
I said, we are kind of in limbo.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
Right now, limbo mode.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
I'm recording these pre recorded ahead of time because my
studio is moving and I'm doing construction on it, so
I will kind of be in hiatus a little bit
with being in the studio. My co host Darren won't
be with us right now. But today we're going to
(00:39):
dive into the highly anticipated release of the Epstein files.
As of this date, they have not released it, but
we're going to examine the headlines and the deeper implications
of this disclosure. In February of twenty twenty five, the
Department of Justice released a batch of documents related to
(01:02):
Jeffrey Epstein. But these files were not the transparency that
was promised. Is that the controlled release designed to placate
the public.
Speaker 1 (01:18):
We're wondering if this.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
Is just a facade to satisfy us, to temporarily appease us. Supposedly,
the Trump announced that he would release these files, you know,
if he was elected, and the Attorney General Pam Bondi
(01:42):
has promised that she's going to push forward to have
these files released. She got the run around from the
FBI and from the Department of Justice, in which despite
her request, the apartments have hesitated to disclose it, saying
(02:04):
they had the FBI, it's in their hands, they have
to analyze it and make sure there is no security risks.
And then the Department of Justice comes in. They're not
honoring the FOILO requests. So they're violating the FOIO requests
and refusing to release the files. They're claiming that there's
(02:28):
sensitive information that they got to go through. Now, what
they're going to send us is a redacted copy. They're
not going to send us the real Why are they
looking through it so carefully? Why are they being so
scrutinized over it and not giving us what we expect. Well, again,
(02:52):
I think that they're protecting some of the guilty. They
have their hands in the cookie jar. Two, they're probably
making sure nobody of high profile.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Is out there on the list. Maybe you know some
say even Trump's on the list. Now.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
I remember when Trump was asked and at first he
said he's going to release this, and then then when
asked he says, well, we're releasing the JFK files. I
don't think people really want the Epstein files necessarily, are
what are you kidding me? There's an uproar for it.
They want it, they're asking for it. And then when
they're asking him about it, are these going to be
(03:38):
these files going to be released, he keeps like stalling,
like which files the Epstein files? Oh, I don't know,
It's up to the attorney general. Wait a minute, your
attorney general is being stonewalled, so you know he's playing
(03:59):
koy too. And I and I think that this is
continuing to hang in limbo. It's uh, it's be installed
for some reason. And of course this all this does
is they think that this is protecting you. All this
(04:20):
is doing is making it more more suspicious.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
There.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
You know, the redactions are remaining, the charges against the
Epstein's high profile associations have not materialized, and uh Bondi
still remains defiant. They can hide the documents from us,
but they or they could try, but they can't. It
(04:49):
may take long a little longer, but they'll be released
in the American hands. Well, we haven't seen it yet.
And what makes her think that this is you know
gonna materialized. So the what are the official releases?
Speaker 1 (05:05):
What are we waiting for?
Speaker 2 (05:06):
Well, the documents include flight logs, and some say that
even though the visitations to the island, to the resort,
to the pedophil filial, I gotta be careful because I've
been flagged off of YouTube for mentioning this.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
I'm not going on YouTube with this, but.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
I've been cited for cyberbullying when I exposed the pedophile
ring and the Franklin files and the Finder's cult. That
was what got my final straw, my final strike on YouTube,
and I don't want to get struck on the podcasts either.
But this is this is public information. This is what
(05:46):
we know about this. The documents include the fight flight
logs and redacted address books, and some people say, well,
just because people are on a flight log doesn't mean
they visited the island necessarily, even though that's where it goes.
But they say, well, you know, people hung out with
this guy, and you know, you got to remember Trump
even called him a nice guy, a good fellow or whatever.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
But this is in the public domain. Some of it.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Some of the files were already released, but they're not
the deep files that we're waiting for and many people are,
including Trump fanatics, are disappointed that they've labeled this as
a bait and switch tactic that redirected us to I
don't know, other music videos and other people like P
(06:40):
Diddy and such for you know, distracting us from the
need of wanting this, this actual document. But we want
the document. We want to we want to see who's
in it. We want to see who's being protected. But
the scandal unfolds, we wonder who was left out of
the other files. Well, the release did not include any
(07:01):
key documents, such as flight logs from the Epstein's private
jet that could implicate high profile individuals. There's political implications.
The critics argue that the release was a strategic move
to protect certain elites and avoid further scandals. And then
(07:24):
the involvement of influencers and political figures in the release
raise questions about the authenticity and intent behind the disclosure.
But then we get the death of Virginia Guffrey. This
is a troubling coincidence. People end up dead. Oh, of course,
(07:47):
the suicided. We have a term in the truth or community,
they committed suicide. No, they're not committed suicide. We think
that when somebody's involved in a scandal and about to
expose it have been suicided. It's a term meaning staged suicide.
(08:07):
But Virginia was a prominent Epstein accuser. She tragically died
by suicide in April. Her death was reignited concerns about
the safety and credibility of whistleblowers.
Speaker 1 (08:22):
This is to scare others.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
Public statements. She previously stated she was not suicidal, leading
many to question the circumstances surrounding her death. A lot
of people that were suicided, quote will tell you before
they were suicided that they are not suicidal, and some
(08:47):
proclaiming if something happens to me, it's not me, I
didn't do it, or I didn't commit suicide.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
I'm not that way.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
But the elite or the architects or the whatever or
planning these things do not care about what their statements
are because they just keep it from the naive public.
Because the mainstream public don't care about what the truthers
know and what we tell the public, because we're basically
(09:16):
shadowed from them, they don't take us seriously. But the
conspiracy theories is that it wasn't suicide. It was a
silencing tactic to prevent further revelation of this. You got
to remember that that you know they don't want this
information out, but the public isn't going to understand the suspicions.
(09:41):
They don't know what we know. They don't see it
like we see it. They see us as kokes. Basically, now,
the timing and the content, the content of this release,
it's a It may be a deliberate strategy to manage
(10:02):
public perception and limit damage to influential figures by focusing
on individuals like p. Ditty and others, and by throwing
out some bones, they think that the public is going
to not question any deeper figures, any more influential figures.
(10:29):
So it's basically a controlled opposition. Some say it's oversight,
general oversight, a genuine oversight, but I don't think it is.
Speaker 1 (10:38):
I think it's manipulation.
Speaker 2 (10:40):
The incompleteness of the release is due to bureaucratic failure,
but it's due to do with hanging up in bureaucracy,
in in bureaus, in departments asked the bigger picture, what
(11:01):
are they hiding? It's unanswered? What information remains classified and why?
And what are the potential implications for these power and
power there was? You know, it's said that they're protecting
Prince Andrew, who's on the list and made many visits
(11:23):
as well as has many accusers coming forth. Of course
they backed off, some backed off, they were paid off.
You know that you can pay anybody. Most people will
take the bribe. Most people will take the reward. I mean,
let's face it, if you swear you're gonna come out,
you're gonna implicate these people, and and they offer you,
(11:47):
I don't know, thirty dollars, ah, most people are gonna, yeah,
I can, I'll push it away. I'll I'll squash my
accusations for that fact, take care of me the rest
of my life.
Speaker 1 (12:01):
Okay, all right, So.
Speaker 2 (12:08):
The the failure to disclose them raise even more questions.
Then then the fact of people being on it, and
you know Epstein himself was suicided, So it suggests a
(12:29):
deeper conspiracy to protect the powerful. When when they do
these things, don't they realize this, No, because most of
the public don't suspect. They just think it's be installed legitimately.
You know, why is the FBI installing Well, they're protecting
no they're they're they're gonna they promised that trumpet. No
(12:52):
he did at first, but now he's like he's wavering.
What files, what files you want? Oh those epps, Oh
those things, Nah, nobody wants them. So anyway, that's all
I'm gonna do on this episode. And sorry it's just
(13:12):
such a short episode, but like I said, I.
Speaker 1 (13:15):
Have limited time these days.
Speaker 2 (13:17):
For the next couple months or months or so, and
I'm gonna do the best I.
Speaker 1 (13:21):
Can to try to get something out for you.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
So in the meantime, subscribe to us on any of
your favorite podcast apps. My website is Jim Due perspective
dot com and thank you for listening. Stay vigilant, and
stay informed.
Wake Up Radio Network.
Speaker 2 (00:03):
A rational voice in a world of conspiracy.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
Jim Duke Perspective.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Welcome to another episode of Jim Duke Perspective. And as
I said, we are kind of in limbo.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
Right now, limbo mode.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
I'm recording these pre recorded ahead of time because my
studio is moving and I'm doing construction on it, so
I will kind of be in hiatus a little bit
with being in the studio. My co host Darren won't
be with us right now. But today we're going to
(00:39):
dive into the highly anticipated release of the Epstein files.
As of this date, they have not released it, but
we're going to examine the headlines and the deeper implications
of this disclosure. In February of twenty twenty five, the
Department of Justice released a batch of documents related to
(01:02):
Jeffrey Epstein. But these files were not the transparency that
was promised. Is that the controlled release designed to placate
the public.
Speaker 1 (01:18):
We're wondering if this.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
Is just a facade to satisfy us, to temporarily appease us. Supposedly,
the Trump announced that he would release these files, you know,
if he was elected, and the Attorney General Pam Bondi
(01:42):
has promised that she's going to push forward to have
these files released. She got the run around from the
FBI and from the Department of Justice, in which despite
her request, the apartments have hesitated to disclose it, saying
(02:04):
they had the FBI, it's in their hands, they have
to analyze it and make sure there is no security risks.
And then the Department of Justice comes in. They're not
honoring the FOILO requests. So they're violating the FOIO requests
and refusing to release the files. They're claiming that there's
(02:28):
sensitive information that they got to go through. Now, what
they're going to send us is a redacted copy. They're
not going to send us the real Why are they
looking through it so carefully? Why are they being so
scrutinized over it and not giving us what we expect. Well, again,
(02:52):
I think that they're protecting some of the guilty. They
have their hands in the cookie jar. Two, they're probably
making sure nobody of high profile.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Is out there on the list. Maybe you know some
say even Trump's on the list. Now.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
I remember when Trump was asked and at first he
said he's going to release this, and then then when
asked he says, well, we're releasing the JFK files. I
don't think people really want the Epstein files necessarily, are
what are you kidding me? There's an uproar for it.
They want it, they're asking for it. And then when
they're asking him about it, are these going to be
(03:38):
these files going to be released, he keeps like stalling,
like which files the Epstein files? Oh, I don't know,
It's up to the attorney general. Wait a minute, your
attorney general is being stonewalled, so you know he's playing
(03:59):
koy too. And I and I think that this is
continuing to hang in limbo. It's uh, it's be installed
for some reason. And of course this all this does
is they think that this is protecting you. All this
(04:20):
is doing is making it more more suspicious.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
There.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
You know, the redactions are remaining, the charges against the
Epstein's high profile associations have not materialized, and uh Bondi
still remains defiant. They can hide the documents from us,
but they or they could try, but they can't. It
(04:49):
may take long a little longer, but they'll be released
in the American hands. Well, we haven't seen it yet.
And what makes her think that this is you know
gonna materialized. So the what are the official releases?
Speaker 1 (05:05):
What are we waiting for?
Speaker 2 (05:06):
Well, the documents include flight logs, and some say that
even though the visitations to the island, to the resort,
to the pedophil filial, I gotta be careful because I've
been flagged off of YouTube for mentioning this.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
I'm not going on YouTube with this, but.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
I've been cited for cyberbullying when I exposed the pedophile
ring and the Franklin files and the Finder's cult. That
was what got my final straw, my final strike on YouTube,
and I don't want to get struck on the podcasts either.
But this is this is public information. This is what
(05:46):
we know about this. The documents include the fight flight
logs and redacted address books, and some people say, well,
just because people are on a flight log doesn't mean
they visited the island necessarily, even though that's where it goes.
But they say, well, you know, people hung out with
this guy, and you know, you got to remember Trump
even called him a nice guy, a good fellow or whatever.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
But this is in the public domain. Some of it.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Some of the files were already released, but they're not
the deep files that we're waiting for and many people are,
including Trump fanatics, are disappointed that they've labeled this as
a bait and switch tactic that redirected us to I
don't know, other music videos and other people like P
(06:40):
Diddy and such for you know, distracting us from the
need of wanting this, this actual document. But we want
the document. We want to we want to see who's
in it. We want to see who's being protected. But
the scandal unfolds, we wonder who was left out of
the other files. Well, the release did not include any
(07:01):
key documents, such as flight logs from the Epstein's private
jet that could implicate high profile individuals. There's political implications.
The critics argue that the release was a strategic move
to protect certain elites and avoid further scandals. And then
(07:24):
the involvement of influencers and political figures in the release
raise questions about the authenticity and intent behind the disclosure.
But then we get the death of Virginia Guffrey. This
is a troubling coincidence. People end up dead. Oh, of course,
(07:47):
the suicided. We have a term in the truth or community,
they committed suicide. No, they're not committed suicide. We think
that when somebody's involved in a scandal and about to
expose it have been suicided. It's a term meaning staged suicide.
(08:07):
But Virginia was a prominent Epstein accuser. She tragically died
by suicide in April. Her death was reignited concerns about
the safety and credibility of whistleblowers.
Speaker 1 (08:22):
This is to scare others.
Speaker 2 (08:26):
Public statements. She previously stated she was not suicidal, leading
many to question the circumstances surrounding her death. A lot
of people that were suicided, quote will tell you before
they were suicided that they are not suicidal, and some
(08:47):
proclaiming if something happens to me, it's not me, I
didn't do it, or I didn't commit suicide.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
I'm not that way.
Speaker 2 (08:55):
But the elite or the architects or the whatever or
planning these things do not care about what their statements
are because they just keep it from the naive public.
Because the mainstream public don't care about what the truthers
know and what we tell the public, because we're basically
(09:16):
shadowed from them, they don't take us seriously. But the
conspiracy theories is that it wasn't suicide. It was a
silencing tactic to prevent further revelation of this. You got
to remember that that you know they don't want this
information out, but the public isn't going to understand the suspicions.
(09:41):
They don't know what we know. They don't see it
like we see it. They see us as kokes. Basically, now,
the timing and the content, the content of this release,
it's a It may be a deliberate strategy to manage
(10:02):
public perception and limit damage to influential figures by focusing
on individuals like p. Ditty and others, and by throwing
out some bones, they think that the public is going
to not question any deeper figures, any more influential figures.
(10:29):
So it's basically a controlled opposition. Some say it's oversight,
general oversight, a genuine oversight, but I don't think it is.
Speaker 1 (10:38):
I think it's manipulation.
Speaker 2 (10:40):
The incompleteness of the release is due to bureaucratic failure,
but it's due to do with hanging up in bureaucracy,
in in bureaus, in departments asked the bigger picture, what
(11:01):
are they hiding? It's unanswered? What information remains classified and why?
And what are the potential implications for these power and
power there was? You know, it's said that they're protecting
Prince Andrew, who's on the list and made many visits
(11:23):
as well as has many accusers coming forth. Of course
they backed off, some backed off, they were paid off.
You know that you can pay anybody. Most people will
take the bribe. Most people will take the reward. I mean,
let's face it, if you swear you're gonna come out,
you're gonna implicate these people, and and they offer you,
(11:47):
I don't know, thirty dollars, ah, most people are gonna, yeah,
I can, I'll push it away. I'll I'll squash my
accusations for that fact, take care of me the rest
of my life.
Speaker 1 (12:01):
Okay, all right, So.
Speaker 2 (12:08):
The the failure to disclose them raise even more questions.
Then then the fact of people being on it, and
you know Epstein himself was suicided, So it suggests a
(12:29):
deeper conspiracy to protect the powerful. When when they do
these things, don't they realize this, No, because most of
the public don't suspect. They just think it's be installed legitimately.
You know, why is the FBI installing Well, they're protecting
no they're they're they're gonna they promised that trumpet. No
(12:52):
he did at first, but now he's like he's wavering.
What files, what files you want? Oh those epps, Oh
those things, Nah, nobody wants them. So anyway, that's all
I'm gonna do on this episode. And sorry it's just
(13:12):
such a short episode, but like I said, I.
Speaker 1 (13:15):
Have limited time these days.
Speaker 2 (13:17):
For the next couple months or months or so, and
I'm gonna do the best I.
Speaker 1 (13:21):
Can to try to get something out for you.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
So in the meantime, subscribe to us on any of
your favorite podcast apps. My website is Jim Due perspective
dot com and thank you for listening. Stay vigilant, and
stay informed.
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