December 26, 2025 • 37 mins
The DOJ’s transcripts with Ghislaine Maxwell read less like a deposition and more like a polite coffee chat, with Todd Blanche treating a convicted trafficker as if she were a misunderstood guest instead of a predator. Rather than pressing her for truth, the exchanges gave Maxwell space to “set the record straight,” validating her narrative and laundering her image into something official. The tone was soft, deferential, and absurd — serving not to expose corruption but to protect it, wrapping the cover-up in the illusion of accountability. Survivors were left silenced while Maxwell was gifted the spotlight, turning justice into propaganda.
Worse still, many in the media and commentary class framed this transcript as a form of closure. Podcasters, influencers, and columnists repeated the DOJ’s narrative with an air of finality, presenting Maxwell’s statements as meaningful contributions to the record. They highlighted her composure, spoke of nuance, and positioned the exchange as a step forward. In practice, this served less as analysis and more as amplification of a managed script. By portraying the transcript as progress, these voices reinforced the perception that the matter was resolved, when in reality it functioned only to shield institutions, minimize scrutiny, and reframe a cover-up as resolution.
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Worse still, many in the media and commentary class framed this transcript as a form of closure. Podcasters, influencers, and columnists repeated the DOJ’s narrative with an air of finality, presenting Maxwell’s statements as meaningful contributions to the record. They highlighted her composure, spoke of nuance, and positioned the exchange as a step forward. In practice, this served less as analysis and more as amplification of a managed script. By portraying the transcript as progress, these voices reinforced the perception that the matter was resolved, when in reality it functioned only to shield institutions, minimize scrutiny, and reframe a cover-up as resolution.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. Over the past few days, I keep hearing
about Glainne Maxwell and how Glenn Maxwell is ready to
spill the beans to Congress about the truth of Jeffrey
Epstein's so called LISZT. The only problem with that is
Glaanne Maxwell had her chance to spill the beans back
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before she was convicted. She had nothing to say. Then,
now that she's a convicted felon, the little bit of
credibility that she might have had at the beginning is
all gone. Now nobody's gonna believe anything Elaine Maxwell has
to say, and nobody should believe anything Alayine Maxwell has
to say. She's exactly where she belongs and she's there
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for her own crimes, not as the fall guy or
fall woman. I should say, for Jeffrey Epstein, she was
right there with him the whole entire time, and she
was right in the mix. And if she was just
enabling him, that would be bad enough, But we know
that she was actually engaging in these So if anybody
out here really thinks that Gallainne Maxwell is going to
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be brought up before Congress to talk about Jeffrey Epstein.
They're fooling themselves. That's not how this works. Glenn Maxwell
has two options at this point, one a presidential pardon
or two the Supreme Court taking her case after she
lost her appeal in the Second Circuit. So those are
the only two options. Congress has zero power to overturn GLEAINN.
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Maxwell's sentence or to give her any kind of favorable conditions.
That's up to the DOJ and the Bureau of Prisons
has nothing to do with Congress. Congress writes the laws,
they don't enforce them. Look, the time for committees, the
time for bringing people before those committees has come and gone,
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and that's all by design. If they really wanted to
get to the bottom of this from the very beginning,
they would have charged Glen Maxwell with rigo. But they
didn't do that right because what this was was just
some red meat. Oh, Glenn Maxwell is exactly where she belongs,
there's no doubt about that. But she's not the only
one that belongs there. And I'm not talking about the
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so called clients, because people get that misconstrued as well.
This wasn't a Heidi Flies kind of operation where these
girls were posted on backpage or on Craigslist, and you
had different ways that Epstein went about it. Not all
of the girls that he was abusing had to do
with a Compromont operation. The girls that were coming in
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from Palm Beach High School that had nothing to do
with Compromont. Compromont happened on the Island, Compromont happened in
New York City, and Compremont happened at Zoro Ranch, which
by the way, was never rated by the state or
the federal government. And back in twenty twenty, when I
went to Zoro Ranch, I stood outside of the front
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gate for over an hour and nobody would come out
and talk. But the locals share a lot to say
about Zoro Ranch and what was going on there and
what they thought was going on there, and what they
had to say certainly didn't match up with the official
narrative that we were hearing from people like the Clintons.
You know, they said they never went to Zoro Ranch.
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But that was a lie, obviously, according to all these
sources and according to people that were working at the
ranch at the time. But nobody's ever pressed them any harder.
And hopefully with all of this new attention the Clintons
are forced to answer some questions about their ties to
Jeffrey Epstein because there's no political figure, Donald Trump or
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anyone else who was closer to Jeffrey Epstein than Bill Clinton.
And those are just the facts, And I know people
don't like to hear it, but it's the truth. Bill
Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein were as close as brothers, according
to people that were close to the both of them.
And now with all this newfound interest in the Jeffrey
Epstein story, I hope people press a little bit harder because,
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as you can all imagine, Team Clinton isn't very interesting
in talking to me. So hopefully somebody else can get
to the bottom of it and figure out what's what
all right. Today's article is from the Deli Mail and
the headline Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, Glenne Maxwell is ready to
reveal truth of the pedophile client lists, say insiders. So
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why are Republicans blocking her? If she wants to talk,
why can't you just do it from her Jailso have
somebody come in from the FBI or the DOJ, sit
down with her, talk to her, and move on from there. Again,
Congress has nothing to do with this. They're not the
ones that can let her out of jail. They're not
the ones that put her in jail. All they do
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is write the laws. It's up to the courts and
the DOJ to enforce those laws. So basically, this whole
article is nothing more than a fluff piece, but I
think it's important to talk about it to give you
folks some context about what's going on. The author of
this article is Caroline Graham. Glainne Maxwell is willing to
speak in front of Congress. The Epstein files sources tell
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Delimel Maxwell, sixty three, is the only person behind bars
serving twenty years on child sex trafficking, despite the fact
that pedophile Jeffrey Epstein allegedly controlled a web of underage girls.
That part's true. There was a whole lass network of
people helping Jeffrey Epstein, from Jean Luke Brunel to Leslie
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Groff to Sarah kelln Vickers to Adriana Ross. All of
them need to be in prison. And then when you
talk about Nadiel Marsenkova, it's a different conversation considering she
was sold to Jeffrey Epstein at fourteen years old. I
think we have to look at her with a little
bit of grace. No, we're talking about a kid who
was groomed, who had all of this normalized, and then
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when they became an adult, they had been around this
shit and doing this shit for so long that it
just seemed like it was normal. But the other three
grown ass women at the time, all of them deserve
to be in prison as far as I'm concerned. And
when you talk about the unnamed co conspirators, that's who
they're talking about. I call them the core four, and
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that's because they were the core four women around Jeffrey
Epstein that were helping facilitate all of his bullshit, and
they were around them for years and years and years.
He said he couldn't live without Leslie Groff. She was
his brain. So yeah, all these women that were around
Jeffrey Epstein, all of Glenn Maxwell's lieutenants, they all should
be in prison. There is no doubt about that. And
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I will never ever dispute that Glenn Maxwell being the
only one in prison is laughable. Additionally, Epstein's victims alleged
that they were passed around a sex toys to his
wealthy friends and billionaire business associates who regularly visited his homes,
including his private island Little Saint James. Well, that's true.
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If you want the truth, just talk to the survivors.
They're the ones who lived through it. They're the ones
who were there. They're the ones who saw this all happen.
Now a source. Despite rumors Glaine was never offered any
kind of plea deal. She would be more than happy
to sit before Congress and tell her story. She wasn't
offered a plea deal because there was no reason to
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offer a plea deal. They had the goods on her.
She was caught red handed, folks. And in the previous
episode I discussed why we went through all the charges
and why Gallainne Maxwell is where she is has nothing
to do with her taking the fall for Epstein. And
as far as speaking in front of Congress that has
coming past, why wasn't there a committee called the second
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Jeffrey Epstein was arrested when we could have got down
to the details and right down to the nitty gritty.
Why wait until now? Well, you know why they want
to wait for evidence to go away. They want to
wait till they could build evidence the whole thing. But
the truth is this, If Glene Maxwell had anything to
offer up, she would have offered that shit up a
long time ago, like I told you then. And this
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is another reason why you know Glaine Maxwell wasn't in
the Massad. You really think she'd be swinging in the
wind right now if she was Masad, if there were
so all powerful as people like to tell us. The
truth is, Glenn Maxwell was an asset. Glenn Maxwell was
useful for a time. Glenn Maxwell is no longer useful.
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So in prison is where she will rot. And if
anybody thinks that she's going to get up in front
of Congress and you know, be able to spill a
bunch of beans and get out of prison, they have
not been following the plot. That is not how this works.
What the truth is remains to be seen. Maxwell was
convicted in twenty twenty two over her role in his
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scheme to sexually exploit and abuse multiple minor girls with
Epstein over the course of a decade. Maxwell argues she
should have been protected from prosecution as part of a
non prosecution agreement made by Epstein, her former lover and
boss you mean, co conspirator in two thousand and seven
when she agreed to plead to two minor charges a
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prostitution in a sweetheart deal which saw him spend a
little time behind bars. Everybody gets a deal like Epstein, right,
I mean, come on, he's not connected. It's normal, normal
to get that kind of deal. Normal not to go
to prison for a group of years. Normal for the
federal government to kick it down to the state. Happens
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all the time. Oh wait, what it never happens. Oh right,
so we're just being bullshitted again, got it? And now?
Controversy continues to rage over the Department of Justice statement
that there is no Epstein client list and the release
of videos from inside New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center, which
the DOJ says proves he committed suicide in twenty nineteen
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while being held in jail on sex trafficking charges. Critics
have pointed to the fact that there is a crucial
minute missing from the jailhouse video, and that also does
not show the door, or indeed the inside of Epstein's
jail cell. So what about the people who are already
on the tier, What about the other people that were
in the cells next to them? Never heard shit from
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any of them? In fact, We don't even know who
they are. Did they get a good deal after Jeffrey
Epstein died? Were they let out of prison? Was anybody
given money? Did anybody walk from their charges? We don't know.
The Bureau of Prisons they refuse to tell us. But
now that the case is over, you better believe freedom
of information requests around the way. And furthermore, if Congress
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really wants to do something, they have oversight of the DOJ,
so they can force them to release all this information.
If Congress and the Senate and the President all get
on board, it's a rap. But that's not going to happen.
Do you know why? Because if they release the information,
you would to find out that all of this shit
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was done in a clandestine manner by some rogue element
of the CIA, because that's what happened. And when I
say rogue element, I mean these black ops. This shit's
not approved by you or me, you know, the people
who are actually paying for it. So yeah, it's a
rogue element. And there's plenty of that shit going around.
And I don't just mean with Epstein. You know what
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these people are up to, regime change all over the place,
color revolutions, God knows what else. The scandal, an alleged
cover up, has prompted a rebellion amongst President Trump's loyal megabase.
Some even believe Attorney General Pambondi should be fired after
promising to release all files relating to Epstein and his
high profile male friends, only to apparently renege on that promise.
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On Saturday night, President Trump posted a rebuttaled accusations of
a cover up on social media site truth Social, saying
for years, it's Epstein, over and over again. Why are
we not giving publicity to files written by Obama, Crooked Hillary,
Komi Brennan and the losers and criminals of the Biden administration. Yo.
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Nothing says cover up like trying to push the blame
onto somebody else. This all started under Clinton's first presidency,
and it's been going on ever since. Nobody stopped it,
not Clinton, not Obama, not Biden, not Trump. When we're
talking about Epstein, there's plenty of blame to go around.
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So all these people out here that are trying to
use this as a political cudgel right now, who don't
really know the story, they're walking into a trap. Because
both sides of the aisle have danced with the devil
in the pel moonlight, and we have the receipts to
back it up. So Rocanna and the rest of these
guys are out here talking tough and cool. Let's make
sure you keep that energy when the conversation switches to
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Stacy Plaskett or Bill Richardson or George Mitchell or Bill Clinton.
Let's make sure that we have the same exact energy,
because if not, you just look like a hypocritical asshole
who doesn't care about the story and only cares about politics.
And I assure you, this shit right here is much
deeper and much more profound than your little political fights.
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This is a fight for the soul of the nation,
and anybody telling you to move on at this point
is questionable in my opinion. I don't care if it's
the president or anybody else. The Epstein cover up was
also a main topic of conversation among attendees of this
weekend student Action summit in Tampa, Florida, hosted by the
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conservative group Turning Point USA, an organization many credit with
rallying Trump's young base before last year's presidential election. Sharon Allen,
an attendee, told NBC News, it's not even about Pam
Bondy to me, it's like, look, Trump, we elected you
because you were supposed to be different, so you have
to prove to us that you are different. Well, unfortunately,
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meet the new boss Sam as the old boss. And
for me it's not a surprise. I expected it. I
never expected transparency. I never expected anybody to show up
and be the hero here, especially with our political class.
Has there ever been a group where courage is in
such short supply? I don't think so. A source close
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to Maxwell told Deli Mal that the former girlfriend of Epstein,
who continues to protest her innocence, would welcome the chance
to sit in front of Congress and tell her story.
The source said Congressional hearings have been held into everything
from JFK's assassination to nine to eleven Epstein files rank
up there with those cases. Gleam would be willing to
speak before Congress and tell her story. Maxwell is also
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fighting to have her appeal heard by the Supreme Court.
On July fourteenth, lawyers for the US government will submit
their response to her plea for the Supreme Court to
take up her case. President Trump's former first buddy Elon
Musk sensationally claimed there is a cover up because Trump
is mentioned in the Epstein files, something sources close to
Maxwell's say is a false flag. President Trump was photographed
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with Epstein several times and they ran in the same circles.
But Trump was one of the first to break all
contact with Epste because they fell out over a business
deal and Epstein's treatment of women, The informed source said,
And look, there's been a lot of rumors about that.
There's no doubt about it that Donald Trump was one
of the first people to cut Epstein off, but that
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doesn't mean they didn't roll around together previous to that.
We have to be honest about the whole conversation, right
And look, I'm not going to sit here and tell
you that Donald Trump was out here, you know, molesting
girls with Jeffrey Epstein. I've never seen any evidence of that,
just like I haven't seen evidence of Bill Clinton molesting
girls with Epstein. What I have seen evidence of, though,
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is a lot of enabling and a lot of people
that were breaking bread with Jeffrey Epstein for a very
long time who now have amnesia, and that is completely unacceptable.
But as far as Glenn Maxwell goes, this is a snake.
This woman will say whatever she has to say to
try and get herself out of trouble. And like I
said before, if Glenne Maxwell had anything to share, do
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you think she's be doing a twenty a bid right
now or do you think she would appony that shit
up a long time ago. We all know the answer.
She's not built for that life. None of these people are.
And when they're facing twenty thirty years, they're gonna rat
on everybody. There are no big shocks about President Trump
in the Epstein files, but there are a lot of
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powerful men involved and a lot of money, and it
will come down to following the money bingo. I've told
you that from the very beginning. This is all about
the financial sector. It always was. And anybody out there
who thinks the financial sector isn't the villain in every
story is crazy. They are. They're financing everything you hate.
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Look at a topic you hate, and the financial sector
is involved, whatever it might be. Choose your favorite conspiracy theory,
whatever it might be. So it's always wild to me
when people don't focus their rage in the right place.
I mean, you have financial companies, credit card companies, not
to you know, get off topic. Too far. But they're
out here charging thirty five percent in finance charges. It's
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more than the fucking mafia. If you live in the
right neighborhood and know the right person, you're going to
get a better deal on the street. These people have
all of us in financial servitude, and then they run
around and promote people like Epstein, and then when the
time comes for them to be held responsible, they just
buy their way out. Two hundred and ninety million here,
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one hundred and fifty five million there, and they keep
it moving. Well, I'm here to tell you that if
you follow the money, it inevitably leads to the financial sector, obviously,
but from there it ends up in some politicians war chest,
and then that politician is owned by the financial sector.
And if you think any of our presidents haven't been
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owned by the financial sector, you are crazy. All of
them have been. The Department of Justice said no one
else is likely to be prosecuted in relation to the
Epstein case, including Britain's Prince Andrew, who was accused by
Virginia Roberts of allegedly sleeping with her when she was
seventeen and underage. Prince Andrew has consistently denied all charges
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against him and settled a civil lawsuit of Miss Roberts
with no admission of wrongdoing. Miss Roberts committed suicide earlier
this year. So look, there's no chance that Gallainne Maxwell
is going up before Congress and getting out of prison
early because of it, especially now that the investigation's closed.
They don't even have a target. Who's she going to
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give up information on. If you don't have a crime,
you don't have a criminal. So my advice to everyone is,
don't get your hopes up. Don't think for a second
Glen Maxwell is going to come strolling into the room
and provide a bunch of clarity and tell us what
was going on, especially considering this vile lady who was
right in the middle of all of it. And I
hate to say it, but the ship is sailed when
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it comes to Glainn Maxwell. If you wanted her to talk,
you should have charged her with RICO and when after
everybody she knows at the very beginning. But it was
all part of the plan. And if you think this
plan ends with Glenn Maxwell strolling into Congress and being
the hero, you have not been paying attention all right, folks,
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that's gonna do it for this one. But today, considering
we keep hearing about how Jeffrey Epstein was just some
big conspiracy theory and that we should move on, we're
going to take a look at Jeffrey Epstein's argument for bill,
and then we're going to take a look at the
government's response and Judge Berman's order denying that bill and
the reasoning behind why he denied that bill, and that
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opinion runs counter to everything that we're hearing now from
people in power. So keep that seatbelt buckled. Plenty more
is on the way. All of the information that goes
with this episode can be found in the description box.
What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. For the last week and a half now
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we've heard about Glanne Maxwell and how she's going to
blow the doors off what Jeffrey Epstein was up to
and provide a bunch of new information to the investigators
after all these years, And as I'm sure all of
you are aware, I have my doubts about that scenario.
And just like I thought, Glen Maxwell is not interested
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in justice, she's not interested in helping anybody but herself.
And now she's demanding that she gets immunity or a
pardon before she gives a deposition to Congress. And nobody
should be shocked by this. This was always going to
be the pathway forward for Glen Maxwell. She wasn't just
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going to offer this stuff up because she's a nice person,
because she cares about survivors and justice. All of a sudden,
she wants to get out of jail. She doesn't want
to sit in that camp anymore and eat the shitty
food that they're serving her. So yeah, the fact that
Glen Maxwell's trying to wheel a deal to try and
get herself out of prison here certainly not shocked. And
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this was what it was always gonna be from the
beginning with her. And as far as I'm concerned, you
can't trust a word that this lady says, not one
single word. She's had all this time to come forward,
She's had ample opportunity to tell everybody what Epstein was
up to. After Epstein was arrested the first time, to Gallaine,
Maxwell show up talking about this is what I know,
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this is where I was, this is what happened. Of course,
not because she would have been incriminating herself, so anybody
out there who thinks that Gallainne Maxwell is some kind
of arbiter of truth, somebody who's gonna tell us the deal,
tell us exactly what happened, and do so because she
cares about justice. They're fooling themselves because Glene Maxwell cares
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about one thing, Gleanne Maxwell. Today's article is from CBS
News and the headline Glaine Maxwell wants immunity or a
pardon before congressional deposition. This article was authored by Jacob Rosen.
Galainne Maxwell, who was convicted of aiding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein,
not just dating Jesus Christ learned the story. All these
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people have had years and years and years to learn
what they're talking about, and they fell miserably every time.
Kallaine Maxwell wasn't just somebody that was around, wasn't just
somebody that was scheduling girls to come over to Epstein's house.
As bad as that is, she was actually taking part
in the abuse. Get the story correct. Let people know
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the kind of serpent that they're getting in bed with.
Kafuza is willing to provide information to a Congressional committee
next month during a deposition, but only if she is
granted immunity or is pardoned well, according to a letter
from her attorney obtained by CBS News, and like we
were talking about previously, even if she's pardoned, that doesn't
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mean the state can't go after and we know that
there's plenty of evidence in the state of New York.
The question is do they have the stones to do
it right? Last week, the gop let House Oversight Committee
subpoenat Maxwell, who's serving a twenty year prison sentence, to
sit for a deposition. Is fallout over the Trump administration's
handling of the case continues to intensify. A deposition was
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scheduled for August eleventh at a federal prison in Tallahassee,
where Maxwell is serving her sentence. However, in a letter
Tuesday that was addressed to Oversight chairman Representative James Comer,
Maxwell's attorney, David Marcus, said that she's willing to sit
before the committee, but only after certain legal appeals are
finalized or his client is granted clemency or a pardon
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by President Trump. Can't you see that you're being played
by Glenn Maxwell? And this is why I've been so
vocal calling out the weirdos and influencers who are trying
to repackage Glenn Maxwell as anything but what she is,
and for what what do you think you're going to get?
Do you really think that Glen Maxwell is going to
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absolve your faves, whoever they might be, of having any
role within Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise. Do you think she's
going to tell you that Oprah was on some list
that never existed. Do you think she's going to tell
you that Tom Hanks is drinking adrenochrome on an island
right now? Because none of that stuff's real, And you've
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been sold a shitty bill of goods for a very
long time by a lot of people. The truth is
Glenn Maxwell is a prolific child molester, a groomer, a
human trafficker, a bipedal serpent, and she's exactly where she belongs.
And anybody telling you anything else is bullshitting you. And
to continue backing up my point, I'll continue posting the receipts,
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will continue going through the court documents, We'll continue hearing
from survivors, and will continue hearing from the people who
Glenn Maxwell hurt. The most public reports, including your own statements,
indicate that the committee intends to question miss Maxwell in prison,
and without granting immunity, those are non starters. Miss Maxwell
cannot further criminal exposure in a politically charged environment without
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formal immunity. Marcus wrote, as if politics have anything to
do with the fact that your client was molested in
little girls, that your client was bringing these little girls
to Jeffrey Epstein for him to molest, and god knows
who else, at the very least Jean Luke Brunell. I mean,
that's somebody we don't talk about nowhere near enough. And
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everybody talks about Glenn Maxwell like she's a missing link.
I have news for you. The real missing link was
Jean Luke Brunell. And just so happens that he also
expired in a jail cell. I know, just a coincidence, right,
Nothing to see here whatsoever. Meanwhile, it was Jean Luke
Brunell who was the one who was the pipeline. Jean
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Luke Brunell was Jeffrey Epstein's locke when it comes to
bringing models over here. And not only that, but they
were engaged in all kinds of fraudulent immigration activity, all
sorts of money laundering, and all kinds of wire transfer
issues that should have been looked at. And when I
talk about the Jeffrey Epstein files, that's what I'm talking about.
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Who signed off on all this stuff, who signed off
on all the deals, who was involved in signing off
on probation? You know, all that stuff is very important
to figure out what's going on here and how it
all happened. But one of the key cogs is MC
two MC squared, the modeling agency that was put into
play to act as a pipeline for Epstein via Jean
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Luke Brunell. So if you want to talk about people
that were a key to what's going on, is Jean
Luke Brunell, not Glainne Maxwell. I've said this from the
jump and I truly believe it now. Don't get me wrong.
Glenn Maxwell knows the who's why's the whens, but the
actual operational part of it, she wasn't part of that.
When we're talking about the building of the pipeline, we're
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talking about Jean Luke Brunell. And when we're talking about
feeding the monster, oh yeah, on Luke Brunell's bitch ass
is the one. Marcus wrote that any questions to Maxwell
would have to be given to her in advance to
ensure accuracy and fairness, and that conducting the deposition in
prison would create security risks and undermine the integrity of
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the process. No, we should just you know, drag her
up to Congress and make a big thing out of it. Right,
Give your client all the pomp and circumstance she wants,
because make no mistake, this has always been about Glenn Maxwell.
It's not about justice. It's about what Maxwell can do
for Maxwell. And just keep in mind, this woman still
won't take responsibility for what she was convicted for. So
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if you want to trust her, hey, that's on you. Me.
Never going to happen, not today, not tomorrow, not ever.
Maxwell was convicted in twenty twenty one for her role
in helping Epstein recruit, groom and abuse underage girls. Well
you finally said it, huh. They usually just say recruit
girls to bring to Epstein. And while that's true, it
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doesn't show you the true deviancy of Glenn Maxwell. It's
one thing to groom girls and bring them to the
belly of the beast. You should go to prison forever
for that anyway, But when you're actually taking part in
the abuse yourself. Well, that makes you a different kind
of monster. And that's the kind of monster that I
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have zero desire to have any kind of talk with,
any kind of deal with, and certainly the kind of
monster that I don't believe for a minute. And you
can see the full narcissism of Glenn Maxwell on display here.
She thinks she's still calling the plays and that everybody
should run the routes that she wants them to run.
But what she doesn't understand, I guess, is that she's
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an incarcerated child molester and she's not in control of shit.
And all these clowns out here that have been pushed
in for Glenn Maxwell to be refurbished, they're gonna end
up looking stupid as well. Marcus wrote that because Maxwell's
ongoing appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn her conviction
and other legal issues are currently pending, any testimony she
provides now could compromise her constitutional rights, prejudice her legal claims,
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and potentially taint the future jury pool. Oh yeah, because
jury pools aren't tainted when it comes to Glain Maxwell,
the convicted child molester. As it is enough with the
jury pool taint bullshit. If you think I had a
lot to say about the whole jury tainted nonsense when
it comes to Colberger, way do you get a load
of these rants that are coming. If that's the argument
they're gonna make, there's not a jury in the land
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that hasn't heard that your client was molesting little girls. Okay,
fuck off. However, Marcus wrote, if President Trump were to
pardon Maxwell or commuter sentence, she would be willing and
eager to testify openly and honestly in public before Congress
in Washington, DC. Let me translate that for you from
bipudal serpent to human being. You're not getting shit unless
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I get what I want. Go fuck yourself. If those
conditions are not agreed to, Marcus wrote, Maxwell will have
no choice but to invoke her Fifth Amendment rights. Good
and honestly. The only people that want to hear from
Glenn Maxwell are people that don't know the story. All
these Johnny com latelies that have just shown up, and
they think Maxwell's going to hold the key to blow
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the doors off this bitch. Unfortunately, that's never going to occur.
And if you think that Glann Maxwell is going to
end up being some kind of hero you have not
been paying attention. A spokesperson for the House Oversight Committee
said in a statement that the committee will respond to
marcus letters soon, but said it will not consider granting
congressional immunity for her testimony. In a letter to Maxwell
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informing her of the subpoena comer wrote that the committee
is seeking Maxwell's testimony to inform the consideration of potential
legislative solutions to improve federal efforts to combat sex trafficking
and reform the use of non prosecution agreements and or
plea agreements in sex crime investigations. Look, the NPA should
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be done away with. There has to be a remedy
for that, right. There has to be something that could
be done. And if you really want to get down
to it, and you really want to blow the doors
off this, you don't need Glenn Maxwell. You need to
get rid of that NPA, point blank period. Todd Blanche,
the second highest ranking Justice Department official, met with Maxwell
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in Tallahassee on July twenty fourth and twenty fifth to
discuss Epstein. After the questioning had ended, Marcus declined to
comment on the substance of the meeting, but a total
reporters outside the office that there were a lot of questions,
and we went all day. Yeah, I got some questions, namely,
why were you sitting down with Glenn Maxwell in the
first place. There's a lot they could be doing, like
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you know, unredacting and releasing the full OIG report and
then going after the NPA itself, probably a good idea, right,
But instead we get more of this bullshit, more of this, Oh,
we're going to talk to Glenn Maxwell. We're going to
get grand jury documents unseal and given to the public
in ten years. Meanwhile, nobody's asking for that. What we're
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asking for are the real documents that tell the story.
And as far as I'm concerned, that story's told when
you follow the money. So let's see the money trail.
Neither President Trump nor Marcus have ruled out the possibility
of a pardon for Maxwell, but on Monday, mister Trump
said he is allowed to pardon Maxwell, but nobody asked
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him to issue one yet. Well, yeah, not yet, but
it's coming. There's no doubt about it. Is he gonna
give her one? I don't know, certainly a possibility. When
we're talking about Donald Trump, all bets are off right.
I don't know what this dude's gonna do from day
to day. And considering how many times his story has
changed about Jeffrey Epstein and how they had their falling out,
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who the hell knows what's what? And speaking of that,
Trump says that Epstein stole employees from him, possibly including
Virginia Roberts. There's a whole lot to unpack there. What
does that even mean. Jeffery Epstein was poaching girls from
the SPA to go and work for him, and that's
what led to their falling out. I thought it had
to do with the business deal. I thought it had
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to do with Jeffrey Epstein being a cree. We've heard
three different stories now which one's the true story. I'm
guessing he's going with this one for now, so we'll
see what he has to say. Separately, mister Trump told
reporters Tuesday he got ties with Epstein in the early
two thousands because the financiers stole employees from his business,
reiterating his comments from a day earlier. So, Donald Trump's
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aware of what's going on in the SPA. Every single
employee he knows if they leave or get fired, or
they quit or they go work somewhere else. I'm just
asking the question. I don't know. Maybe he does, but
considering how many properties he owns, that would be quite defeat.
Know in every single employee, and when a minor employee
like a SPA attendant, leaves your property, you know that
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that's happening. You know that they're getting poached. Furthermore, if
you knew that Jeffrey Epstein was a sick fuck, like
you say, you did, this didn't raise any concerns that
he's pulling a sixteen year old girl from your spa.
I don't know about you, but i'd have some questions,
the President said. The workers in question were young women
who worked in the spot at mar A Lago. Asked
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whether Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts was one of the employees,
Trump said, I think that was one of the people.
So you knew this was happening, and you knew that
Epstein was a sick fuck, but you didn't go to
the authorities and say, look, hey, this dude's taking girls,
sixteen year old girls from my spa, and I think
he's up to no good. With being as prominent as
you are, I'm sure people would have listened, so I
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don't really know what Trump thinks he's doing here, But
I don't know if this is the version of the
story that he should be going with. I mean, remember,
we have three different versions, so I guess this one's
the best fitting when it comes to the narrative, at
least in their opinion. Roberts has alleged in civil court
that she was a sixteen year old employee at Mar
A Lago when Maxwell first met her, and a recruiteder
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into Epstein's sex trafficking activities. Roberts, who died by suicide
earlier this year, was among the most prominent people to
accuse Epstein of sexual abuse. Mister Trump noted Tuesday that
Roberts had no complaints about US. President Trump was friends
with Epstein for years before their relationship ended in the
two thousands. In the past, the White House has said
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the President kicked Epstein out of his club for being
a creep. Asked Tuesday about whether Epstein was cut off
for being a creep or for stealing employees, mister Trump said,
maybe they're the same thing. Oh, okay, I guess they're
the same thing. So you did nothing about it. You
just cut off ties with them and said, you know what,
We'll let those girls fend for themselves. No big deal.
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Seems to track. He took people. And because he took people,
I said, don't do it anymore. You know, they worked
for me, mister Trump said Tuesday, while flying back to
the US on Air Force one after a trip to Scotland.
So the owner of mar A Lago was mad because
spawn employees were being taken, low level, line employees. And
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we're not talking about a massus. We're talking about a
towel girl. She wasn't old enough to be a messus.
Epstein and Maxwell knew that they recruited her anyway, They
kidnapped her anyway, and they forced her into servitude anyway.
And I find it hard to believe that somebody that's
in a position like Donald Trump, somebody that's, you know,
very busy man, has a lot of properties, a lot
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of businesses to run, knows that low level employees, line
level employees are leaving the business. How many were taken.
There would have to be a large amount of people
that were being poached for you to take note, right,
because you can get a towel girl quickly. How many
people are looking for summer jobs a whole lot. Right,
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We're not talking about trained messus here, We're talking about
somebody serving up towels. So, as far as I'm concerned,
I have my doubts about somebody like Donald Trump or
anyone who runs a big ass comp for that matter,
knowing or caring about anything like this. That's what you
have the manager of the department for, right, They're going
to take care of the hiring people leave, there's a
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turnover rate. Shit happens. But I'm supposed to believe that
that's the reason that Epstein and Trump had this big
falling out now because girls from the spa towel girls
were being poached to go work for Jeffrey Epstein. And
it's not like he came out and said, oh, they
were being taken and he was doing disgusting things to him. No,
it was because he was losing workers to Epstein. Does
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that seem logical to anybody out there? Or does it
sound like more of a story being pitched As a
narrative continues to be weaved, the question is does anyone
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What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. Over the past few days, I keep hearing
about Glainne Maxwell and how Glenn Maxwell is ready to
spill the beans to Congress about the truth of Jeffrey
Epstein's so called LISZT. The only problem with that is
Glaanne Maxwell had her chance to spill the beans back
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before she was convicted. She had nothing to say. Then,
now that she's a convicted felon, the little bit of
credibility that she might have had at the beginning is
all gone. Now nobody's gonna believe anything Elaine Maxwell has
to say, and nobody should believe anything Alayine Maxwell has
to say. She's exactly where she belongs and she's there
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for her own crimes, not as the fall guy or
fall woman. I should say, for Jeffrey Epstein, she was
right there with him the whole entire time, and she
was right in the mix. And if she was just
enabling him, that would be bad enough, But we know
that she was actually engaging in these So if anybody
out here really thinks that Gallainne Maxwell is going to
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be brought up before Congress to talk about Jeffrey Epstein.
They're fooling themselves. That's not how this works. Glenn Maxwell
has two options at this point, one a presidential pardon
or two the Supreme Court taking her case after she
lost her appeal in the Second Circuit. So those are
the only two options. Congress has zero power to overturn GLEAINN.
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Maxwell's sentence or to give her any kind of favorable conditions.
That's up to the DOJ and the Bureau of Prisons
has nothing to do with Congress. Congress writes the laws,
they don't enforce them. Look, the time for committees, the
time for bringing people before those committees has come and gone,
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and that's all by design. If they really wanted to
get to the bottom of this from the very beginning,
they would have charged Glen Maxwell with rigo. But they
didn't do that right because what this was was just
some red meat. Oh, Glenn Maxwell is exactly where she belongs,
there's no doubt about that. But she's not the only
one that belongs there. And I'm not talking about the
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so called clients, because people get that misconstrued as well.
This wasn't a Heidi Flies kind of operation where these
girls were posted on backpage or on Craigslist, and you
had different ways that Epstein went about it. Not all
of the girls that he was abusing had to do
with a Compromont operation. The girls that were coming in
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from Palm Beach High School that had nothing to do
with Compromont. Compromont happened on the Island, Compromont happened in
New York City, and Compremont happened at Zoro Ranch, which
by the way, was never rated by the state or
the federal government. And back in twenty twenty, when I
went to Zoro Ranch, I stood outside of the front
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gate for over an hour and nobody would come out
and talk. But the locals share a lot to say
about Zoro Ranch and what was going on there and
what they thought was going on there, and what they
had to say certainly didn't match up with the official
narrative that we were hearing from people like the Clintons.
You know, they said they never went to Zoro Ranch.
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But that was a lie, obviously, according to all these
sources and according to people that were working at the
ranch at the time. But nobody's ever pressed them any harder.
And hopefully with all of this new attention the Clintons
are forced to answer some questions about their ties to
Jeffrey Epstein because there's no political figure, Donald Trump or
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anyone else who was closer to Jeffrey Epstein than Bill Clinton.
And those are just the facts, And I know people
don't like to hear it, but it's the truth. Bill
Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein were as close as brothers, according
to people that were close to the both of them.
And now with all this newfound interest in the Jeffrey
Epstein story, I hope people press a little bit harder because,
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as you can all imagine, Team Clinton isn't very interesting
in talking to me. So hopefully somebody else can get
to the bottom of it and figure out what's what
all right. Today's article is from the Deli Mail and
the headline Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, Glenne Maxwell is ready to
reveal truth of the pedophile client lists, say insiders. So
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why are Republicans blocking her? If she wants to talk,
why can't you just do it from her Jailso have
somebody come in from the FBI or the DOJ, sit
down with her, talk to her, and move on from there. Again,
Congress has nothing to do with this. They're not the
ones that can let her out of jail. They're not
the ones that put her in jail. All they do
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is write the laws. It's up to the courts and
the DOJ to enforce those laws. So basically, this whole
article is nothing more than a fluff piece, but I
think it's important to talk about it to give you
folks some context about what's going on. The author of
this article is Caroline Graham. Glainne Maxwell is willing to
speak in front of Congress. The Epstein files sources tell
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Delimel Maxwell, sixty three, is the only person behind bars
serving twenty years on child sex trafficking, despite the fact
that pedophile Jeffrey Epstein allegedly controlled a web of underage girls.
That part's true. There was a whole lass network of
people helping Jeffrey Epstein, from Jean Luke Brunel to Leslie
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Groff to Sarah kelln Vickers to Adriana Ross. All of
them need to be in prison. And then when you
talk about Nadiel Marsenkova, it's a different conversation considering she
was sold to Jeffrey Epstein at fourteen years old. I
think we have to look at her with a little
bit of grace. No, we're talking about a kid who
was groomed, who had all of this normalized, and then
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when they became an adult, they had been around this
shit and doing this shit for so long that it
just seemed like it was normal. But the other three
grown ass women at the time, all of them deserve
to be in prison as far as I'm concerned. And
when you talk about the unnamed co conspirators, that's who
they're talking about. I call them the core four, and
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that's because they were the core four women around Jeffrey
Epstein that were helping facilitate all of his bullshit, and
they were around them for years and years and years.
He said he couldn't live without Leslie Groff. She was
his brain. So yeah, all these women that were around
Jeffrey Epstein, all of Glenn Maxwell's lieutenants, they all should
be in prison. There is no doubt about that. And
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I will never ever dispute that Glenn Maxwell being the
only one in prison is laughable. Additionally, Epstein's victims alleged
that they were passed around a sex toys to his
wealthy friends and billionaire business associates who regularly visited his homes,
including his private island Little Saint James. Well, that's true.
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If you want the truth, just talk to the survivors.
They're the ones who lived through it. They're the ones
who were there. They're the ones who saw this all happen.
Now a source. Despite rumors Glaine was never offered any
kind of plea deal. She would be more than happy
to sit before Congress and tell her story. She wasn't
offered a plea deal because there was no reason to
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offer a plea deal. They had the goods on her.
She was caught red handed, folks. And in the previous
episode I discussed why we went through all the charges
and why Gallainne Maxwell is where she is has nothing
to do with her taking the fall for Epstein. And
as far as speaking in front of Congress that has
coming past, why wasn't there a committee called the second
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Jeffrey Epstein was arrested when we could have got down
to the details and right down to the nitty gritty.
Why wait until now? Well, you know why they want
to wait for evidence to go away. They want to
wait till they could build evidence the whole thing. But
the truth is this, If Glene Maxwell had anything to
offer up, she would have offered that shit up a
long time ago, like I told you then. And this
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is another reason why you know Glaine Maxwell wasn't in
the Massad. You really think she'd be swinging in the
wind right now if she was Masad, if there were
so all powerful as people like to tell us. The
truth is, Glenn Maxwell was an asset. Glenn Maxwell was
useful for a time. Glenn Maxwell is no longer useful.
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So in prison is where she will rot. And if
anybody thinks that she's going to get up in front
of Congress and you know, be able to spill a
bunch of beans and get out of prison, they have
not been following the plot. That is not how this works.
What the truth is remains to be seen. Maxwell was
convicted in twenty twenty two over her role in his
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scheme to sexually exploit and abuse multiple minor girls with
Epstein over the course of a decade. Maxwell argues she
should have been protected from prosecution as part of a
non prosecution agreement made by Epstein, her former lover and
boss you mean, co conspirator in two thousand and seven
when she agreed to plead to two minor charges a
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prostitution in a sweetheart deal which saw him spend a
little time behind bars. Everybody gets a deal like Epstein, right,
I mean, come on, he's not connected. It's normal, normal
to get that kind of deal. Normal not to go
to prison for a group of years. Normal for the
federal government to kick it down to the state. Happens
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all the time. Oh wait, what it never happens. Oh right,
so we're just being bullshitted again, got it? And now?
Controversy continues to rage over the Department of Justice statement
that there is no Epstein client list and the release
of videos from inside New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center, which
the DOJ says proves he committed suicide in twenty nineteen
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while being held in jail on sex trafficking charges. Critics
have pointed to the fact that there is a crucial
minute missing from the jailhouse video, and that also does
not show the door, or indeed the inside of Epstein's
jail cell. So what about the people who are already
on the tier, What about the other people that were
in the cells next to them? Never heard shit from
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any of them? In fact, We don't even know who
they are. Did they get a good deal after Jeffrey
Epstein died? Were they let out of prison? Was anybody
given money? Did anybody walk from their charges? We don't know.
The Bureau of Prisons they refuse to tell us. But
now that the case is over, you better believe freedom
of information requests around the way. And furthermore, if Congress
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really wants to do something, they have oversight of the DOJ,
so they can force them to release all this information.
If Congress and the Senate and the President all get
on board, it's a rap. But that's not going to happen.
Do you know why? Because if they release the information,
you would to find out that all of this shit
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was done in a clandestine manner by some rogue element
of the CIA, because that's what happened. And when I
say rogue element, I mean these black ops. This shit's
not approved by you or me, you know, the people
who are actually paying for it. So yeah, it's a
rogue element. And there's plenty of that shit going around.
And I don't just mean with Epstein. You know what
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these people are up to, regime change all over the place,
color revolutions, God knows what else. The scandal, an alleged
cover up, has prompted a rebellion amongst President Trump's loyal megabase.
Some even believe Attorney General Pambondi should be fired after
promising to release all files relating to Epstein and his
high profile male friends, only to apparently renege on that promise.
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On Saturday night, President Trump posted a rebuttaled accusations of
a cover up on social media site truth Social, saying
for years, it's Epstein, over and over again. Why are
we not giving publicity to files written by Obama, Crooked Hillary,
Komi Brennan and the losers and criminals of the Biden administration. Yo.
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Nothing says cover up like trying to push the blame
onto somebody else. This all started under Clinton's first presidency,
and it's been going on ever since. Nobody stopped it,
not Clinton, not Obama, not Biden, not Trump. When we're
talking about Epstein, there's plenty of blame to go around.
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So all these people out here that are trying to
use this as a political cudgel right now, who don't
really know the story, they're walking into a trap. Because
both sides of the aisle have danced with the devil
in the pel moonlight, and we have the receipts to
back it up. So Rocanna and the rest of these
guys are out here talking tough and cool. Let's make
sure you keep that energy when the conversation switches to
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Stacy Plaskett or Bill Richardson or George Mitchell or Bill Clinton.
Let's make sure that we have the same exact energy,
because if not, you just look like a hypocritical asshole
who doesn't care about the story and only cares about politics.
And I assure you, this shit right here is much
deeper and much more profound than your little political fights.
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This is a fight for the soul of the nation,
and anybody telling you to move on at this point
is questionable in my opinion. I don't care if it's
the president or anybody else. The Epstein cover up was
also a main topic of conversation among attendees of this
weekend student Action summit in Tampa, Florida, hosted by the
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conservative group Turning Point USA, an organization many credit with
rallying Trump's young base before last year's presidential election. Sharon Allen,
an attendee, told NBC News, it's not even about Pam
Bondy to me, it's like, look, Trump, we elected you
because you were supposed to be different, so you have
to prove to us that you are different. Well, unfortunately,
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meet the new boss Sam as the old boss. And
for me it's not a surprise. I expected it. I
never expected transparency. I never expected anybody to show up
and be the hero here, especially with our political class.
Has there ever been a group where courage is in
such short supply? I don't think so. A source close
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to Maxwell told Deli Mal that the former girlfriend of Epstein,
who continues to protest her innocence, would welcome the chance
to sit in front of Congress and tell her story.
The source said Congressional hearings have been held into everything
from JFK's assassination to nine to eleven Epstein files rank
up there with those cases. Gleam would be willing to
speak before Congress and tell her story. Maxwell is also
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fighting to have her appeal heard by the Supreme Court.
On July fourteenth, lawyers for the US government will submit
their response to her plea for the Supreme Court to
take up her case. President Trump's former first buddy Elon
Musk sensationally claimed there is a cover up because Trump
is mentioned in the Epstein files, something sources close to
Maxwell's say is a false flag. President Trump was photographed
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with Epstein several times and they ran in the same circles.
But Trump was one of the first to break all
contact with Epste because they fell out over a business
deal and Epstein's treatment of women, The informed source said,
And look, there's been a lot of rumors about that.
There's no doubt about it that Donald Trump was one
of the first people to cut Epstein off, but that
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doesn't mean they didn't roll around together previous to that.
We have to be honest about the whole conversation, right
And look, I'm not going to sit here and tell
you that Donald Trump was out here, you know, molesting
girls with Jeffrey Epstein. I've never seen any evidence of that,
just like I haven't seen evidence of Bill Clinton molesting
girls with Epstein. What I have seen evidence of, though,
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is a lot of enabling and a lot of people
that were breaking bread with Jeffrey Epstein for a very
long time who now have amnesia, and that is completely unacceptable.
But as far as Glenn Maxwell goes, this is a snake.
This woman will say whatever she has to say to
try and get herself out of trouble. And like I
said before, if Glenne Maxwell had anything to share, do
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you think she's be doing a twenty a bid right
now or do you think she would appony that shit
up a long time ago. We all know the answer.
She's not built for that life. None of these people are.
And when they're facing twenty thirty years, they're gonna rat
on everybody. There are no big shocks about President Trump
in the Epstein files, but there are a lot of
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powerful men involved and a lot of money, and it
will come down to following the money bingo. I've told
you that from the very beginning. This is all about
the financial sector. It always was. And anybody out there
who thinks the financial sector isn't the villain in every
story is crazy. They are. They're financing everything you hate.
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Look at a topic you hate, and the financial sector
is involved, whatever it might be. Choose your favorite conspiracy theory,
whatever it might be. So it's always wild to me
when people don't focus their rage in the right place.
I mean, you have financial companies, credit card companies, not
to you know, get off topic. Too far. But they're
out here charging thirty five percent in finance charges. It's
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more than the fucking mafia. If you live in the
right neighborhood and know the right person, you're going to
get a better deal on the street. These people have
all of us in financial servitude, and then they run
around and promote people like Epstein, and then when the
time comes for them to be held responsible, they just
buy their way out. Two hundred and ninety million here,
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one hundred and fifty five million there, and they keep
it moving. Well, I'm here to tell you that if
you follow the money, it inevitably leads to the financial sector, obviously,
but from there it ends up in some politicians war chest,
and then that politician is owned by the financial sector.
And if you think any of our presidents haven't been
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owned by the financial sector, you are crazy. All of
them have been. The Department of Justice said no one
else is likely to be prosecuted in relation to the
Epstein case, including Britain's Prince Andrew, who was accused by
Virginia Roberts of allegedly sleeping with her when she was
seventeen and underage. Prince Andrew has consistently denied all charges
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against him and settled a civil lawsuit of Miss Roberts
with no admission of wrongdoing. Miss Roberts committed suicide earlier
this year. So look, there's no chance that Gallainne Maxwell
is going up before Congress and getting out of prison
early because of it, especially now that the investigation's closed.
They don't even have a target. Who's she going to
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give up information on. If you don't have a crime,
you don't have a criminal. So my advice to everyone is,
don't get your hopes up. Don't think for a second
Glen Maxwell is going to come strolling into the room
and provide a bunch of clarity and tell us what
was going on, especially considering this vile lady who was
right in the middle of all of it. And I
hate to say it, but the ship is sailed when
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it comes to Glainn Maxwell. If you wanted her to talk,
you should have charged her with RICO and when after
everybody she knows at the very beginning. But it was
all part of the plan. And if you think this
plan ends with Glenn Maxwell strolling into Congress and being
the hero, you have not been paying attention all right, folks,
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that's gonna do it for this one. But today, considering
we keep hearing about how Jeffrey Epstein was just some
big conspiracy theory and that we should move on, we're
going to take a look at Jeffrey Epstein's argument for bill,
and then we're going to take a look at the
government's response and Judge Berman's order denying that bill and
the reasoning behind why he denied that bill, and that
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opinion runs counter to everything that we're hearing now from
people in power. So keep that seatbelt buckled. Plenty more
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What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. For the last week and a half now
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we've heard about Glanne Maxwell and how she's going to
blow the doors off what Jeffrey Epstein was up to
and provide a bunch of new information to the investigators
after all these years, And as I'm sure all of
you are aware, I have my doubts about that scenario.
And just like I thought, Glen Maxwell is not interested
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in justice, she's not interested in helping anybody but herself.
And now she's demanding that she gets immunity or a
pardon before she gives a deposition to Congress. And nobody
should be shocked by this. This was always going to
be the pathway forward for Glen Maxwell. She wasn't just
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going to offer this stuff up because she's a nice person,
because she cares about survivors and justice. All of a sudden,
she wants to get out of jail. She doesn't want
to sit in that camp anymore and eat the shitty
food that they're serving her. So yeah, the fact that
Glen Maxwell's trying to wheel a deal to try and
get herself out of prison here certainly not shocked. And
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this was what it was always gonna be from the
beginning with her. And as far as I'm concerned, you
can't trust a word that this lady says, not one
single word. She's had all this time to come forward,
She's had ample opportunity to tell everybody what Epstein was
up to. After Epstein was arrested the first time, to Gallaine,
Maxwell show up talking about this is what I know,
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this is where I was, this is what happened. Of course,
not because she would have been incriminating herself, so anybody
out there who thinks that Gallainne Maxwell is some kind
of arbiter of truth, somebody who's gonna tell us the deal,
tell us exactly what happened, and do so because she
cares about justice. They're fooling themselves because Glene Maxwell cares
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about one thing, Gleanne Maxwell. Today's article is from CBS
News and the headline Glaine Maxwell wants immunity or a
pardon before congressional deposition. This article was authored by Jacob Rosen.
Galainne Maxwell, who was convicted of aiding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein,
not just dating Jesus Christ learned the story. All these
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people have had years and years and years to learn
what they're talking about, and they fell miserably every time.
Kallaine Maxwell wasn't just somebody that was around, wasn't just
somebody that was scheduling girls to come over to Epstein's house.
As bad as that is, she was actually taking part
in the abuse. Get the story correct. Let people know
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the kind of serpent that they're getting in bed with.
Kafuza is willing to provide information to a Congressional committee
next month during a deposition, but only if she is
granted immunity or is pardoned well, according to a letter
from her attorney obtained by CBS News, and like we
were talking about previously, even if she's pardoned, that doesn't
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mean the state can't go after and we know that
there's plenty of evidence in the state of New York.
The question is do they have the stones to do
it right? Last week, the gop let House Oversight Committee
subpoenat Maxwell, who's serving a twenty year prison sentence, to
sit for a deposition. Is fallout over the Trump administration's
handling of the case continues to intensify. A deposition was
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scheduled for August eleventh at a federal prison in Tallahassee,
where Maxwell is serving her sentence. However, in a letter
Tuesday that was addressed to Oversight chairman Representative James Comer,
Maxwell's attorney, David Marcus, said that she's willing to sit
before the committee, but only after certain legal appeals are
finalized or his client is granted clemency or a pardon
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by President Trump. Can't you see that you're being played
by Glenn Maxwell? And this is why I've been so
vocal calling out the weirdos and influencers who are trying
to repackage Glenn Maxwell as anything but what she is,
and for what what do you think you're going to get?
Do you really think that Glen Maxwell is going to
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absolve your faves, whoever they might be, of having any
role within Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise. Do you think she's
going to tell you that Oprah was on some list
that never existed. Do you think she's going to tell
you that Tom Hanks is drinking adrenochrome on an island
right now? Because none of that stuff's real, And you've
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been sold a shitty bill of goods for a very
long time by a lot of people. The truth is
Glenn Maxwell is a prolific child molester, a groomer, a
human trafficker, a bipedal serpent, and she's exactly where she belongs.
And anybody telling you anything else is bullshitting you. And
to continue backing up my point, I'll continue posting the receipts,
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will continue going through the court documents, We'll continue hearing
from survivors, and will continue hearing from the people who
Glenn Maxwell hurt. The most public reports, including your own statements,
indicate that the committee intends to question miss Maxwell in prison,
and without granting immunity, those are non starters. Miss Maxwell
cannot further criminal exposure in a politically charged environment without
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formal immunity. Marcus wrote, as if politics have anything to
do with the fact that your client was molested in
little girls, that your client was bringing these little girls
to Jeffrey Epstein for him to molest, and god knows
who else, at the very least Jean Luke Brunell. I mean,
that's somebody we don't talk about nowhere near enough. And
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everybody talks about Glenn Maxwell like she's a missing link.
I have news for you. The real missing link was
Jean Luke Brunell. And just so happens that he also
expired in a jail cell. I know, just a coincidence, right,
Nothing to see here whatsoever. Meanwhile, it was Jean Luke
Brunell who was the one who was the pipeline. Jean
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Luke Brunell was Jeffrey Epstein's locke when it comes to
bringing models over here. And not only that, but they
were engaged in all kinds of fraudulent immigration activity, all
sorts of money laundering, and all kinds of wire transfer
issues that should have been looked at. And when I
talk about the Jeffrey Epstein files, that's what I'm talking about.
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Who signed off on all this stuff, who signed off
on all the deals, who was involved in signing off
on probation? You know, all that stuff is very important
to figure out what's going on here and how it
all happened. But one of the key cogs is MC
two MC squared, the modeling agency that was put into
play to act as a pipeline for Epstein via Jean
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Luke Brunell. So if you want to talk about people
that were a key to what's going on, is Jean
Luke Brunell, not Glainne Maxwell. I've said this from the
jump and I truly believe it now. Don't get me wrong.
Glenn Maxwell knows the who's why's the whens, but the
actual operational part of it, she wasn't part of that.
When we're talking about the building of the pipeline, we're
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talking about Jean Luke Brunell. And when we're talking about
feeding the monster, oh yeah, on Luke Brunell's bitch ass
is the one. Marcus wrote that any questions to Maxwell
would have to be given to her in advance to
ensure accuracy and fairness, and that conducting the deposition in
prison would create security risks and undermine the integrity of
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the process. No, we should just you know, drag her
up to Congress and make a big thing out of it. Right,
Give your client all the pomp and circumstance she wants,
because make no mistake, this has always been about Glenn Maxwell.
It's not about justice. It's about what Maxwell can do
for Maxwell. And just keep in mind, this woman still
won't take responsibility for what she was convicted for. So
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if you want to trust her, hey, that's on you. Me.
Never going to happen, not today, not tomorrow, not ever.
Maxwell was convicted in twenty twenty one for her role
in helping Epstein recruit, groom and abuse underage girls. Well
you finally said it, huh. They usually just say recruit
girls to bring to Epstein. And while that's true, it
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doesn't show you the true deviancy of Glenn Maxwell. It's
one thing to groom girls and bring them to the
belly of the beast. You should go to prison forever
for that anyway, But when you're actually taking part in
the abuse yourself. Well, that makes you a different kind
of monster. And that's the kind of monster that I
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have zero desire to have any kind of talk with,
any kind of deal with, and certainly the kind of
monster that I don't believe for a minute. And you
can see the full narcissism of Glenn Maxwell on display here.
She thinks she's still calling the plays and that everybody
should run the routes that she wants them to run.
But what she doesn't understand, I guess, is that she's
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an incarcerated child molester and she's not in control of shit.
And all these clowns out here that have been pushed
in for Glenn Maxwell to be refurbished, they're gonna end
up looking stupid as well. Marcus wrote that because Maxwell's
ongoing appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn her conviction
and other legal issues are currently pending, any testimony she
provides now could compromise her constitutional rights, prejudice her legal claims,
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and potentially taint the future jury pool. Oh yeah, because
jury pools aren't tainted when it comes to Glain Maxwell,
the convicted child molester. As it is enough with the
jury pool taint bullshit. If you think I had a
lot to say about the whole jury tainted nonsense when
it comes to Colberger, way do you get a load
of these rants that are coming. If that's the argument
they're gonna make, there's not a jury in the land
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that hasn't heard that your client was molesting little girls. Okay,
fuck off. However, Marcus wrote, if President Trump were to
pardon Maxwell or commuter sentence, she would be willing and
eager to testify openly and honestly in public before Congress
in Washington, DC. Let me translate that for you from
bipudal serpent to human being. You're not getting shit unless
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I get what I want. Go fuck yourself. If those
conditions are not agreed to, Marcus wrote, Maxwell will have
no choice but to invoke her Fifth Amendment rights. Good
and honestly. The only people that want to hear from
Glenn Maxwell are people that don't know the story. All
these Johnny com latelies that have just shown up, and
they think Maxwell's going to hold the key to blow
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the doors off this bitch. Unfortunately, that's never going to occur.
And if you think that Glann Maxwell is going to
end up being some kind of hero you have not
been paying attention. A spokesperson for the House Oversight Committee
said in a statement that the committee will respond to
marcus letters soon, but said it will not consider granting
congressional immunity for her testimony. In a letter to Maxwell
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informing her of the subpoena comer wrote that the committee
is seeking Maxwell's testimony to inform the consideration of potential
legislative solutions to improve federal efforts to combat sex trafficking
and reform the use of non prosecution agreements and or
plea agreements in sex crime investigations. Look, the NPA should
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be done away with. There has to be a remedy
for that, right. There has to be something that could
be done. And if you really want to get down
to it, and you really want to blow the doors
off this, you don't need Glenn Maxwell. You need to
get rid of that NPA, point blank period. Todd Blanche,
the second highest ranking Justice Department official, met with Maxwell
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in Tallahassee on July twenty fourth and twenty fifth to
discuss Epstein. After the questioning had ended, Marcus declined to
comment on the substance of the meeting, but a total
reporters outside the office that there were a lot of questions,
and we went all day. Yeah, I got some questions, namely,
why were you sitting down with Glenn Maxwell in the
first place. There's a lot they could be doing, like
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you know, unredacting and releasing the full OIG report and
then going after the NPA itself, probably a good idea, right,
But instead we get more of this bullshit, more of this, Oh,
we're going to talk to Glenn Maxwell. We're going to
get grand jury documents unseal and given to the public
in ten years. Meanwhile, nobody's asking for that. What we're
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asking for are the real documents that tell the story.
And as far as I'm concerned, that story's told when
you follow the money. So let's see the money trail.
Neither President Trump nor Marcus have ruled out the possibility
of a pardon for Maxwell, but on Monday, mister Trump
said he is allowed to pardon Maxwell, but nobody asked
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him to issue one yet. Well, yeah, not yet, but
it's coming. There's no doubt about it. Is he gonna
give her one? I don't know, certainly a possibility. When
we're talking about Donald Trump, all bets are off right.
I don't know what this dude's gonna do from day
to day. And considering how many times his story has
changed about Jeffrey Epstein and how they had their falling out,
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who the hell knows what's what? And speaking of that,
Trump says that Epstein stole employees from him, possibly including
Virginia Roberts. There's a whole lot to unpack there. What
does that even mean. Jeffery Epstein was poaching girls from
the SPA to go and work for him, and that's
what led to their falling out. I thought it had
to do with the business deal. I thought it had
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to do with Jeffrey Epstein being a cree. We've heard
three different stories now which one's the true story. I'm
guessing he's going with this one for now, so we'll
see what he has to say. Separately, mister Trump told
reporters Tuesday he got ties with Epstein in the early
two thousands because the financiers stole employees from his business,
reiterating his comments from a day earlier. So, Donald Trump's
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aware of what's going on in the SPA. Every single
employee he knows if they leave or get fired, or
they quit or they go work somewhere else. I'm just
asking the question. I don't know. Maybe he does, but
considering how many properties he owns, that would be quite defeat.
Know in every single employee, and when a minor employee
like a SPA attendant, leaves your property, you know that
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that's happening. You know that they're getting poached. Furthermore, if
you knew that Jeffrey Epstein was a sick fuck, like
you say, you did, this didn't raise any concerns that
he's pulling a sixteen year old girl from your spa.
I don't know about you, but i'd have some questions,
the President said. The workers in question were young women
who worked in the spot at mar A Lago. Asked
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whether Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts was one of the employees,
Trump said, I think that was one of the people.
So you knew this was happening, and you knew that
Epstein was a sick fuck, but you didn't go to
the authorities and say, look, hey, this dude's taking girls,
sixteen year old girls from my spa, and I think
he's up to no good. With being as prominent as
you are, I'm sure people would have listened, so I
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don't really know what Trump thinks he's doing here, But
I don't know if this is the version of the
story that he should be going with. I mean, remember,
we have three different versions, so I guess this one's
the best fitting when it comes to the narrative, at
least in their opinion. Roberts has alleged in civil court
that she was a sixteen year old employee at Mar
A Lago when Maxwell first met her, and a recruiteder
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into Epstein's sex trafficking activities. Roberts, who died by suicide
earlier this year, was among the most prominent people to
accuse Epstein of sexual abuse. Mister Trump noted Tuesday that
Roberts had no complaints about US. President Trump was friends
with Epstein for years before their relationship ended in the
two thousands. In the past, the White House has said
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the President kicked Epstein out of his club for being
a creep. Asked Tuesday about whether Epstein was cut off
for being a creep or for stealing employees, mister Trump said,
maybe they're the same thing. Oh, okay, I guess they're
the same thing. So you did nothing about it. You
just cut off ties with them and said, you know what,
We'll let those girls fend for themselves. No big deal.
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Seems to track. He took people. And because he took people,
I said, don't do it anymore. You know, they worked
for me, mister Trump said Tuesday, while flying back to
the US on Air Force one after a trip to Scotland.
So the owner of mar A Lago was mad because
spawn employees were being taken, low level, line employees. And
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we're not talking about a massus. We're talking about a
towel girl. She wasn't old enough to be a messus.
Epstein and Maxwell knew that they recruited her anyway, They
kidnapped her anyway, and they forced her into servitude anyway.
And I find it hard to believe that somebody that's
in a position like Donald Trump, somebody that's, you know,
very busy man, has a lot of properties, a lot
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of businesses to run, knows that low level employees, line
level employees are leaving the business. How many were taken.
There would have to be a large amount of people
that were being poached for you to take note, right,
because you can get a towel girl quickly. How many
people are looking for summer jobs a whole lot. Right,
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We're not talking about trained messus here, We're talking about
somebody serving up towels. So, as far as I'm concerned,
I have my doubts about somebody like Donald Trump or
anyone who runs a big ass comp for that matter,
knowing or caring about anything like this. That's what you
have the manager of the department for, right, They're going
to take care of the hiring people leave, there's a
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turnover rate. Shit happens. But I'm supposed to believe that
that's the reason that Epstein and Trump had this big
falling out now because girls from the spa towel girls
were being poached to go work for Jeffrey Epstein. And
it's not like he came out and said, oh, they
were being taken and he was doing disgusting things to him. No,
it was because he was losing workers to Epstein. Does
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that seem logical to anybody out there? Or does it
sound like more of a story being pitched As a
narrative continues to be weaved, the question is does anyone
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