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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Isabelle has lived nearly her entire life with a rare
condition called dysfunction.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Oh that stuff's terrible.
Speaker 1 (00:10):
It really is. You gotta you gotta really yeah. It's
also known as no burp syndrome. Could you imagine if
you were unable to burp?
Speaker 2 (00:25):
Yeah, that could be inconvenient at times.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
From childhood, she noticed odd, gurgling throat noises, and she
was saying, especially if it was like a cold. She
had a cold or eight certain foods, and even a
listen to this peculiar croak when kissing someone.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Oh yeah, that makes the romance great. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (00:51):
Beside the sounds, she dealt with bloating, heartburn, and vomiting.
Doctors diagnosed her when the muscle at the top of
her esophagus or as my dearly departed grandma used to
call it, mussophagus, failed to relax so it trapped the
air makes burps impossible. So on get this, A single
botox injection was the fix. It relaxed the muscles so
(01:14):
the air can escape. She noticed relief immediately, and though
she still has mild side effects like a sore throat
and extra burping, that kind of thing still better than
no burping at all. I just found this odd. The
those kinds of things that happened to people I find fascinating.
Speaker 2 (01:33):
I thought box botox a stiffen muscle. No, no, it
to like take out wrinkles and things like that, smooth
it out.
Speaker 1 (01:43):
Yeah, it's a relaxing thing though. It relaxes that you know,
the crows feet and the and look, if you get
that done and you like it, it works for you, great.
But this is a medicinal thing for.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
Her, So I wonder who had that idea, looked at
her and said, you know what, I put some botox
in there, and see what I mean. That's that's an
odd thing to come up with. Well of them, they're
smart doctors, I guess. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
So yeah, good for her that she's able to get relief,
because I can't begin to imagine what that must feel like. Terrible.
You'd probably feel like you know those frogs that like,
you know, you see the bottom thing like like expand out.
Speaker 2 (02:33):
Like what you're doing a big bullfrog getting your gut
would be like why exactly?
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Gislaine Maxwell says, No, Jeffrey Epstein client list exists. The
DJ releasing the interview recordings. Now, I will tell you
right off the bat. The Democrats, and I'm sure it's
already out there. Maybe it isn't yet, but I'm sure
it is that they're going to scream and cry about
she's basically been coached. You know, they moved her from
(03:08):
one facility to another, and people are going to the
Dems are going to try to say, I think that
she was coached, she was told. If you want any
semblance of a life, you know, you're going to say this, this, this,
and this about the whole thing. So how much do
we put into this with you know, her whole situation
(03:32):
and the Justice Department releasing these transcripts the interview the
other part? I mean, and look, I feel like the
comeback here is if you have Democrat friends or whatever
and they start, you know, trying to you, Oh yeah,
the interview is being released. I want to see the well,
(03:53):
at least at least it's being released, you know, And
I want the unredacted. I want the audio. And I
don't know is the audio even out there. I don't
know right now they're calling it the transcripts from the interview.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
But do you.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Remember when Biden, when that whole thing, they was like well,
we're not going to it's we're not going to release
all of that. Turns out the reason they weren't releasing
it was because it was a bunch of gobbledy dooke stuff.
He was saying notes and made no sense whatsoever. But
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche sat down with Maxwell in
a federal prison in Tallahassee, where she was being held
(04:34):
until recently, and the interview she denied having trafficked anyone
or having witnessed any non consensual sexual activity or any
sex involving miners. Well, that completely exonerates epstein Yan. How
about that, he's completely innocent. She said, there's no client
list either.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
I don't know, man, I'm afraid that. I don't believe
anything she says.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Because she has motive to lie. I trying to. I'm
just yeah, and we're spitball on. This is not rehearsed.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
And so she says favorable things about Donald Trump, and
she talks about how much her dad liked Donald Trump.
Her dad was the publisher of the os It not
the New York Post, but was it the New York
Daily News. So he, I mean, he was a prominent
media guy when Trump was developing real estate. She said
they had a great relationship and her dad had very
(05:27):
favorable things to say about Donald Trump. And I'm sitting
here telling you I don't believe what she says. So
there you go. Don't tell me I'm a homer, because
even though she's saying favorable things about Donald Trump, I
don't believe what she says. I think there's definitely a list.
I think that there's video. I think there's all kinds
of stuff. And I don't even know necessarily that anybody
(05:49):
in the administration is holding this up. I have to wonder.
You have to remember we had four years of another administration,
more minions, a different president who had control of all
of this. What's been hidden, what's been destroyed, what's been
whitewashed during that time, all.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
Of the really all of the things that implicate anybody
that has a D next to their names.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Yeah, I think, yeah, I mean and again you you've
said it before, I've said it before, all these people
Huffington Post. I got so ticked off. Call it Maxwell
is Trump's child? What was a child molesting friend or
something like that. If during the time the Biden administration
(06:37):
was in power, they had anything on Donald Trump. When
it came to Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abused child trafficking or
anything else, you would have seen it every minute of
every day on every news station twenty four to seven.
You wouldn't have got away from it.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
Twenty four to seven. It would have been no other
news none, It would have just been that. And you
know what, I honestly think, thank god AI is in
the infant stages right now, because I feel like it
probably is out there, some sort of AI or people
have messed with, you know, connecting Trump to all of this,
(07:17):
And thank god it's not bulletproof right now, because I
feel like if there was a way to cover that up,
but to have that quote unquote evidence which would be
fake that it, that would be something that they'd be like,
well we got Nope, we got the bulletproof truth and.
Speaker 2 (07:36):
Gate from now they'll be able to create stuff that
that's what we'll be able to see through them. So scary, So.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
Scary, man, really really scary where that's headed that your
opponent will be able to, depending on how much money
they have, will be able to provide whatever it is
they need to to implicate you.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
It's really scary, man,
Isabelle has lived nearly her entire life with a rare
condition called dysfunction.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Oh that stuff's terrible.
Speaker 1 (00:10):
It really is. You gotta you gotta really yeah. It's
also known as no burp syndrome. Could you imagine if
you were unable to burp?
Speaker 2 (00:25):
Yeah, that could be inconvenient at times.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
From childhood, she noticed odd, gurgling throat noises, and she
was saying, especially if it was like a cold. She
had a cold or eight certain foods, and even a
listen to this peculiar croak when kissing someone.
Speaker 2 (00:47):
Oh yeah, that makes the romance great. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (00:51):
Beside the sounds, she dealt with bloating, heartburn, and vomiting.
Doctors diagnosed her when the muscle at the top of
her esophagus or as my dearly departed grandma used to
call it, mussophagus, failed to relax so it trapped the
air makes burps impossible. So on get this, A single
botox injection was the fix. It relaxed the muscles so
(01:14):
the air can escape. She noticed relief immediately, and though
she still has mild side effects like a sore throat
and extra burping, that kind of thing still better than
no burping at all. I just found this odd. The
those kinds of things that happened to people I find fascinating.
Speaker 2 (01:33):
I thought box botox a stiffen muscle. No, no, it
to like take out wrinkles and things like that, smooth
it out.
Speaker 1 (01:43):
Yeah, it's a relaxing thing though. It relaxes that you know,
the crows feet and the and look, if you get
that done and you like it, it works for you, great.
But this is a medicinal thing for.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
Her, So I wonder who had that idea, looked at
her and said, you know what, I put some botox
in there, and see what I mean. That's that's an
odd thing to come up with. Well of them, they're
smart doctors, I guess. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
So yeah, good for her that she's able to get relief,
because I can't begin to imagine what that must feel like. Terrible.
You'd probably feel like you know those frogs that like,
you know, you see the bottom thing like like expand out.
Speaker 2 (02:33):
Like what you're doing a big bullfrog getting your gut
would be like why exactly?
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Gislaine Maxwell says, No, Jeffrey Epstein client list exists. The
DJ releasing the interview recordings. Now, I will tell you
right off the bat. The Democrats, and I'm sure it's
already out there. Maybe it isn't yet, but I'm sure
it is that they're going to scream and cry about
she's basically been coached. You know, they moved her from
(03:08):
one facility to another, and people are going to the
Dems are going to try to say, I think that
she was coached, she was told. If you want any
semblance of a life, you know, you're going to say this, this, this,
and this about the whole thing. So how much do
we put into this with you know, her whole situation
(03:32):
and the Justice Department releasing these transcripts the interview the
other part? I mean, and look, I feel like the
comeback here is if you have Democrat friends or whatever
and they start, you know, trying to you, Oh yeah,
the interview is being released. I want to see the well,
(03:53):
at least at least it's being released, you know, And
I want the unredacted. I want the audio. And I
don't know is the audio even out there. I don't
know right now they're calling it the transcripts from the interview.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
But do you.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Remember when Biden, when that whole thing, they was like well,
we're not going to it's we're not going to release
all of that. Turns out the reason they weren't releasing
it was because it was a bunch of gobbledy dooke stuff.
He was saying notes and made no sense whatsoever. But
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche sat down with Maxwell in
a federal prison in Tallahassee, where she was being held
(04:34):
until recently, and the interview she denied having trafficked anyone
or having witnessed any non consensual sexual activity or any
sex involving miners. Well, that completely exonerates epstein Yan. How
about that, he's completely innocent. She said, there's no client
list either.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
I don't know, man, I'm afraid that. I don't believe
anything she says.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Because she has motive to lie. I trying to. I'm
just yeah, and we're spitball on. This is not rehearsed.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
And so she says favorable things about Donald Trump, and
she talks about how much her dad liked Donald Trump.
Her dad was the publisher of the os It not
the New York Post, but was it the New York
Daily News. So he, I mean, he was a prominent
media guy when Trump was developing real estate. She said
they had a great relationship and her dad had very
(05:27):
favorable things to say about Donald Trump. And I'm sitting
here telling you I don't believe what she says. So
there you go. Don't tell me I'm a homer, because
even though she's saying favorable things about Donald Trump, I
don't believe what she says. I think there's definitely a list.
I think that there's video. I think there's all kinds
of stuff. And I don't even know necessarily that anybody
(05:49):
in the administration is holding this up. I have to wonder.
You have to remember we had four years of another administration,
more minions, a different president who had control of all
of this. What's been hidden, what's been destroyed, what's been
whitewashed during that time, all.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
Of the really all of the things that implicate anybody
that has a D next to their names.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Yeah, I think, yeah, I mean and again you you've
said it before, I've said it before, all these people
Huffington Post. I got so ticked off. Call it Maxwell
is Trump's child? What was a child molesting friend or
something like that. If during the time the Biden administration
(06:37):
was in power, they had anything on Donald Trump. When
it came to Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abused child trafficking or
anything else, you would have seen it every minute of
every day on every news station twenty four to seven.
You wouldn't have got away from it.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
Twenty four to seven. It would have been no other
news none, It would have just been that. And you
know what, I honestly think, thank god AI is in
the infant stages right now, because I feel like it
probably is out there, some sort of AI or people
have messed with, you know, connecting Trump to all of this,
(07:17):
And thank god it's not bulletproof right now, because I
feel like if there was a way to cover that up,
but to have that quote unquote evidence which would be
fake that it, that would be something that they'd be like,
well we got Nope, we got the bulletproof truth and.
Speaker 2 (07:36):
Gate from now they'll be able to create stuff that
that's what we'll be able to see through them. So scary, So.
Speaker 1 (07:41):
Scary, man, really really scary where that's headed that your
opponent will be able to, depending on how much money
they have, will be able to provide whatever it is
they need to to implicate you.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
It's really scary, man,
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