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What the Epstein Files Mean (And How We Should Respond) | LIVE · The Lila Rose Show

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  Hello everybody, so it's been 3 weeks since our last live.
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  I have a special announcement about our lives which I will be
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  making shortly. But in the last three weeks, the
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  Epstein files were released after a law required that the
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  Department of Justice release ultimately millions of files,
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  including thousands of hours of video.
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  And today, we're going to be deep diving some of what has
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  been discovered since that release and what it means and
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  how we should respond as Christians.
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  Welcome back to the Lila Rose show.
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  All right, so there has been quite a lot of news in the last
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  three weeks, and one of the biggest news items that has
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  taken the Internet by storm and has reached the mind and the
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  eyes of millions of Americans is the Epstein files.
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  Now, many of you listening may have already been deeply
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  disturbed by learning about what is in the Epstein files.
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  And in today's live, we're not going to be going through every
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  file that is actually impossible to do it anyone live.
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  But we're going to be talking about some of the key takeaways
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  that I think are important for all of us to be aware of, and
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  also the context why this matters and also the discussion
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  of what it means for the future of our country.
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  Because I think when anything that is brought to light, that
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  is been hidden, that is evil, that shocks the conscience, that
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  wounds the heart, people then ask the question, what do I do
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  with this information? And for me, this is very much
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  connected to the fact that and, and Epstein actually was very
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  much a proponent of the fact that abortion is legal, on
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  demand in this country, the leading cause of death in
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  America, the leading harm to children in America's abortion.
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  1,000,000 children killed every single year in America legally.
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  Live Action News has been following Epstein and the
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  stories that have broken about him over the last several years,
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  exposing his promotion of abortion, his connection to sex
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  trafficking, reporting on that. But what the files show us as
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  something more even than what we already knew, which was that
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  there are truly hundreds upon hundreds of people not just
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  involved with Epstein who might have known him or been an
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  acquaintance of him. But within that constellation of
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  people, there are many that were involved in ultimately talking
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  about whether they're joking or they're being.
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  Serious. Some of the most.
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  Heinous acts imaginable towards children.
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  And at the end of the day, a civilization, the test of a
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  civilization's character, the test of a civilization's future,
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  whether they're going to have success is how we treat our
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  children. It's how we treat our most
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  vulnerable. And keep in mind, children have
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  no voice. They're completely
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  disenfranchised. They have no vote, they have no
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  way to lobby. They are completely dependent on
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  adults. And that is why it is the number
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  one responsibility of of adults to protect children and to care
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  for children. And so before we get into the
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  timeline of Epstein, this American financier who is dead,
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  they say he committed suicide in prison.
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  But there's obviously all sorts of theories and rumors and
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  conspiracies running around about that.
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  Before we get into the timeline of Epstein, what is in the
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  files, some of the bigger names that have been associated with
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  him and the stories that have been exposed from the files,
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  folks like Steve Bannon involved in promoting President Trump's
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  campaign in the past. Folks like Bill Gates, who has.
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  Fallen from grace in the eyes even of liberal secular society,
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  but has ultimately given billions of dollars away to
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  population control and others. I want to share three main
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  points for us to keep in mind before we dive in.
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  We're also going to actually address a recent ad campaign
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  from Frida, which I think is really important for people to
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  be aware of some of these millennial marketing campaigns
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  and Gen. Z marketing campaigns that are
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  designed to desensitize us further.
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  My first point as we before we dive into the details, is do not
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  be desensitized. It is so easy, especially in the
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  area, the era of social media, to just and with abortion, with
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  the evil of abortion, every single child killed is just
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  bloodshed against the innocent. It is so easy with all of this
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  evil to just close eyes, shut ears, shut down heart and just
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  move on because it is so overwhelming.
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  We were not made or equipped to handle all of ingesting via news
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  consumption, all of the evils in the world.
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  We were not made for that. As human beings, we don't have
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  that capacity. But when we do learn about
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  evils, we should allow our hearts to break.
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  We should allow ourselves to be wounded by it.
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  And with that doesn't mean we should just be ingesting evils
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  all day long to constantly learn about the next greatest evil.
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  But well, we are aware. Well, we are made aware.
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  We should allow our hearts to break.
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  We should pray for the victims. And pray for the victimizers,
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  for their conversion, for them to stop their evil, do their
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  evil doing. Pray for the victims, pray for
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  their protection, pray for their healing.
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  And we should also continue to ask God, how can I best be
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  involved in all of these, these these causes, these
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  opportunities involved in these causes?
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  That are before me. So do not be desensitized.
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  As as difficult as that is in today's social media and media
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  era, do not be desensitized. The second one is realize that
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  evil has been with us since the Garden, since Adam and Eve fell,
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  since they decided to turn their backs on God and to disobey.
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  Evil has been with us when Cain and Abel, the brothers fought.
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  And Cain killed Abel. Evil has been with us.
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  Evil has been with us in American history.
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  Evil has been with us through all of our history.
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  And so will Evil has always been with us.
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  We understand that this is the broken human condition that we
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  are in. And that playing with evil,
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  compromising with evil, only begets more evil.
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  So evil has always been with us, but it doesn't happen to us by
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  accident. It happens to us by choice, by
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  people's choices, and ultimately our choices.
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  And one compromise with evil leads to greater compromises
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  with evil. And the last?
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  Point for context here. Do not be desensitized.
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  Evil has always been with us and evil begets evil, sin creates
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  sin begets sin is that there is a solution.
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  There is a solution to all this mind numbing evil and that's
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  Jesus Christ. And we're going to share and
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  talk more about that more before.
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  We jump into the history of Epstein.
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  OK, so let's jump through the timeline here briefly of Jeffrey
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  Epstein and his tangle with law enforcement.
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  So Palm Beach, Palm Beach police investigate Jeffrey Epstein
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  after multiple accusations of him abusing young girls.
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  So there was these accusations of massages that he's paying for
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  them. And then it leads to the next
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  thing discovering that he's sexually abusing these girls in
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  2008. Jeffrey Epstein secures this
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  very highly controversial and unprecedented non prosecution,
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  federal non prosecution agreement which is brokered by
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  then US Attorney Alex Acosta. Now what's so fascinating about
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  this or interesting about this is so the state of Florida is
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  prosecuting him for crimes that are state crimes.
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  But ultimately the federal government says we're not going
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  to be prosecuting Jeffrey Epstein.
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  He's going to instead be prosecuted by the state of
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  Florida. And now there is now this non
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  prosecute prosecution agreement, which means that Jeffrey Epstein
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  and his Co conspirators cannot be will not be prosecuted in
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  this agreement according to this agreement federally.
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  And So what ended up happening is he got effectively a
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  sweetheart deal. Epstein pled to lesser state
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  level charges because the federal charges would have been
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  greater charges that would have landed him with potentially
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  lifetime in prison. And instead all he had to do was
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  serve 13 months in a local jail with a work release program.
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  He ended up being released, of course, after that and after
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  that, a lot of people at the time were saying there's no
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  justice for us. There were survivors that were
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  coming out on their stories. But of course, Jeffrey Epstein
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  was very powerful. He had the best attorneys.
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  He had a lot of powerful friends in high places.
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  And so 13 months went by and then he was back at it.
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  We're going to talk later about some of the power players that
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  actually were trying to rehabilitate him after his stint
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  in jail in 2015. There were civil lawsuits and
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  Ghazane Maxwell is named who is his girlfriend or his partner in
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  crime ultimately, and they're a bunch of survivors who start
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  filing criminal cases. Then public attention starts to
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  kick up about these criminal cases.
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  Also remember this is also around the time of me too.
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  So there's a lot more people speaking up about the sexual
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  abuse that they endured. Now.
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  Also at the time, there was counter movements against
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  against me too. People saying oh people are
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  taking me too too. Far they're coming up with
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  stories that aren't real. Or they're blaming the
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  aggressors for things that they're not shouldn't be blamed
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  for. They weren't actually
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  aggressors. So there's all of this context
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  and controversy. Then in 2018, the Miami Herald
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  does an expose investigative reporting which reexamines
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  Jeffries very unusual plea deal where he got Epstein got only 13
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  months in prison and there's new national outcry.
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  Now, it was around this time that Live Action started to do
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  its reporting. I'm going to get to some of its
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  reporting soon, but started to learn about the connections
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  between Jeffrey Epstein, sex trafficking and abortion and his
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  absolute love of abortion because abortion was a tool that
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  he used to ultimately continue to abuse young girls, which has
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  always been a tool of abusers. So moving forward, he's finally
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  arrested again in 2019. He is arrested by the feds, this
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  time on federal sex trafficking charges.
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  And this case is going to be handled by the Southern District
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  of New York. Now, of course, everyone knows
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  the story of what happens next. Epstein dies in federal custody.
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  And there's of course a lot of theories about, well, he didn't.
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  Did he really kill himself? There was actually a a Doctor
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  Who recently came out and said that actually he looked at the
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  autopsy ultimately of Epstein and decided that no, this does
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  not look like a suicide. This looks like he was strangled
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  by somebody else. So there are those rumors and
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  the potential evidence that that may have been the case.
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  We don't know. According to the official
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  reports, he committed suicide. Now, this is when conspiracy
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  theories and just other concerns about the entire case and how it
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  was handled exploded. 2020, his partner in crime, Maxwell,
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  Ghislaine Maxwell, is arrested. She's then charged with sex
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  trafficking and conspiracy that is ongoing.
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  But the documents were not unsealed yet.
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  So all of the documents that are now available in redacted form
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  anyways for the public to see in the last three months, we're not
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  available. Then in 2023, the judge, a judge
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  orders unsealing of additional documents.
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  This is a federal judge who said that there could be a phased
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  release of previously sealed materials tied to a defamation
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  case. So there's multiple cases, civil
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  cases we're dealing with, criminal cases we're dealing
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  with. Then in 2026, as you all know,
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  if anybody has not been living under a rock in the last three
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  weeks, the Epstein files were officially released.
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  Congress had passed the Epstein's Files Transparency Act
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  in November 2025 that had overwhelming bipartisan support,
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  and it required the DOJ make public all unclassified
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  documents relating to investigations within 30 days.
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  And that's what just happened. President Trump signed that into
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  law, by the way, and that's what just happened.
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  So where do we go next? Let's look.
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  At the response really quick politically before diving into
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  the content of the files. Now, there has been this
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  inconsistency that the Trump administration has come under a
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  lot of fire over what is seen as an inconsistency in its
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  messaging response to the Epstein files.
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  So there have been a lot of people saying there needs to be
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  justice, There needs to be justice.
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  Let's take a look at this video. This is where President Trump is
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  talking with Lex Friedman about his view on the Epstein files.
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  People that the list of clients that went to the island has not
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  been made public. Yeah, it's, it's very
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  interesting, isn't it? Probably will be by the way.
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  So if you're able to, you'll be. Yeah, I'd certainly take a look
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  at it. Now.
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  Kennedy's interesting because it's so many years ago, You
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  know, they do that for danger too, because, you know,
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  endangers certain people, etcetera, etcetera.
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  So Kennedy is very different from the Epstein thing.
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  But yeah, I'd be inclined to do the Epstein.
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  I'd have no problem with it. People.
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  So here, of course, he's talking, and he said this in a
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  few other interviews. He would say, yeah, I'm open to
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  releasing. You know, he had another, he had
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  several other interviews. I will be open to releasing it.
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  But kind of like a little cagey about it because of course,
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  people can be in the Epstein files that are not.
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  It's the, you know, guilt by association is not OK.
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  Just because someone got an e-mail from Jeffrey Epstein or
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  went to an event with Jeffrey Epstein or is in a picture with
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  Jeffrey Epstein doesn't mean that they're complicit in all of
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  his evil behaviors right now. We're going to get into some of
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  the files. It's very apparent that there
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  are people, complicit, people that are likely walking free
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  right now, people that are likely continuing, continuing
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  horrific and heinous acts. And there's no justice yet.
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  And so we're going to talk about that.
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  But this is sort of the kind of, you could see a almost cagey
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  response from President Trump. Well, maybe we'll release them,
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  but it can be dangerous for some of the people because they're
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  not necessarily, you know, bad actors.
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  President Trump is of course named in the files many, many
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  times. And now there are people on both
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  sides saying, well, President Trump is complicit and, and, and
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  some of the horrific behaviors that Jeffrey Epstein was
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  involved in, other people saying actually President Trump barred
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  Epstein from his, from his hotels and resorts because he
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  didn't want him committing his nefarious acts, that he was, you
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  know, people kind of, it was like a, a badly kept, poorly
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  kept secret about what Jeffrey Epstein was doing.
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  So he's people on both sides saying this.
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  Pam Bondi, our attorney general, has been, you know, her response
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  here has been heavily criticized.
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  This is an example of why after winning the election, Bondi
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  invited a number of influencers to the White House and gave them
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  these binders saying that these are now the Epstein files that
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  now finally, I'm choosing to release.
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  So there's no law at this point saying you have to release them.
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  I'm choosing to relieve of my own volition.
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  Let's take a look at this. So this was a video out where
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  influencers were handed, and some of these I know were handed
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  these binders. They hadn't even had a chance to
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  look through them yet. They're excited they're going to
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  hold them up. The binders ended up being a
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  nothing burger, as I said, because they were completely
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  redacted. There was nothing in there that
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  was meaningful or could really tell what was actually going on
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  in The Secret Life of Jeffrey Epstein or not so secret life of
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  Jeffrey Epstein. So when that happened, people
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  consider that a publicity stunt. They were very upset.
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  They're upset at Pam Bondi for making this big deal.
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  And many of the influencers felt misled, like they made this big
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  deal of it and it really wasn't a big deal yet because the files
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  are not released. So all that being said, now
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  after being called out, they've been called out, of course.
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  And now after the files being released, the administration's
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  tune has changed definitively. And now there is a, we're moving
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  on from this response from the administration officially.
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  Let's take a look at that. Yeah.
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  Sir, if I did, I just interrupt. Still talking.
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  Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?
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  This guy's been talked about for years.
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  You're asking. We have Texas, we have this, we
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  have all of the things which and are people still talking about
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  this guy, this creep? That is unbelievable.
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  Do you want to waste the time and do you feel like?
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  Answering I I don't mind answering.
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  I mean, I can't believe you're asking a question on Epstein at
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  a time like this where we're having some of the greatest
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  success and and also tragedy with what happened in Texas.
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  It just seems like a desecration, but you go ahead.
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  Sure, sure. First to back up on that in
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  February. OK, so just to be clear, this
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  was, this was actually taken before the files were released,
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  excuse me, last fall and then in a press conference I believe
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  last week. Caroline Lovett, the press
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  secretary for President Trump, said we're moving on from this
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  in a question and answer session with reporters.
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  When she's being asked about the Epstein files she had a similar
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  tone saying listen like it. Is what it is.
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  There's a lot of other issues to address.
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  We're moving on from this. And there have been a lot of
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  people even in the own very passionately pro Trump camp
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  saying, wait a minute, there's so much here that's horrific,
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  that seems that it's unresolved, meaning it involves other people
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  besides Jeffrey Epstein that may be walking free who are
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  pathological abuse users of of children potentially.
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  And we can't just pretend like this is not worth investigating
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  more at minimum, at minimum. So let's get into now the
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  content of the files. And this is we'll do another
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  content warning here. I'm not going to show anything
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  graphic in the files. A lot has still been redacted,
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  but I would consider it still very graphic and very
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  disturbing. You're talking about a man,
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  Jeffrey Epstein, who seemed intent on recording so much of
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  his life. He recorded many videos of what
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  appear to be underage girls. There is a tremendous amount of
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  child sexual assault material that the Department of Justice
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  has said is not in the files. It has not been released, but
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  excuse me, it is in the files but has not been released
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  because it is pornographic and it is it.
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  It's depicting child sexual assault.
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  So even what's been released in the files, according to the
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  government, there's even worse stuff that's not released
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  because it's so graphic. But what has been released is
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  absolutely graphic. And it's not just my.
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  My goal here isn't just to dwell on evil for the sake of dwelling
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  on evil. Jeffrey Epstein is dead, whether
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  that was justice or not, because, you know, he never was
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  able to ultimately be tried federally for his crimes and
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  potential Co conspirators were not tried yet is a question for
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  another day. But what is a question for today
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  and every day until it's resolved is who are the other
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  people that Jeffrey Epstein was creating these videos with the
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  victims and who are the other perpetrators?
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  The victims who have not gotten justice, by the way, some of
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  them, we don't even know if they're still alive and who are
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  the other perpetrators involved. Some of them have potentially
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  very high levels of business, of government, powerful elites who
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  may be walking free, who were involved because Jeffrey Epstein
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  had this very tight relationship with tons of people where he
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  would joke with them, he would e-mail them, he would talk about
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  things that are absolutely horrific to read.
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  We're going to get into all of that.
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  few things to know about Epstein.
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  I want to 1st pull up this Live Action News article which our
• 21:26
  team at Live Action went through.
• 21:28
  The Epstein files search for the connection for abuse of women
• 21:33
  with abortion. This is a connection that we
• 21:34
  have long investigated and exposed at Live Action for
• 21:37
  decades now. And in the Epstein file files,
• 21:41
  victims detail forced abortions and stolen babies, which is very
• 21:46
  chilling. This is an article by one of our
• 21:48
  great reporters, Nancy Flanders. Here are some of the key
• 21:52
  takeaways that were found in the files.
• 21:55
  First of all, there's a diary of a 16 year old that was
• 21:58
  trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein saying that she gave birth to at
• 22:02
  least one child that was immediately taken from her.
• 22:05
  She does not know what happened to that baby.
• 22:07
  Now, there have been theories and rumors about baby farming,
• 22:14
  about the cannibalization of babies, some of the most scary
• 22:18
  and horrible things you could think of and imagine.
• 22:21
  And when you get pieces of information like this from the
• 22:24
  files, that there's an underage sex trafficking victim that who
• 22:30
  escaped being for experiencing a forced abortion.
• 22:33
  We're going to get to the forced abortions in a minute.
• 22:35
  Who's giving birth to a baby that is then taken from her,
• 22:39
  just taken from her. And we don't know what happened
• 22:41
  to that baby. Yes, what happened to that baby?
• 22:45
  Who are the other people involved?
• 22:47
  Some of them must still be alive.
• 22:48
  Jeffrey Epstein might be dead, but some of the other other
• 22:50
  people must still be alive. Who may know who was that?
• 22:53
  Where is that baby? Where is that baby?
• 22:58
  These are the sorts of questions, just one example of
• 23:00
  the sorts of questions that people should be asking and are
• 23:02
  asking from the flood of content that's come out from the Epstein
• 23:05
  files that show not just one victim, 2 victims, 3 victims,
• 23:09
  but countless hundreds upon hundreds of victims.
• 23:11
  This baby now being yet another victim of all of the things we
• 23:15
  don't even know what that's the question mark, right?
• 23:19
  The girl also appears to speak about an abortion.
• 23:22
  She accuses Epstein of wanting to create a superior gene pool.
• 23:25
  This was something he was obsessed with was like creating
• 23:27
  perfect. You know, he, he would write
• 23:29
  about this is creating better genes and creating better, you
• 23:32
  know, the, the higher, higher people, better, higher race of
• 23:36
  people. Another woman, Elizabeth Stein,
• 23:39
  reported this was back in 2023. So not this batch of Epstein
• 23:42
  files, but she reported in the past, she's claimed that she was
• 23:46
  forced into an abortion while she was being trafficked by
• 23:49
  Epstein. So this diary, which was
• 23:52
  released by the Department of Justice, details this young
• 23:55
  girl's experiences about how she became the special friend of
• 23:58
  Epstein, ends up getting impregnated, ends up having her
• 24:01
  baby stolen and indicates that she also experienced a forced
• 24:03
  abortion. So again, one aspect and in, in,
• 24:08
  in, in, in everything I just described, it's not just Jeffrey
• 24:11
  Epstein. There are other players and this
• 24:15
  is something that we've been reporting on a lot about Planned
• 24:16
  Parenthood. In Planned Parenthood, there's
• 24:18
  an institution of the cover up of abuse.
• 24:20
  You cover up the abuse of young girls, you give secret
• 24:24
  abortions. In Jeffrey Epstein's whole
• 24:26
  world, his whole, his whole Nexus of relationships, there
• 24:32
  was this ongoing cover up of his deviant, devious, abusive
• 24:37
  behavior and other people potentially being involved.
• 24:40
  So I think the, the, the problem here is saying, well, he's dead
• 24:43
  and gone. You know, Maxwell, his, his, his
• 24:47
  one Co conspirator that is right now undergoing criminal
• 24:51
  proceedings because she's being charged, she's being prosecuted.
• 24:54
  It's already dealt with. The files show something very,
• 24:57
  very different. Let's look at a few more of what
• 25:00
  of the of the evidence that has emerged from the files.
• 25:04
  This is something that I shared just a couple weeks ago or just
• 25:09
  a week ago. This is from again, it's
• 25:13
  redacted. So we don't know who sent, you
• 25:17
  know, beyond Epstein, who is actually communicating with
• 25:19
  Epstein, but they're sending images indicating a young girl.
• 25:23
  Ultimately, that's not attached to this e-mail, but that's what
• 25:25
  is the attachment. And then giving it an age for
• 25:28
  this child, age 11. Here is another example of what
• 25:33
  this looks like. This is an e-mail.
• 25:35
  Let's go to the second one, Harris.
• 25:38
  This is an e-mail again from Jeffrey Epstein to again, it's
• 25:41
  redacted. Why?
• 25:42
  Why is it redacted? He says thank.
• 25:44
  And this is from 2014. Thank you for a fun night.
• 25:49
  It reads from Jeffrey Epstein to this redacted name.
• 25:52
  Your littlest girl was a little naughty again for someone that
• 25:57
  we know was convicted of child sex trafficking and he's sending
• 26:05
  an e-mail in 2014, right? So this is after he spends his
• 26:11
  13 weeks in prison, 13 months in prison, excuse me, after the
• 26:17
  prosecution took place in Florida.
• 26:19
  This is after and he's he's emailing with someone that we
• 26:23
  don't know who it is, thanking them for a fun night, indicating
• 26:28
  what sounds very clearly for what was again, a convicted sex,
• 26:32
  a convicted abuser of young girls.
• 26:35
  Your littlest girl is very naughty.
• 26:36
  How else can we interpret this? I know some people are saying,
• 26:38
  well, we don't know exactly what that meant.
• 26:40
  We should find out what it meant.
• 26:42
  Who is the person that he was emailing?
• 26:44
  Have they been brought in for questioning?
• 26:46
  They can be brought in for questioning.
• 26:47
  People say whether there's a statute of limitations.
• 26:49
  There are statutes, statutes of limitations.
• 26:51
  But when you're dealing with potential federal crimes,
• 26:53
  federal sex trafficking charges that are still ongoing against
• 26:57
  Maxwell. This was a Co conspirator of
• 26:59
  hers, Jeffrey Epstein. Why isn't this person being
• 27:02
  questioned? Who is this person?
• 27:04
  Let's look at another piece of evidence from the Epstein files.
• 27:09
  This is from, there's so many to go to.
• 27:13
  This is from a let's go down to the torture video e-mail.
• 27:18
  Harris, this is a text. Excuse me, we have a cold over
• 27:24
  here, as many of us do right now.
• 27:27
  This was another e-mail from Jeffrey Epstein.
• 27:31
  I'm in China and I will be back be back in the US second week of
• 27:34
  May. His friend responds.
• 27:36
  Where are you? Are you OK?
• 27:38
  I loved the torture video. Well, this person was eventually
• 27:43
  identified through Internet sleuths as a Sultan Ahmed bin
• 27:47
  Soleim, the chairman and CEO of DP World, a Global Logistics, a
• 27:52
  global logistics company that manages significant maritime
• 27:56
  trade structure globally. What is he talking about?
• 27:59
  A torture video? Why is this?
• 28:02
  Why is this being if it's is it a joke?
• 28:04
  Why would you joke about this? What is what does this mean?
• 28:07
  He ends up actually quitting, so he quit his company.
• 28:12
  When this came to light, he left.
• 28:14
  I don't know if he got a, you know, a, a severance deal with
• 28:17
  the company. They just paid him off because
• 28:19
  they're like, wow, you're a brand image.
• 28:20
  You're emailing with Jeffrey Epstein, A convicted sex
• 28:24
  offender, and all these files are out and they're absolutely
• 28:27
  horrific. And you're joking about torture
• 28:28
  videos or you're talking seriously about torture videos.
• 28:31
  Again, what video are we talking about?
• 28:34
  Who was tortured? Were underage girls involved?
• 28:37
  Were children involved? These are the questions that
• 28:40
  people are and should be asking and the question that government
• 28:43
  authorities should be investigating.
• 28:47
  Let's look at some more. This is another snippet from one
• 28:52
  of the files. This is about the little girl
• 28:56
  praying to Jesus. Harris, if you can pull that one
• 28:58
  up, Jeffrey Epstein again to an unknown person.
• 29:01
  We don't know who this person is.
• 29:03
  You should the person writes black out the name of the victim
• 29:08
  said that she felt God's present next to her when she was in bed.
• 29:10
  She knows that Jesus watches over her and he helped save her
• 29:13
  life. Whoops.
• 29:14
  Now Jeffrey Epstein and his friends would often say whoops,
• 29:16
  whoops, whoops when they're talking about somebody dying or
• 29:20
  being killed. They would joke about it and say
• 29:22
  whoops when they would. So this was a the word whoops is
• 29:24
  in the Epstein files a lot response from Jeffrey.
• 29:27
  You should dress up as him when you see her.
• 29:31
  And again, the context here is some little potentially girl or
• 29:36
  woman. Again, we don't know if this is
• 29:37
  a little girl or a woman. Some vulnerable person.
• 29:40
  A woman is saying that she is scared.
• 29:44
  She knows that Jesus watches over her.
• 29:45
  He helps save her life. They're joking about it.
• 29:48
  Dress up as him when you see her.
• 29:49
  We don't know if there's a sexual connotation here, but it
• 29:52
  is obviously very concerning. Who's emailing who?
• 29:56
  Who is this woman? What are they talking about?
• 29:58
  There's a lot of people who suspect coded language here and
• 30:03
  they're saying that this is referencing to cannibalism.
• 30:08
  There's a lot of language about doing eating jerky.
• 30:14
  This is something that's disturbed a lot of people.
• 30:16
  There's a ton of emails where people are emailing back and
• 30:19
  back about finding jerky, about eating jerky, eating white tuna.
• 30:24
  There's all of these terms. Now.
• 30:26
  What are they talking about? Are they talking about drugs?
• 30:28
  Are they talking about prostitutes?
• 30:31
  Are they talking about little girls?
• 30:33
  Are they talking about cannibalism?
• 30:34
  And one of the emails they're joking about, they can get the
• 30:37
  jerky from a restaurant called Cannibal.
• 30:39
  Cannibal, like cannibalism. And people are wondering, are
• 30:44
  they, were they eating human beings?
• 30:46
  There's very disturbing paintings and images that
• 30:50
  Jeffrey Epstein like to put in his homes and estates.
• 30:54
  He liked to, For example, he had a huge image of the massacre of
• 30:57
  the innocents. I think I believe it as a ranch.
• 30:59
  I don't know if we have that image or you can pull that up,
• 31:02
  Harris, but he actually commissioned, I believe this
• 31:04
  huge image where the babies are murdered.
• 31:06
  Remember that, where the babies were murdered by King Herod, the
• 31:09
  little boys up until age 2 as he was attempting to kill our Lord
• 31:13
  and Savior. And that's the image that
• 31:14
  Jeffrey Epstein, he was not a Christian.
• 31:16
  He wasn't having this in his home for devotional purposes.
• 31:19
  He was a an avid sex abuser and abuser of children.
• 31:25
  And this was something that he chose to put in his home.
• 31:28
  There's another image in one of his homes where there's a baby
• 31:30
  in the sink almost in this compromising position as if it's
• 31:33
  going to be eaten. But again, that's like an
• 31:35
  indication, almost like a joke maybe.
• 31:38
  But again, when you put it together with all these other
• 31:40
  files, people are deeply disturbed.
• 31:42
  And then there are a number of files, many, and I'm not going
• 31:45
  to show them right now, but they're images and videos and
• 31:51
  they have redacted portions. I'm going to describe one
• 31:54
  briefly. Again, content warning here.
• 31:57
  We're not going to show on the show.
• 31:58
  But it's, it's, it's, it's deeply disturbing.
• 32:00
  It's a little girl. She's probably, she's
• 32:02
  prepubescent. She's probably, I don't know,
• 32:04
  8-9 years old, maybe, maybe younger.
• 32:07
  And the images of her with high heels and she is pulling down
• 32:12
  the parts of her parts of her clothing, both on her crotch
• 32:16
  area and on her chest area that covers her private parts.
• 32:20
  And this is part of Jeffrey Epstein's files images.
• 32:24
  And there's videos of underage girls in compromising positions.
• 32:29
  And then there's a bunch of files that are parts of lawsuits
• 32:32
  that Jeffrey Epstein was involved with by potential
• 32:35
  victims, detailing what they are saying that they endured.
• 32:38
  And this is where you get some of the most gory and horrific
• 32:41
  accounts of potential victims in the Epstein files.
• 32:46
  And some of these include descriptions of people.
• 32:50
  Again, these are this, this is what they're saying they endured
• 32:53
  or their client. They're they're speaking on
• 32:54
  behalf of their client, what their client endured, talking
• 32:57
  about torture, talking about the sexual abuse, the graphic sexual
• 33:02
  abuse and torture of underage girls, of young girls, talking
• 33:06
  about completely heinous acts that are just unimaginable
• 33:12
  against children. And again, the Department of
• 33:16
  Justice, I want to pull this up if we have it.
• 33:18
  Harris said recently that this isn't even all of it, guys.
• 33:22
  There's more. There's more.
• 33:24
  And it involves child sexual assault material that's so
• 33:27
  explicit that they can't redact that they didn't even release
• 33:29
  for the public to see because it's so explicit and so
• 33:33
  horrific. So are we just endlessly
• 33:37
  dwelling on evil here? No, of course not.
• 33:41
  The reality is, and we're going to get to some of the very
• 33:45
  famous public figures involved with Epstein and some of the
• 33:48
  very concerning interactions that he had with them.
• 33:50
  At the files reveal, we already mentioned 1 like this man who
• 33:55
  was the head of this huge multinational company, Jeffrey
• 33:59
  Epstein did not operate alone. He was not a lone wolf.
• 34:02
  He loved companionship. He loved having his wide
• 34:06
  networks of friends and acquaintances.
• 34:08
  People say many assume or or or theorize that he was developing
• 34:13
  these relationships to have power over other people in order
• 34:17
  to ultimately have dirt on them so he could weaponize that
• 34:21
  information or he would involve them in his nefarious deeds so
• 34:25
  that he could later weaponize that information against them
• 34:27
  and have power globally, multinationally.
• 34:31
  And he had a way of knowing everybody.
• 34:33
  I mean, everybody came to Epstein, Epstein Island left and
• 34:38
  right from the Obamas to the Clintons to Trump.
• 34:41
  You see celebrities, you see news personalities, you know,
• 34:45
  even Elon Musk, there's emails with him not saying that he did
• 34:49
  all the evil things that are in the Epstein files, but there's
• 34:51
  emails with him joking about going to Epstein Island.
• 34:54
  And this was I think a decade or two, I don't remember ago, but I
• 34:57
  think with with his then wife, Justine Musk and saying, what's
• 35:01
  your wildest party? We want to come.
• 35:03
  So he had interactions with, of course, thousands of people, but
• 35:10
  from the emails, the sharing of graphic images, the sharing of
• 35:15
  graphic emails, the sharing of of communications that indicate
• 35:18
  minor victims, that indicate potentially children.
• 35:22
  It's not just just Jeffrey Epstein.
• 35:23
  There's other people involved. And this is where people are
• 35:26
  rightfully saying, why aren't those people being looked into?
• 35:29
  That is the question. And I think it would behoove the
• 35:32
  Trump administration, the Department of Justice, to
• 35:34
  explain this to the American people, because the American
• 35:36
  people have just been scandalized and horrified by
• 35:40
  this dump of content, which they were required to do by law, the
• 35:44
  DOJ, and which I'm glad that this information has come to
• 35:46
  light. But now, what about the other
• 35:49
  potential perpetrators? And what about the other
• 35:51
  potential victims? Some of the other people
• 35:55
  mentioned in the files, Bill Gates was one.
• 35:58
  Now, I've had my iron Bill Gates, because obviously he's
• 36:01
  built huge companies. He's a billionaire.
• 36:03
  He's one of the wealthiest men in the world, but he's very much
• 36:06
  pro population agendas. Him and his wife, his former
• 36:09
  wife, Melinda Gates, donated billions of dollars to the World
• 36:12
  Population Fund to funds that would ultimately spread, push
• 36:16
  birth control and ultimately an abortion agenda on developing
• 36:19
  nations in order to limit and curb the population.
• 36:23
  So ultimately eugenics. Now, they would say that they're
• 36:26
  doing this in the name of trying to help people.
• 36:28
  I think if you talk, if I had Melinda Gates in the studio, she
• 36:30
  would say no, Lila, I'm trying to help people.
• 36:31
  This is why I did all of that. I understand that perspective.
• 36:34
  But the reality is funding the abortion industry, giving
• 36:39
  millions of dollars to Planned Parenthood is not helping
• 36:41
  people. It's killing people.
• 36:43
  It's helping destroy human lives.
• 36:45
  It's not helping heal people. It's also aiding in the
• 36:48
  objectification and abuse of young children.
• 36:50
  Planned Parenthood is complicit continually in covering up
• 36:54
  sexual abuse. But there's this really I, I,
• 36:58
  it, it's, it's quite frankly sad.
• 37:00
  It's it's deeply tragic interview that Melinda French
• 37:04
  Gates, who's now the ex-wife of Bill Gates they divorced, has
• 37:08
  where she talks about Jeffrey Epstein or she talks about
• 37:12
  Jeffrey Epstein and her husband Bill Gates and and why she's
• 37:15
  sad. So let's take a look at this
• 37:18
  video. The emails in the files suggest
• 37:20
  that Bill Gates had additional affairs and that he tried to get
• 37:24
  medication to treat a sexually transmitted infection and that
• 37:28
  he was going to give you the medicine without you knowing.
• 37:32
  His representative has said all of this is false.
• 37:35
  It is not on you to have to respond to the details of that
• 37:39
  alleged behavior, but I I wonder what your dominant emotion is
• 37:45
  when you read these news articles with these details.
• 37:51
  Sad. Just unbelievable sadness.
• 37:56
  Unbelievable sadness, right? And again, I'm able to take my
• 38:04
  own sadness and look at those young girls and say, my God, how
• 38:08
  did they, how did that happen to those girls, right?
• 38:13
  And so for me, it's just sadness, sadness for, you know,
• 38:17
  I've, I've left, I had to, I left my marriage.
• 38:20
  I had to leave my marriage. I wanted to leave my marriage.
• 38:22
  I had to leave the, I felt I needed to eventually leave the
• 38:25
  foundation. So it's just sad.
• 38:27
  That's the truth, right? And, and it's kind of like, at
• 38:31
  least for me, I've been able to move on in life.
• 38:35
  So I consider this, I would call this the tragedy of Melinda
• 38:39
  Gates, and I have to explain why I consider this such a tragedy
• 38:42
  beyond the evils that Bill Gates did and of course, Jeffrey
• 38:46
  Epstein. So first of all, Bill Gates
• 38:49
  ultimately denied that he was involved with Jeffrey Epstein in
• 38:52
  any bad way. He said that he acknowledged he
• 38:54
  met with Jeffrey Epstein. He would say, oh, yeah, I, I met
• 38:57
  with him. That was an error in judgement.
• 38:59
  But we were just talking about philanthropy.
• 39:01
  I'm a philanthropist. Epstein was interested in
• 39:03
  philanthropy. We weren't doing anything
• 39:05
  nefarious. We're just, we're just, we were
• 39:07
  just like acquaintances. Well, the Epstein files revealed
• 39:10
  something different. There were emails indicating
• 39:13
  that Bill Gates was involved in using prostitutes, potentially
• 39:17
  not just prostitutes, but maybe minor victims, We don't know.
• 39:21
  And he was concerned that he was getting an STI.
• 39:25
  He was getting a sexually transmitted transmitted
• 39:27
  infection from these prostitutes.
• 39:29
  And so he was actually emailing, I don't know if it was with
• 39:32
  Jeffrey Epstein himself, but with somebody in his circle
• 39:34
  about how he could potentially give medication to his wife
• 39:38
  Melinda, so that she wouldn't get.
• 39:41
  The disease or the infection that he had contracted and that
• 39:46
  she would never know that he was cheating on her.
• 39:49
  So that's the context. It's it's absolutely mind
• 39:52
  blowing the level of deception and evil that that is cheating
• 39:56
  on your wife, using prostitutes, potentially abusing younger
• 40:00
  girls. We don't know spreading STI.
• 40:03
  'S. To your own wife without telling
• 40:05
  her, slipping medication into her food or drink without
• 40:08
  telling her, I mean, to hide, to conceal your evil deeds involved
• 40:13
  with Epstein. I mean, it is absolutely
• 40:15
  diabolical, right? And this is Bill Gates who like
• 40:18
  goes around on podcasts and talks about his philanthropy and
• 40:21
  he's buttoned up and he does all this amazing work in his
• 40:23
  businesses and everything else. So it's it's absolutely crushing
• 40:27
  to Bill Gates reputation. And it also just shows the.
• 40:30
  Foolishness, like the utter foolishness of those who become
• 40:34
  so wealthy and powerful that they think that they are above
• 40:36
  reproach, that they think that they are above morality, that
• 40:39
  they can do nefarious things, whether it's cheating on their
• 40:42
  spouses or it is sleeping with prostitutes or it's, God forbid,
• 40:45
  abusing children, whatever it is.
• 40:48
  And it's not to say only powerful people do those evil
• 40:50
  things, because they don't. You can be not very powerful,
• 40:55
  not very wealthy, and still do heinous acts.
• 40:57
  But I think there's a special, perhaps comfort or confidence
• 41:01
  that the powerful sometimes have that they can hide their evil
• 41:04
  deeds. But of course, hear that all
• 41:06
  these deeds are being exposed. But I think the greatest tragedy
• 41:12
  beyond what Bill Gates did, which is an evil, it's not just
• 41:16
  a tragedy, it's an evil. But I would say the tragedy of
• 41:19
  Melinda Gates, beyond her being betrayed by her husband, is what
• 41:23
  she's done with the money she got from her divorce and how she
• 41:29
  has shown up after learning about what happened with her
• 41:32
  husband and the evils that he did.
• 41:35
  That she who has so much money and after what she has been
• 41:38
  through personally being betrayed in the worst way by her
• 41:42
  husband that Melinda Gates would choose to use.
• 41:45
  Her. Wealth.
• 41:46
  Her billions of dollars of wealth to fund abortion, to fund
• 41:51
  Planned Parenthood, which is abusing children and killing
• 41:55
  children. And, you know, the, the mind
• 42:00
  boggling element of this, you know, here is Jeffrey Epstein
• 42:03
  and Bill Gates and they're abusing women ultimately and
• 42:06
  abusing themselves. And he's by, you know, default
• 42:09
  or by extension abusing his wife.
• 42:12
  Here's all of this. And meanwhile, they're funding
• 42:15
  Planned Parenthood. Meanwhile, Melinda Gates, even
• 42:19
  after this abuse comes out, is still funding planned Pyramid,
• 42:21
  which is covering up the sexual abuse of girls, which is
• 42:25
  ultimately promoting contraception and ultimately
• 42:27
  abortion as somehow a solution to any problems that people
• 42:30
  face. And it's just such a tragedy.
• 42:33
  It is such a tragedy in my view that it went this route because
• 42:36
  it didn't need to go this route. If I, I, I pray for Melinda
• 42:38
  Gates, I think they're, they're calf like they've said that
• 42:40
  they're Catholic. Even if they're not fully
• 42:42
  practicing. I just pray that she can leave
• 42:46
  all of the trauma that she's experienced maybe in her life
• 42:50
  and say, OK, I want to live a different way and I want to help
• 42:55
  people instead of hurt people. And donating to abortion is not
• 42:59
  going to help anybody. It's actually going to hurt more
• 43:02
  people. I hope she wakes up and realizes
• 43:04
  that her choices and philanthropy are only
• 43:07
  perpetuating the abuse cycles that she rejects in Jeffrey
• 43:11
  Epstein and that hurt her so badly in her own ex-husband.
• 43:15
  So that I consider again, the special tragedy of Melinda
• 43:18
  Gates. But there's someone else that I
• 43:20
  want to point out in the in the files that have caught my eye.
• 43:25
  And, you know, President Trump is in the files as we've
• 43:27
  discussed. And you know, some people are
• 43:29
  saying, again, President Trump outed Jeffrey Epstein and said
• 43:32
  he can't come tomorrow, Lago, he's not allowed.
• 43:34
  And that seems to be, there seems to be a lot of evidence
• 43:36
  for that. But there's other folks in the
• 43:39
  files post his original after his original conviction and his
• 43:44
  jail time that should catch her eye.
• 43:46
  And one of them is Steve Bannon. Now, I've never met Steve Bannon
• 43:49
  personally, but he is obviously a very popular radio show host.
• 43:53
  He has a popular show. He has been at times described
• 43:57
  as an architect. Not the architect, but an
• 43:59
  architect for some of MAGA support.
• 44:03
  Now, again, not all people who are in MAGA or support Trump
• 44:06
  like Steve Bannon and vice versa.
• 44:07
  But what's also interesting about Steve Bannon to me is he
• 44:10
  very much has said he's a Catholic.
• 44:12
  Now, he also supports a lot of positions that I would say are
• 44:16
  not in in in line with our faith, but he's very openly
• 44:20
  talked about being a Catholic. What the files revealed was that
• 44:24
  Fannin and Epstein seem to have a very close relationship even
• 44:28
  after Epstein's arrest. And so let's take a look.
• 44:33
  This is a selfie and where you just saw it, guys, of Steve
• 44:37
  Bannon and Epstein together. There was an extensive
• 44:40
  documented relationship in the latest Epstein files showing
• 44:43
  their relationship. Bannon, in fact, had planned to
• 44:45
  go to Epstein's mansion in New York the next day.
• 44:48
  According to one text exchange. This was the next day after the
• 44:52
  night of Epstein's arrest. But he got a text from Epstein's
• 44:55
  number saying all cancelled. Now it's very interesting too,
• 44:59
  because Steve Bannon has spoke. Out a lot against the elites,
• 45:02
  against the globalists. So he kind of has this, you
• 45:05
  know, populist type narrative and a lot of his communications.
• 45:11
  Here's some examples of alleged communications between Bannon
• 45:15
  and Epstein. So let's pull up this first.
• 45:17
  Link here, Harris So this is here where Steve Bannon is
• 45:25
  potentially again allegedly telling Epstein that the best
• 45:29
  way to quell domestic upheaval is to attack another country.
• 45:32
  He's saying, but if you are president and you get vast
• 45:34
  riots, how do you balance strength and.
• 45:35
  Calm. That's $1,000,000 question.
• 45:38
  Ideally you don't get yourself into such a situation.
• 45:40
  Now he has to choose between two bad options.
• 45:42
  That's $1,000,000 question. Ideally you don't get yourself
• 45:44
  into such a situation. So they're going back and forth
• 45:46
  basically about effectively politics.
• 45:48
  They're having this like conversation about foreign
• 45:50
  intervention. The conversations get more
• 45:54
  concerning though. This is in April 2019 where
• 45:57
  Bannon texts with Epstein offering to, quote UN quote,
• 46:01
  rebuild your image. This was four months before
• 46:06
  Epstein's, again, allegedly four months before Epstein's or
• 46:10
  before Epstein's death. So Steve Bannon, it says, need
• 46:13
  the list from the attorney today.
• 46:15
  Let me know how Oliver goes. Again, a lot of this is out of
• 46:18
  context. We don't know what attorney or
• 46:19
  who Oliver is. We need to work around your 38
• 46:23
  first. We need to push back on the
• 46:24
  lies. So he's basically telling
• 46:27
  Epstein we need to push back on the lies about him and, and, and
• 46:30
  media because he's like this media strategist, right?
• 46:32
  Then we need to crush the paedo trafficking narrative, he says.
• 46:37
  So Steve Bannon is telling allegedly telling Epstein,
• 46:42
  Jeffrey Epstein before his death.
• 46:44
  We need to crush the paedo trafficking narrative then.
• 46:47
  Rebuild your image as a philanthropist.
• 46:50
  So it's a rehabilitation campaign potentially.
• 46:53
  Why did they lie to he said something is there Wow, the
• 46:57
  Netflix film. Did they interview the sheriff
• 46:59
  yet? So there was conversation about
• 47:02
  ultimately a rehabilitation of Jeffrey Epstein.
• 47:07
  Now, why would Steve Bannon want to rehabilitate Jeffrey Epstein?
• 47:12
  Well, we don't know. I I don't know.
• 47:15
  I can't tell you definitively This is why, but you can look a
• 47:18
  little bit at some of the history here.
• 47:21
  Steve Bannon helped President Trump win his first and
• 47:25
  ultimately second election. President Trump had image issues
• 47:30
  on with the conservative right. Everyone knows about this.
• 47:33
  Some of his comments and behaviors, but alleged behaviors
• 47:36
  including treatment of women. Steve Bannon was one of the big
• 47:40
  advocators for Trump, advocates for Trump.
• 47:43
  Jeffrey Epstein seemed to be his next project.
• 47:46
  President Trump was one of his projects.
• 47:48
  Jeffrey Epstein potentially would be another project for
• 47:50
  him. He also had this shady past, I
• 47:53
  mean, much more shady than Trump.
• 47:55
  That was definitively proved in court in terms of his conviction
• 47:59
  for crimes against children and his jail sentence, a subsequent
• 48:02
  jail sentence. But the the part that gets even
• 48:06
  crazier here is when we're going to read one more exchange here.
• 48:11
  Let's pull up this one where Steve Bannon is talking with
• 48:15
  Jeffrey Epstein about a plan to take down Pope Francis.
• 48:19
  Now, what's so ironic about this guy's?
• 48:22
  What's so crazy about this? Hold on.
• 48:24
  I got to have a sip of water. OK?
• 48:28
  What is so crazy about this is my understanding of Steve
• 48:31
  Bannon's public work is he's railing against the globalists.
• 48:35
  He's railing against the elites. Pope Francis was bad and by the
• 48:39
  way, any Catholic who just loves to lambast the Holy Father, that
• 48:44
  is not the character of a Catholic.
• 48:47
  You can disagree with maybe some political that are not
• 48:50
  magisterial statements that the Pope makes.
• 48:53
  So the Pope can make magisterial statements like from the seat of
• 48:56
  Peter. This is binding for all
• 48:57
  Christians. Then you've got to you've got to
• 48:59
  agree with the Pope. That's part of being Catholic is
• 49:02
  entrusting yourself to the mercy of God and to to the headship of
• 49:05
  Mother Church. It's a headship of Jesus Christ
• 49:08
  and the bride of mother Church. But you don't have to agree with
• 49:11
  everything the Pope says. But plotting to take down the
• 49:14
  Pope when you're supposedly A practicing Catholic.
• 49:17
  No, you don't. You never do that.
• 49:19
  That that's, that's, that's, that's insane.
• 49:22
  And the posture of Catholics should always be to try to
• 49:25
  understand, to try to believe the best, to try to love and
• 49:31
  appreciate the goodness that God does provide us through the
• 49:36
  papacy, and not always be a negative Nancy about everything.
• 49:40
  Now, sometimes popes can say or do things that are objectively
• 49:43
  bad. That is possible.
• 49:44
  The Pope is not infallible in his character.
• 49:47
  The Pope is not infallible in every.
• 49:48
  Word he says he's only infallible in what he says from
• 49:51
  the seat of Peter and matters of his binding and faith and morals
• 49:54
  for the entire entirety of the Church.
• 49:57
  That's speaking ex cathedra, but our posture should still be one
• 50:01
  of respect. And general support and
• 50:03
  encouragement and prayer, prayerfulness.
• 50:06
  So this is communications between potentially again
• 50:12
  allegedly Epstein and Bannon. Bannon says we will take down
• 50:15
  Francis, the Clintons Z Francis EU come on, brother, He says
• 50:19
  ITCOV in the closet of the Vatican.
• 50:24
  Commsi is asking when film the next one says here at least we
• 50:32
  shall be free. The Almighty hath not here for
• 50:34
  his envy will not drive us. Hence he's emailing.
• 50:38
  Epstein is emailing with Steve Bannon.
• 50:40
  Great. They forgot to mention Lucifer
• 50:42
  himself again. They're talking about the
• 50:45
  Vatican, Pope Francis. They're the the title of this
• 50:50
  e-mail. The subject is re Vatican teams
• 50:52
  with WCC to push migration decry populist nationalism.
• 50:57
  So they saw the Vatican opposing some of what they were
• 51:02
  apparently lining up to create their political movement.
• 51:04
  We know about Steve Bannon's, but apparently Jeffrey Epstein
• 51:06
  wanted to get on the bandwagon of it.
• 51:08
  And now they're like, well, let's take down Pope Francis.
• 51:11
  So if you're a Catholic, you don't want to be emailing
• 51:14
  anybody about wanting to take down the Pope, period.
• 51:16
  But that's not the worst of it in my view.
• 51:18
  The worst of it is we need to fight back against the pedo
• 51:22
  trafficking narrative and rehabilitate your image after.
• 51:30
  Not only is he a convicted sex predator who has no business now
• 51:36
  trying to go out and lead a political movement if that's
• 51:38
  what Jeffrey Epstein was trying to do with Steve Bannon.
• 51:41
  Eventually if we see Steve Bannon would focus on President
• 51:43
  Trump and when working with him. But he is doing this while he is
• 51:50
  actively ongoing, according to other files in the Epstein
• 51:52
  files, sharing child sexual abuse assault material at
• 51:56
  minimum, if not creating it and and actually assaulting possible
• 52:00
  child victims, continuing the abuse of children and
• 52:05
  potentially far worse that it's hard to even fathom that we
• 52:08
  don't have the full story of. But there's so many indications
• 52:12
  for in the files. So a lot of people are upset
• 52:16
  about this. And I don't know if Steve Bannon
• 52:18
  has addressed it. I haven't seen that.
• 52:19
  But if he does, we'll try to keep on reporting this on the
• 52:22
  lives. There is so much more.
• 52:25
  There is so much more that we could talk about.
• 52:27
  The files. I will try to continue to cover
• 52:29
  it, but I wanted to include some of these emails that I thought
• 52:33
  could that could be shared, some of the people that were
• 52:35
  mentioned. I obviously want to hear from
• 52:38
  all of you if you think there's other things we should continue
• 52:40
  to cover. Where are we going with this?
• 52:43
  Again, like we said earlier, evil creates more evil.
• 52:48
  Giving an inch to evil. Compromising at all with evil
• 52:51
  only leads to more evil. Our job is, yes, to speak up
• 52:56
  against evil, but to also continually to check the evil in
• 52:59
  our own hearts. Because evil is everywhere and
• 53:02
  Satan is prowling. And there is a a relentless
• 53:07
  campaign by the evil one to make us desensitized to the
• 53:12
  sexualization of children and the harm of children.
• 53:14
  That's what abortion on demand is in America.
• 53:16
  The fact is there's a million abortions, guys, a million
• 53:20
  children. People say, well, why do you
• 53:21
  always talk about abortion? That's so why do you do
• 53:24
  abortion? Why not all these other issues?
• 53:25
  And we do talk about a lot of other issues on my podcast.
• 53:28
  The live action's number one issue is abortion.
• 53:31
  Why? Because there's a million babies
• 53:33
  being murdered every single year by abortion and we are
• 53:35
  desensitized to it. Think about all the uproar over
• 53:38
  the Epstein files. The.
• 53:39
  Good uproar over the Epstein files in the last three weeks.
• 53:43
  How many times is America an uproar over the killing of 3000
• 53:47
  babies a day? We cannot be desensitized to
• 53:49
  evil. That's why I've got to share
• 53:51
  this last story and then I'm going to give you guys my
• 53:53
  announcement that I'm excited to share with you.
• 53:56
  So I saw this. I thought you.
• 53:59
  Guys, have we not learned? Is the Epstein files not
• 54:04
  teaching us anything you cannot give an inch to the
• 54:06
  sexualization of children do not give an inch to it and freed a
• 54:10
  baby, which is a brand I think I've bought from in the past I
• 54:13
  may have bought from a received gifts from them.
• 54:15
  They create products from moms, postpartum products their some
• 54:20
  of their marketing campaigns is rife with.
• 54:23
  Images and content that is sexualizing babies.
• 54:26
  I'm going to share this really briefly.
• 54:27
  It's pretty disturbing to look at.
• 54:29
  So content warning here. Let's take a look at this video.
• 54:31
  This is from a tick tocker who is exposing this.
• 54:35
  There's been a lot of great online Mama bears who have been
• 54:39
  exposing this. Let's take a listen.
• 54:40
  People are boycotting Freedommom and reasonably so.
• 54:43
  As a mom, this absolutely disgusts me.
• 54:46
  It is now been brought to our attention that Freedommom has
• 54:48
  been using SCX innuendos for their marketing and this takes
• 54:53
  back all the way to 2020 to current.
• 54:56
  Some of these are really really bad, the more not so serious
• 54:59
  ones. But one of the ones that are
• 55:00
  current that you can go in the store and find yourself is the
• 55:03
  electric No sucker. I took this screenshot myself
• 55:05
  from the review section side of the box says I'm a power sucker.
• 55:10
  It gets worse, you had thermometer went to target
• 55:12
  myself. I'll show you the screen
• 55:14
  recording but on the side of the box it says how about a quickie.
• 55:18
  Again this is a screenshot I took myself when I posted this
• 55:21
  picture of their box of their humidifier saying I get turned
• 55:24
  on easily. This is not the worst because
• 55:27
  they actually have some posts back from 2020.
• 55:30
  They're absolutely disgusting. This one I took a screenshot
• 55:33
  again myself and it says stuffed up stocking with the GIF of
• 55:36
  protecting the family jewels so you can keep growing your
• 55:40
  empire. The full disclaimer these last
• 55:42
  three are the worst of the worst.
• 55:44
  I did not take these screenshots myself.
• 55:46
  I did try to go back and find them and they have been deleted
• 55:49
  or they are AI. But considering everything else
• 55:52
  I saw I do not think that these are AII do think they have gone
• 55:54
  back and deleted them because their comments section people
• 55:57
  are calling them out. But this is a little nose picker
• 56:00
  and it says a little game of just the tip is what got you
• 56:03
  into this mess in the 1st place because this little tip goes
• 56:06
  into the kids nose just to pick out the boogers.
• 56:08
  This is a thermometer one that was posted allegedly on November
• 56:11
  17th of 2020. And this is the closest your
• 56:13
  husband's going to get to a threesome.
• 56:16
  This is indeed the worst one. I'm covering the kids face, but
• 56:19
  he has a booger that goes like right through here that is
• 56:21
  white. And it says what happens when
• 56:23
  you pull out too early. And I don't know if those last
• 56:26
  three are real or AI, but all the other ones are indeed real.
• 56:30
  OK, so she just described again content warning on all this as
• 56:34
  I've already said, but she's describing hypersexual marketing
• 56:38
  being done on babies to promote Frida products.
• 56:42
  That's what this is. And many people didn't even
• 56:46
  notice. I've never seen any of this
• 56:47
  until just the last couple weeks when start people started to
• 56:50
  circulate it. There's been more recent parts
• 56:52
  of the campaign. Then you go back at some of
• 56:53
  their social media, you can see some of these posts from two
• 56:55
  years ago and people are outraged, as they should be.
• 56:59
  I will never, I don't know if I've even bought them before,
• 57:01
  but I certainly will never buy them in the future.
• 57:03
  I encourage anybody listening to never buy another item of Freda
• 57:07
  products ever again. It's completely unacceptable.
• 57:11
  But it gets worse guys, because Freda actually released a
• 57:14
  statement via the New York Post in response, and this was just a
• 57:18
  few days ago in response to the fury from moms across the
• 57:23
  country and dad saying this is absolutely ridiculous.
• 57:26
  Big shout out by the way, to Sarah Gable, my friend, CEO and
• 57:29
  founder of Every Life. We love every life on the show.
• 57:32
  They are a pro-life, pro woman diapers and wipes company as
• 57:35
  well as femcare products. I hope that they create products
• 57:38
  that replace all of the Frida Baby products.
• 57:41
  But this is what Frida Baby is saying in response to the
• 57:44
  uproar. Listen to this.
• 57:45
  Listen to the audacity of this statement, the audacity of the
• 57:49
  statement to say this about these.
• 57:53
  Absolutely not just irresponsible, but totally
• 57:57
  unacceptable sexualization of children in their marketing
• 58:00
  campaigns. From the very beginning, Freda
• 58:03
  has used humor to talk about the real, raw and messy parts of
• 58:06
  parenting that too often go unspoken.
• 58:08
  Now, by the way, they're not talking about parenting.
• 58:10
  They're talking about sex. They're talking about sexual
• 58:13
  acts in the marketing materials. They're not talking about
• 58:17
  parenting the baby, the baby poops, or the baby this.
• 58:19
  They're talking about like sexual acts around or comparing
• 58:24
  what the baby's experiencing to sexual acts.
• 58:27
  We do this because parenting can be isolating and overwhelming,
• 58:30
  so sometimes a moment of levity is what makes a hard experience
• 58:33
  feel human. Our products are designed for
• 58:35
  babies, but our voice has always been written for.
• 58:37
  Adults. As if.
• 58:39
  Oh yeah, adults. Just think crafts marketing,
• 58:42
  showing pictures of babies, faces and bottoms and asking
• 58:45
  them to upload images of the baby ultimately is somehow
• 58:49
  acceptable. That said, humor is personal.
• 58:53
  What's funny to one parent can feel like too much for another.
• 58:56
  We're not trying to offend or push boundaries or make anyone
• 58:59
  uncomfortable. Importantly, our tone is never
• 59:01
  separate from our product. The humor we use is always
• 59:03
  grounded in a specific feature, benefit or innovation, a
• 59:07
  reflection of the real problem. We were built to support
• 59:10
  families. We stand firmly behind that
• 59:12
  mission. We will continue to show up with
• 59:14
  honesty and empathy and courage with each decision we make.
• 59:18
  We will continue to evaluate how we express our voice so that our
• 59:22
  commitment to families is unmistakable.
• 59:24
  And our tone always meets the moment.
• 59:27
  I'm sorry, but I missed the sorry, I'm sorry, but I missed
• 59:30
  the, we fired the marketing team.
• 59:32
  I mean, if they're going to throw someone under the bus, if
• 59:34
  that's what they, you know, if that's what it was or I'm
• 59:36
  stepping down as CEO and putting new leadership now under my
• 59:40
  failing company because I allowed this to happen under my
• 59:43
  watch. No, none of that is in this
• 59:46
  statement from Frida Baby. It is a deflect.
• 59:50
  It is a basically, it's a your problem.
• 59:53
  Your you have problems with your humor.
• 59:55
  You don't get it. We're funny.
• 59:57
  Ha ha, ha. I hope that this company goes
• 1:00:00
  bankrupt. This this is this is this.
• 1:00:03
  Is not about money. This is about culture.
• 1:00:06
  This is about. What we we find acceptable as
• 1:00:09
  adults in order to create an environment that's safe for
• 1:00:12
  children and, and that's. For you to baby.
• 1:00:15
  Is not doing that here. So I hope that one immediate
• 1:00:20
  take away we can have from the evils that we saw in the Epstein
• 1:00:23
  files is that we have a 0 tolerance policy as adults for
• 1:00:27
  abortion for killing babies and a 0 tolerance policy as adults
• 1:00:32
  for the abuse or the objectification of children.
• 1:00:36
  And that starts with the products that we buy.
• 1:00:38
  Guys don't buy from companies who go fast and loose with their
• 1:00:42
  marketing. Sexualizing children and free to
• 1:00:45
  baby is first on the chopping blocks.
• 1:00:48
  So where do we go from here? I want to close with the I have
• 1:00:54
  the announcement that I want to make and I also want to close
• 1:00:57
  with some words from Holy Scripture because this can all
• 1:01:01
  feel very overwhelming. This is a spiritual battle that
• 1:01:04
  we are in. It always has been and it always
• 1:01:08
  will be until heaven and until the end of time.
• 1:01:13
  And we need to realize that evil is operating, but God's saving
• 1:01:19
  work is also operating. And how do we deal with the
• 1:01:23
  objectification, the sexualization, the destruction
• 1:01:26
  of human life in any culture? What's the what's the response?
• 1:01:31
  Well, the early church gives us some clues because Christianity
• 1:01:35
  was born in a time in the Greco Roman world, in the Roman Empire
• 1:01:40
  when children and women especially and, and really all
• 1:01:43
  people were treated without the dignity that they deserved,
• 1:01:47
  there was a lack of respect for human dignity.
• 1:01:49
  In the Roman Empire. Children were exposed and left
• 1:01:53
  to die as infants. Infanticide was widely
• 1:01:55
  practiced. Abortion was rightly practiced.
• 1:01:57
  The sexualization of children and girls was rightly practiced.
• 1:02:00
  Sex slavery was a thing just was practiced.
• 1:02:03
  If you had the money to have a sex slave you could have one.
• 1:02:06
  Young boys pedestry was practiced.
• 1:02:09
  The sexual abuse of young boys was especially special thing
• 1:02:12
  practiced in you know the upper classes.
• 1:02:16
  Women were abused and treated as less human than men, less equal
• 1:02:21
  status than men. Sexual abuse was permitted of
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  your slaves. All of this was practiced in the
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  Roman Empire, and when Christianity took root, it
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  condemned infanticide and abortion.
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  The early Christian catechism, the Didichy from ultimately the
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  1st century, condemned the abandonment of children and
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  condemned abortion. Christians treated children
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  differently. Children deserved respect, even
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  if they were seen as inconvenient.
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  Early Christian texts also specifically forbade the
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  corruption or abuse of children. So they did a key along with
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  condemning abortion and infanticide, specifically
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  forbade the abuse of children and even coined the term
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  paedophitoros which means child abuser and condemned child
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  abusers. Thank God for the legacy of our
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  church and our faith. There were strict moral codes
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  for morality for both clergy and laity.
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  Strict moral codes matter, guys. You're part of a club, a
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  community that jokes about sex outside of marriage, that jokes
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  about abuse, that jokes about depraved or perverse sexual
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  acts. You create the environment for
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  the abuse, including a very vulnerable people, including
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  children. All of these things are
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  connected. I I really this narrative that
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  what you do in your bedroom as consenting adults is what you do
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  in your bedroom. It doesn't affect anyone.
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  That is a lie from the pit of hell.
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  It's not true what you do in your bedroom, how you behave
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  does affect other people, not just the immediate other person
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  you might be committing illicit sex acts with.
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  But it does have a deteriorating effect on culture and on other
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  people. You want to create a society
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  that's safer for children. It starts with all of us living
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  by a higher standard and demanding a higher standard of
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  ourselves and those around us and society.
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  Early Christianity, along with strict moral code saying that
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  sex was only to belong in marriage between a husband who
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  would lay down his life for his wife and love her until death
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  and for a wife who would love her and and respect her husband.
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  That's where sex belongs. And sex is not just for adult
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  gratification and pleasure. It's for the unity of the
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  spouses and it's for bringing life into the world and openness
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  to life. Early Christianity and
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  Christianity elevates marriage and female dignity.
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  Again, radically different posture than the Roman world.
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  We're dealing right now with a post Christian world, A post
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  Christian world who thinks it knows what Christianity is and
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  it doesn't, who misunderstands it, and who desperately needs
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  the person of Christ and the. The way of.
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  Life that Christ taught us. And finally support for the
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  vulnerable. The Christians were the first to
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  found the the monastery system. Of course the people call it the
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  dark ages, but it really wasn't dark.
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  The creation of hospitals, the creation of orphanages, the
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  creation of systems to care for the vulnerable and to ensure
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  that they were not just left to die or abandoned by society.
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  These institutions, schools, churches, our hospitals, the
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  orphanages or systems to care for wimp children and adopt
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  children. All of this was a a relentless
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  focus of the Christians in the last 2000 years and is to this
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  day and should continue to be for to this day.
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  It's a proud legacy that we have as Christians in uplifting those
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  that are vulnerable and caring for them.
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  I want to close you guys with some words from Wisdom, which is
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  a book from the Deutero canonical books, which are if
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  you're listening and you're not Catholic or maybe you're
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  Catholic, curious. There are 7 Old Testament books
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  that Martin Luther, he didn't take out of the Bible, but he
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  kind of put like in a different section.
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  And then around the 18th century, there was a, a 19th
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  century there. It was more the 19th century.
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  Excuse me. There was a effort to remove
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  these books because it was almost, they took up too much
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  space. They wanted to save money on
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  printing costs when they were printing a lot of Bibles.
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  And there was this movement to ensure everybody had a Bible.
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  So anyways, a lot of people haven't read these
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  Deuteronomical books, but they have absolute gems in them.
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  So these are the books that are good in every Catholic Bible.
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  If you buy a Catholic Bible, if it's a not Catholic Bible,
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  you're likely not going to have these books in there.
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  If you buy a Catholic Bible, you will.
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  Before I read this though, I do want to share the announcement.
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  So as I said at the beginning of this live, I did this live 3
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  weeks ago. We've been doing lives maybe
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  once a month during the election a year or two ago, we were doing
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  them sometimes every week. Typically speaking, it's about
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  once a month. We will be doing these lives
• 1:07:07
  weekly so that we can address breaking news items, we can
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  watch our future lives that we will be doing to cover these
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  topics that I think are of pressing importance.
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  But let's end with these words from the this Deuter
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  chronological book, the Book of Wisdom.
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  Which is absolutely. Beautiful and amazing and I
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  encourage everybody to read it. This is from Wisdom 14 verses 23
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  to 31 or this is actually from book Wisdom 13 verse Wisdom 14
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  verses 23 to we're going to read all the way to 31.
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  And I think when you listen to this, I think this is really a
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  picture for what has happened throughout human history and is
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  certainly happening today, especially with regard to what
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  we're seeing with the Epstein files and we're seeing in our
• 1:08:28
  society. Then it was not enough for them
• 1:08:31
  to err in their knowledge of God.
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  But even though they live in a Great War resulting from
• 1:08:36
  ignorance, they call such evils peace.
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  For while they practice either child sacrifices or occult
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  mysteries or frenzied carousing in exotic rites, they no longer
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  respect either lives or purity of marriage, but they either
• 1:08:56
  waylay and kill each other, or aggrieve each other by adultery.
• 1:09:01
  And all is confusion, blood and murder, theft and guile,
• 1:09:06
  corruption, faithlessness, turmoil, perjury, disturbance of
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  good people, neglect of gratitude, besmirching of souls,
• 1:09:16
  unnatural lust, disorder and marriage, adultery and
• 1:09:20
  shamelessness. For the worship of infamous
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  idols is the reason and source and extreme of all evil.
• 1:09:30
  Got to pause for a moment there. Is this not a perfect depiction
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  of what we're seeing played out in the Epstein files and in so
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  much of the chaos in our society today?
• 1:09:39
  We reject the purity of marriage.
• 1:09:41
  We reject respect for life. We get involved in the occult,
• 1:09:46
  they're practicing child sacrifice.
• 1:09:47
  Abortion is a form of child sacrifice.
• 1:09:49
  It's child sacrifice for convenience.
• 1:09:51
  And then there may be actual rituals happening that are
• 1:09:53
  demonic in specific calling in of demons in the practice of
• 1:09:58
  child child sacrifice. All is confusion, corruption and
• 1:10:02
  faithlessness. The disturbance of good people.
• 1:10:05
  Where am I? This is the twilight zone.
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  It goes on, for they either go mad with enjoyment or they
• 1:10:13
  prophecy lies, or live lawlessly or lightly perjure themselves.
• 1:10:19
  For as their trust is in lifeless idols, they expect no
• 1:10:23
  harm when they have sworn falsely.
• 1:10:26
  They have No Fear of God. But on both.
• 1:10:29
  Counts justice shall overtake them because they thought
• 1:10:33
  perversely of God by devoting themselves to idols and because
• 1:10:36
  they deliberately swore false oaths despising piety.
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  For it is not the might of those by whom they swear, but the just
• 1:10:43
  retribution of sinners that ever follows upon the transgression
• 1:10:47
  of the wicked idols. A rejection of God, a lack of
• 1:10:54
  fear of God, a lack of following his commands and walking in his
• 1:10:57
  ways. That is the that is the the
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  source of all of the evils that we're seeing today.
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  And so the solution, my friends, is go back to seeing Christ as
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  Lord, treating him as Lord and seeking to walk in his ways.
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  And our pod podcast here, our channel here is my little effort
• 1:11:22
  in attempting to do just that. And I want to thank you so much
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  all for being a part of it. Let's close together with a
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  prayer today because this was a heavy one and we'll be tackling
• 1:11:33
  heavy topics in the future as well as more positive ones.
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  But let's close with a prayer in the name of the Father and of
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  the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Heavenly Father, thank you for
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  everybody who's a part of the show community and who is eager
• 1:11:46
  to be aware of what's happening in the world.
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  But to use this knowledge to pray, to pray for those that are
• 1:11:55
  hurt, for pray for conversions for those that hurt others, and
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  to pray that we can be your children and used by you to
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  ultimately spread the good news of your Son Jesus Christ.
• 1:12:07
  And I pray for our community. I pray that we be stronger in
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  our we're married in our marriages and our vocations and
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  our vocations and our parenting. If we're parents and our work,
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  in our work, I pray that all of us are strengthened.
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  We can grow in virtue. We can grow in love.
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  And I just pray for our nation. We pray for an end to abortion.
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  We pray to an end to child sexual abuse.
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  We pray to an end for trafficking.
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  We pray to an end for all of these evils and for as much as
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  they're being exposed, that people are not desensitized, but
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  they instead forcefully reject the evil and embrace the good.
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  And we pray for Mass conversions in this country and around the
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  world, conversions to faith, faith in Jesus Christ.
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  And we trust all of this to you. And we ask for the prayers of
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  the angels and the Saints and the intercession of the Blessed
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  Mother Mary. And we pray this in the name of
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  the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, Amen.
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  All right, you guys, thank you so much.
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  And we will see you next Wednesday.