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Republicans Move to Unravel the Jeffrey Epstein Client List Cover Up · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: One of the biggest cover ups in history deals with
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Speaker 1: Epstein Epstein's Island, Bill Gates and many who went to
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Speaker 1: Epstein's Island as his clients, those that he was able
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Speaker 1: to blackmail.
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Speaker 2: We now know more.
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Speaker 1: About Epstein Island, but there's a lot more that we
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Speaker 1: still don't know. After of course they said that the
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Speaker 1: cameras are off and Jeffrey Epstein actually, you know, hung himself.
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Speaker 2: If you believe that crap.
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Speaker 1: Well, we also have questions that need to be answered,
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Speaker 1: and they deal with Bill Gates. Bill Gates says he
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Speaker 1: met with convicted sex offitter Jeffrey Epstein multiple times just
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Speaker 1: to raise money for quote unquote global health. His wife, well,
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Speaker 1: she didn't see it that way, or now his ex
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Speaker 1: wife didn't see it that way. Take a listen to
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Speaker 1: the latest on this at the New York Times Book
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Speaker 1: Deal Conference.
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Speaker 3: Number of reports including in the New York Times. And
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Speaker 3: you know where I'm going with this about a handful
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Speaker 3: of meetings, if not more, that you took with Jeffrey
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Speaker 3: Epstein after he had been convicted as a sexual offender.
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Speaker 3: And I know that you have said it was a
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Speaker 3: mistake and that it was something that you wish you
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Speaker 3: had not done in retrospect. But I'm curious now with
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Speaker 3: with hindsight since those stories came out, what you think
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Speaker 3: the lesson of that was, And when you think about
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Speaker 3: that as an experience and this credentializing idea.
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Speaker 4: Well, definitely, you know, any people with a reputation spending
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Speaker 4: time with him probably gave him an undeserved sense of,
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Speaker 4: you know, being back in the mainstream or not being
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Speaker 4: a pariah. And so my doing that was a mistake
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Speaker 4: as I go about trying to raise money for Global Health,
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Speaker 4: which you know, every extra thousand dollars we raised for
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Speaker 4: that cause saves one life, and so we are extremely
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Speaker 4: resource limited. We can buy more bed nets, we can
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Speaker 4: buy more vaccines in that keys. You know, I made
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Speaker 4: a mistake in judgment that I thought that those discussions
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Speaker 4: would lead literally to billions of dollars going to Global Health.
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Speaker 4: Turned out that was a bad judgment, that was a mirage.
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Speaker 4: None of that money ever appeared, and I gave him
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Speaker 4: some benefit by the associations, So you know, I made
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Speaker 4: a doubly wrong mistate.
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Speaker 2: There, doubly wrong mistake.
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Speaker 1: So to be clear, what was just said there by
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Speaker 1: Bill Gates is hey, I knew I was meeting with
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Speaker 1: a sexual predator.
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Speaker 2: I knew that he was a convicted sex offender.
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Speaker 1: But the guy had cash, so I thought it was
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Speaker 1: still worth it to meet with him. Now that's the
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Speaker 1: alibi best case scenario. Answer, Well, guess what happened. He
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Speaker 1: did this interview. And now there's new breaking news that
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Speaker 1: deals with this issue. And that breaking news is the
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Speaker 1: fact that Bill Gates' business associates have reached a combined
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Speaker 1: three hundred and sixty five million dollars settlement with Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein's victims.
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Speaker 2: Yes, this is disgusting.
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Speaker 1: There's a new book out called Control of Garchs, exposing
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Speaker 1: the billionaire class, their secret deals, and the globalist.
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Speaker 2: Plot to dominate your life.
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Speaker 1: And it reveals that Bill gates vast network of influence
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Speaker 1: over key technologies, industries, and people. The book also explores
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Speaker 1: gates complicated relationship with pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein and shed
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Speaker 1: new light on the mutual associations and interest these two
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Speaker 1: men shared. Now, on Thursday, federal judge approved the two
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Speaker 1: hundred and ninety million dollars settlement of a class action
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Speaker 1: lawsuit brought by sex abuse victims of Epstein against JP
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Speaker 1: Morgan Chase Bank, a close mutual business associate of both
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Speaker 1: Gates and also Epstein and their businesses. Over this past year,
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Speaker 1: JP Morgan had agreed to pay an additional seventy five million,
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Speaker 1: for a combined total of three hundred and sixty five million,
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Speaker 1: to settle another lawsuit relating to its established banking relationship
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Speaker 1: with Jeffrey Epstein. The suits revealed the JP Morgan facilitated
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Speaker 1: approximately one billion in transfers to Epstein, which the bank
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Speaker 1: admitted were human trafficking related a billion dollars and human
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Speaker 1: trafficking related transactions that JP Morgan Chase facilitated. Now, where
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Speaker 1: do you get your hands on a billion dollars? Well,
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Speaker 1: let's talk about gates relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Gates's relationship
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Speaker 1: with Epstein has been widely known and was even cited
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Speaker 1: by Gates' ex wife, Melinda in the couple's twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: one divorce proceedings.
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Speaker 2: Bill Gates has.
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Speaker 1: Denied having any involvement in Epstein's crimes. Gates and Epstein's
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Speaker 1: mutual associates James E. Jess Stanley and J. P. Morgan
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Speaker 1: Chase were central to gates relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Gates's
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Speaker 1: close contacts with Epstein began around twenty eleven and when
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Speaker 1: he and JP Morgan were teaming up to create a
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Speaker 1: global health investment fund, the activities of which are documented
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Speaker 1: extensively in this new book called ConTroll of Garchs. As
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Speaker 1: a top executive at JP Morgan, Staley introduced Epstein, an
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Speaker 1: important bank client, to Gates, and the two quote unquote
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Speaker 1: hit it off. Gates also flew aboard Epstein's private jet,
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Speaker 1: met with him many times quote unquote, and visited his
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Speaker 1: home on at least three occasions. Despite Epstein's two thousand
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Speaker 1: and eight conviction for solicitation of a minor. The New
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Speaker 1: York Times reports last year, several of Epstein's victims and
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Speaker 1: the US Virgin Islands, where the pedophile find nancier maintained
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Speaker 1: a residence, filed suit against JP Morgan, accusing the bank
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Speaker 1: of enabling the illegal activities of Epstein and his network
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Speaker 1: to the tune of a billion dollars. Now the litigation
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Speaker 1: revealed even more. The JP Morgan admitted to the Treasury
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Speaker 1: Department that it had facilitated more than a billion in
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Speaker 1: transfers related quote to human trafficking by Epstein to avoid
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Speaker 1: going to trial. JP Morgan agreed to pay two hundred
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Speaker 1: and ninety million to Epstein's victims and seventy five million
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Speaker 1: to the US Virgin Islands, bring the combined total three
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Speaker 1: hundred and sixty five million for these settlements. In March
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Speaker 1: of twenty twenty three, JP Morgan in turn sued Stay,
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Speaker 1: its former chief of investment banking, claiming that he should
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Speaker 1: pay the entire amount of the litigation cost, thus effectively
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Speaker 1: blaming him for the scandal. The litigation revealed that Staley
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Speaker 1: allegedly used aggressive force in his sexualists of anonymous victims
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Speaker 1: and informed that he had Epstein's permission to the girls
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Speaker 1: to do what he wanted to do with her. Quote unquote, Now,
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Speaker 1: James Jess Staley, who was the CEO of JP Morgan
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Speaker 1: Chasing Company investment bank, was a rock star around the
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Speaker 1: world and especially in New York City. This was a
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Speaker 1: guy that was involved in Epstein, clearly on a totally
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Speaker 1: different level. After months of shocking disclosures, including the JP
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Speaker 1: Morgan executives ignored numerous warning signs to keep Epstein as
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Speaker 1: a client, the bank settled and avoided going to trial,
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Speaker 1: which was set for last month. Why did they settle
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Speaker 1: because they knew that it would destroy the bank if
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Speaker 1: it went to trial. Staley settled with JP Morgan less
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Speaker 1: than two months ago for an undisclosed amount. Both the
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Speaker 1: bank and Staley maintained that they had no knowledge or
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Speaker 1: of or involvement in any of Epstein's crimes.
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Speaker 2: Really.
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Speaker 1: Notably, the only public photograph of Epstein with Gates was
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Speaker 1: a photo obtained by The New York Times showing the
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Speaker 1: men flanked by Daily and Boris Nolucik, the Gates Foundation's
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Speaker 1: science advisor, at Epstein's Manhattan mansion, in twenty eleven. It
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Speaker 1: was around this time Gates in JP Morgan's global health
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Speaker 1: investment business took off. Now here's the part that's even
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Speaker 1: more disturbing than everything I just told you, which is shocking,
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Speaker 1: and the media is not covering this. Jeffrey Epstein appointed
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Speaker 1: Gates's science advisor to be the executor of his estate.
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Speaker 2: This is when you say, what the hell now?
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Speaker 1: After Epstein was charged with child sex trafficking in July
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Speaker 1: of twenty nineteen, his friends and associates began distancing themselves
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Speaker 1: from him. The following month, Epstein reportedly hung himself in
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Speaker 1: his prison cell under mysterious circumstances where the cameras just
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Speaker 1: happened to be turned off. The man who was the
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Speaker 1: executor of his estate declined the role of executor after
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein's death, but Bill Gates and the man Boris
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Speaker 1: are still very tight now. The existence of Epstein's so
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Speaker 1: called client list has never been quote confirmed, but the
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Speaker 1: names and account holders involved in the one billion dollar
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Speaker 1: human trafficking transfers which JP Morgan admitted were linked to Epstein,
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Speaker 1: would show you a lot of where the money was
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Speaker 1: coming and going from another reason why they didn't want
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Speaker 1: it to go to trial.
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Speaker 2: So what do we do now to get to the
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Speaker 2: bottom of this well.
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Speaker 1: Number one, if this was a Republican and a bunch
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Speaker 1: of Republicans involved, that guarantee you we'd already know who
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Speaker 1: was on that client list.
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Speaker 2: That would have already been leaked.
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Speaker 1: There is a reason why it has not been leaked,
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Speaker 1: and that's because there's a lot of people in this
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Speaker 1: client list that are hardcore lefties and Democrats. We also
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Speaker 1: know that Bill Clinton had no problem hanging out with
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Speaker 1: Epstein and Epstein's island. Now there is one way to
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Speaker 1: know who he was hanging out with and who was
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Speaker 1: going to the island? How would we find that out
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Speaker 1: by looking at the flight logs?
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Speaker 2: Which brings me now to Marsha Blackburn.
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Speaker 1: Senator Marsha Blackburn announced a subpoena this week for Jeffrey
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Speaker 1: Epstein's flight logs.
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Speaker 2: Listen to what she had to say.
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Speaker 1: In front of the Senate Judiciary Committee meeting where she
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Speaker 1: then announces the subpoena for Jeffrey Epstein's flight records.
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Speaker 5: A subpoena to Jeffrey Epstein's estate to provide the flight
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Speaker 5: logs for his private playing. Given the numerous allegations of
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Speaker 5: human trafficking in a sexual abuse surrounding mister Epstein, I
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Speaker 5: think it is very important that we identify everybody that
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Speaker 5: was on that plane and how many trips they took
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Speaker 5: on that plane and the destinations to which they arrived.
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Speaker 2: My question is, why is it taken so long?
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Speaker 1: Why is it taken this long to get to the
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Speaker 1: bottom or to even try to get to the bottom
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Speaker 1: of exactly what's going on here with the client list,
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Speaker 1: with JP Morgan Chase and all of this money. You know,
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Speaker 1: Bill Gates is a guy that I don't trust. The
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Speaker 1: reason why I don't trust him is because he's a hypocrite.
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Speaker 1: I'll give you a great example. He's absolutely obsessed with
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Speaker 1: climate change, but he says I'm not part of the
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Speaker 1: problem on climate change, even though he's the guy flying
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Speaker 1: literally all over the world on a private jet. He
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Speaker 1: was asked about that recently, and here was his elitist response.
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Speaker 6: You actually mentioned your use of a private jet. Let
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Speaker 6: me put it to you directly. What do you say
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Speaker 6: to the charge that if you are a climate change
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Speaker 6: campaigner but you also travel around the world in a
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Speaker 6: private jet, you're a hypocrite.
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Speaker 7: Well, I I buy the gold standard of funding climb
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Speaker 7: Works to do direct or capture that far exceeds my
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Speaker 7: family's carbon footprint, and I spend billions of dollars on
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Speaker 7: claiming innovation. So you know, should I stay at home
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Speaker 7: and not come to Kenyon learn about farming and malaria?
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Speaker 2: Hold on a second.
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Speaker 1: Bill Gates is telling you that he has a right
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Speaker 1: to fight anywhere in the world he wants to go
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Speaker 1: in his private jet, and that's the only way he
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Speaker 1: can get to any of these places. That's what he
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Speaker 1: just said. Well, I have a right to go to
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Speaker 1: these places. You can get there commercially. Why can't you
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Speaker 1: get on a commercial flight, Bill Gates, Well, that's because
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Speaker 1: you're a psychotic hypocrite.
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Speaker 7: With the idea that not only am I not part
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Speaker 7: of the problem by paying for the offsets, but also
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Speaker 7: through the billions that might break through energy group as spending,
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Speaker 7: that I'm part of the solution.
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Speaker 1: By the way, this is like a man saying I
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Speaker 1: can beat my wife because I give large donations to
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Speaker 1: a battered women's shelter.
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Speaker 2: That's no different than what he's saying right now.
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Speaker 1: Well, I can hang out with Jeffrey Epstein, who's a
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Speaker 1: convicted rapist and sex trafficker, because he was going to
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Speaker 1: give me some money, possibly for healthcare initiatives around the world.
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Speaker 1: This guy's a scumbag in my opinion based on.
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Speaker 2: What he just said.
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Speaker 2: Now I go back to Marsha Blackburn for just a moment. Here.
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Speaker 1: You look at Marshall Blackburn and she says, I want
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Speaker 1: these logs, these records, Hell, yes, get them. The fact
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Speaker 1: that we're not going to have a trial, the fact
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Speaker 1: that Epstein was having a billion dollars a billion changing
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Speaker 1: hands through JP Morgan, a billion dollars connected directly to
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Speaker 1: human trafficking transfers. I mean, this is buying and selling
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Speaker 1: sex and slavery is what this is. Make no mistake
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Speaker 1: what it is, folks. This is what it is. Is again,
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Speaker 1: absolutely disgusting. And we are at a point now where
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Speaker 1: they're like, all right, well, fine, we'll pay the fine,
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Speaker 1: we'll pay the hundreds of millions to the victims, and
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Speaker 1: we'll move on.
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Speaker 2: But if the media actually cared, I promise.
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Speaker 1: You they would, They would go with this story if
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Speaker 1: the media wasn't protecting JP Morgan, if the media wasn't
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Speaker 1: protecting the Democratic Party, or Bill Clinton or Bill Gates
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Speaker 1: or Jeffrey Epstein. These companies and these CEOs that buy
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Speaker 1: a lot of ads. You know, people say, well, why
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Speaker 1: are they really why are they protecting them? I'll tell
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Speaker 1: exactly why. The reason why is because they don't want
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Speaker 1: to lose down the ad revenue. These news organizations sell ads,
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Speaker 1: probably to companies that have top people within their companies
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Speaker 1: that were on the client list of Jeffrey Epstein. From
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Speaker 1: what we understand, there was blackmail videos that Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 1: kept on his clients to make sure that if he
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Speaker 1: ever went down, he could get they could go you know,
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Speaker 1: all right, you're going to take me down.
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Speaker 2: Fine, you're all going to go down with me.
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Speaker 1: So all of a sudden, we get a two hundred
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Speaker 1: and ninety million dollar settlement with Epstein accusers that wins
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Speaker 1: approval by a US judge. And you're telling me, we
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Speaker 1: don't know who any of the clients were, but we've
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Speaker 1: got this much money coming out. Come on, By the way,
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Speaker 1: the Daily Beast, which is a liberal, liberal newspaper, or
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Speaker 1: online whatever you want to call it, had to headline
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Speaker 1: this past week. Epstein, victim who testified against Maxwell, that
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Speaker 1: is the right hand woman, the girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein,
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Speaker 1: has died and her family once answers. Caroline, a victim
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Speaker 1: of traffickers Jeffrey Epstein, whose testimony was crucial to putting
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Speaker 1: away his accomplice Maxwell, has died. There was no obituary
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Speaker 1: or funeral service after she died earlier this year, and
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Speaker 1: police in West Palm Beatsford to open investigation into her death.
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Speaker 2: After The Daily Beasts.
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Speaker 1: Reached out for comment, police's spokesman down there, Mike Jackliss,
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Speaker 1: told us that the investigation was concluding and that Caroline
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Speaker 1: died of an accidental overdose. The thirty six year old
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Speaker 1: mother of five had planned to start a new chapter
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Speaker 1: in North Carolina at a new home with a fireplace
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Speaker 1: and half acre lot with a chicken coop. Caroline her husband,
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Speaker 1: John Pitts, had purchased the property just weeks before she
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Speaker 1: was found in responsive in a West Palm Beach hotel room.
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Speaker 2: I made the twenty third before death. She was a static.
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Speaker 1: Caroline's mother, Dorothy, said she was all set up for
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Speaker 1: a whole new life. I go back to the media,
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Speaker 1: and the media could do this story if they wanted to.
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Speaker 2: They don't.
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Speaker 1: They don't want to touch it because there's too many
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Speaker 1: people they need to protect, and too many companies that
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Speaker 1: advertise with them. There's too many powerful democrats that they
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Speaker 1: need to protect. Let me also remind you of how
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Speaker 1: bad the media has gotten. We know for a fact
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Speaker 1: that Hamas had embedded with them multiple news agencies on
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Speaker 1: the day of their attack, their genocide on Jews, and
19:55
Speaker 1: they were embedded and they were paid for it was Reuters,
19:58
Speaker 1: the Associated Press, the New York Times, CNN. All of
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Speaker 1: these reporters were friends with Hamas, all of them to
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Speaker 1: the point where they could do their job. They could
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Speaker 1: do their job and be safe while the carnage was
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Speaker 1: taking place. The New York Times, by the way, has
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Speaker 1: come out denies photographer accompanied Hamas to October seventh attacks.
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Speaker 1: The New York Times has issued a statement denying that
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Speaker 1: their photographer Yusuf Masoud, had accompanied Hamas terrists on October
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Speaker 1: seventh terror attack on Israel, among other photographers identified by
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Speaker 1: a watchdog group showing them during the attack. Honest Reporting
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Speaker 1: Sensational Report pointed out that photographers from several prominent news
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Speaker 1: outlets and agencies appear to have had unusually good access
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Speaker 1: to the Mahammas Terras and were present when they left
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Speaker 1: and re entered Gaza. In several photographs, photographers are seen
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Speaker 1: taking pictures of Hamas Terras kidnapping Israeli hostages. They do
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Speaker 1: not seem threatened, despite the fact that Hamas was shooting
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Speaker 1: every other civilian in sight, nor did they attempt to
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Speaker 1: intervene in any way they were filming the genocide.
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Speaker 2: Honest Reporting named several photographers.
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Speaker 1: Four names appear on the AP's photo credits from the
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Speaker 1: Israeli Gods of Border area on October the seventh, four
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Speaker 1: different photographers who were working with the terrorists who knew
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Speaker 1: this was going to be happening.
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Speaker 2: Four of them were used by the Associated Press.
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Speaker 1: One of them was allegedly carrying a grenade, and another
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Speaker 1: image the AP fired him on Thursday, coming out from
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Speaker 1: the Israeli government. Yesterday, a major report was published on
21:41
Speaker 1: the independent news site Honest Reporting, which revealed a shocking fact.
21:45
Speaker 1: Photographers employed by some of the largest and most prominent
21:48
Speaker 1: global media organizations, including the AP and Reuters, took an
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Speaker 1: active part, they declared, and God bless the Israeli government
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Speaker 1: for saying it took an active, okay part in the
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Speaker 1: massacre of Israel's southern communities on October the seventh. Some
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Speaker 1: of them arrived together with the terrorists on motorcycles. Some
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Speaker 1: even carried weapons for the terrats will hamas savages, murdered, raped, tortured,
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Speaker 1: and brutally abused are people. The vile photographers did not stop,
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Speaker 1: turn away or leave the scene. Instead, they filmed and
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Speaker 1: participated in the crimes. Israel then said we will hunt
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Speaker 1: them down together with the terrasts. In the photograph it
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Speaker 1: was put out by the Israeli government, a quote photo
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Speaker 1: journalist who was on the payroll of one of these
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Speaker 1: big organizations on his way to Israel was holding an
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Speaker 1: actual grenade in his hand.
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Speaker 2: I want you to think about that. Don't worry.
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Speaker 1: Some have said that the image is quote taken out
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Speaker 1: of context the fact checkers on places like Instagram in Facebook. Wow,
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Speaker 1: that's not all, by the way, So just think for
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Speaker 1: a moment about what we've learned about the media. They
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Speaker 1: embedded with the terrorists and then film the atrocites, knowing
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Speaker 1: that countless people were going to die in a nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven sold attack against people that were Jewish, and
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Speaker 1: our media funded that.
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Speaker 2: That same media.
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Speaker 1: Also lied to you about Russian collusion for four years
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Speaker 1: to underminus sitting president of the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: That same media knew that the Hunter Biden laptop was real,
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Speaker 1: and they refused to report on it, saying it was
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Speaker 1: Russian disinformation. The same media that says that there is
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Speaker 1: zero evidence that Joe Biden has committed any crimes in
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Speaker 1: the Biden crime family even to this day and refuses
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Speaker 1: to report on it.
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Speaker 2: That's the same media.
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Speaker 1: And now we have a media that refuses to do
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Speaker 1: their job when it comes to the issue of Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: They refuse to do their job. Why because they want
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Speaker 1: to protect the Democrats that were involved with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: That's the truth. That's what's actually happening here. So when
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Speaker 1: they when people tell me, oh, the media is not biased,
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Speaker 1: I can tell you right now, screw you. The media
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Speaker 1: is absolutely biased. The media is biased, and the media
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Speaker 1: is corrupt as hell.
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Speaker 2: The media is insanely biased.
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Speaker 1: The media is it is a group of people now
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Speaker 1: that have lost their souls and and and some of
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Speaker 1: them are terrorists at this point literally, and so what
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Speaker 1: do we have. We have a moment now where people
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Speaker 1: have to decide are you going to keep empowering these journalists?
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Speaker 1: Are you going to refuse to watch them and give
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Speaker 1: them credibility? You look at Bill Gates. Would a Republican
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Speaker 1: be able to get away with what Bill Gates has
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Speaker 1: gotten away with just just the private jet alone, just
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Speaker 1: the fact that you've got a guy that's sitting there
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Speaker 1: saying I had no problem having multiple meetings with a
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Speaker 1: sexual predator that had been convicted of being a sexual predator.
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Speaker 1: I would never ever trust Bill Gates. Ran Paul had
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Speaker 1: this to say, by the way, about Bill Gates, Listen,
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Speaker 1: there has to.
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Speaker 8: Be a reassessment. Look, Bill Gates has been over there recently.
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Speaker 8: Bill Gates is the largest funder of trying to find
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Speaker 8: these viruses in remote caves and bring them to big cities.
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Speaker 8: So what happened in China is they went eight to
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Speaker 8: ten hours south of Wuhan, two to three hundred feet
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Speaker 8: deep into a cave, found viruses, and took them back
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Speaker 8: to a city of fifteen million. There are many many
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Speaker 8: scientists who think that Bill Gates is wrong in funding this,
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Speaker 8: that our government's wrong that the Chinese government that really
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Speaker 8: we don't need to be searching for viruses that may
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Speaker 8: never interact with man.
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Speaker 2: And it's worse than that.
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Speaker 8: They bring viruses that we may never interact with they
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Speaker 8: bring them back to the law, but then they manipulate
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Speaker 8: them by combining them with other viruses to create viruses
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Speaker 8: that don't exist in nature. But this has largely been
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Speaker 8: funded by Bill Gates. He funds the WHO more than
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Speaker 8: most countries do, so there's a responsibility there.
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Speaker 2: And I don't think he's not I think he's well.
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Speaker 8: Intended, but I think he's inadvertently helped to create something
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Speaker 8: that the biggest danger to mankind right now is something
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Speaker 8: that he's been funding, and that is finding these viruses,
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Speaker 8: taking them back to the lab and manipulating them to
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Speaker 8: make them more dangerous.
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Speaker 1: By the way, I don't trust Bill Gates. I think
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Speaker 1: the way that Santa ram Paul said it is very
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Speaker 1: pc and I understand why. I get it. But people
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Speaker 1: need to do their job. People need to start looking
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Speaker 1: at all of this, People need to start asking questions.
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Speaker 2: Journalists need to start doing their damn job. You know.
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Speaker 1: Bill Gates said this about COVID and this is just
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Speaker 1: a flat out lie based on.
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Speaker 2: The facts you just referenced intentional pandemics.
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Speaker 5: Do you harbor any doubts about the origins of COVID
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Speaker 5: nineteen Now.
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Speaker 9: The evidence is very clear that it's naturally caused. You know,
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Speaker 9: it's a bad virus, and we're going to have natural epidemics,
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Speaker 9: and sadly, we may have some unnatural epidemics in the future.
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Speaker 1: By the way, this creep is grinning as he says that.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is a guy who is out there.
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Speaker 1: It's like, why are you spending your money in this space?
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Speaker 1: Why are you out there doing this? And when you
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Speaker 1: grin when you talk about it, Oh, it's natural, it's normal,
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Speaker 1: and we may have some other outbreaks, and you smile
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Speaker 1: when you say it, Like, what the hell is wrong
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Speaker 1: with you? Why would anyone trust you? Why would anyone
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Speaker 1: want to do business with you? Why would you ever
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Speaker 1: want to give your money to anything that Bill Gates
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Speaker 1: has his hands on.
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Speaker 2: Senator Ram Paul is right.
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Speaker 1: And what he said, and the fact that he this
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Speaker 1: guy we're taking scientific advice from, but he's too stupid
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Speaker 1: to not hang out with a convicted sex offender, which,
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Speaker 1: by the way, I don't think he's too stupid. I
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Speaker 1: think he hung out with him for a multitude of reasons,
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Speaker 1: and I don't think it was because he was trying
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