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Dan Bernstein (0:21)
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Co-host (possibly a sports analyst or commentator) (0:29)
Dan Bernstein Unfiltered is brought to you in partnership with my bookie. Steve Tisch has got to go. This is, this is stuff that the Athletic is reporting today about the owner of the New York Giants. There's no way you can let this guy keep representing the Giants or the NFL. That's it. And we know that Roger Goodell was able to get through the big press conference, his State of the League super bowl press conference, and he was able to pay lip service to the possibility of something resembling fact gathering that could be an investigation. Basically his job. And I understood what he was trying to do at that press conference. But Roger Goodell's job was to get to the end of the press conference by indicating concern when, without necessarily committing to the actual process of holding the owner of the New York Giants like, this is not the Jaguars. This is not the Arizona Cardinals. It's the New York Giants. And you've got an owner now with the reporting that's being done and everything that is, is happening with reporters from the Athletic and elsewhere going through dozens of emails that Tish exchanged with Jeffrey Epstein. And this was after Epstein was already, people already knew what was going on. It was more of an open secret. He had already registered as, I think, a level three sex offender at that point. And he's still connecting Tish with various women of various ages from various backgrounds. And they did this all in email, all this, these correspondences. This is, there's, there's, it's, it's all there.
Dan Bernstein (2:23)
That, that's, that that's how you behave, though, when you feel like you're invincible and then no one's held accountable for anything they do.
Co-host (possibly a sports analyst or commentator) (2:30)
And this is, you know, I was thinking about this as, as we were talking about, you know, what, what we talk about supposedly within, you know, nominally discussing the world of sports. And, and it's really incredible because it's hard to do this outside of the larger context. And the larger context is at the moment, as the Epstein files. If you picture this like, you know, we talk about needles in haystacks, that this is the millions and millions and millions of electronic Documents. We're talking about the, a haystack the likes of which we've never seen. And to know there are needles in there, it's full of needles. And you can keep shoving your hand in the haystack and keep stabbing yourself and saying ow, ow, ow, ow. But when you're trying to find patterns and trying to use all of this, this, this half assed redacted data, I mean this, the, the garbage work that has been done in trying to even present this information where they're redacting names of offenders, including names of victims. We found out yesterday that there was a facial, a picture depicting an undercover government officer. So you've got a blown cover there, which is completely anathema. If we had people who still cared about stuff like this, that is an awful thing that can endanger people in operations under deep cover in the field. And we don't even know what could be endangered and how these people could, where they could be right now. And you're putting out actual identifications of their faces of undercover national governmental officers. We're supposed to be the good guys, right? And, and those are the ones that you're hurting and the bad guys are being protected right now?