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A (0:00)
Foreign.
B (0:04)
The disgusting crimes that Epstein and his cronies committed against little girls is spectacular. But something else that the Epstein files have shown me and I think have made clear to everyone is there is a different standard in the United States, especially in the Trump administration, between elites and everybody else. Because if this were a cabal of plumbers that had been running this sex trafficking ring, in my mind, the Department of Justice would take it a lot more seriously, which is why we have a Congresswoman calling the Trump administration the Epstein administration.
C (0:47)
Seeming to many of us now as we go deeper into these files, it feels like this is the Epstein administration. There are so many people in here who had ties to this man, who wanted to continue their dealings with him even after he had been a sex offender, you know, a registered sex offender, and they continued to have their interactions with him. And I think this is why we think there's a cover up, why we believe that the President is not actually interested in getting to the bottom of this because it's all so intertwined. And so we have to keep asking these questions. And if this secretary, excuse me, I almost called her secretary again. You see what's happening to me now? I'm so frustrated with her. If the Attorney General will not ask these questions, we're going to keep track of all of the ways in which this administration has been lying to us. And when we get subpoena power, we're going to use them.
B (1:48)
And what's interesting is you have an article that came out that over half of high ranking Trump administration officials have ties in the Epstein files, not to mention that he's mentioned over a million times.
A (2:06)
I think that's great messaging for them to keep linking because it is the Epstein administration and it is the Epstein class, and it is so demoralizing that we see the rest of the world moving on and there are consequences. And even in the United States, there is a guy who owns a talent agency in Los Angeles. He's having to sell the talent agency. But within the government, where there should be really high standards, Trump has been able to come in and as a convicted felon, he was voted in. And that is something to me, that everything can go back to that everything. All of the hand wringing that we do, I can always go back to. Okay, we all saw with our own eyes and ears what happened on January 6th. We knew who ordered it, because we saw that the help didn't come. We saw that he was found guilty by a jury of his peers for 34 felonies. Despite all of that he still won. So we have a cultural problem in America, and it is a deep, a deeply broken, socially Balkanized culture that we have here. And I believe nefarious forces are the architects of that. And you can look no further into the Epstein files, and you can see. See how Jeffrey Epstein, the government of Israel, the government of Russia, and these oligarchs were all colluding and that they have a grand master plan, not only to rape children, but also to tear down the world order of democracy and the advancement of marginalized people, the advancement of women. I read this article from this psychologist, and it said what these men, these elite men fear more than anything are grown women, grown mature women. So they predate on the inverse of that, and they are predators towards these younger women. So they break them, and they're completely broken so that they can't ever come to be fully autonomous women with their agency. And this is what predators do to little girls, they intentionally break them. So the depravity in this. Looking also at Donald Trump's own relationship with his own daughter and on television shows, talk sexual, evangelizing her in the American public knew that. And this, to me, is an American cultural problem that it's. We're really gonna have to dig into. But we need an opposition party that keeps hammering it. So good on that congresswoman, because I think that is excellent messaging out of the Democrats.
