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Episode: Bombshell! House Votes To Release Epstein Files, Epstein Brother Speaks About Cover-Up
Host(s): Clayton Morris (& Natali Morris)
Date: November 19, 2025

Episode Overview

This episode centers on several intertwined bombshell stories: the House’s overwhelming vote to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, a discussion with Ann Coulter on government and media cover-ups of the Epstein case, claims from Epstein’s brother about potential document tampering, new revelations about child trafficking under the Biden administration, a controversial segment featuring former Pfizer executive Dr. Michael Yeaden on the COVID pandemic, and a deep dive into U.S.-Saudi relations and their implications for American workers.

Tone: The hosts approach the news with a blend of skepticism, directness, and urgency, often challenging establishment narratives.

Key Topics & Discussions

1. House Vote to Release Epstein Files

[00:18] – [06:13], [04:45] Main Segment Start

• The House passed (427–1) a bill to release the Epstein files. The lone "no" vote, Rep. Clay Higgins, cited concerns about potential harm to innocent people ensnared by a wide-reaching release.
• The bill allows justice officials to redact information related to ongoing investigations and the privacy of innocent parties; nevertheless, concern remains over potential excessive redactions.
• The DOJ has launched a new Epstein investigation led by U.S. attorney Jay Clayton, raising eyebrows since he’s connected to some figures named in the files.

Quote:
"We got a yes vote 427 to 1. Representative Clay Higgins saying principled no vote on releasing the Epstein files because too many innocent people will get hurt in this dragnet." – Clayton Morris [00:20]

2. Ann Coulter on Epstein, DOJ & The Cover-Up

[06:13] – [25:42]

Media & Political Complicity

• Coulter, a longtime skeptic and investigator of the Epstein case, describes years of apparent institutional cover-up, with DA Barry Krischer (Palm Beach) accused of burying key evidence.
• Coulter notes testimony about an FBI safe at Epstein’s NYC home filled with tapes labeled with victims’ and men's names—later removed by Epstein’s lawyers with no repercussions.

Quote:
"They bust open a safe...find a huge cache of tapes...And they just leave! All of Epstein's employees have 24 hours to clear it out. His lawyer comes in, carts off the tapes, and then Agent McGuire comes back the next day and, huh, the safe is empty now." – Ann Coulter [08:13]

Possible Outcomes of File Release

• Coulter is skeptical the files will contain a straightforward “client list”—expects damning photos/videos instead.
• Calls for blurring victims’ faces, but keeping perpetrators’ identities clear:
  "I want to see the face of the perpetrator in Technicolor. I want that clear. I want the names, and I think it exists." – Ann Coulter [14:01]

Political Fallout

• Coulter doubts Trump or Clinton will be implicated in child abuse, but believes the fallout will “hit Democrats way harder than it hits Republicans.”
  "If you look at Epstein himself, huge Democrat...people he donated to, he wasn’t donating to Republicans. The names that have come out [are] heavily Democrats and heavily Democratic donors." – Ann Coulter [23:30]

On Trump's Reluctance

• Suggests Trump is resisting document release to shield donors or allied governments, noting Epstein was obsessed with Trump, but had no actual dirt.
• Contrasts DOJ's past denials of wrongdoing with their last-minute opening of a new investigation, calling it legally dubious.

On Epstein’s Death

• Coulter now believes Epstein killed himself, citing government incompetence over conspiracy.

3. Epstein’s Brother & Further Tampering Allegations

[17:10] – [19:15]

• Epstein’s brother alleges certain facilities in Virginia may be wiping Republicans' names from records.
• Coulter dismisses these claims but highlights long-standing FBI mishandling.

Quote:
"Batshit crazy. Sorry, I can't say it that way, but I will stick to what I've said. To pull this off in a big way, you would have to have a lot of people involved..." – Ann Coulter [17:42]

4. Updates on Child Trafficking Under Biden Administration

[39:23] – [53:40]

Interview with Whistleblower Tara Rodas

• Over 450,000 unaccompanied children trafficked under Biden; wellness checks criticized as inadequate (“just a phone call—if unanswered, the case was considered closed”).
• NGOs accused of acting as a pipeline, taking government dollars but enabling placement in abusive homes.
• Rodas: border closures were a step forward, but real change will come by targeting traffickers and sponsors with intelligence resources.

Quote:
"We gave them to pedophiles, we gave them to abusers...one of the biggest stains on the United States government." – Tara Rodas [42:29]

• New task force is starting the first-ever door-knocking campaign to track down missing children.

5. Ex-Pfizer Executive Dr. Michael Yeaden on the COVID Pandemic

[29:31] – [36:11]

• Featured segment with Dr. Michael Yeaden (former Pfizer VP, respiratory science), who claims:
  • There was "no pandemic” (cites all-cause mortality data),
  • PCR tests were fraudulent,
  • The main reason for pandemic declarations was to push dangerous “vaccines.”
• Hosts highlight the early vilification of Yeaden, but now view much of his skepticism as vindicated, especially regarding COVID’s impact on youth and risk of the shots.

Notable Quote:
"First, there’s no pandemic, so you certainly don’t need an experimental rushed medical intervention...What I think happened was the advancement of materials that are intentionally toxic." – Dr. Michael Yeaden [30:44]

6. US-Saudi Arabia Relations and Impact on US Workers

[55:39] – [69:04]

Financial Ties & The Petrodollar

• Natali Morris explains the US-Saudi “petrodollar” pact was a backroom deal to save the dollar after the gold standard; the relationship allows endless US debt accumulation.
• The supposed $1 trillion investment in US infrastructure is described as a façade: such investments only support the debt-based system, ultimately eroding US workers' purchasing power.
• The hosts argue every president, regardless of party, must “bend the knee” to maintain this system or risk dollar collapse.

Quote:
"Every dollar of that debt is a theft from the American working class and through inflation and declining purchasing power." – Natali Morris [65:05]

Saudi Aims & The Khashoggi Factor

• The US courts Saudi to maintain its reserve currency status; human rights, and issues like Khashoggi’s murder, are sidelined for financial reasons.
• Interesting note: Jamal Khashoggi’s uncle was tied to Epstein’s early fortunes.

The Future

• The petrodollar’s hold is weakening, with hints at a cryptocurrency/stablecoin future as potential ways out.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Ann Coulter’s Take on DOJ Manipulation:
  “From beginning to end, I’m worried that a lot of this stuff has already been removed, either by FBI agents looking away, by Epstein’s people...does this case look like a cover up? From beginning to end.” [09:52]

• On Congressional Court Action:
  “No Congress has a full right to go to court…It has to be a legitimate investigation. It has to have been started before the request for the documents.” – Ann Coulter [11:56]

• Tara Rodas on Children’s Fate:
  “We never did one home visit in all of those releases...It is unthinkable that the United States government stripped the parental rights of all of these children, funneled them under the COVID of darkness all across the country, and lost them.” [41:29]

• Dr. Michael Yeaden’s Bottom Line:
  “I am telling you there was not the development of a proper medical product. What I think happened was the advancement of materials that are intentionally toxic and then they were sketchily advanced and jammed into people’s arms…” [31:32]

• On the Saudi–US Relationship and Working Class:
  “It keeps our troops stationed in places they do not need to be. So when President Trump brags... $600 billion investment...it’s not really true because those investments only exist inside a system that lets Washington continue to pile up the debt.” – Natali Morris [65:05]

Timestamps for Key Segments

• Epstein Files, Bill Passage & Concerns: 00:18–06:13, 04:45
• Ann Coulter Interview: 06:13–25:42
• Epstein’s Brother/Document Tampering: 17:10–19:15
• Dr. Michael Yeaden COVID Segment: 29:31–36:11
• Child Trafficking, Tara Rodas Interview: 39:23–53:40
• U.S.-Saudi Relations Analysis: 55:39–69:04

Episode Highlights & Takeaways

• Epstein Files Release: The House overwhelmingly supports release, doubts linger about genuine transparency due to redaction powers.
• Ann Coulter’s Perspective: The case is a bipartisan institutional cover-up; expect more damning evidence against Democrats and elites, but possibly little direct evidence against high-profile figures like Trump or Clinton.
• Child Trafficking Fallout: Federal incompetence and/or neglect has led to mass exploitation and vanished children, aided by under-scrutinized NGOs.
• COVID Segment: Platforming a controversial narrative: ex-Pfizer exec claims the pandemic was a manufactured pretext for population-wide injection; hosts assert much of early skepticism is now vindicated by data.
• US-Saudi Ties Unpacked: The “petrodollar” pact, not personality politics, explains undying US-Saudi friendship; this system benefits elites but hurts average Americans via debt and currency devaluation.
• Cynicism on Establishment Narratives: Repeated skepticism toward government, media, and corporate motives across all stories.