
The allegations that the Clintons vacationed at Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch are more than just idle rumor—they strike at the heart of the Clintons’ long pattern of lying, minimizing, and hiding behind carefully scripted denials. Reports claimed...
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What's up, everyone? And welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. Alright, buckle up because we're done playing games. When it comes to the Clintons and their long, slimy shadow over Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, for years, the line has been the same. Bill Clinton had a few meetings, maybe a ride or two on the Lolita Express, but nothing serious, nothing compromising, and certainly nothing that would tether him to the darkest scandal of the century. Hillary, completely detached, supposedly clueless about all of it. That's the script. That's the lie. And the fact that this fairy tale has been swallowed whole by so many is a testament to just how convenient it's been politically to keep the truth locked away. But let's be real. The evidence has always been right there in front of us. Flight logs, photographs, witness testimony, even the damn Secret Service records. Bill Clinton wasn't just some occasional bystander, but brushing elbows with Epstein in passing. He was on the plane over and over again. He was at the mansion. He was tied into the circle of Ghislaine Maxwell, who wasn't just Epstein's partner in crime, but the curator of his life in crimes. And yet, for years, the Clinton machine and their media lap dogs have treated anyone pointing out these connections as a conspiracy theorist. Why? Because it was politically inconvenient. Because the timing wasn't right. Because when the story broke, it was easier to burn Acosta, bury the NPA scandal and pretend the Clintons had nothing to do with any of it. That's how they dodged the maelstrom. Epstein went down. Maxwell went down. Prince Andrew went down. But the Clintons, they've been insulated, cocooned, wrapped in the armor of political necessity. Protected not because the evidence wasn't there, but because admitting the obvious would tear down too many power structures and. And implicate too many Sacred cows in Washington. But those days are over. The veil is slipping. The narrative is cracking. And the trips to Zorro Ranch, oh, those are going to be a wrecking ball because we're not just talking about a meeting or a flight. We're talking about one of the most powerful political dynasties in modern American history being entangled in the same dark web that's already swallowed billionaires and royals alike. So in this episode, we're not going to soften the blow. We're not giving the Clintons the past they've enjoyed for decades. Instead, we're going to take a look at Zorro Ranch, at the records, at the witnesses, and at the evidence that's been buried under layers of spin and political protection. The days of Bill and Hillary Clinton ducking the firestorm are finished. The reckoning is here, and I'm more than happy to be the harbinger. This article was published by Daily Mail and the headline Bill Clinton was Jeffrey Epstein's closest celebrity mate and a frequent guest at his New Mexico ranch with his wife Hillary, staying at the pedophiles cowboy themed village, say estate workers. So I guess they're all lying too, huh? All the people that I talked to in New Mexico, they were all lying as well. The only people telling the truth are the Clintons. Is that what you're telling me? Because if you are, you must be on mescaline. Because Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton. Breaking news. Not exactly truthful people. This article was authored by Chris White. Bill and Hillary Clinton stayed at Jeffrey Epstein's notorious baby making ranch almost every year after they left the White House, according to the disgraced financiers estate manager. And I heard that directly from people down there in New Mexico. When I was there, I talked to local after local who knew something goofy was going on at that place, but had no idea the extent of what Jeffrey Epstein was up to. And they said that Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton certainly were at this property for vacations. The family visited the 10,000 acre estate in the New Mexico desert often, but never stayed in the main house. Instead, the Clinton family bonked down into the special cowboy themed village created by Epstein, which is a mile south of his own luxury mountaintop villa. They'd use one of the two guest houses, which look like they're straight out of the 19th century. And when you go to Zorro Ranch or previously, they had like a whole western town. They had a fire truck, a firehouse, the whole thing. And all of that stuff was visible from the front gate. And according to all the Reports that we've heard from the property manager, from the people that lived in the area, there is zero doubt that the Clintons were there. Zero doubt. Seen in the exclusive Daily Mail TV images, the guest homes are next to other traditional Wild west style buildings such as an old schoolhouse and a saloon bar. An American flag is raised high above the village which is next door to Epstein's private airstrip where he arrived on his private planes, including his infamous Lolita Express. No, not true. The Lolita Express was a 727 that was not landing at Zorro Ranch. That would be landing at the private airport in Santa Fe or Albuquerque depending on what they have going on. And then the people would be ferried over either in SUVs or depending they might get lifted over in a helicopter. Remember, Ghislaine Maxwell is a helicopter pilot and she was known to ferry people from the airport to Epstein's properties. This is all according to security expert Jared Kellogg, who was brought in by long standing ranch manager Bryce Gordon to improve security and set up a camera system at the main house and cowboy village. Oh, no camera systems, huh? What did Glenn Maxwell say? There's no cameras anywhere that would be considered inappropriate. I guess cameras in the bathroom are appropriate. I guess cameras in the guest room are appropriate. At least according to the Bipedal Serpent. When contacted by DailyMail.com for comment, Bill Clinton's press office referred us to a statement released over the summer. The statement denied he had ever visited any of Epstein's residences or apart from once at Epstein's home in New York City. DailyMail.com reached out to Hillary Clinton's office for a comment as well. Kellogg said that at the time of his sitewalk of Epstein's property, he had barely any knowledge of Epstein's reputation but said Gordon spent most of the time boasting about the Clintons frequent appearance at the estate. The ranch is one of Epstein's several homes where underage girls were flown from from all around the world. No investigation, no rating of the property, nothing. So how can anyone sit here and act like they have any idea about what was going on at Zorro Ranch unless you were there. Unless you talk to people who were there, you have no clue. The New York Times claimed the convicted pedophile confided in scientists that he planned to impregnate up to 20 women at a time at the ranch. 20 improve the human race with his genes. And if you think Goofy was going on at the island, boy oh boy, wait until you learn about Zorro Ranch and the he was doing there. And not to sound like a broken record, but the fact that Zorro ranch was never raided should terrify people. Who the knows what he had there? Who knows what kind of information was buried? Who knows what kind of information ended up walking away? Kellogg said that my contact was Bryce. Their main concern was there was no video surveillance on the property at all. I thought this was a simple request, as they wanted surveillance to protect their investment. It's a huge sight. But what was weird was that the whole time I was on site, Bryce would be bragging about how the Clintons would visit the whole family, not just Bill, but Bill, his wife, their kid, and would stay on the ranch itself. He had built the western replica village with a saloon, barn, houses, old school houses. And when you're walking through it, it feels like you're walking through the 1800s. His biggest concern was monitoring and covering that area. So my focus was mounting cameras on poles to cover the driveways, walkways, the ins and outs of each house and facility. It was like Westworld. It's like they've built a functioning movie set. They put a lot of thought and detail into it. The flooring, the facilities in there. I was saying how cool the replica houses were. They're pretty neat, like the 1800s. He said, yeah, they're built for guests. We get a lot of visitors. It's really cool. The Clintons come out and hang out with Epstein. It sounded like a normal summer vacation. Epstein and Bill were once friends, and in August, DailyMail.com revealed the convicted pedophile even had a bizarre portrait of Bill wearing a dress hanging on the wall of his New York mansion. The picture depicted the former president apparently lounging on a chair in the Oval Office, wearing red heels and posing suggestively in a blue dress like the one of Monica Lewinsky, and was in a room off the stairway of Epstein's Upper east side townhouse, estimated to be worth 56 million. The dress is is also strikingly similar to one worn by Hillary Clinton at the 2009 Kennedy Center Honors.
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And the fact that Jeffrey Epstein thought it was a good idea to have that kind of photo, that kind of painting on his wall tells you everything about their relationship, right? They were that close. Imagine flexing on a former president like that. And it's not like you aren't in the same circle. It's not like his friends and his associates aren't coming to your house. They were. So Epstein did it, and he did it to flex. Bill has admitted on his own account that he visited Epstein's townhouse once, making it possible he could have seen the bizarre painting he has flown on the now deceased financier's private plane, dubbed the Lolita Express, several times. Clinton has, however, denied being on Epstein's pedophile island, Little St. James. Well, one of Epstein's former sex slaves. You mean survivors, claims she saw Clinton on the island for a dinner held in his honor shortly after he left office and stood by the claim when questioned under oath over the summer. The former president's office said Bill had not known anything about Epstein's crimes and had taken four trips with him in 2002 and 2003, although flight log showed that he had taken a total of at least 26 individual flights in the course of those years. So why not just be honest about it? Again, it's the same we're seeing with Trump, right? Just be honest about your relationship, especially if you aren't up to no good. Sure, the optics are going to be bad, sure you're gonna deal with some, but certainly nothing like they're dealing with now because nobody believes a word either of them are saying about Jeffrey Epstein. Well, maybe the Most ardent MAGA supporters. But I don't think there's anybody left on the planet who believes Bill Clinton on the left or the right. Kellogg said that he was stopped from going into certain areas of the estate, but did briefly go into an underground section of the main house. In November, a former contractor revealed to DailyMail.com that Epstein had built a secret basement strip club. My access was very controlled during the sitewalk. It dictated where I could and couldn't go. There were certain facilities I wasn't allowed to go in, which was odd as they were boarded up and they looked like they could have big parties in them. But I didn't think much of it. They wanted to put very, very limited camera coverage on the main house itself. I was going to put a couple of cameras on the exterior of the main entrance. At the main entrance, there's a downward slope at the back that goes into the basement. I was able to briefly go in. There was a long hallway to a big foyer and there was a door and that was about it. The two guest houses I was not permitted to go into. Kellogg said, and that is what we've heard from a lot of people that have done work on Epstein's properties. A lot of restrictions about where they can and can't go. Due to security reasons. I wasn't permitted to even put a camera location on the drawing that we would then have on our records. What's odd is that a security professional. For me to give the best protection I can give a customer, I need a full layout of the land. I need to see the nooks and crannies, all the blind spots. They were limiting that access. The staff only lived in one house as far as I was aware, which is the one nearest to the main gate. The saloon bar is in the center of the village. There's a bar area that looks like where they throw parties. From my own observations, there's also a barn, hay storage, and they'd put tractors and other vehicles in it. Considering Epstein was a multi millionaire, Kellogg said Gordon wanted to do the security on the cheap. That fits. Epstein might have had a lot of dough, but Homie was cheap. As instead of using expensive robust camera system which used underground cables, he wanted a point to point wireless fluid mesh design, which means cameras are operating via antenna and is considerably cheaper. After Kellogg did an estimate and sent in a plan, he never heard back. He said they had this huge facility, but it felt like they didn't have the money to do anything. They were trying to find the most cost effective way to transmit video footage. And we had to come up with a point to point wireless fluid mesh design because normally we want to trench everything. It saves money as you don't have to build a trench and put in a cable. What was odd to me was that I wasn't able to interact with Epstein. If it's your house, you have your concerns. The task had been delegated to Bryce. He seemed to be in charge of everything. I did my sight walk, I did my estimate, I sent it in and basically fell on deaf ears. And there was no contact back to me. So, look, there have been multiple people that have come forward and said the same thing. And of course, Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton have denied that they've went to Zorro Ranch. They've denied that they, you know, enjoy Jeffrey Epstein's largess. But here's the problem. The those denials that they first put out are now demonstrably false. So if they were lying about it then, why would they be telling the truth about it now? And folks, so here we are once again, staring squarely at the ugly truth that the Clintons have spent decades trying to wallpaper over. For years, the defense has been silence, denial, and distraction. Pretending that Bill's flights were innocent, that Zorro Ranch was just another speck in the desert, the that Ghislaine Maxwell was nothing more than a socialite passing through polite society. But the paper trail doesn't lie. The flight logs don't lie, the photographs don't lie. And the sheer number of trips, meetings, and associations scream louder than any press release ever could. The truth has always been inconvenient, but inconvenience doesn't erase it. The Clinton dynasty, the. The Clinton dynasty has been able to dance around the flames while others burned because their downfall was too radioactive, too disruptive to the political balance of power. But that shield is cracking. The narrative of plausible deniability is finished once you connect the dots to Zorro Ranch, to the witnesses who saw what went on there, to the records that keep surfacing. The picture is no longer one of coincidence, it's complicity. And now the Clinton firewall is giving way. So let history record it plainly. The evidence was always there. It was never hidden. What was hidden was the will to confront it. But that will is here now. The days of pretending Bill and Hillary Clinton were innocent bystanders in the orbit of Epstein and Maxwell are over. And hopefully there will be no more running, no more lying, and no more hiding from the storm that they thought that they had escaped. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.
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Host: Bobby Capucci
Date: March 29, 2026
This episode explores the persistent and largely buried connections between Bill and Hillary Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein—specifically, their repeated visits to Epstein’s infamous Zorro Ranch in New Mexico. Host Bobby Capucci unpacks how, for decades, the Clintons have evaded the fallout experienced by Epstein’s other high-profile associates, despite mounting evidence tying them to his social and criminal web. Capucci’s argument: the truth about the Clintons’ involvement with Epstein has been intentionally ignored, shielded by media and political insiders, but the exposure of their frequent presence at Zorro Ranch signals a reckoning.
“There is zero doubt that the Clintons were there. Zero doubt. Seen in the exclusive Daily Mail TV images, the guest homes are next to other traditional Wild West style buildings...” [05:30]
“My access was very controlled during the sitewalk. It dictated where I could and couldn’t go. There were certain facilities I wasn’t allowed to go in, which was odd as they were boarded up and they looked like they could have big parties in them.” —Jared Kellogg (as summarized by Capucci) [13:10]
“Who knows what kind of information was buried? Who knows what kind of information ended up walking away?” [08:20]
“And the fact that Jeffrey Epstein thought it was a good idea to have that kind of photo, that kind of painting on his wall tells you everything about their relationship, right?” [11:26]
[12:00–14:00] Capucci critiques repeated Clinton denials, pointing out how official statements have been internally inconsistent and disproven by evidence (flight logs, guest reports, press images).
“For years, the defense has been silence, denial, and distraction. Pretending that Bill's flights were innocent, that Zorro Ranch was just another speck in the desert... But the paper trail doesn't lie. The flight logs don't lie, the photographs don't lie. And the sheer number of trips, meetings, and associations scream louder than any press release ever could.” [16:00]
He highlights that Bill Clinton has admitted to only a handful of Epstein-linked flights, though logs show at least 26 trips.
Capucci notes that survivor testimony claimed Clinton's presence at dinners on Epstein's private island, under oath.
“The Clinton dynasty has been able to dance around the flames while others burned because their downfall was too radioactive, too disruptive to the political balance of power. But that shield is cracking. The narrative of plausible deniability is finished once you connect the dots to Zorro Ranch...”
On the political shielding of the Clintons:
"Protected not because the evidence wasn't there, but because admitting the obvious would tear down too many power structures and implicate too many sacred cows in Washington." —Bobby Capucci [01:35]
On local and insider testimony:
“There is zero doubt that the Clintons were there. Zero doubt.” —Bobby Capucci [05:30]
On the symbolism of the ‘blue dress’ painting:
“Imagine flexing on a former president like that. And it’s not like you aren’t in the same circle... Epstein did it, and he did it to flex.” —Bobby Capucci [11:30]
On restricted access and surveillance at Zorro Ranch:
"I wasn't permitted to even put a camera location on the drawing that we would then have on our records." —Jared Kellogg (paraphrased) [13:45]
On the crescendo of evidence:
“The truth has always been inconvenient, but inconvenience doesn’t erase it.” —Bobby Capucci [16:15]
Capucci maintains a confrontational and relentless tone, refusing to accept the mainstream narrative. He directly challenges both the Clinton’s accounts and the media’s complicity, leveraging both personal investigation and secondary reporting to build his case.
The episode is richly detailed, highly critical, and focused on highlighting the discrepancy between public statements and mounting evidence—especially as it relates to the Clintons’ time at Zorro Ranch.
For further reading and access to source articles and evidence, listeners are invited to check the episode’s description box.