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Ben Meisel (2:04)
Accountability is coming. Accountability for survivors. Accountability for all the individuals that this Epstein class has harmed, has hurt, has assaulted. Accountability is coming in right now. We're seeing that internationally, but I think that here in the United States we are going to hear the screaming and the shouting and the people that demanding accountability get louder and louder and Donald Trump saying I've been vindicated, I've been vindicated is not going to work much longer. That's what we saw happen today. As you had the former Prince Andrew Andrew Mount Baton was arrested in the United Kingdom for his involvement with Epstein. Donald Trump on Air Force One saying, I feel really bad for Andrew. I feel really bad for the Royal Family. They're really good people. Donald Trump. Donald Trump said he's an expert in this. And that followed Donald Trump holding this bizarre peace board thing that he's doing where he invited all of these individuals. Mostly the people who showed up were from authoritarian regimes. No one really from the European Union other than Orban there. None of the US's top former allies there. As Donald Trump listened to YMCA with the head of FIFA as Trump won, whined about struggling to get up the escalator at the United nations, whatever the hell that was. Then Trump went on Air Force One to say that he's an expert when it comes to Epstein and that he's been vindicated and he feels bad for Andrew. We'll talk about that. You have the former president of South Korea. Yoon was sentenced to life in prison. That's where Donald Trump deserved. Except our Supreme Court was weak and pathetic. But in South Korea, justice was handed down. President Yoon Suk y' all sentenced to life in prison. And in fact, the court was saying maybe there should even be a bigger punishment because when you are involved in insurrection, that should be worthy of the death penalty. That's what they were saying in South Korea. We'll talk about some additional findings within the Epstein files. We've we're learning more from some great reporting people like Roger Sullenberger and others talking about how some of the individuals who made accusations against Donald Trump were interviewed multiple times by the FBI. But those reports have not really been produced in the current batch of files. We know there's terabytes and terabytes of data that have still not been produced by this despicable Trump regime. Remember that letter Epstein sent to Larry Nassar or was alleged to be sent by Epstein to Larry Nasser, referencing Donald Trump right around the time of Epstein's death. That the Midas touch was the first to publish to which the FBI and Trump's DOJ attacked us and said, ah, this is clearly fake. It's not real. We've determined that the handwriting is clearly not Epstein's. Well, we actually have the findings contemporaneous. Back in 2019, 2020, when the FBI sent the handwriting to Handwriting Forensic Analysis, it was determined to be inconclusive. And apparently despite the fact that Jeffrey Epstein basically was writing every single day, they, they claim that they could not find enough handwriting samples of Jeffrey Epstein. And then finally you have the less Wexner deposition that was taken in Ohio. He's the individual who gave Epstein about a billion dollars. This is the guy who made his fortune off the parent company of Victoria's Secret and other companies like that. He's now 88 years old. He claims that he was duped by Epstein, although there's some very suspicious video at his deposition as well. In addition to him saying, I don't recall.
