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Breaking: White House Frustrated as Epstein Files Fall Out Explodes and the Dam Breaks
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We have major developments right now. The dam really is starting to break following the release of the Epstein files as a world leader is now coming out apologizing. The chairman of one of the most powerful law firms in the world has stepped down. And while we're getting more and more information about what's actually in these files, so much so that now Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton are calling James Comer's bluff, demanding that they testify in Capitol Hill and that they do so publicly in front of the world to see at the same time, Donald Trump is under significant fire for minimizing the death of American citizens in Minneapolis. Renee Goode and Alex Preddy all wow, horrible economic numbers are plaguing the administration this morning as layoffs have reached their highest point in the January since 2009. A significant development right now. Make sure to like, comment, share and subscribe. The more you like, the more people see this, even if you don't like the news. And please consider subscribing to my substack. Click the link below to support my work. Let's just jump right into it. This morning we learned that one of the most powerful lawyers in the world has stepped down. Brad Karp has stepped down as the leader of Paul Weiss, one of the most powerful law firms in the world. He is no longer going to be the chairman of Paul Weiss after new, newly released Epstein files show a closer connection to Jeffrey Epstein between Karp and Epstein. He had served as the leader of Paul Weiss Since 2008, nearly 20 years and overnight he stepped down. A new chairman of the firm has already been announced and while Brad Karp will Remain a lawyer at Paul Weiss. He has effectively been sidelined. It comes as Hillary Clinton is demanding that the Clintons testify publicly in Congress for six months. We engage Republicans on the Oversight Committee in good faith. We told them what we know under oath. They ignored all of it. They moved the goalposts and turn accountability into an exercise in distraction. So let's stop the games. If you want this fight, Representative Comer, let's have it in public. You love to talk about transparency. There's nothing more transparent than a public hearing. Cameras on. We will be there. And Donald Trump, for his part, said that he wasn't a huge fan of the fact that they're going after Bill Clinton because he identifies with Bill Clinton. Take a listen.
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It bothers me that somebody's going after Bill Clinton. See, I like Bill Clinton. I still like Bill Clinton.
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What do you like about him?
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I liked. Well, I liked his behavior toward me. I thought he got me. He understood me.
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So Donald Trump is not happy that the Republicans on the Oversight Committee are going after Bill Clinton? Well, partially because he realizes that, well, they're setting a precedent. Right. If they get the Clintons to testify under oath at a committee hearing in public, the next people they're going to go after is the President himself. And it comes as one world leader is now apologizing, apologizing for his government's failure to properly vet Peter Mendelsohn. They didn't know the full scale of Mendelssohn's involvement with Jeffrey Epstein. And yet Starmer still is coming out and saying, I'm sorry, on behalf of the British government. Take a listen.
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Let me be clear. No one is above accountability, and no one, however well connected, however experienced, however senior, should hold public office if they cannot meet the basic test of honesty. I also want to address the publication of the information Mandelson provided during the appointment process. I understand the strength of public feeling. I share the anger that people feel when powerful individuals appear to escape scrutiny. And I want to be able to release those documents as quickly as possible. I wanted to release them yesterday, in fact, and to talk about them at Prime Minister's questions. But the police have advised that releasing certain information now could risk prejudicing a future investigation or legal process. And however frustrating from my personal point of view that is, and it is, I will not take any step, however politically tempting, however popular, that risks justice for victims, because this is not and must never become a political game. The victims of Epstein have lived with trauma that most of us can barely comprehend. And they've had to relive it again and again. They have seen accountability delayed and too often denied to them. I want to say I am sorry. Sorry for what was done to you. Sorry that so many people with power failed you. Sorry for having believed Mandelson's lies and appointed him. And sorry that even now you're forced to watch this story unfold in public once again. But I also want to say, when.
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Do you hear a world leader coming out and saying, I'm sorry? Rarely, if ever. And that's what Keir Starmer did this morning. It really does seem to me like the dam is starting to break. And while we're learning more information about what's in the files, more files like this one showing that Elon Musk will be meeting with Jeffrey Epstein in 2013 at SpaceX. A file like this one from April 2011 where Jeffrey Epstein speaks to his private investigator, William Riley, talking about, quote, calling Trump with regard to Virginia. A file like this one where Boris Nichols, an advisor to Bill Gates, spoke with Jeffrey Epstein and said, and got an email saying, quote, fourth, I'm in Palm beach with all the Trump boys. Fun. An email like this one where Jeffrey Epstein is speaking to Richard Merkin, a wealthy and powerful man, where he acknowledges, quote, all good with Trump, lots of opportunity. And an email like this one where they continue to talk about Jeffrey Epstein wanting to meet elon Musk at SpaceX. This, this is very serious. The dam is breaking. All while Donald Trump is facing increased scrutiny over the way he minimized murders of Alex Preddy and Renee Goode. Take a listen.
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I hate it. I hate even talking about it. Two people out of tens of thousands, okay. And you get bad publicity. Nobody talks about all of the murderers that were taken out of our country. They don't talk about.
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But it was too American.
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They don't talk about. We have the smallest trucks as an example. We've been very tough on the waters and soon, you know, pretty much overall. But if you look at, if you look at the waters where we knock out boats.
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Completely minimizing the murder of Alex Preddy and Renee Goode. And this morning we learned from Challenger, an investment firm, that layoffs have surged to their highest level in a January since 2009, the year after the Great Recession. This is a significant development. This is a significant moment in our world's history. And it really does seem like the dam is starting to break as it relates to the Epstein files. I'm continuing my review. Hundred thousand plus documents in. I'm getting you more information in real time. I'm interviewing several members of Congress today. Stay tuned, like comment, share and subscribe and I'll see you soon.