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Yes.

Tim Dillon (26:08)

Can you say untruthful? Yeah. Or not truthful? You can say untruthful. I was right. But she's got to go. Pam Bondi's got to go. She's got to go back to Florida and prosecute people that you know are misbehaving on jet Skis. She's got to get out. And you got to bring in Megyn Kelly, Truly, you have to bring in Megyn Kelly to be the Attorney General of America. That's it. That's it. No more nonsense. You can't bring in just TV people. You got to bring in good TV people. Keshe Patel. These people are like people who failed at having podcasts. They would have been me if they had talent. They're running the FBI because they're shot. These are people that were like, hyping up Q drops on 4chan and leading retards in every fucking direction, thinking that Hillary was going to get mo. And now they're running the FBI and whether they're in on it or the Deep State is clotheslining them, they. They gotta get the fuck outta there and start a podcast. Half of that administration needs to start a podcast. Pam Bondi, I will email you the mics to buy. You're out. It's time to go. It's time to go. They took people who had podcasts and put them in control of the government. So either they're compromised or the fucking factions of the Deep State are fucking shoveling on these people at an amazing pace because they're incapable of delivering anything. They. They appear to be fools when they go on a show, they appear to be a fool. No one likes a fool unless the fool is aiming to be a fool. Someone with wacky glasses, something like that. But if. If you are somebody who is running the FBI and you can't articulate a clear sentence, you have to go. I don't care if you're loyal. You've lost the trust of the voters. You must go. They got a clean house over there. Fire a lot of people. You have to fire a lot of people. I know you don't like that. Now, here's the good news. The guy in charge likes firing. Some would say he owns that term. You're fired. He probably tried to copyright it. You got to release everything you've got and fire these people. Unless it's. It's just not going to go well. It's not going to go well. It's a blackmail operation. We know it. He was laundering money. We know that. He made money disappear. That was probably his main thing. Sex was a part of it. He had. He had lots of powerful people. He had information on a lot of powerful people and he allowed intelligence agencies to access that information. CIA, MI6, Mossad, all these different intelligence agencies are largely crime syndicates who have existing relationships with each other. They work with each other and then one will recruit somebody, and then someone's a double agent and a triple agent. You gotta release everything you have. That world is shadowy and murky, and I don't know if the information I got was true. What the fuck do I know? I'm sitting there at a dinner, I'm telling you. That is what is believed by people in the administration who they themselves may be getting lied to. I don't know. They don't know. Everyone makes fun of me for going, oh, you said that they would be killed genuinely. At the dinner it came up. No one believes the crooks thing. No one believes that. No one believes that. That this is just a random kid that had no prior relationship to anybody and he was just able to fly a drone over a rally and climb on a thing. No one believes that. No one believes Epstein killed himself. People believe he was murdered or he was switched out. And he is now a server at Mitchell's Ocean Club in. In Ohio in Columbus, which is the original restaurant that started Ocean Prime. It's a great restaurant. And Cameron Mitchell, the owner of that, wrote a book called it does it? The answer is yes. Doesn't matter what the question is. And that was about restaurants. Hopefully. But the point is, we don't know what's going on. So you have to release everything. A little bit of grand jury testimony is not going to do it.

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Tim Dillon (32:02)

I told everyone at the dinner, I said it's, it looks very bad. And they, they all knew that. They all knew that. This is Trump's tweet based on the ridiculous amount of publicity given to the Jeff, Jeffrey Epstein. I've asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to produce any and all pertinent grand jury testimony subject to court approval. This scam perpetuated by the Democrat should end right now. Trump believes that connecting him to Epstein is a Democrat scam, hoax, whatever. Prove it. You got to release everything. I know it'll be uncomfortable. It's going to be uncomfortable. It's gonna be uncomfortable to release all the things. It's just an uncomfortable reality. Sometimes you are friends with someone and they're a human trafficker. That's what it is to be rich. Explain that to people. Tell them that what it is to be rich is to be best friends sometimes with a human trafficker. Satanic pedophile. You don't even know it. You just know that you both like boats. To be rich is to be friends with people who are implicated in the murders of their wives, the trafficking of children, co drug running, narco trafficking, arms dealing, false flag operations. It's. This is what it is to be rich. It's not for everyone. I've always said that. I've always said it's not for everyone. To be rich is not to be around school teachers, good people who teach the kids all day, hey, here's your pass out these folders, your homework. That's not what it is. I have a little bit of money now, not even a lot. I haven't spoke to a firefighter in six years. I don't even know where they are. Cops, firefighters, teachers. Who are these people? I go to dinner with people I'm pretty sure want to kill me. They always choose a nice restaurant. That's where I go when it's near my home. But I, I'm friends with people now. I'm pretty sure are on an assignment to kill me. Truly. It's what happens when you have a little bit of money. I don't even have a lot of money, but a little bit of money. Unfortunately, you get a set of friends and they're all predominantly morally questionable. And you don't know them. Rich people are private. The middle class isn't. The middle class is always telling you about the fights they've had with their husband or wife. They're fat kids that won't get it together. Their daughter who's pissed them off because she hasn't filled out her college application. Well, we're not gonna tour the schools with her if she doesn't get on. They're always vomiting their lives to you. But the rich are quiet. They are quietly drowning the chef in. In the Martha's Vineyard pot. Get in a fucking border quietly. They don't bring it up. Explain that to people, Donald. Go out and say to them, sometimes you just end up best friends with someone who's trafficking children. And it's because you both, you know, they're fun. Here's the thing with human traffickers. They're fun. Are you telling me you don't think Ghislaine Maxwell was fun? There's not one photo of just Lane Maxwell where she doesn't look like the funnest person that fucking ever lived. And that doesn't make me happy. I don't like that. Yeah, she's a satanic pedophile. I get it. She's evil. They're both evil. Sometimes rich people are evil. Duh. She's massaging his feet on a plane. The played her position. She was fun. The woman was fun. Look at how relaxed he looks. The point is you gotta explain to people that this is unfortunately part. It's the. The people at the top of society are in. They're into and they're involved in. But you gotta show everyone that you're not involved in it. So you gotta release it. You can be at a party with someone, you can shake a hand, you can hang out with someone even. But. But you need to prove that you are not in any way associated with this part of this man. Get that pick away of the foot, please. And her. You have to show the world that. You can say I made an oopsie. I made an oopsie. You can say that I took a ride on a plane that I shouldn't have been. I thought he was just a wack, but he was a wacko. He was a silly billy. Maybe that's what you say go. He was a silly Billy. He was a Daffy Duck. But you got to show people you weren't raping children. That's what you have to show people. I don't even care if he laundered a little bit of the money. No one does. No one does, Donald, if that's what you're worried about. No one cares. It's okay if he laundered some of your money. Even a lot of your money. If he laundered a lot of your money. Cuz that's not what people are thinking. God, it would be fun if he. If. If he just laundered some of your goddamn money. Just say that. Say that. Say I got a casino's cash business. He laundered some money. Say it. Say it. Now. That's not impeachable. Who cares? He laundered some money. God, say that, please. We want it to be that. That's what people want it to be. I mean, of course a lot of people don't want it to be that, but I don't want Clinton fucking the kids either. Even though that's not. I. You know, there's a. There's a fucking breadcrumb trail that isn't ideal. But I don't want any of our presidents to be having sex with children. This is not my idea of a good time. Now that unfortunately seems to be more than likely something that has happened. So you need to prove that you did not do that. Please, God, just say he laundered the money. He. He became my friend because he knew how to make large sums of money disappear. I didn't want to pay taxes. I didn't want to pay these taxes. People are okay with that. People will be okay with that. Just say you stole money. Jesus, please just come out and say I stole my. He stole the money with me. I was just. He was laundering my money. I wasn't fucking the kids. He was laundering my money. Scream it. Have a press conference and go, jeffrey Epstein laundered my money. And I. And that was wrong. And that was wrong. It was wrong what he did with the laundering of my money. But here's all the files. I didn't do anything else. It was just about money. That would be nice. That would be ideal. Something's going on. I don't know what it is. Something's happening. The intelligence community isn't a monolith. They're not any one thing. So there's people in the CIA that do not like Israel, and there are people that love it. There is an opposing. There are opposing factions in all of these places. People go, well, why was Epstein even arrested if it's a whole thing? People, people in those agencies, some of them want justice, truly. And when they're presented with a case and there are witnesses, they do what you should do as a cop. You arrest the bad guy. But then when it gets to the legal level and Alexandra Acosta is told. I was told to not take it any further with Epstein because he, quote, belonged to Intelligence. That's an anonymous quote that, Vicki. That someone else said. Alexander Acosta said it was given to Vicky Ward at Vanity Fair. White, you know, is a credible reporter. I don't think she's making stuff up. She got an anonymous quote. Get Alexander Acosta, get him on the stand. Get him on the stand. Because we know that something is rotten here. We know that. And please, God, let it be that he laundered a little bit of your money. Oh, he laundered my money. I don't fuck the kids. Come on. He. Look, I was a casino guy. We had a lot of cash, and he laundered the money. Maybe that's it, huh? We don't know. Lesser of two evils. Or nothing happened. Or nothing illegal happened. Even better. He didn't. He did nothing illegal. I was friends with him. And. And he was. He did illegal thing because Jeffrey Epstein's like, they're. They're doing all these things. He's a Wall street guy. And. But. But here's the other thing. No one knew how he made any of his money. He had, like, one client. It was Adnan Khashoggi, Jamal Khashoggi. The guy who the Saudis killed in that embassy was, I think, Adnan Khashoggi's brother or son, but I don't know. It was related to him in some way. Adnan Khashoggi was Epstein's client. Like, Epstein was supposedly this guy who had all of this money. The largest residence in Manhattan, and nobody knew how he got any of that money. And nobody had ever worked for him. He didn't have, like. He wasn't like Stephen Cohen, who owns the Mets, who they. The show Billions is based on, who has a, you know, a hedge fund in Connecticut, point 72. And there's a bunch of people that work there, and there's people that have worked with Stephen Cohen and can talk about Stephen Cohen. He's a legendary stock trader. And there's articles written about Stephen Cohen. Every article about Epstein's like, who is he? What's he doing? But go to the VH1. See if you can. Oh, yeah. Jeffrey Epstein, international money man of mystery. Terrific guy. Donald Trump booms from a speakerphone. He's a lot of fun to be with. And maybe that was true. So this whole thing here, this was an article from what year? 2002. 2002. They're writing about Jeffrey Epstein. He's. Listen to this. Ready? He's pals with. And this is New York magazine. This is the magazine of the, you know, chattering class, the smart set, you know, the bold face names, the glitterati. He's pals with a passel of Nobel prize winning scientists, CEOs like Leslie Wexner of the limited socialite, Ghislaine Maxwell, even Donald Trump. But it wasn't until he flew Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker to Africa on his private Boeing 727 that the world began to wonder who he is. Jeffrey Epstein, international money man of mystery. And this is an article and you can all read it. And it's funny, it's. In hindsight, it's one of the funniest articles that you'll ever read. You know, he comes with cash to burn, a fleet of airplanes and a keen eye for the ladies. That's the first line. It's a life full of question marks. Epstein has said to run a 15 billion to run 15 billion for wealthy clients. Yet aside from Limited founder Leslie Wexler, his client list is closely held secret. A former Dalton math teacher, he maintains a peripatetic salon of brilliant scientists, yet possesses no bachelor's degree. For more than 10 years, he's been linked to Manhattan London society figure Ghislaine Maxwell, daughter of the mysteriously deceased media titan Robert Maxwell. Robert Maxwell. Yet he lives the life of a bachelor, logging six hours a year in his various planes as he scours the world like it's a Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous thing.

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Tim Dillon (46:48)

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Producer/Co-host (48:10)

In the next hour, we'll tour the hedgerow mega homes they're buying with all that hedge fund cash. But not quite as much as financier Jeffrey Epstein. Jeff was a high school math teacher until he traded his blackboard for the big board in 1976, eventually launching his own exclusive finance firm for billionaire clients. But he just couldn't keep out of the classroom. So when he was shopping for a new house, he bought himself an entire schoolhouse and transformed it into the largest single residence in all of Manhattan at a whopping 51,000, by the way.

Tim Dillon (48:56)

Pause this for a second. There's. There had to be people who knew he was a pedophile who saw this and were like, this is amazing. You know what I mean? Like, there are people that obviously for this guy's entire life, knew he was a pedophile. And victims of his who are watching VH1 saw this. Like, literally, people that he had victimized turned on VH1, you know, to watch, I don't know, a Tony Braxton music video. And they're watching Jeffrey Epstein where they're like, he couldn't stay out of the classroom. He bought himself a whole school. And there's people who were like, yeah, I know. He raped me in it. Yeah, I'm. I'm well aware of that.

Producer/Co-host (49:36)

Thousand square feet.

Tim Dillon (49:38)

Oh, yeah. The school cost about $20 million, and he's dropped 10. $10 million just renovating it. It has incredible bells and whistles, closed circuit televisions, a heated sidewalk out front so the snow melts.

Producer/Co-host (49:54)

But only one man truly rules the Wall street skies. Cause for former school teacher turned billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, one private plane won't do. He's got a small FL fleet, a Gulfstream 4, a Cessna, and a Boeing 727.

Tim Dillon (50:15)

Do you realize how important Hollywood is, like, in just narratives you. How important it is, like, that they no longer have the ability to do this. Like, you can't just do this without any pushback or without anybody on the Internet challenging what you. You. What conclusions you come to. This is a puff piece going. He's a Wall street legend. And by the way, no company, no employees, nobody that has ever said they worked for the guy. A couple of journalists are like, this isn't adding up. And VH1 just runs this whole thing where they're like, he's a genius. This guy was a math teacher, and it's like goodwill hunting. He was a math teacher. Now he's A Wall street legend. He's a math teacher. So it's goodwill hunting. They didn't realize it was goodwill hunting for children, but that's what it was. You had the ability to just project this image of a mysterious guy who had all these connection. And by the way, that would never work anymore because we know what mysterious means. Mysterious means you're just, you're having sex with children on an island. I mean, there's no. By the way used to be able to say somebody was mysterious and it was like some kind of compliment. You'd be like, wow, he's mysterious. We don't know what he's doing now. Use that word. You go, yeah, keep him away from my house. Mystery now is bad. It is bad. Like celebrity people like celebrities over. Because there's no more mystique, there's no more mystery. It's like, yeah, because mystery now means people think, oh, I guess you're having sex with children. That's mystery. I guess you're laundering money for a human trafficking opera. Like so it's amazing to me that they're running this puff piece, this positive, you know, piece talking about the glamorous life of this human trap. And you would never know. You'd be sitting on your couch going, because that's what Wall street is, by the way, to most people. Like, a lot of finance is fake, truly. And, and most people just believe that. They're like, I didn't have the right connections, I didn't go to the right schools. They don't even try to understand this crap. I remember that during the mortgage crisis when they're trying to explain credit default swaps on Fox and they were like, well, the credit defaults. And people are like, fuck this, you're all crooks. Because it's structured finance, lots of it is fake. It is largely a science of what most people would call outright criminality. And so when they used to run pieces like this, nobody would think anything of it. They'd go, yeah, he's just, you know, it's a guy on Wall street and he's making gobs of money doing God knows what. But little do they know this is actually an evil, cruel, sadistic monster. And you're talking about the renovation he's doing to his house, his schoolhouse that he's living in, in Manhattan. Keep going.

Producer/Co-host (53:37)

And with, of course, an in flight trading room.

Tim Dillon (53:43)

He has a Boeing 727. I'm just wondering now, what do you need a commercial size airliner for?

Producer/Co-host (53:49)

Believe us, it comes in handy when you've got powerful friends to fly around. When Bill Clinton organized a week long tour of Africa in 2002, Jeff gave him a ride in his personal 727 and took actors Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker along for the trip.

Tim Dillon (54:09)

Now, for former President Clinton, it was a chance to investigate the problems of AIDS in Africa. And perhaps it was a chance to hang out with some of his big shot friends.

Producer/Co-host (54:17)

Jet setting with Bill.

Tim Dillon (54:19)

I love, by the way, I love the idea of that. I love the idea of Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein gassing up the jet and going to investigate AIDS in Africa. It's just like an amazing, like he's like, let me call Jeffrey Epstein. Let's go, let's go find out what this AIDS is about. And then Spacey's there with. But Spacey, by the way, was like, put it all out. Spacey's like, I haven't done anything. Put it out, put it out.

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Tim Dillon (55:46)

Now the Late show with Stephen Colbert is being canceled and people are angry. Trump, it's breaking out that he is suing Murdoch over this story. People are angry. Late show with Stephen Colbert. Supposedly they're citing a financial decision, but people are saying that it's because Colbert criticized CBS willing to settle a lawsuit with Donald Trump. So people are going out like Bernie Sanders, I think just came out and put out a. If you go to Bernie's Instagram, I believe he put out a statement saying that this decision is because Stephen Colbert had the temerity to criticize you. Bring it up. Bernie's just doing ads for Kalshee Bernie's like, do you think Maxwell will testify? Go to Cal. You can create your own market. CBS's billionaire owners pay Trump 16 million to settle a bogus lawsuit while trying to sell the network to Skydance. Stephen Colbert, an extraordinary talent. He was. And the most popular late night host. Not true. It's Gutfeld, to be honest. I mean, whatever you think about anything that is the truth slams the deal. Days later, he's fired. Do you think this is a coincidence? No. Here's the thing. Late night feels like it's on its way out. And could this have made CBS make their decision quicker? Sure. Are we gonna have late night shows in five years? I really don't know. It doesn't seem like we are. Doesn't seem like. Or three years. There's people that go on late night. You know who they are. There's a lot of people that go on late night. No one really knows who they are. And so the, you know, the host is doing, like, banter with someone who. The audience doesn't know who they are. And they, they've never seen the show they're on and no one knows what's happening. So no one knows what's going on. Not everyone, obviously. There's people that people know, but these people come on late night and the host is like, hey, hey, hey, hey. We got the new star at Carolina Blue here, you know, and they're like, give it up for Jasmine, Mitchell Stein. And you know, she's. The girl will come on and she'll be like, stephen, such a fan. Love you. And he's like, this show is great. No one's heard of the show. No one has heard of the show in the audience. He's like, now this show, tell us about the show because it's amazing, this show you're on. Everyone loves this show. It's called Carolina Blue. And she's like, yeah, it's about the Blue family in Carolina. They're super, they're super uptight. And then one summer, everything threatens to be unraveled by a really wild secret. And he's like. And people can't get enough of this show. And the audience is sitting there, they don't know what's happening. The show might as well be fake. The show might as well not exist. No one knows who the person is. What did I call her? Mitchell Stein. What was her name? What name did I just say? Carmen? Sarah? Jody? Did I say Jody? I don't think so. Do you remember what I said? You have a broken brain. But I. It doesn't matter what I said. Because it, it's every single guest on that show for the most part, unless they're like famous, no one really knows who they are or what they're doing there. And he's like, so this show is amazing. It's an amazing show. And it's on. It's on Hulu plus, right? That's where it's on. She's like, yeah. So if you upgrade your Hulu to Hulu plus, you can watch Carolina Blue. And he's like, now the first season was in 2021 and season two is premiering in 2027. Right. So it's a six year gap, but we're revisiting a small beachside town in Caroline. It no one knows. And the audience are just sitting there. And the audience are all people that are just in New York City and someone goes, go see Colbert. And they know who Colbert is and they know the Ed Sullivan Theater. And many of them grew up watching David Letterman. And America's all about celebrities. That's why people like from Sweden come here. It's not to eat our poison buckets of poison dough that we make our bread from. It's because they really want to see a celebrity and they want to see how rich and fat we all are. That's why they come here. They got to see America. They got to see America. How rich are they? How fat are they? How, how amazing is New York? They want to see a real city, not like an ancient city or you know what I mean? And their traffickers in Sweden and stuff, like all the royals and really rich creepy people. It's a May 24timer. But our people that are human traffickers are like not even hiding. They're like barely hiding it. So that impresses them. They're like, they're rich and fat and they're pedophiles. Don't even hide it. So they come to see all of this circus of America and then they're in the Ed Sullivan Theater and they're like, who's coming out tonight? JLo. And it's like a comedian with 8,700 followers who's on a show that, on Amazon that no one's watched. And he's like, so now tell us what it is was like to grow up as a non. You were. So now you were non binary in Oklahoma. Tell us about that. Because that's the premise of this show, right? The show is that you're, you're non binary in Oklahoma, but you're also like one of the top poker Players in the world. But no one knows you're non binary from Oklahoma, because it's all online. Right? That's. And the people in the audience like, we just want to see pedophiles or JLO or fat people. We came to America. It was a long flight. It was a really long flight. We just want to see pedophiles, fat people of JLo. They want to watch a celebrity just smack a minority in a face like an immigrant. That's what they want. They want. They want to see JLo. They take a garbage can and like, the dream of someone that comes here from Scandinavian country, one of them. If you come to America from Norway, your dream is you go to the Ed Sulphon Theater, JLO comes out, and then as you're leaving, you look down an alley and you see her take a garbage can. And there's a little Mexican woman, and JLO puts the can on her. And for whatever reason, you don't even know what this woman did to draw the ire of JLo. But now this little Mexican woman's got a can on her, and she stumbles into the other building and she. And she hits herself. She, like, knocks herself out, and she's just rolling with the can. And then JLO gets in, gets in the black car and. And drives away. That's the dream. Did, did this lawsuit make them go, hey, let's get rid of Trump? I mean, let's get rid of Colbert because he bothered Trump? Sure. I don't doubt it. I don't doubt that that's a possibility. You know, Bernie Sanders. Go to Kyle. She calm Bernie Sanders. Does he have his betting market on Cal? I'm having fun on there. Will Trump release any of the Epstein files this year? Hmm. Will Ghislaine Maxwell testify? 20% chance. I would say it's a little higher than 20, but not that much higher. I would say it's a little higher than 20, but not that much higher. But I will say this. I will say this. The people that I spoke to at the dinner know they have a problem. They know they have a real problem. They know that the, the, the base is angry. The people that elected them are angry. They are aware of that. They get it, and they know that the best. The thing that needs to happen here is Bondi needs to be fired. And, and just Lane should testify. And people know that you need to release everything. You know, they, they know that. I don't know if that's gonna happen, and I don't know if any of what I was Told is true. But it does stand to reason that these tapes are not with Pam Bondi, who's a buffoon, and that these tapes, and I'm sure they exist, are somewhere else. If they haven't been destroyed, they're either. They're either with a foreign intelligence service or our own, or both. There's some kind of dead man switch on something. I don't know. I lack the ability to know. But the people I've speak to, spoken to, did they get it? They understand that this is the problem. Not going to say they are. It's not fair to say who they are. I wouldn't. I will not say that. We had a nice time, we had stakes, they had some salad and it was nice. I won't say who they are. I was a little worried that it was gonna be Indian food. Good luck out there.

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