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And here's what we're seeing. Okay, here's what we're seeing. And again, I'll tell you right up front that I have all sorts of unresolved questions here that I'm going to go over with you that I think are entirely legitimate to have. But in the spirit of getting receipts, I'm gonna keep asking for them. So here's where we are. From the, from the, from the top. The United States. Look at the letterhead. It says the United States Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Both of them indicated in this. They say, as part of our commitment to transparency, the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have conducted an exhaustive review of investigative holdings related to Jeffrey Epstein. To ensure that the review was thorough, the FBI conducted digital searches of its databases, hard drives and network drives. Got that? As well as physical searches of squad areas, locked cabinets, desks, closets, and other areas where responsive material may have been stored. All right, let's begin with that sentence. Based. This, this memo that we're reading is based on the data that the FBI actually has in its possession right now. Now, let me ask you a really basic question. If you are of the opinion that a cover up was at any point involved in the saga of Jeffrey Epstein, what kind of COVID up wouldn't destroy relevant evidence that demonstrates a broader conspiracy, you know what I'm saying? So in other words, the guys who are running the FBI right now, that's Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, they only have what the FBI currently has in its possession to go off of. And so they said they conducted all these digital searches of everything, and that's where this memo M and A is from. They said these searches uncovered a significant amount of material, including more than 300 gigabytes of data and physical evidence. The files relating to Epstein include a large volume of images of Epstein, images and videos of victims who are either minors or appear to be minors, and over 10,000 downloaded videos and images of illegal Child sexual abuse material and other pornography. Now, I assume when I see that line that this is not just pornography or sex abuse material that Epstein himself just generated. My assumption is just like any of these child sexual perverts, he probably had a lot of child pornography from other sources. That's my guess. Based on that line, teams of agents, analysts, attorneys, and privacy and civil liberties experts comb through the digital and documentary evidence with the aim of providing as much information as possible to the public while simultaneously protecting victims. Much of the material is subject to to court ordered sealing. Only a fraction of this material would have been aired publicly had Epstein gone to trial, as the seal only served to protect victims and did not expose any additional third parties to allegations of illegal wrongdoing. Well, that's interesting. No third parties were implicated. Here's a really basic question for you and it's going to come up again as we go through the document. As we go through this document. The reality here is only one other person has been prosecuted for all of this. Epstein himself was prosecuted for sex trafficking. Epstein himself was prosecuted for sex trafficking. And in fact, I went through this morning, I was going through the old indictments to prepare for this. And here's what the indictment said about Epstein being charged with sex trafficking. They said that it was about him. The indictment unsealed alleged that Epstein sexually exploited and abused dozens of underage girls by enticing them to engage in sex acts with him in exchange for money. So the sex trafficking charges that were dropped, that were placed against Jeffrey Epstein were not, according to the indictment. They didn't mention other men. They specifically said that sex trafficking was done to Epstein. Additionally, Ghislaine Maxwell's indictment, and remember, she's serving 20 years in prison right now. Her indictment was for transporting these girls to have sex with him and in part with her. I guess she was involved in some of the sexual exploitation, according to the indictment, the conviction. But just to remind you of the details about those prosecutions, oftentimes, what's come up and legitimately so you and I will bring this up, which is, well, how can you sex traffic somebody and then you're not sex trafficking them to anybody? How does that work exactly? These indictments specifically were about these girls being sexually exploited for Epstein's gratification at a number of locations, places like New York City, Palm Beach, Florida. So that's what's in the indictments. Just to remind you. Exactly. First, Dodge girl asked the question that everybody's asking. Who is he trafficking to himself? That's what the indictment Said that's what the Epstein indictment said. That the trafficking was to himself. Now, that's not what the victims say. That's not what the victims say. Virginia Giuffre, the former Virginia Roberts, the deceased Virginia Giuffre. She was saying up until the very end of her life that there were all sorts of men who were involved here. That it wasn't just Jeffrey Epstein. She had implicated Prince Andrew in all of this. And clearly the royal family in the uk The Queen took it seriously enough that she demoted him. She took away his royal duties. Prince Andrew reached a settlement with Virginia Giuffre over all of this. It strikes me that that's not the behavior of an innocent person or some. Or a family, a royal family that thought he was innocent. Something deeply wrong was going on in the midst of all of this and that there were clearly powerful men who were the demented beneficiaries of this type of cruelty to these young girls. I don't think there's any question about that whatsoever. Which brings us back to today's memo on the subject. They say that throughout this review, only a fraction of this material would have even been aired at the Epstein trial. They say they didn't. It didn't expose any additional third parties to allegations of illegal wrongdoing. Throughout this review, we found no basis to revisit the disclosure of those materials. And we will not permit the release of child porn. Of course not. They should not release child porn. We all agree on that. This systematic review revealed no incriminating client list. They said. Now this is. Again, I just want you to read this the same way I'm reading it. This systematic review revealed no incriminating client list. Okay, so is the contention that Epstein had some sort of handwritten client list? It's. Here's the list. This is all the people who are sexually exploiting these girls. Or would all of this information be found all over the place? Not in some handy leather bound list? That seems very likely. So I feel like there's some word games being played here. There was also no credible evidence found that Epstein blackmailed prominent individuals as a part of his actions. We did not uncover evidence that could predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties. Okay, here's another piece that's driving me nuts about this statement. We did not uncover evidence that could predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties. Now, obviously, look, there's two agencies that are involved here. One is the Federal Bureau of Investigation. One is the United States Department of Justice. The FBI investigates crimes or possible Crimes. What they suspect are crimes. It's the United States Department of Justice, led by Pam Bondi, that makes prosecution decisions here. And what the DOJ is telling us this morning is we haven't found any evidence that would lead to charging anybody else. I'm sorry, what. What does that mean exactly? Because what we're describing is a sex trafficking operation. Even if Jeffrey Epstein was the only person who was sleeping with these girls, abusing these children. Let me be more specific. Even if he was the only one who was doing that, we know already that he wasn't. But let's just assume that he was. There was still an operation in place to make that happen. There's only been one person who's been prosecuted for that, other than Epstein. It was Ghislaine Maxwell. She was the only person who was prosecuted. She was convicted. Now she's serving 20 years in prison. But Ghislaine Maxwell wasn't the only person involved. There were all sorts of human beings that knew about this, that were aiding and abetting it, clearly. There are pilots who are flying these girls to and from these locations. There are drivers who have moved these girls to and from these locations. There's got to be household staff. There's got to be assistants. There's got to be all sorts of people who were involved in the abuse of these girls. Either that or they're the single dumbest human beings to ever be employed anywhere who had no idea this was going on. Come on. So the idea that there's no evidence to support prosecution of anybody else, it boggles the mind. It's just not even possible, is it? Now, if you want to say, if you're the United States Department of Justice and you want to tell me that, hey, this is outside the statute of limitations, we have evidence of wrongdoing, but we can't go after these people because the statute has run well, then say that that's not what this letter says, just to be crystal clear. And so I want to just raise this point this morning and say I fault the Attorney General of the United States for not giving us all of the clarity that we deserve on this subject. If you want to be transparent, and this letter indicates right up front that they want to be, then be transparent about this. But to say that there's nobody else who did anything wrong that you could possibly charge here, it's not even possible. And you and I know that's the case. You and I know that's the case. Additionally, they say in this letter, consistent with prior disclosures, this review Confirmed that Epstein harmed over 1,000 victims. 1,000. Now that's a big number. That's bigger than the hundreds that Pam bondi was talking about earlier this year. Has now reached over 1,000 victims here. I'd like to know more about what that even means is that 1,000 girls that were sexually exploited each suffered unique trauma. The letter says sensitive information relating to these victims Is intertwined throughout the materials. This includes specific details such as victim names, likenesses, Physical descriptions, Places of birth associates, and employment history. One of our highest priorities is combating child exploitation and bringing justice to victims. Perpetuating unfounded theories about Epstein serves neither of those ends. Well, sure, look, whatever we deal in, it has to be grounded in reality. Obviously, you can try to advance whatever far fetched theory you want, but if it's not supported by any evidence whatsoever, it's legitimate to say, like, hey, be careful about getting over your skis and misleading people about where all of this is going. But my questions are just foundational. I just have very basic questions about this. How come no one else has been held accountable for this? Here's a really basic question. How the hell did Jeffrey Epstein become so stinking rich? How did by the end of his life, did he become worth over half a billion dollars? Has anyone ever given you actual clarity on the answer to that question? He was working at some elite school teaching kids, and then he got fired from there, and then he was working at bear stearns, and then he was working with Les Wexner and like these super rich people who were just all of a sudden paying him unbelievable amounts of money to be their money managers again. How does that sequence of events play out exactly? That has been wrapped in all sorts of mystery forever. Forever. So getting to the bottom of those questions, that seems really relevant. And I don't think that they're a source of unfounded conspiracy theories. I think that they're legitimate that deserve real answers. The memo continues. They say to that end, while we have labored to provide the public with maximum information regarding Epstein and ensured examination of any evidence in the government's possession, it is the determination of the United States department of justice and the FBI that no further disclosure would be appropriate or warranted. Well, it would be if you found out something new for sure, including was there a corrupt effort to destroy information within the government's possession. That seems like the kind of disclosure that would be warranted if you establish evidence for that After a thorough investigation. The memo continues, FBI investigators concluded that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in his jail at the Metropolitan Jail, rather, excuse me, in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional center in New York city. That's on August 10th of 2019. This conclusion is consistent with previous findings, they say, including a 2019 autopsy by the New York City Office of the Chief medical examiner, the November 2019 position of the U.S. attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, and the June 2023 conclusions of the Office of the Inspector General. The conclusion that Epstein died by suicide is further supported by video footage from the common area of the Special Housing Unit where Epstein was housed at the time of his death. As the DOJ's inspector general explained in 2023, anyone entering or attempting to enter the tier where Epstein's cell was located from the Special Housing Unit common area would have been captured by this footage. The FBI's Independent Review of this footage confirmed that from the time Epstein was locked in his cell at around 10:40pm on August 9 until around 6:30am the next morning, nobody entered any of the tiers in the shu. And then they release the video here. The video's been released. Okay, so let me show you the video here that they're talking about. For those of you who are watching on rumble.com. vince, if you're listening to the audio podcast, it might behoove you to go check out the video edition of our program today so you can see what I'm talking about. But this is the video footage and I just. Just some basics before I get into it. One, again, the this starts. The video itself starts on 10:40pm on August 9th, the night that Epstein died in his cell. And it runs until 6:30 the next morning. Now, importantly, Epstein's body is discovered minutes after this, according to the official record. And then one would presume, then taken out of the cell. That video is not a part of this. And I wish that the Department of Justice had released the video of Epstein's body being carried out of the room. At least give us that portion of it that is not in this video. There's also some misunderstanding about the angle of this video because as you remember, what was the original story on all of this? That the cameras were off outside the cell. Specifically, the cameras were not working. The guards fell asleep. The guards falsified the records of doing their rounds that night that where they were supposed to check the cells. And all of these events happened in the same timeframe at the same moment, very conveniently. And then you get this and you get, Epstein's dead, and that's the end of it. Epstein's dead. And that's the end of it. Okay. So in a moment, I'm gonna show you this video. I'll take you through it and tell you where that camera actually is. And again, there's a lot of misunderstanding going around the Internet right now. I'm gonna clear it all up for you. We're gonna do that in just a moment. First, I have to thank our sponsors. Hillsdale is wonderful. Did you. Do you ever just wanna turn off the news and ignore politics? 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And if I just click play on this, what you'll see is just there's some people moving in a common area down here in the jail. Cell space. This door. We're staring at, door 46, people think. I think there's a lot of people on the Internet right now who are of the opinion that this is the door behind which is Jeffrey Epstein's jail cell. That is not the case. Door 46 is irrelevant. This is just. What you're staring at is the working camera that is giving us some perspective into the common space of the special housing unit of this Manhattan Correctional center controlled by the United States Department of Justice. This is the video, by the way, that Dan Bongino had said some weeks ago would be released, that the FBI and the DOJ were working on getting this thing cleaned up for release. And they definitely have released it, no question. 11 hours of footage here. But again, it stops just shy of us being able to see whatever commotion obviously would have ensued after finding a dead body inside of a jail cell, including whether or not they carried that body through the common area. Now, let me show you the perspective on a map as well, where all of this is. This. This is the. The Inspector General's report from the United States Department of Justice on the death of Jeffrey Epstein. Look closely here. That circled camera is the only functioning camera that was in the wing in the special housing unit. And if you look closely here at this map, that Cameras over here. You see that guy? Could we zoom in on the map here just to get. We'll come back to this wider shot in a moment, but I want to zoom in on the map so people can understand this. This is the camera angle we have. This is door 46 right here. This is door 46. In other words, this door is going to be of no use to us in terms of where Epstein was, because Epstein is over here. This is Epstein's jail cell. So now if we can pull back to the wider shot. Now, I want to show you why this camera angle is so crappy in terms of giving us a good perspective on it. Here's the layout of the rest of that special housing unit. The only functioning camera that was recording anything was the one that you and I are looking at just a moment ago. The rest of the cameras were not recording anything. This camera in the G tier, recording nothing. This camera in the J tier recording nothing. This camera in the L tier where Jeffrey Epstein was held, recording nothing. So the video that we get to see this morning that just basically lets you stare down a stairwell into a partial view of a common area, candidly offers us almost nothing about this story. Very, very limited information. The point that the Justice Department seems to be making with this video as. As Dan himself said out loud is to give us a perspective on. Yeah, there was no traffic into the wing, the L tier that was holding Jeffrey Epstein. So there was like basically nobody going in and out during that time frame. But I still wonder who the hell was in there. Was it just Jeffrey Epstein? How did he break three bones in his neck? How unusual is that for someone to die by suicidal hanging? It's very unusual, according to the medical examiners who've looked at it. So, again, look, here's what I'll tell you about all of this. A couple things because you're probably wondering. I imagine people are. Obviously, I'm sitting here doing a program to an audience that was very much built by Dan Bongino. He built a great, amazing audience, which I adore. And I'm grateful for you and we've. And I'm very happy about that. And I love Dan. And in fact, one of the reasons I have been so encouraged by Dan being in that role is because, look, let's be honest, out of all the human beings on planet earth who could possibly have that job, Dan's the guy I would want in there because he's a man who operates on maximum integrity. And so I'm grateful for the effort that they are undertaking in order to correct all of the problems that exist in our country, especially with criminality. And this, by the way, this is an expression right now, what we're seeing of them trying to get us information, but it does create all sorts of questions, and I'm not gonna sit here and pretend I don't have them. I've got a million questions. I wanna know how Jeffrey Epstein got so rich. I wanna know who he was connected to. I wanna know who was abusing these girls above and beyond Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. I wanna know why it's only Ghislaine Maxwell who's serving jail time and not any of the other accessories that were involved in hurting these children. And none of those things are conspiracy theories. Those are all completely grounded in cold, hard truth. And I know that you share my view on this. I know it. Because the whole Internet's all up in arms about this, and rightfully so, because you just want crystal clear answers. Now, is the FBI going after child predators? Well, you are damn well right they are. I just want to remind you of some of the big victories for the FBI as it relates to going after child predators. It's not like these guys are getting away with hurting children. They're going after these people, Operation Restore justice, this was just released. In May, The FBI arrested 205 alleged child sex abuse offenders in just a five day nationwide crackdown. 205 a lot of people. It was an unprecedented nationwide operation, the FBI said, to protect our children. And mark April's National Child Abuse Prevention Month, the FBI announced it. It was called Operation Restore Justice. It was a five day sweeping FBI initiative to identify, track and arrest child sex predators across the country in coordination with all 55 of their FBI field offices. So they, they got a lot of people rounded up. A lot of them. Disgraceful human beings like Eric Antonio Contreras of Hayward, California who was arrested on April 30 possessed child sex abuse materials. He had allegedly expressed a desire to engage in sexual conduct with a 12 year old girl. And after the execution of a search warrant of October 2023, law enforcement recovered over a thousand media files consistent with child sex abuse materials on his electronic devices. And he wasn't alone. They got hundreds of these people. And it's also not the only operation to catch these child predators. There was also this one. 109 children were rescued and 244 child abusers were arrested in an Operation Soteria Shield this year exposing widespread child exploitation in North Texas. Authorities calling it a successful roundup of child sex offenders. And it also showed how widespread the crime is in North Texas. This is a CBS report on the subject. The Dallas FBI office and some of the 70 law enforcement agencies that participated announced the results of Operation Soteria Shield on Tuesday. This just came out recently. 244 men and women were charged with exploiting children for the purpose of sex trafficking or pornography. So there is definitely no shortage of effort within the Cash. Patel, Dan Bongino led FBI to go after child sexual predators. Hundreds of them are being rounded up. And in fact, one other big thing that I want to get to with you this morning as it relates to the FBI and the mission that those guys are on, specifically, Dan and Cash have fired a lot of people, a lot of people in the Federal Bureau of Investigation. And in fact, this decision to fire everybody has become a gigantic ridiculous New York Times hit piece this weekend that Dan was responding to. The New York Times has an editorial board piece up this week. Trump's politicized FBI has made Americans less safe, they claim. And then they put up some stupid graphic that they made to show that the FBI is collapsing and on and on and on. And what they start to go down is a series of this guy's been Fired. That guy's been fired. Everybody keeps getting fired. And the concept, the basic concept of the New York Times piece is that that's a sign that Trump is politicizing the FBI. Now, you and I both know that that's ridiculous. Donald Trump was the victim of a politicized FBI. American patriots were victims of a politicized FBI. You got people like Mark Hauck, just a great Christian father who's being attacked by FBI SWAT teams, showing up to his house to place him under arrest for literally defending his son from a lunatic outside of an abortion mill. And this story just keeps going. All the Christians who were attacked, traditional Latin mass people singing church hymns outside of these abortion mills. You get January 6th. People have had their lives upended, destroyed, many of whom have been driven to suicide. It's just been absolutely disgusting how weaponized that FBI has been. So mission one for the guys who were there is to depoliticize it. So that's what they're doing right now, and that includes going after people who are. Who. Who are straight up connected to the people who did the worst things. There's a story that I want to bring to you. This is a guy. A guy. Yeah, I know. I do. I know. I have my guest standing by. I'll get to him in just a moment. But I've got. I've got this story about this fellow called Michael Feinberg. He just wrote an op ed bitching about the fact that he was driven out of the FBI by Dan Bongino Feinberg. I want to just be really clear about who the hell he is. He was maintaining a personal friendship with Peter Strzok. He claims the only reason that he's been forced out is that he had a relationship with Peter Strzok, who, by the way, was a complete lunatic who abused his power. He hates Trump supporters. He hates Donald Trump. He was coordinating with Lisa Page to try and stop Trump. It's all crystal clear in the text messages that the two were firing off to each other. This Feinberg guy, he quit the FBI before they could polygraph him. They suspect him of something. They wanted to polygraph him, and he resigned his post before they could do that. That's the actual story he's running around telling this sobster. Oh, they forced me out. He got rid of me. It was so mean. And now it's being politicized. Bullshit. This guy ran before they could polygraph him, and now he. Now he has a social media account on Blue sky where he. Where he complains all the time about the FBI, Blue Sky. You want to. Okay, so if the goal was to try and convince us that you're some sort of nonpartisan actor, you're not doing it by skipping the polygraph and then going to Blue sky to launch a Twitter account or a Blue sky account, rather, about how much you hate Cash Patel and Dan Bongino and how they're actually politicized in the FBI. It's all so crazy, actually. Yeah, but there's that. All right, I've got. I've got a lot to get to here. Coming up in just a moment, we got a great guest joining us. Ryan Gardusky is going to be here. I've got to. I've got to talk to him just about everything that's going on. And he's a great writer, journalist. He'll be with us in just a moment. A. You guys know that I love blackout coffee. I. Every day I start with blackout coffee. 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