Mega Edition: Donald Trump And His Ever Growing Problem With Epstein Survivors (7/11/26)

In private remarks, President Trump is reported—based on accounts from Rolling Stone citing two insiders—to have described some of Jeffrey Epstein’s survivors, particularly those who appeared in the media, as being “clearly of a ‘Democrat’ political affiliation.” He allegedly suggested that these individuals might be trying “to make him look bad” or implying wrongdoing during his past association with Epstein. The report further notes Trump speculated that they may be working with “prominent liberal attorneys or groups” to damage his reputation.


The White House formally denied the report, labeling it false. A spokesperson dismissed the claims as a “desperate attempt by the failing Rolling Stone” to influence public perception..


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Trump has privately pondered if Epstein accusers are just ‘Democrats’ trying to make him look bad, report claims | The Independent

Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the

Epstein Chronicles. So here we are standing knee deep in

another septic swamp of newly released Epstein emails, and for

once you can smell the stench before you read a line.

Every few months it's the same nauseating ritual, Another data dump,

another glimpse behind the curtain, and this one hits like

a live grenade in a phone booth. These Congressional Committee

emails aren't rumor, they aren't gossip. What they are are

hard digital footprints left by the man himself, and what

they reveal about Trump's camp makes you want to rip

the paint off the walls. Epstein bragging that Trump spend hours,

yes plural, with one of his traffic girls in his house.

Not a handshake out, a party, not a quick golf joke. Hours.

It's a kind of revelation that punches through the thin

paper armor of denial and leaves you staring at the

rotting meat underneath and watching the spin doctors scramble to

downplay It is almost comic in a sick way, like

watching clowns trying to juggle body hearts at a funeral.

I mean, you can practically feel history twisting itself into

knots trying to accommodate this one. Because if this email

is what it looks like, then all the sanitized tells

about Trump and Epstein being acquaintances or casual social friends

just detonated. No one spends hours with the traffic girl

by accident. No one wanders into that kind of horror.

Epstein himself described it with the kind of casual arrogance

that only someone untouchable could muster, a man so used

to breaking human beings that he could boast about it

in an email thread like it was scheduling a tennis match.

And then he called Trump the dog that has him barked.

That was his way of saying it, loud and proud.

Trump knew, and he stayed quiet. The silence wasn't guilt.

It was loyalty to the unspoken code of predators. And

now that silence echoes like a gunshot in an empty room.

That's why the lack of movement from the Trump administration

suddenly looks less like in competence and more like self preservation.

Everyone remembers the big talk, drain the swamp, release the files,

full transparency, But when the swamp water started creeping towards

mar A Lago. The pumps mysteriously broke. Every request for

Epstein's records got met with bureaucratic sludge under review, pending

legal clearance, ongoing matters. Translation, We're not touching that radioactive

pile until we figure out whose fingerprints are on it.

It's funny how justice slows to a crawl whenever the

accused has a penthouse and a private jet. If this

was some broke pervert from Cleveland, the files would have

been opened, cataloged, and plastered across every cable segment by dinner.

Then there's the Michael Wolfemale, a masterpiece of moral rot.

Imagine being a journalist, a supposed truth teller, and deciding

to moonlight as a crisis consultant to the most prolific

sex trafficker of our era. I think you should let

him hang himself, he tells Epstein, as if the destruction

of human lives were a pr strategy. That single line

tells you everything about the class of parasites that we're

dealing with, men who think in narratives, not morals. It's

like herring ponscious pilot. Talk about brand management, the phrase

itself drips with cynicism. Hang them, not because justice demands it,

but because it might generate a positive political benefit. Christ,

it's not journalism. What that is is a vulture giving

another vulture career advice. The tone of that correspondence is

almost as disgusting as its content. It's breezy, it's knowing

too old hands, gossiping about which public figures can be used, flipped,

or sacrificed for optics. You can practically picture them typing

these messages over fine wine, congratulating each other on their

cleverness while real victims, children, for God's sakes, were still

trying to scrape their lives back together. That's the casual

evil of this circle. They didn't just cover for Epstein,

they advised them on how to survive the fallout. It's

a club, and decency isn't on the guest list. Now,

let's move on to the Mara a Lago myth, the

bedtime story. Trump repeats whenever Epstein's name slithers into the conversation.

He loves to tell that one I kicked him out.

I'm a hero. I don't tolerate that kind of behavior.

Cue the patriotic music. But Epstein's own email flipped that

script like a cheap rug. According to him, he was

never a member. Trump asked me to resign. The tone

is defiant, not remorseful. That doesn't sound like a man

who's been thrown out for creeping on a staffer's daughter.

It sounds like a man who has politely shown the

door when the optics got too ugly to stomach. Because look,

when you strip away the bullshit, what you're left with

or two reflections of the same disease. Epstein and Trump

were built from the same moral blueprint. Wealth as divinity,

women as trophies, truth as an obstacle. Both men viewed

the world like a buffet, and other human beings like

free samples. They bonded over that mutual language, the wink,

the shrug, the transactional cruelty. When Epstein finally fell, Trump

did what every narcissist does when his reflection turns monstrous.

He ran from the mirror and claimed he never looked

into it. I wasn't a fan. I barely knew him.

The photos, the videos, the eyewitness accounts all just fake news.

It's the same tired script every time, deny, deflect and

destroy the messenger. So what stayed his hand when it

came to those Epstein files. That's the million dollar question.

Why didn't his Justice department go scorch diarth on Epstein's

enablers when the evidence was already in plain sight. Maybe

because once you start pulling that thread, you don't know

where it ends, and if that thread loops back to

your own cuff links, you stop pulling real fast. And

it's always the same pattern. The richer the predator, the

slower the justice, the poorer the victim, the quieter the headlines.

Due process becomes code for delay. Complex case becomes code

for burying it alive, and through it all survivors who

were forced to watch the world argue over their trauma

like this shit's a partisan sport. Epstein knew that he

weaponized it. He surrounded himself with people too rich to

be questioned and too vain to walk away. When he

dropped Trump's name in those emails, he wasn't busting for fun.

He was signaling that he had leverage. That's what predators

do when they know the system belongs to them. And

what the hell is Michael Wolf doing giving strategy tips

to a sex trafficker? It's hard for me to wrap

my head around that without wanting to throw a chair.

The smugness of it, as if we're talking about a debate,

not the lives of exploited girls. When the fourth Estate

starts playing pr fixer for monsters, the fourth estate has

officially joined the first three in hell. But none of

this should surprise anyone who's been paying attention. Every leak,

every document, every accidental slip of the tongue has been

telling the same story for years. This shit was never

confined to Epstein's townhouse. It stretches through boardrooms, newsrooms, and

situation rooms. These emails just add more flesh to the skeleton.

Yet the machine keeps spinning, grinding up outrage into apathy

until nobody cares anymore. Epstein's dead. Great problem solved, Now,

let's move on. That's the lullaby they keep singing themselves

while the victims scream into their pillows and the press.

Half of them treat it like celebrity gossip. The other

half pretend it's too dark to touch. They'll spend ten

minutes psychoanalyzing a candidate's debate smirk, but won't spend one

segment unpacking how many public figures were linked to a

pedophile with a private island. Too sensitive, they say, no,

too dangerous, because if you start naming names, the whole

scaffolding a polite society starts to wobble. You can't run

lifestyle ads next to the truth. You can't take foundation

money from the same billionaires who funded the monsters. The

falling out story, the great myth of distance. That's Trump's

favorite bedtime story. He trots it out like a kid

showing off a participation trophy. We weren't clothes. I haven't

spoken to him in fifteen years. Look, this is a

man who measures relationships and transactional value. When Epstein stopped

being an asset and started being a liability, the friendship

died of sudden honesty. There's nothing noble about it. What's unforgivable, though,

is how the administration, sitting on a mountain of classified material,

shows silence. They could have dumped the files, lit the torch,

given the public the justice it deserved. Instead, they played

bureaucratic dodgeball, citing sensitivity, while the survivors aged out of patients.

Every redaction is an insult, Every ongoing investigation is a

coffin lidnelled shut with legal ease. And if you've been

paying attention, like I know most of you have, then

you know that this is America's favorite magic trick, make

the victims disappear while the predators reinvent themselves as misunderstood geniuses.

He was a philanthropist, He liked science. He just had

some eccentric tastes. And every person who kept quiet to

protect their access should have their name etched into the

history right next to his. And how about the arrogance,

the pure uncut arrogance tripping off these emails. The way

they talk about victims like variables and political equations. There's

no humanity there, just strategy. You can almost hear them laughing,

powerful men treating rape as an inconvenience, exploitation as optics.

It's sociopathy disguised as sophistication. They call it networking. I

call it evil and loafers. Even now, as these emails

crawl into daylight, you can sense the panic. The denials

are rehearsed, but the tone is cracking. The old confidence

that's smug, you'll forget a week grin is slipping. They

know this story isn't dying. They know that the drip

is turning into a flood, and for the first time,

maybe they're starting to realize the flood won't stop at

their doorsteps. It's coming for their penthouses, it's coming for

the golf courses, it's coming for legacies. And that's why

the marching machine of power is grinding its gears right now,

trying to rewrite the narrative before the next batch of

documents lands, Because this isn't just about one predator. Folks

like I always say, it's about the entire architecture that

sustained them. Presidents, journalists, scientists, princes, all bound by mutual

black melon greed. One brick falls, the rest tremble. So no,

this isn't politics, this isn't partisanship. This is pathology, the

sickness of men who believe power makes them untouchable. And

the emails prove it. Every word, every small line of

insider banter, every casual mention of the girl or the visit,

is a confession written in the language of corruption. They

thought that they were writing history, turns out they were

writing evidence. And here we are again, the public forced

to watch the rerun of a tragedy that never ends.

We keep waiting for the cavalry, but the cavalry was

at the party. We keep asking for justice, but justice

aresvp'd decline. So we rage, We document, we remember, because

if we don't, they win again. And I will be

damned if another generation grows up thinking this kind of

rot is normal. The only way forward is daylight, blinding,

merciless daylight. Every email unsealed, every name printed, every lie

dragged across the pavement until it bleeds truth. No more

polite euphemisms, no more moving on. You don't move on

from evil. You root it out with fire. Because as

long as even one of these bastards gets to rewrite history,

every survivor stays in chains. So open the files, all

of them. Let the sunlight do what the courts refuse to.

Let the world see exactly who laughed, who whispered, who covered,

who partied. And then, when the excuses start, because they

always do, remember this. There's no statute of limitations on discust.

There's no expiration date on truth, and they're sure as

hell shouldn't be one on justice until that happens. Every shrug,

every no comment, every dismissive smirk, from the powerful is

just another confession wrapped in designer bullshit. We heard enough stories,

We've watched enough crocodile tears. The only thing left worth

hearing now is the sound of the truth kicking the

motherfucking door right off the hinges. All of the information

that goes with this episode can be in the description box.

What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the

Epstein Chronicles. Over the last eleven months, Donald Trump's White

House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, has been sitting down

with Vanity Fair discussing Donald Trump's first term during his

second presidency, and according to Vanity Fair, she's had some

pretty interesting things to say about Pam Bondy, J. D

Vance and the whole entire Epstein fiasco. And remember, this

isn't coming from somebody who's a detractor. This is from

Donald Trump's chief of staff herself. So with that said,

why don't we just dive right into the article and

let's see what the New York Post has to say. Headline,

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles a G. Pambondi

completely whiffed on Epstein files. J. D Vance has been

a conspiracy theorist for a decade, whatever that means. This

article was authored by Samuel Chamberlain. White House Chief of

staffs Whoz Wiles harshly criticized Attorney General Pambondy for her

initial response to calls to release information on the Jeffrey

Epstein case, saying in an interview published Tuesday that the

head of the Justice Department completely whiffed talk about trying

to give Trump some cover. Hunh, Well, let's just blame

Pambondy as if she wasn't directed to do all of

this by Trump. On February twenty seventh, the Trump administration

gave binders labeled the Epstein Files Phase One to a

group of conservative influencers who had been invited to the

White House and who subsequently paraded the folders in front

of the White House Press Corps. However, the binders contained

no new information, but were merely extracts from the notorious

pedophile's phone book, including a list of contacts without further

context and addresses that were redacted. And imagine being one

of those so called influencers and being newsed like that.

I mean, don't you have any self respect? Sure, money's great,

everybody likes it, but you're going to sell out for

some dough, for some access. I thought the new media

was supposed to be different. I thought the new media

wasn't gonna do shit like that. But here we are

with the new media acting just like the old media.

Got to make sure they get that access to Donald Trump, right,

Gotta have that access to Maga. Gotta make sure he

comes on your podcast. Bunch of fucking clowns, bunch of cowards.

Every single person who showed up with one of those

dumb ass Binders is absolutely positively not somebody you should

trust for anything. Never mind, when it comes to serious

shit like politics, you're gonna take your political advice, or

you're gonna get information from libs of TikTok or a

guy who calls himself DC Dreno. I mean, dude, wasn't

there but cat turd? Really, this is somebody who is

in charge of political discourse, somebody who's considered an influencer.

Are we all on a collective fucking acid trip right now?

What else explains it? Because this can't really be reality, right,

White Binders the Epstein phase one and again. And it's

not only just the message, it's the messenger. Imagine having

the audacity to try to sell that bullshit using those

people as your mouthpieces, as if they have any kind

of credibility to begin with. I think she completely whiffed

on appreciating that that was a very targeted group that

cared about this. Whiles told author Chris Whipple of Bondi

in an interview published by Vanity Fair on Tuesday. First

she gave them binders full of nothingness, and then she

said that the witness list or client list was on

her desk. There is no list, and it sure as

hell wasn't on her desk. Well, there's never been a list.

I've told you that from the jump. Everybody talking about

a list, they're just going off of what other people

have told them. There is zero evidence of a list.

The closest thing we have to the list are the

message pads that were found in Florida of the girls'

names and the black Book. Now you can infer what

you will from that black book. But chances are a

guy like Epstein's not going to have nineteen of your

phone numbers for no reason. Right. If he has all

those phone numbers, you guys are probably friendly. That would

be my guess. BONDI had made the latter comment in

a February twenty first interview with Fox News Channel. When

asked whether a purported list of Epstein's clients would be

made public, the ag answered, it's sitting on my desk

right now to be reviewed. Imagine lyon like that, straight

up just lying, and nobody called her out. People were like, okay,

trust the process. I had people on Twitter this one

person in their handles like are we the baddies or

some shit. Actually tried to argue that Pam Bondi, of

all people, was going to be transparent, and every time

it proved not to be the case, they just moved

the goalposts. And that's how it goes time and time again.

Nobody ever gets held accountable, will just move the goalposts

and play what about ism? Well, what about Trump or

what about Clinton? Or what about what about You? Shut

the fuck up and let us focus on what's going

on right here in front of us. Let's handle this

and then we'll move on the problem is too many

people are out there playing what about ism? Every time

you bring something up, they're like, well, what about the

other side, bro? The truth is both sides absolutely culpable,

and we need to get accountability rolling, and once we do,

neither side is going to be able to hide from it.

But in order to do that, people are going to

have to hold their own quote unquote team accountable. And

if they can't do that, if people refuse to do that,

then forget it. We're never going to make up any

ground and we're never going to have real transparency or

the truth. If everybody just wants to retreat into their

bunker and play partisan politics, we're never getting anywhere. It's

going to continue to be a shit show with a

bunch of morons just slinging shit all over the place. Meanwhile,

the people who are responsible are going to be sleeping

nights and warm and cozy at night knowing that justice

is never coming. According to Wiles, the people that really

appreciated what a big deal it was our FBI director

Cash Ptel and his deputy Dan Bongino. They lived in

that world, she said, And the Vice president J. D. Vance,

who's been a conspiracy theorist for a decade. For years,

Cash has been saying, got to release the files, got

to release the files. And he's been saying it with

a view of what he thought was in these files

that turns out not to be right, or maybe it's

so disturbing and it's so damning of the institutions themselves

that he can't release them. We have to keep that

in mind as well. Remember we're not just dealing with

a loan predator here. Anybody who's still spinning you that

kind of yarn is straight up bullshitting you. We're dealing

with a global criminal enterprise with all kinds of powerful

people that were involved, whether it was with the abuse

itself or enabling it, or being around it, whatever it

might be. This was global. This was not something that

was going on just in the US Virgin Islands, or

in New York or in New Mexico. Every single place

that this son of a bitch went, he was abusing

people one way or the other. Months later, on July sixth,

the FBI and DOJ released a joint memo concluding that

Epstein did not keep a roster of rich and powerful

friends who abuse girls as young as fourteen years old,

contrary to public speculation. Well that settles it. Let's just

believe the ToJ. You know, the same DOJ that just

opened a new investigation. Supposedly, I thought there was nothing

to investigate what exactly is it that you're investigating? Then

days later, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche traveled to Florida

to meet with epstein accomplice. You mean co conspirator, you

mean bipedal serpent, you mean all around scusbag. Right, that's

what you're talking about when you're talking about Glenn Maxwell

serving a twenty year sentence for sex trafficking, conspiracy, and

other charges. Wiles told Vanity Fair that to sit down

with Maxwell was Blanche's idea. Oh, isn't that talk about

run and cover for Donald Trump? Oh, it was all

Blanche's idea, as if Trump didn't okay it, as if

Trump had no idea. Now that's what Susie Wilds is

going to tell you, And I'm gonna tell you I

don't believe her. Wiles told Vanity Fair that to sit

down with Maxwell was Blanche's idea, and insisted that neither

she nor President Trump was consulted about the subsequent transfer

of Epstein's Madam co conspirator, general, all around scumbag, bipodle serpent,

and piece of shit child abuse her to a medium

security Texas prison camp. Medium security, you mean low security

it's not a prison camp. I mean a medium security.

It's a fucking prison camp. She was in a medium

level facility in Tallahassee, but in Texas, No, that's a camp.

The president was ticked, she said. The President was mighty unhappy.

I don't know why they moved her. Neither does the president. Well,

why does he need to move her back? Order them

to move her back? What did she offer up? Nothing, unless,

of course she did so. Look save the bullshit, Susie Wiles,

Save the cover story. We all know that this is

a cover up, and you're doing your best to try

and make your boss not look bad. But the truth

is he looks terrible. Wiles made the pointed comments to

author Chris Whipple in one of eleven interviews throughout Trump's

first year of his second term. Whipple is best known

for his twenty seventeen book The Gatekeepers, about the White

House chiefs of staff. He has also authored The Fight

of his Life, a biography of former President Joe Biden,

and earlier this year, published Uncharted, about the twenty twenty

four presidential campaign. Wiles responded to the article in a

statement on X Tuesday morning, calling it disingenuously framed hit

piece on me and the finest president, white House staff,

and cabinet in history. Of course, she said nothing, or

did she or was all of this planned? We'll talk

about that in a different episode. Significant context was disregarded,

and much of what I said and others said about

the team and the president was left out of the story.

I assume after reading it that this was done to

paint an overwhelmingly chaotic and negative narrative about the president

and our team. She went on, Oh, yeah, that's what

it is. We don't need a narrative. We all know.

Chaotic is an understatement. It's an absolute hit show. Every

time you turn around, another disaster, every time you turn around,

another situation that it almost beggars belief. And don't even

get me started on the fact that we had a

couple of US servicemen get blown up and killed over

in Syria. What the hell's the National Guard doing in Syria?

So it's not just the Epstein stuff. There's a lot

going on, and the whole entire thing is a chaotic disaster.

The truth is, the Trump white House has already accomplished

more than eleven months than any other president has accomplished

in eight years, and that's due to the unmatched leadership

and vision of President Trump, for whom I've been honored

to work for the better of part of a decade.

None of this will stop our relentless pursuit of making

America great again. Can somebody explain to me how this

is the greatest presidency of all time with all of

this nonsense going on? And furthermore, how many of these

executive orders have been codified? That's the gold standard, get

your shit turned into law, because every single one of

these executive orders can be shut down with another executive order.

But as far as Epstein goes, and as far as

all of these comments go, there might be something else

under the surface. And what do I mean when I

say that, Well, is Susie Wiles setting things up for

the proverbial hammer to fall on Pam Bondi and on

Todd Blanche. I think that might be a very good possibility.

And in an upcoming episode we're going to explore that

possibility a little bit further. As for this one, well,

that's going to do it. All of the information that

goes with this episode can be found in the description box.

What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the

Epstein Chronicles. According to her reports, Glainne Maxwell yes that

Ghlaine Maxwell has apparently told the DOJ that she never

saw Donald Trump do anything illegal while he was around

Jeffrey Epstein. What an absolutely groundbreaking revelation from one of

the most trustworthy sources on planet Earth. I mean, who

needs independent investigations, survivor testimony, or the mountain of circumstantial

evidence when we've got the sworn word of a convicted

trafficker whose job description was literally to make predators feel

comfortable and covered. Can we take a minute, please to

appreciate the absurdity here. Ghlainne Maxwell, a woman who spent

decades denying she did anything wrong despite being found guilty

in federal court of grooming, trafficking, and abusing children, is

now being treated like some kind of character witness for Trump.

That's like asking l Choppo if his buddies ran the cartel. Nope,

never saw nothing. Well, then I guess that clears it

all up, open and shut. And the DOJ, god bless him,

actually sat down with her, took notes, and apparently wrote

this all down like it was the Dead Sea Scrolls

of Exoneration. Golaine says Trump is clean, great packet in boys,

justice has been served because of course she didn't see anything.

These people operated in shadows. Their entire world was built

around plausible deniability, shell companies, private islands, and NDAs. You

think that she was going to admit that her social

circle was one big trafficking swap meet. Please, you know

and I know that what we're witnessing here isn't justice

or truth. It's Colaine doing what Colaine has always done,

protect the powerful, misdirect the public, and keep the real

rod buried under a mountain of well timed denials. So no,

this isn't a revelation. It's a performance. And the real

tragedy is that someone at the DOJ apparently thought this

act was worth watching. Today's article is from ABC News

and the headline Gallainne Maxwell told DJ Trump never did

anything concerning around her. This article was authored by Catherine Falders,

James Hill, and Aaron Katersky. During her nine hours speaking

with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche last month, Gallaine Maxwell

said nothing during the interview that would be harmful to

President Donald Trump, telling Blanche that Trump had never done

anything in her presence that would cause concern, according to

sources that are familiar with what Maxwell said, Yo, who's

shocked by that news. She's trying to get a pardon

from Trump right now as we speak. Do you think

she was gonna get in that room with Todd Blanche

and just drop all the tea about Trump or do

you think she was going to drop tea about people

that Trump might want to target and look, to be

very clear, as long as those people are part of

Jeffrey Epstein's operation, I'm completely fine with it. Anybody who

took part. I've told you that now for six years,

and I feel even more strongly about that now. Anybody

who was involved, anybody who helped harbor these people, anybody

who helped rebuild their reputation, anybody who enabled them, and

especially anybody who was financially involved with them, and of

course all the vile sons of bitches that were actually

involved in the abuse. But if anybody thought that Glenne

Maxwell was going to give us a bunch of bombshells

about Donald Trump or anybody close to Trump, they were crazy.

That's not what this is about. In my opinion, what

we're witnessing here is cover your ass kind of behavior

because they know and have known that there's a lot

of information in those files in general about Donald Trump.

And once Trump got into that that his name was

in those files as much as it is, he went

into overdrive to try and mitigate the fallout from that,

and in doing so, he's made things a lot worse

for himself. And remember, he could make all of this

go away tomorrow. All he has to do is be transparent.

The Trump administration, meanwhile, is considering publicly releasing the transcripts

from the interview. Multiple sources familiar with the internal discussions

told ABC News Maxwell's meetings with Blanche took place for

nine hours over two days. Well, yeah, we should get

those transcripts for sure. Our tax dollars paid for them,

after all, so we should have access to them. But

keep in mind they're going to be highly redacted. There's

no doubt at all that those documents are going to

be redacted to shit, but we should still have access

to them. There is also an audio recording of the interview,

the sources said, but it's not clear whether the administration

plans to release the audio to accompany any public release

of the transcript. The public release of the transcripts could

come as soon as this week. Those sources said, well,

that's good. Transparency is a good thing, and look, I'm

not going to just sit here and pile on. But

unfortunately for the administration they make it easy. The messaging

has been horrible, the optics are horrible, and so far

the outcomes have also been horrible. And as I've said

from the very beginning, all of this is self made.

They can get rid of all these issues tomorrow, but

they refuse to do it. And that's because they understand

just how devastating those files are. And I'm not saying

just for Trump, but for the whole entire ruling class.

I don't think people are still understanding the scope of

what Epstein was up to and just how far his

tentacles reached. This is a man that had a lot

of influence, a lot of power, with a lot of

powerful people, and a lot of those powerful people are

still in positions of power, and those people don't want

their secrets to be revealed. They don't want this tea

to be dripped, so they're going to put pressure on

the Trump administration to make sure that that doesn't happen.

Donors the financial sector, and we all know intelligence. So

you have to keep in mind that there's a gigantic

machine at play here, and that whole ass machine's function

is to make sure that we never have transparency or

the truth. When it comes to Jeffrey Epstein. Maxwell, an

associate of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was convicted

of sex trafficking and other charges and sentenced to twenty

years in prison in twenty twenty two, which he was

serving at a federal prison in Tallahassee, Florida, until a

recent move to a more relaxed federal prison camp in Texas.

She is appealing her conviction to the US Supreme Court.

ABC previously reported that it was Maxwell who requested the

interview with the DOJ. According to sources familiar with the matter,

Maxwell is also asking the Supreme Court to review her

conviction and Trump has not ruled down to pardon for her.

Why did she wait until Trump became president to request

this meeting? Why didn't she request the meeting during the

last administration? Did she not have as many friends there?

Did she not have people that were willing to come

and sit down with her and entertain her bullshit? I mean,

if she had all this information previously, why was she

sitting in jail, why was she routing away in prison

down in Tallahassee. If she had all this information that

she could have passed off to the government previously to

get considerations. Now, miraculously, all of a sudden, Trump is

president and Glamne Maxwell has a lot to talk about

right in the middle of this, Maelstrom, unless you're one

of those weird ass MAGA influencers, who the fuck is

buying that. Maxwell's lawyer David Marcus said following her meetings

with Blanche that Maxwell would welcome any relief. He also

said Maxwell was asked about one hundred different people and

said she didn't hold anything back. Trump asked Tuesday whether

he approved the prison transfer for Maxwell's I didn't know

about it at all. No, I read about it just

like you did. It's not a very uncommon thing. Yes,

it is absolutely uncommon. You're gonna send a child molester,

a violent criminal to a low security camp. And I

don't know where people get this whole Glenn Maxwell's been

a model prisoner in Tallahassee. From She's had infractions. She

already had a trip to the whole but cool. Let's

just give her accommodations anyway. Let's send her to Club

Fed so she can go do yoga with the Skafuza

from Thrano's talk about a Dirty Duo. Trump also said

that anything Blanche discussed with Maxwell during his meetings with

her would be totally above board. Oh yeah, I'm sure

that Blanche is just, you know, the pinnacle of ethics,

just a moral compass that we should all be following, right,

just like Bill Barr was. Following his first day of

meetings with Maxwell, Blanche tweeted, the Department of Justice will

share additional information about what we learned at the appropriate time.

CNN first reported the administration was considering releasing the transcripts.

In an interview with newsmax, and you know, no offense,

but if you watch news Max, congratulations, you're everything that

you hate when it comes to people who watch MSNBC

or CNN, because it's the same bullshit you're getting on Newsmax,

just packaged different, or, as Donald Trump likes to say,

a whole lot of fake news. In an interview with

Newsmax last week, when asked when Americans could hear about

the contents of the meeting. Trump said, I don't know,

because I haven't spoken about it. But he's a very

talented guy, Todd Blanche and a very straight shooter, and

I think he probably wanted to know, you know, just

to get a feeling of it, because we'd like to

release everything, but we don't want people to get hurt

that shouldn't be hurt. You mean, like the girls who

were abused Donny Diddles, the thousand girls that your own

justice department's talking about, or how about the survivors that

have been I'm in your administration for the way you're

handling this. Does it matter if they're hurt? Does it

matter if the public's hurt? Does it matter if anybody

is hurt besides your friends? I guess not. I don't

want people to get hurt that shouldn't be hurt, and

would assume that was why he was there. I want

to release everything, I just don't want people to get hurt.

What does that even mean? Can somebody ask him to

clarify what that even means? Who's going to get hurt?

And why are you worried about people that were associating

with Epstein getting hurt? And look, I know it's a

big ask. But how about he spares a bit of

that empathy for the people that were actually abused. Bro

hasn't brought them up at all, doesn't talk about them,

doesn't invite them to the White House, doesn't send the

DOJ to speak to them to find out what they know.

But instead you go and have a chat with Glenn Maxwell,

the convicted child molester and human trafficker. So if you're

so concerned about people who have been hurt, stop worrying

about your friends who are breaking bread with Jeffrey Apps,

associating with Jeffrey Epstein, and start worrying a little bit

more about the people who are actually hurt by him.

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