Conspiracy [music] theories are entering a dangerous phase.
0:03Information is the oxygen of a democracy.
0:05>> There's so much evidence out there that even if less than 1% of it is true, that would be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
0:22Shabbat Shalom, America.
0:25Welcome.
0:27Welcome, welcome, welcome.
0:30Welcome to the United States of Jeffrey Epstein.
0:35Pam Bondi has officially spoken.
0:38The files are officially released. Full disclosure.
0:42Welcome to the most transparent administration in history.
0:46Welcome to a lovely Valentine's Day evening. You're welcome, America, you filthy [ __ ] peasants.
0:54You're welcome.
0:56Thank you for your attention to the pedophile issue.
1:03It's been great. It's been great to have you here.
1:06It's been great to have you concerned about the state of the nation.
1:11Um Out of love and respect for the nation, Pam Bondi has given you the greatest gift that a lover ever could.
1:26She [ __ ] hates you. She hates you.
1:28That that's what it is. She She hates you. She thinks you're trash. She thinks you're worthless.
1:34And she thinks that you will accept your nation being run by pedophiles. She thinks you will accept the non-answer answer.
1:45The [ __ ] The non-disclosure disclosure.
1:53It's a wild one out here tonight. We got a lot to go over.
1:57Um Before we get into our intros, before we get into uh the stream, just um Oh, no. I hadn't uh I haven't fixed this from earlier today.
2:10I still haven't fixed this from earlier today, I suppose.
2:18Um Well, in that case, I'll copy that.
2:25And I'll bring it over here.
2:28And we'll just set it back up.
2:31And we'll just set her back up.
2:37Uno momento, por favor.
2:47Here's our girl, Pam. Star of the show.
2:50Star of the show.
3:04I don't know how my thing got so messed up.
3:07I'm not sure when I messed it up.
3:13But I guess we'll just improvise.
3:17I suppose we will improvise.
3:24That'll have to do.
3:26Star of the show.
3:28Pamela Bondi.
3:31Pamela Bondi, thank you very much for your attention to the Epstein files.
3:37Thank you for your assistance.
3:40Thanks for being a [ __ ] Today, Ms. Bondi released what I guess can only be described as the official Epstein list.
4:01The final summary, the overview of all of the transparency that you have received today.
4:13They detail how great they did at following the law.
4:20They describe their strong effort to identify all potentially responsive documents and how extensive it has been.
4:30They tell you about the review protocol.
4:37They tell you all sorts of [ __ ] There's a list as well.
4:45Let me see if I have it over here.
4:47That they supplied that is circulating that um has Pam Bondi on it.
5:03And people are, let's just say, up in arms.
5:17It also has unless maybe Elemento P.
5:29Maybe I'm getting trolled. Maybe I'm getting trolled. Maybe people are adding Pam Bondi's name into it on some versions.
5:37Because this is their list of all of the names that I guess they redacted.
5:48All of the names that mean absolutely nothing with no context.
5:55With nothing to go off of.
5:58It hit the internet and everyone started getting text messages of like, "Yo, are they releasing more files? What's going on?"
6:05They're making announcements like crazy.
6:07And everyone's thinking like there was a solid 30 minutes here where people thought there was like more files coming, that they were unredacting the files.
6:16And it's not entirely clear yet, but I don't think they're unredacting any files.
6:21I think that they're just announcing that they're done.
6:25That that's all. That they That they did it. That the files are unredacted, don't you know?
6:30They're as unredacted as they're going to get is what it kind of seems like they're saying.
6:35It's um not entirely clear.
6:39>> [snorts] >> And so I thought we would celebrate.
6:46I thought we would celebrate Pam Bondi's [ __ ] by going over some of her testimony before Congress.
6:56Some of her grilling.
6:58And maybe comparing some of it to the files.
7:02Maybe comparing some of it to what's actually in there.
7:07And seeing just how high the stock market can possibly climb.
7:11How high can the Dow Jones possibly get?
7:17And how low can all of our politicians sink?
7:22How bad How deep can they thrust it up America's behind before we rise up and burn it all down?
7:34>> [snorts] >> So, welcome to tonight's show. It's been a long day.
7:44Um a couple of announcements, a couple of announcements.
7:47Um We've had a crazy day over here. Um Web has had a crazy day over here. We onboarded thousands and thousands of people into Web who are now in there exploring the Epstein documents for themselves, decoding everything, searching, finding things out, posting about it. Um [snorts] we survived a bot attack on the morning stream, where a bunch of bots we were looking up Rabbi Shmuley, and then a whole bunch of bots just started swarming the stream threatening to kill me.
8:18That was awkward.
8:19Um Thanks, bots. It was good to see you.
8:24Um Then, Web survived a DDoS attack. Someone tried to DDoS attack Web today earlier in the day.
8:34It bounced. We were good.
8:37Then, we had a white hat hacker find a vulnerability >> [snorts] >> and actually helped us patch it. That was sick. Shout out to the white hat hackers.
8:45Um did [snorts] a whole security sweep and now it's tight as a whistle.
8:49Um That was awesome. It was awesome to see sort of behind the hood and see what can and cannot be found. And actually it was I was very pleased with the security of everything in on the inside save for the one little thing that we did find.
9:02Um did a couple of patches and fixes, got it back up. Web is running like a charm.
9:09Chugging along real smooth. Thousands of people are in there and it's still working out good. We're looking at upgrading our databases for the big push for when everyone comes in.
9:19We're cooking through the tokens. The free tokens are cooking.
9:23Might have to try to throw some more money in there to get some more free tokens in before we launch.
9:29Uh what is a DDoS? Um Listen, I'm not the technical guy, but my understanding is that it's when you hijack a whole bunch of computers and basically you would like take a huge gigantic [ __ ] bot swarm, like sometimes thousands, maybe even I don't know, tens, hundreds of thousands of vectors that all attack like by by trying to access a site all at once. So, you basically like overload it.
9:54Nice try.
9:57Nice try, Jeffrey. Nice try, Israel.
10:00Nice try, Pam Bondi.
10:04You ain't taking it down.
10:06You gave us the files and you told us how transparent you were. You told us they're all redacted. You told us that this is the most transparent administration in the in the history of the universe.
10:17So, we figured we would transparent it.
10:24Um Let me just get this off my chest right at the start. If you were still waiting for a code to get into web because we're we're code gating it at the beginning so that we don't get like 500,000 people in all at once, that would probably break it.
10:39Instead, we're kind of like slowly rolling like, you know, a few thousand in at a time.
10:49Let me think about this. Will my developer hate me if I do this?
10:56There is a word that is found in the Epstein files that's not very nice that would get you past the password gate.
11:11The the password one of the passwords I mean, I posted about it publicly earlier.
11:19So, if any [ __ ] want to get into web and you have not already, I've probably said too much already.
11:28And I think there's another thousand or so of that password waiting to be used. There's also another password that we're talking about earlier and that will let you get in. If you don't know what the web app is, I'll show you later. Um we made all of the Jeffrey Epstein files accessible with AI like you're talking to chat GPT, but it's sourcing the actual files for you.
11:49It's [ __ ] insane. And it makes searching through the Epstein files as easy as just asking questions and it brings back like 20, 30 documents. It lays it all out. It tells you stories like actual real stories, the true stories, not like Pam Bondi stories, not like Pam Bondi Steen stories, but like the real deal.
12:07Because transparency is all about information, about free flow of information, about informing the people.
12:17And since the DOJ is obviously interested in obfuscating the truth and making it as hard as humanly possible to access the heavily redacted files, we thought that we would just help out a little bit.
12:32We thought that we would just make it a little easier for everybody to get in there.
12:40So, um that password is all caps, by the way.
12:45So, if you've been waiting to get in, um go get in. There's only a you know, each of those passwords only has a certain number of uses.
12:53Um both of them have been mentioned on my X account today.
12:56Um [snorts] Let's check how we're doing. Good, we're doing good. We're doing We're doing it right. We're doing it live. Cool. People are getting in here. We've had enough time that people are in here. We're getting ready to start the show.
13:10Um If you haven't already seen web, we'll do a little demo of it while Pam Bondi um fails.
13:25And uh maybe we'll check on the Dow.
13:29See how See how high the Dow is by the end of the show.
13:35Maybe we'll maybe we'll invest a little money in the great future of our nation.
13:44I'm pretty sure that if you're on YouTube, we have super chats turned off.
13:47I hope we have super chats turned off on YouTube. The idea is to have super chats turned off on YouTube.
13:52Um if they're not turned off, don't send them cuz I'm not going to read them, okay?
13:57Um I just feel like we should all just be hanging out.
14:01Um and I don't want to stop and read super chats at the end. I appreciate all your support. If you want to support instead, you should go download web. Um go download the buyer app. Subscribe to that. Subscribe to web when it comes out, whatever. Do support that way. Um Go buy some homeless lady some flowers today instead.
14:21Okay?
14:22Sound good?
14:25I think that pretty much gets us ready to start the show.
14:28Before we start the main event, why don't you drop in the chat where you're tuning in from?
14:34Drop into the chat where you're tuning in from on this fine Valentine's Day evening.
14:40I don't have the chat on the screen. I don't have the chat on the screen cuz Twitch is going to ban me if I do. Um you know what? That'd be kind of fun.
14:46That'd be kind of fun. Let's um let's speed run it.
14:51Oregon, Tartaria, home, from my kitchen table, Vermont, Texas, Philadelphia.
14:56Hey, I see what you did there.
14:58Michigan, Missouri, Oregon, dirty jerz, Massachusetts, Boston, Mexico, UK, Alberta, South Dakota?
15:08Man, with all three chats in one, that's hard. Boston. Indonesia, Kentucky, Maine, Arizona.
15:15Dude, we got them all over. Not on the island. Bro, you're not at my mom. Don't even start with me. I know better.
15:21Australia. Australia, mate.
15:24Yo, I May was just visiting, dog. All the way from Australia. She bought me a little kangaroo that like sits on my fridge now. I've got a kangaroo in my fridge.
15:33I just feed it a little bit and it just hangs out there and has a little pouch.
15:37True story. Hey, I see Croatia in there.
15:39I saw Maine. Someone said Tel Aviv.
15:42More, I'm skeptical.
15:44I'm skeptical.
15:47PNW, shout out to PNW. Iowa, Toronto, Columbia, New Jersey, North Dakota, British Columbia.
15:53Yeah, dude, we got British Columbia style rain down here in Texas today.
15:57So, little Saint Jimmy.
16:01Sick. Well, thank you all for tuning in.
16:03Thanks for being here. Thanks for being here. Thanks for liking. Thanks for sharing it. Um thanks for being hyped.
16:08Thanks for being interested in the future of our [ __ ] nation.
16:12Um What's up with that? What's What's up with this?
16:18What is up with the pedophile thing, Pam?
16:23What's up with the most transparent government in history being complete trash?
16:34>> [snorts] >> I I was I was promised transparency, accountability.
16:43I was promised an awful lot of things.
16:46Um none of which are we getting.
16:53So, I just thought that we would start.
17:02I think this is my one.
17:03Is this my one?
17:09I queued up our boy Massie in one of these cuz I figured we would just start with our boy Massie.
17:15There we are. There we are.
17:17Um let's just check in on how it's going for our girl Pam.
17:27Hey, I see you, Bellingham. I see that.
17:30Shout out.
17:34Let's check in on our girl Pam and see how it's going.
17:39And I thought maybe, just maybe, maybe we could um double-check some of the things she says in real time.
17:48Let's see what Let's see what kinds of things she says. See just how audacious we're going to be tonight.
19:29Leslie Wexner.
19:30You guys got no sound? Oh my gosh, look at me. Look at me. I'm making you all freak out. I'm making you all freak out.
19:34Here. I turned it down earlier. I turned it down earlier. We'll go back to the beginning. We'll go back to the beginning. Look at me doing a Baron.
19:40Hey, Baron, I'm all grown up. I'm all grown up, Baron.
19:48A real professional outfit here tonight.
19:50My screen ain't built.
19:51My sound ain't on.
19:54Um So, Here, I guess we'll we'll let Massie speak and then we'll point out what Massie's missing. Massie's obviously missing the reason why it's so hard for them to get the redactions right. probably on one of our one of our members' time. Thank you. I don't want that to get away. Thank you.
20:14Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Behind me I have three documents from the DOJ production. They're emblematic of the massive failure of the DOJ to comply with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
20:26To my right is an email that was sent by the victims' lawyers to the DOJ. It was a list of names not to redact.
20:34Or sorry, a list of names not to release. What did the DOJ do with this email? They released this email in the document production. Literally the worst thing you could do to the It's labeled right there. Epstein victim list. Epstein victim list. survivors.
20:52You did.
20:54And they're getting phone calls. A lot of these people didn't want to be known.
20:58And we know you touched the document because you redacted one name. And you redacted the lawyer's name, but you left the survivor's name there.
21:06Did you hear that?
21:09Did you hear that?
21:11They literally had one job.
21:14They had one [ __ ] job.
21:17Release the documents and the only thing you need to do is redact the names of the victims.
21:25So, when Pam Bondi finds a list that says Epstein victims list, what does she do?
21:36She doesn't redact any of the victims' names on the list. She just redacts the names of the lawyer.
21:43Just find whatever man you can on this list, redact his name, [ __ ] the rest of them, put it out.
21:50They had one job.
21:54And apparently that was too much for them.
21:59But it's not so surprising because the list that they put out, these documents, these these this this letter that they put out today that they sent to Congress or whatever the [ __ ] it was, um they they released a list of every name in the files they were required to release, but conflated the predators with the normal people. The list includes celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, who died when Jeffrey Epstein was nine.
22:26I like I'm not sure if this is a troll.
22:28I'm I like people are I'm trying to hunt down the original version because it's just unbelievable that this is real.
22:36Because like see this is what I was trying to find earlier. Maybe it was just out of order, I don't know. It literally has Pam Bondi's name right there.
22:46It has Bono, who you know, fair.
22:49Joe Biden.
22:54Like But that's not all.
23:01That is not all. Oh hey, Rosie O'Donnell.
23:06But I also couldn't help but notice it's got Kash Patel.
23:13It's got Ron Paul, who's never harmed a fly.
23:19So like I don't even know what this is.
23:21No one I I don't think they even know what this is.
23:24It's got Alex Jones.
23:26>> [laughter] >> It's got Ro Khanna.
23:30It's got Thomas Massie. And now Cat Turd is out here like "Ho ho ho, Thomas Massie's on the list, you [ __ ] retard."
23:39The list is meaningless. No What What even is this list? This list is nothing.
23:45Like are are they trolling?
23:49I don't know.
23:51Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Janis Joplin.
23:54Janis [ __ ] Joplin.
24:00What is going on?
24:02So, in case you were wondering why the DOJ is incapable of redacting documents, it's because they're incapable of doing anything.
24:12No one No one even The DOJ doesn't even know what the DOJ is doing.
24:16Okay? So, just to be clear, they have no idea.
24:21The next document I want to show you and that was in the title, the victims' survivors' names, all right? The title of this one is child sex trafficking.
24:32Co-conspirators, fully redacted.
24:36And by the way, we're going to unredact them here.
24:42Les Wexner is in this. Now your assistant dep- your deputy attorney general said, "Oh, well he appears hundreds of times in the files." But he doesn't appear in this file until I forced you to release it, where he's listed as a co-conspirator not to tax evasion, but to child sex trafficking. Not to prostitution, not to money laundering, child sex trafficking.
25:10And then finally, what we have here is the third exhibit that I have is emblematic of the FD-302 release. These are the documents that we need that you're holding on to and over-redacting because they have the names of the men who are implicated. How do we know?
25:31Because the the survivors gave testimony to the FBI and it's in there. And what happens when you go to the portal at the DOJ to look at what's behind this redaction? Another redaction. So, They've got redactions on top of [ __ ] redactions.
25:50And before we get too far away from this [ __ ] little yiddish scumbag, Leslie Wexner, this little goblin gnome, I want to just remind us all one more time that Leslie Wexner wasn't just in charge of one sex trafficking ring. He was running two sex trafficking rings.
26:11He wasn't just Epstein's money man, Epstein's backer, Epstein's financial supporter, his access point via Victoria's Secret.
26:22He also owns Abercrombie & Fitch as well as Hollister. And he also, when he bought it, immediately put in his own CEO named Mike Jeffries, who immediately set up a male sex trafficking ring and started diddling little boys and flying them all around the country.
26:49What a coincidence.
26:54What What luck, Les, that you would just happen to run two sex trafficking rings out of both of your fashion brands, the two biggest fashion brands in the world.
27:07That man, Leslie Wexner, is still scot-free.
27:13As is Mike Jeffries because he pled insanity because he has [ __ ] dementia. So, he couldn't stand trial.
27:18He forgot all about all the boys that he raped raped raped.
27:24Whoopsies, slipped my mind.
27:28And when you read through the documents that they charged him with, oh boy, it's so [ __ ] up.
27:36We're talking locking them in rooms and injecting them with things.
27:44A diddy party by force until the diddy party's all done, which to be fair, Diddy was doing, too.
27:53Leslie Wexner still walking free. He still is living in the biggest mansion in all of the state of Ohio.
27:59He was listed, as Thomas Massie pointed out, as a co-conspirator in their own files.
28:06While they were simultaneously going out on live TV, Kash and Pam and Dan, and saying there are no co-conspirators.
28:16There's like nothing we can do.
28:21Right.
28:24Right.
28:26Yeah.
28:28We can't even see them. And then there's some of these files you've pulled down from the website that we will never see because we can't search the redactions.
28:40So, I have several questions for you.
28:43Who's responsible? Are you able to track who in your organization made this massive failure and released the victims' names? Are you able to track who it was that obscured Les Wexner's name as a co-conspirator in an FBI document? Do you have that kind of accountability?
29:03Chat, real quick, can we get one thing [ __ ] straight, chat? Can we get one thing [ __ ] straight? It grinds my gears. It grinds my gears. We're We're better than this, guys.
29:13The number of [ __ ] people out there that say Lex Wexner or something else like that, that's not his name. That is not his name.
29:23His name is Leslie.
29:25Leslie with an S. Leslie Wexner. The S first, the X second. Leslie Wexner. His name is not Lex. He's not Lex Luthor.
29:35He's a [ __ ] garden gnome, okay? Don't Don't hype him up like that. He's a garden gnome. Leslie.
29:42He's possessed by a demon. He's a piece of [ __ ] His name is Leslie. Okay? I just wanted to clear that up for everybody.
29:50Clear that up.
29:53Everyone, that's actually it's let one more thing.
29:56It's a really good way to know if you're listening to a talking head that is informed on the story or not.
30:05If you're listening to your favorite influencer or podcaster talk about the story and they're saying Lex with an X, they are not that familiar with the story. And that's fine. All love to them. No shade, you know, fine. Just be aware that they're not very aware of the whole thing.
30:24Okay?
30:25Um, because it's that's pretty low-hanging That's a low bar.
30:29To know the name of the literal backer of the trafficking ring, the guy that gave Epstein all of his money, gave him power of attorney, gave him access to his whole company, let him pose as a recruiter for Victoria's Secret.
30:42Leslie Wexner is a big piece of this story.
30:46And we should all know him. And we should all know his face. Um, so let's just let's just um really quickly Oh, I can't I can't type over here.
30:58Let's just really quickly remind ourselves of this little goblin's face.
31:10Leslie Wexner.
31:13Evil little gnome.
31:22I believe Wexner's name was listed more than 4,000 times about I had >> Yeah, I already told you that. This is where he's listed as a co-conspirator.
31:32Come on. Let me finish my answer.
31:34>> Come on. We corrected that within 40 minutes. He was already You're acting like everybody's trying to cover up Wexner's name.
31:43Yeah. Yeah, you were. Reclaiming my time. Reclaiming my time.
31:48Mr. Chairman.
31:50Can I have my time back?
31:51Mr. Chairman. The gentlelady can can give her answer. The time belongs to the gentleman from California.
31:56>> I'm reclaiming my time. So, I'm going to put the language of the bill up on the screen.
32:02Chairman, may I have my answer on that?
32:05This is a political joke and I need to give my answer.
32:09A political joke? Pam Bondi with the audacity to call someone a political joke. Yeah, let let let the We'll let the attorney general respond. Quote, Department of Justice including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Attorney's Office that relate to seven, the internal DOJ communications including emails, memos, meeting notes concerning decisions to charge, not charge, investigate or dis- decline to investigate Epstein or his associates.
32:34All communications, memoranda, directives, logs or metadata concerning the destruction, deletion, alteration, misplacement or concealment of documents, recordings or electronic data related to Epstein, his associates, his detention and death or any investigative files. And then the gentleman can move to his next question.
32:48>> Within 40 minutes, you asked me a question. Within 40 minutes, Wexner's name was added back >> Within 40 minutes of me catching you red-handed.
32:59There [laughter] was one redaction Where he's listed as a co-conspirator.
33:06invited you in.
33:07We invited This guy has Trump derangement syndrome. He needs to get You're a failed I like how Pam Bondi thought that she was going to score political points at the [ __ ] Epstein hearing.
33:25Nope. Nope.
33:27Nope.
33:29You're a [ __ ] No politician.
33:36Mr. Chairman, please restore his time and remind the witness of the rules here.
33:41None. If there were, I would bring the case yesterday that he trafficked to other individuals.
33:48Is that your position as well?
33:52My position is any victim who comes forward, of course, we would love to hear from them. 1-800 call FBI.
34:02Did you ask Merrick Garland that the last 4 years? Did you talk about Epstein?
34:07>> I'm reclaiming my time. I'm glad you're asking about Merrick Garland. Because this is bigger than Watergate. This question goes over four administrations.
34:17You don't have to go back to Biden.
34:18Let's go back to Obama. Let's go back to George Bush. This cover-up spans decades and you are responsible for this portion of it.
34:28I want to know at what point at what point did the FBI and the DOJ decide that Lex Wexner was not a co-conspirator? Because our We'll give him a pass. He's [ __ ] heated. We'll give him a pass. We'll give him a pass.
34:41He's [ __ ] heated. Massie's killing it, okay? Okay, I know I was talking [ __ ] Massie gets a pass, okay? Massie gets a pass. Epstein Files Transparency Act requires you. Please put it back on the screen.
34:53Please to release the internal decision about whether to prosecute him or not and it's not in the files and it's not in the files for any of these other men.
35:03of the gentleman has expired.
35:04>> Which May she answer? And he's a hypocrite because he voted against the ban that we were talking about on deepfake AI porn. Only two >> [laughter] [groaning] >> Dude.
35:22I have not seen all of these answers. I've I've only seen like the most viral clips and somehow that part didn't make it in. How did that part not make it in?
35:33Whoa there, Pamela. What a What a comeback. Oh my god, I got to see this again.
35:38And he's a hypocrite because he voted against the ban that we were talking about on deepfake AI porn. Only Can someone please take a cut of Pam Bondi just saying deepfake AI porn and just make a cut like deepfake AI porn? Pop pop pop pop pop pop Dude.
36:03What a What an L, dude. Wow.
36:08She thinks you are legitimate She thinks you were dropped on your head as a child.
36:14She thinks that you are [ __ ] Two people voted against it and you were one of them, hypocrite.
36:21>> Whoa, dude. I also just noticed holy [ __ ] Did you guys see that?
36:28I porn. Okay, okay. She She moved her pen.
36:33Look at that claw. I thought she would I thought that she writes like this and I was like, "Oh my god, we figured out why Pam Bondi."
36:39We figured it out. It's because she legitimately is special.
36:45But or you know, false alarm. False alarm.
36:48She just moved it to be there.
36:51It's like, "Oh my god, our [ __ ] attorney general writes like a [ __ ] 2-year-old."
36:58You were one of them, hypocrite.
37:00The uh the gentleman's [laughter] time has expired.
37:04Mr.
37:06Mr. Chairman, could she answer the question?
37:07>> Chairman, I was wondering The gentlelady is allowed the the attorney general's allowed to respond the way she wants to respond to any member's questions, Republican, Democrat.
37:14>> [clears throat] >> I have unanimous consent request.
37:17Gentleman's recognized for a UC. Okay, if I remember correctly, then he enters a bunch of stuff in.
37:22Um, we'll let that be for now.
37:27Um, wow.
37:29Holy moly.
37:35>> [snorts] >> knows of this victim's face because you're following the congressional You don't need to read the article to us. and border security while 60% disapprove Without objection.
37:54Okay.
37:57This one went very viral.
38:00Thank you, Attorney General Bondi, for being here today.
38:03I'm going to show you two photos >> Thank you. I'm going to show you two photos of former Prince Andrew.
38:09Prince Andrew attended various parties with Jeffrey Epstein.
38:16Under the law Congress passed You know what, guys?
38:20Real quick.
38:21Um, real quick.
38:23Before we get too far away from Leslie Wexner, let me um >> [snorts] >> let me start Let me just quickly take a moment to pop down into the corner here and check in with Web.
38:47If Pam Bondi was serious about her job and she wanted to look through the files, she could have easily figured out, you know, that >> [clears throat] >> in the files it says that Jeffrey Epstein was financially enabled by Leslie Wexner. Leslie Wexner signed over power of attorney.
39:08Power of attorney to enable Epstein to handle the purchase and sale of real estate and other assets on Wexner's behalf.
39:15Power of attorney meaning that Leslie Wexner's multi-billion fortune from Bath & Body Works, Victoria's Secret, all of it.
39:25Jeffrey Epstein had complete autonomous financial control over all of it with his own signature.
39:34That's marked in multiple places in the documents.
39:38They had multiple business entanglements.
39:41Multiple property transactions.
39:51According to Wexner's own letter to the Wexner Foundation, he cut ties with Epstein in 2007 as Epstein prepared to defend himself against charges of trafficking young girls in Florida.
40:05>> [snorts] >> There's so many mentions of Leslie Wexner in there. There's so many financial entanglements with Leslie Wexner in there. Leslie Wexner is also tied into the mega group.
40:23There is no shortage of ways for Pam Bondi for Pam Bondi Stein to investigate Leslie Wexner.
40:34He's walking free.
40:38allowed to redact photos to protect the victims of Epstein's sex trafficking operation.
40:45You redacted the photos of this victim's face because you're following the congressional laws. Is that correct?
40:58I'm sorry that we redacted the victim's face.
41:00>> Because you're following the congressional law, correct? Yes. Okay.
41:04She genuinely didn't understand.
41:07She genuinely didn't even understand.
41:09Because she doesn't she doesn't even get it. She doesn't It's like Yeah, did I follow the law? Did I do good?
41:15Did I do good?
41:17I thought I thought you're supposed to be mad at me cuz I didn't [ __ ] do any I [ __ ] everything up.
41:22You've now established that we Please put the photos back up. That we are looking at a sex trafficking victim.
41:29Under the federal victims trafficking protection act not only is Jeffrey Epstein guilty, but anyone who patronizes Epstein's sex operation is also guilty of a crime.
41:43That's why I find it absolutely despicable that you sought to protect Epstein's clients like former Prince Andrew.
41:51Last July, you closed the case on Epstein's abusers.
41:57The July 2025 memo from your Department of Justice stated, quote, we did not uncover evidence that could predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties.
42:08It took me two questions in web to find Leon Black's sketchy art collection and to find no less than six pieces that were fraudulently appraised at different values to lower his taxes with one appraisal and to get massive bank loans with the other appraisal, a clear crime clearly documented. There are so many emails about rape and murder and a torture video.
42:38There are so many emails with crimes discussed, documented, implied.
42:48So, yeah.
42:50Pam the Dow Jones is down to 49,500.
42:55So, you can't even [ __ ] do that.
43:00I hope you burn in hell.
43:05These two photos, please put the photos back up.
43:09These two photos staring you in the face are evidence of a crime and more than enough evidence to predicate an investigation against former Prince Andrew.
43:21These photos are unfortunately so [ __ ] tame compared to what is in those files.
43:28There are so many worse photos than this in the files.
43:34Photos with very small children.
43:37Photos with toddlers and babies.
43:41Hard to say what they mean.
43:43Photos of very uncomfortable things.
43:46There are photos of what look like bodies in plastic bags.
43:57And don't get me wrong. These photos are [ __ ] up, too.
44:00So, I ask you, Attorney General Pam Bondi, why did you shut down this investigation last July? And why have you not prosecuted former Prince Andrew?
44:10I don't believe you asked Merrick Garland these questions when he was attorney general and sat before I agree with you. I'm a whiny little [ __ ] Why are you picking on me? You twice.
44:22>> my time. I agree with you. I agree with you. During the During the Biden administration, I called for people looking at Epstein files. Merrick Garland dropped the ball as did Attorney General Bill Barr, as did Alex Acosta. A whole string of failures, but you are in charge. You have the power to change things, to hold these men accountable, and you're doing the opposite. You're protecting them.
44:45So, I want to move on to another man, Can't answer that.
44:48>> I want to move on to another question.
44:50>> about protecting >> the question. You're saying no. I love this. I want to discuss another man, Donald Trump, who is all over the Epstein files like former Prince Andrew. Here's the video.
45:05>> [music] >> Let's remember that we only have half the files.
45:17We were told that there were 6 million.
45:23You know, that number.
45:25But they only gave us 3 and 1/2 million.
45:29There's a lot of speculation going around about how many redacted Trumps still are out there.
45:33How much about Trump never came out?
45:40I mean, has anyone done the math on how much tax dollars was dedicated just to redacting Trump's name?
45:45>> [snorts] >> Cuz it was probably not an insignificant amount.
45:51Like former Prince Andrew Donald Trump attended various parties with Jeffrey Epstein.
45:58I want to know were there any underage girls at that party or at any party that Trump attended with Jeffrey Epstein?
46:07Um we do have evidence in the files and otherwise journalistically. We already knew this.
46:12Of Trump and Epstein holding private uh pageants with young girls like 14 for just them?
46:22Just them sitting around watching pageant girls walk through?
46:28[ __ ] like that?
46:30That's been documented for a long time.
46:32We've got all kinds of evidence.
46:40Wow. This is so ridiculous and that they are trying to deflect from all the great things Donald Trump has done. There is no evidence that Donald Trump has committed a crime.
46:54Everyone knows that. This has been the most transparent presidency. He's the one >> I'm I'm I'm I'm reclaiming my I'm I'm reclaiming my time.
47:03He's the one that called it a Democrat hoax. Y'all are the ones that said there were no files. Y'all are the ones that said there were no co-conspirators. That he never trafficked anything anyone to any What do you think this is, Pam?
47:16We're not all as [ __ ] as you.
47:21Got your answer. You said there's no evidence.
47:23>> the gentleman please stop the clock. I'm reclaiming my time. The legislation This This is the >> Time. I'm reclaiming my time. Time belongs to the gentleman from California. Okay.
47:32I'm going to put up another document from a witness who called the FBI's National Threat Operations Center because I believe you just lied under oath. There is ample evidence in the Epstein file.
47:44>> Don't you ever accuse me of a crime.
47:47>> you just lied under oath.
47:49Pam Bondi you've committed treason and you should go to jail.
47:54You have also committed perjury and you should go to jail.
47:59Kash Patel has also committed perjury.
48:03And I would argue treason.
48:06All of you have committed treason and should go to jail. Not to mention just crimes against [ __ ] humanity.
48:14Not to mention that we should probably invent a brand new crime just for this.
48:22That being said, does Is there a lawyer out there? Is there a crime for subversion? Is there a crime for helping cover up a foreign subversive intelligence operation?
48:37Oh, yeah. Treason. Right. That's called treason. Oh, yeah. That's the That's the name of that crime, isn't it? Huh. Funny how that works. Yeah, Pam. We're all accusing you of a crime cuz we're all watching you commit one.
48:52You filthy slop [ __ ] I mean >> [snorts] >> Sorry.
48:58It's a family show. It's a family show.
49:00oath, and this is all on videotape. You said there's no evidence of crime. I'm showing you here is Lie. a witness statement who called into the FBI's Threat Operations Center.
49:11He drove Donald Trump around in a limo.
49:13He overheard Donald Trump said to Jeffrey on his cell phone. He was so [snorts] angry, he was going to stop the limo and hurt Donald Trump.
49:20And he met a girl who said she was raped by Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.
49:25She later had her head blown off. And officers at the scene said that could not have been suicide.
49:31No one. No one at the Department of Justice interviewed this witness.
49:39You need to interview this witness immediately.
49:43Epstein should rot in hell, so should the men who patronize this operation.
49:48And as we sit here today, there are over 1,000 sex trafficking victims and you have not held a single man accountable. Shame on you. If you had any decency, you would resign right after this hearing concludes.
50:01>> Carolina has expired.
50:03Uh May I respond? Yeah, I don't know how you respond. No one can respond I did not ask a question. You're not allowed [laughter] to. I did not ask a question.
50:10the crime in California. He does not want to talk about >> not ask a question. crime in his state.
50:15She can't answer the question. I did not ask a question. The committee will be in order. The gentleman has yielded back his time. I think our next witness will be more than happy to let the Attorney General Madam Attorney General, would you like to The gentleman from Alabama is recognized for 5 minutes.
50:29Yeah, you have a few minutes to respond.
50:30Thank you, Congressman. This this is what Congressman Lieu didn't want to talk about. He didn't want to talk about Here it goes. all the crime that is happening in his state.
50:45California refuses to honor detainees because of its dangerous sanctuary city policies. The refusal means California has released 4,561 criminal illegal aliens, criminal illegal aliens onto its streets.
51:07She is so [ __ ] clueless.
51:10She had She doesn't even have the slightest semblance of a concept of what it's like to be a normal human being.
51:18She has not even the smallest fraction of general regular humanity.
51:25No one gives a [ __ ] Pam.
51:28Nobody cares about your political talking points. We are talking about the rape and abuse of children.
51:39End of story.
51:44And it's so obvious what she's trying to do.
51:49Trying to drum up the political divide again. Trying to drum up the rights versus lefts.
51:59I don't even think the boomers are buying this anymore.
52:03And if they are, you should send them the link to web and have them dig through the files for a little bit.
52:11Because Democrats and Republicans were abusing little girls all the same.
52:21And Democrats and Republicans have covered it up together for decades.
52:29All the same.
52:31The crimes of these aliens include 31 homicides, 661 assaults, 574 burglaries, 184 robberies.
52:46These are pathetic bro. These are rookie [ __ ] numbers, Pam.
52:51All illegal aliens in in [ __ ] California can't even like muster up a fraction of Jeffrey Epstein's numbers.
52:57Come on, dude. Those are rookie [ __ ] numbers, Pam.
53:03That that death toll, I bet that's like a [ __ ] weekend at Epstein Island, bro.
53:10That's like one dinner party at Oprah's house.
53:13That ain't [ __ ] You couldn't bring some real numbers, Pam?
53:19offenses, 379 weapons offenses, and 234 sexual predator offenses. That Wow, 234 predator offenses.
53:37She really has no idea just how dumb she looks.
53:40>> That's why they are deflecting. That's why they're trying to talk about the Epstein files. That's currently happening in his home state.
53:51No, Pam. We're trying to talk about the Epstein files because in your [ __ ] state you let a gigantic network of satanic billionaire elites kidnap groom sex traffic, abuse little American girls ages 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 for decades right off the streets of your districts, of your cities from the families of your constituents.
54:31In your state.
54:38Attorney General, thank you for being here and I wanted to make sure you had time to respond. I'm going to change gears a little bit and and um in October when you were testifying before the Senate, I know All right.
54:49All right. I want to find um not that lady.
54:56I think she's later.
54:59>> [snorts] >> I guess I could just play the clip on Twitter.
55:06>> [clears throat] >> Hm.
55:40We'll play it over here.
55:47about Epstein. Not once when he was And also, I want the record to reflect about Epstein. Not once when he was And also, That's a really weird thing to say, but whatever.
56:02>> I want the record to reflect that, you know, with this anti-Semitic culture right now, she voted against a resolution condemn condemning Oh.
56:13DO YOU WANT TO GO THERE, Attorney General? Or do you want to go there? Are you serious talking about anti-Semitism to a woman WHO LOST HER GRANDFATHER IN THE HOLOCAUST?
56:25REALLY?
56:28Pam Bondi Steen strikes again.
56:33The anti-Semitic culture.
56:36It's really anti-Semitic to want accountability for sex trafficking pedophiles.
56:49What does that say about all the sex traffickers and the pedophiles?
56:55Hey, Pam Bondi.
56:58It's um it's things like this that um genuinely remind like they they make it really hard to have faith in humanity. They make it hard to have faith in the world.
57:14They make it hard to uh not just immediately blackpill.
57:22thousand and the Nasdaq smashing This take from Harrison Smith right here, this is the take.
57:33This is the clip and this is the take.
57:36records. A man The Dow is over 50,000 right now. The S&P at almost 7,000 and the Nasdaq smashing records.
57:48Americans' 401(k)s and retirement savings are booming. That's what we should be talking No, they're [ __ ] not. They're hollow and they're about to collapse.
58:01They have been robbed by private equity and by the bankers, by the financiers.
58:11And it's going to be really [ __ ] up when that all falls down. talking about.
58:15We should be talking about making Americans safe. We should be talking about What does a Dow have to do with anything? That's what they just asked.
58:24Are you kidding? Mr. Jordan, am I Mr.
58:27Jordan >> will be in order.
58:29Mr. Jordan, am I going to get an extra 45 seconds added to my time? The committee will be in order. The time belongs to the gentleman from Texas, Mr.
58:39I am genuinely embarrassed third hand for the entire room. I'm embarrassed for the entire nation. I'm embarrassed for white people. I'm embarrassed for the human race. Imagine being like I don't know, a [ __ ] bird. Imagine being a deer. Imagine being someone's dog in the room watching the [ __ ] TV and being like, holy [ __ ] the humans are so [ __ ] dude.
59:03Dude, did you hear what that human just said? Wow.
59:07Wow.
59:09Yeah, dude.
59:11I'm like embarrassed for our entire [ __ ] species right now.
59:17Um that's it's just the most cringey Are you serious? You What did the Dow have to do with anything? Is that what he just said?
59:29Thankfully, Harrison Smith with a very perceptive take to bring us back into reason here.
59:36>> She kind of She kind of pulled a uh AIDS Skrillex there. Are you kidding me?
59:40Are you kidding me?
59:42Yeah.
59:44What does the Dow Jones have to do with uh Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirators? Probably more than you'd like to think.
59:52Again, she's asked about Jeffrey Epstein, what's going on with that? Are you going to indict any of the co-conspirators that are revealed in these documents? And her answer is Guys, the Dow Jones at 50,000. Now, that seems crazy. That seems off-the-wall. That's why people are laughing, why she's freaking out.
60:08But let's just put this in like familial context.
60:12Okay? This is, you know, the wife going to the husband and going, "What are you going to do about our daughter being raped? Our daughter was raped. What do What are you going to do about it?" And the husband being like, "Look, I'm not worried about that. I'm making so much money right now. My job is so good. I make so much money." Now, that conversation would make no sense until you realize the daughter was raped by the boss.
60:37Then it all comes full circle. Then you understand, "Oh, okay. See, the Dow Jones being this high is because the people that were associated with Jeffrey Epstein uh haven't been threatened with arrest, and so they haven't crashed the market in response yet." See, I I think that might be what she's saying. I don't know if that's how she meant it. That's how it came across to me is, "You want us to go after these Jeffrey Epstein people? Do you want to lose your retirement accounts to do it? Are you willing to crash the world economy and drive us into uh total depression?"
61:11Yes, burn it all the [ __ ] down.
61:13Yeah, I've been prepping for this. Burn it the [ __ ] down.
61:17Burn it.
61:19But you get what he's saying, right?
61:21You hear what he's saying, right?
61:23to do that because that's what's going to happen because the people in the Epstein files are the most wealthy and powerful people in our country. So, if they go down, guess what they take with them.
61:36>> [music] >> Yeah.
61:39That is exactly right. Right? And that is exactly what's happening.
61:46The Epstein list, the Epstein files, is the Dow Jones. It's the Nasdaq.
61:54It's the NYSE.
61:57It's the whole cabal.
62:01And um if they go down, what do you think's going to happen?
62:09It's all going to go down.
62:12It's all going to burn.
62:16Um we don't really need to cover this story, but we can just leave it up while we talk about treasonous [ __ ] that deserve to be deported deep into the soil and covered up firmly, thoroughly, and forever.
62:40Speaking of crimes caught on tape, speaking of crimes that you could prosecute someone for, Yeah.
62:56That is the state of the Attorney General's office in America today.
63:04That is the state of our nation, I suppose.
63:10backwards Here's one more clip.
63:14Oh, no. What did it do? to the republic for which it stands I literally just had it cued, and then it just jumped on me.
63:27Maybe I still got it listed right um here.
63:38Um Ted Lieu, Thomas Massie There.
63:46concerns Can you provide this Chinese friend Senator Katie Britt discussed concerns of infiltration of the illegal Chinese vapes in our country.
63:56As a father of three, obviously, I'm worried a little bit about this, and I believe that uh many parents in the I hear 1,200 Epstein victims.
64:04Some additional victims as young as 9 to 10 years old.
64:10The challenge I have today, what bothers me today about this hearing, Madam AG, is what's the message we're sending out there on Main Street?
64:20Shouldn't ask a question I don't know an answer to, but I'm going to ask the victims behind you right now.
64:27First, can you please stand up?
64:30And then, can you please raise your hand if you think after everything you've heard today, you feel that our AG, the feds have your back. Do we have your back?
64:42Raise your hand if you're confident that we got your back.
64:46And that's the issue, Madam AG.
64:49We've got to make sure that victims stand up and report the crimes.
64:53Otherwise, we're going to be taking step backwards.
64:56Today, AI, cyber, social media, the new realm for people to be hurt, attacked sexually.
65:08These are the areas I'd welcome the opportunity to work with you on.
65:12It's not your problem. It's not my problem. It's Okay. The actual section that I want to see is um with this gal.
65:23Epstein Transparency Act required your Department of Justice to disclose the perpetrators connected with Epstein's criminal activities and to redact the information of survivors to protect their identities. Let me show you what actually happened.
65:40First, in violation of the law, your department has shown a pattern of redacting the names of powerful predators. Here behind me is one example of an email from Epstein to a man whose name was redacted. The email This man has been revealed to be s- Sultan bin Sulayem, who was in charge of a lot of money in Dubai, and he's apparently had to step down.
66:10Oh, no, consequences.
66:12It would be great if he could step down into a shallow grave in front of a firing s- I mean, um in you know, in front of being fired from his job is what I was going to say.
66:23Um It'd be great if he had more than just being fired from his job.
66:32email reads, quote, "Where are you? Are you okay? I loved the torture video."
66:41Only after members of Congress demanded that we see the unredacted files did the world learn the name of this individual, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the chairman and CEO of a company that had financial ties to President Trump's business and personal ties to Trump's adviser, Steve Bannon.
67:03Second, Let's be clear. [ __ ] everyone in these files has personal ties to Steve Bannon cuz Steve Bannon is the dirtiest [ __ ] rat snake that you'll ever see.
67:13Holy moly, Steve.
67:16Wow.
67:17Way to burn everything down around you.
67:21Way to not go just go down with the ship. Way to take the whole ocean down around you. What a dumb [ __ ] Like Anyway, >> the survivors were not similarly protected, also in violation of the law.
67:37Here is another email titled Epstein victim list. We have blurred the names of the survivors for their protection, but your Department of Justice initially released this list of 32 survivors' names with only one name redacted, along with numerous files that disclose not only the names, the emails, and the addresses of survivors, but also nude photographs and even the identities of Jane Does who had been protected for decades until your department released their names. Survivors are now telling us that their families are finding out for the first time that they were trafficked by Epstein. In their words,
68:22quote, "This release does not provide closure. It feels like a deliberate attempt to intimidate survivors, punish those who came forward, and reinforce the same culture of secrecy that allowed Epstein's crimes to continue for decades."
68:40To the survivors in the room, if you are willing, please stand.
68:52I'm sure that you guys have seen some of these files. I'm sure you guys have dug through some of these emails. Y'all are based. I'm sure you've looked at some of these emails for yourselves.
69:01There are redactions [ __ ] everywhere.
69:05There's redactions on obviously dudes' names. There's redactions on all sorts of [ __ ] dude. There's Where Where Where the hell is my obsidian? Where is obsidian?
69:19There's redactions over Jeffrey Epstein's fake date of birth.
69:28There's redactions over I guess maybe those are victims' passports. Let's go over here.
69:34Some of these, it makes sense that there would be redactions. It's like, okay, these might be photos of victims.
69:39Definitely don't release the C Sam.
69:41Cool.
69:46You know where else there was redactions?
69:51There was redactions on photos of Epstein and his buddies shooting.
69:57Can't show that.
70:01There was redactions over the faces of perpetrators.
70:08There were redactions over the faces of Jeffrey Epstein, other perpetrators, all throughout here.
70:17We paid for this. We paid for all of these redactions. We paid for the officers, the people, whoever the [ __ ] they were, to redact Jeffrey Epstein's [ __ ] brother's face, Mark Epstein, who by the way was a co-conspirator, though he's still walking free as though he had nothing to do with it. He was involved in the real estate deals. He was involved in all the properties. His name was on the deed.
70:43He managed the apartments full of girls, particularly back at the beginning.
70:52And now like the world is pretending like Mark Epstein had nothing to do with it. I had no idea. Like, whatever. Yeah, you're [ __ ] right.
70:59Bro literally managed the apartments full of girls.
71:06And they redacted him, too.
71:10They redacted the faces of Kevin Spacey, other men.
71:17They redacted the Secret Service guy for no reason.
71:20They redacted all of Bill's buddies.
71:23They redacted Kevin Spacey again.
71:26They spent so much time and money redacting people like Larry Visoski, the [ __ ] pilot, another co-conspirator, who should be charged with crimes, with transporting all of the girls.
71:40Like, literally, the [ __ ] pilots that flew the planes with the girls on them.
71:50Charge him with the crime.
71:53And then make him talk.
71:58It's really not that complicated.
72:01It's really not that complicated. They even put in fake photos so they could fake redact fake photos.
72:08That is how hard they worked to redact everything that they didn't need to redact. Every [ __ ] thing that had nothing to do with it.
72:21Except the victims' names.
72:23Except the actual literal victims' identities, their names, their personal information.
72:29Some of them had their phone numbers and their [ __ ] emails and their addresses and [ __ ] leaked. Not leaked. Literally not leaked. Released.
72:42This part is so sad.
72:44>> please raise your hands if you have still not been able to meet with this Department of Justice.
72:54Please note for the record that every single survivor has raised their hand.
72:59Attorney General Bondi, you apologized to the survivors in your opening statement for what they went through at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein.
73:10Will you turn to them now and apologize for what your Department of Justice has put them through with the un- absolutely unacceptable release of the Epstein files and their information.
73:33Congresswoman, you sat before Mer- Merrick Garland sat in this chair twice. Attorney General Bondi >> I'm going to finish my answer.
73:43>> No, I'm going to reclaim my time because I asked you a specific question that I would like you to answer, which is, will you turn to the survivors? This is not about anybody that came before you. It is about you taking responsibility for your Department of Justice and the harm that it has done to the survivors who are standing right behind you and Hey chat, um whoever whatever lonely whatever lonely boy in chat is like, she's kind of hot low-key, let me give you a so- a sound piece of advice, bro.
74:21You should stop being attracted to psychopath crazy [ __ ] Won't do good for you.
74:28If you're here on Valentine's Day alone and you're sitting around watching Epstein hearing [ __ ] and what you're thinking is, oh, Pam Bondi's low-key kind of hot.
74:38Bro, that's not going to end up good for you, dog. You are going to destroy your own [ __ ] life with that kind of a mindset. This [ __ ] is insane. She's evil.
74:50And that should just like you you should find a way to build it into your somewhere in between your soul and your dick to just build in a layer of of of logical reasoning that goes, is this person a [ __ ] demon?
75:09If yes, not into it.
75:12Okay? Not into it.
75:16It'll help you out. It'll help you out.
75:19and are waiting for you to turn to them and apologize for what your Department of Justice has >> Members Members get to ask the questions. The witness get to answer in the way they want to answer the Attorney General >> That's not accurate, Mr. Chairman. And because she doesn't like the answer. So, um Mr. Chairman, I have asked this question.
75:41>> I'm reclaiming my time and when I I reclaim my time Do you guys think it would have looked worse if she just said no?
75:51Would it have looked worse if she just said no? Or does it look worse the way she's doing it? Cuz the way she's doing it just is even more just like slimy and just gives up the game.
76:04Just makes it so obvious how [ __ ] fake it all is.
76:11You didn't ask Merrick Garland to ask.
76:14Why don't you ask the other side Cuz you're the one sitting in the chair and cuz you're the one that released the freaking names of all the victims.
76:25You're the one that released the names of the victims. Actually, Merrick Garland did not release the names of all the victims.
76:31He didn't do [ __ ] but he also did not release the names of all the victims when that was your only job was to redact victims' names.
76:44Like, actually, literally, on your own freaking DOJ portal, I can go there and I can search for the names that you're supposed to redact and I can help you with your own portal.
76:56Not to mention that me and three buddies made a gigantic AI platform that can decode the entire Epstein files and can search through them in complex ways with AI and and get and get whole novels written about them with all kinds of primary sources. Four dudes in like a month.
77:12Month and a half.
77:14But the entire DOJ? Nah, can't do it.
77:17Can't [ __ ] do it.
77:21Sorry.
77:23Sorry.
77:25I'm I'm not going to get in the gutter for her theatrics.
77:28>> The time belongs to the The time belongs to the general lady. The general I'm not going to get in the gutter. Let me Look at this [ __ ] Look at this evil [ __ ] I hope she burns in hell. That's just my opinion.
77:49Just my opinion.
77:53The lack of self-awareness is so insane.
77:56Thank you.
77:57You're not going to answer this question, so let me just say that you have >> What a massive will you restore her time? The witness is interrupting.
78:06General lady, the general lady from Washington General lady, the general lady from Washington controls the time. The general lady has 17 seconds. You can You can proceed with your final 17 seconds.
78:16What a massive cover-up this has been and continues to be.
78:21Donald Trump made the release of the Epstein files the center of his political campaign because he thought it would benefit him. Then you got into office, Attorney General, claimed to have a client list, only to then say that there was no list. Your deputy, Todd Blanche, met alone with Ghislaine Maxwell and his staff in her to a minimum security prison.
78:45And how about them photos of her that's not her?
78:49A?
78:52I don't know what the I don't know what's going on with that yet. I haven't even had the time to dig into that yet.
78:59But does anyone know where Ghislaine Maxwell is?
79:01Cuz um that wasn't her.
79:07That was not her.
79:10So, something's going on with the G Max.
79:16Something is going on with the G Max.
79:23And um Yeah.
79:30I think that that is all that I can stomach from I I think that's about it. I can't I'm not about it.
79:47The Dow is actually down.
79:50And it's really got me down. The Dow is under 50K.
79:56And I mean without that, like what even is the point of living? What's the point of having a nation if the Dow is under 50K?
80:12Um Yeah, that that is pretty much all that we care about. And now that it's under I mean, [ __ ] Now that the Dow is under 50K, maybe we should revolt. Maybe we should overthrow the government.
80:33Really.
80:35Cuz I I was told that the Dow was going to be over 50 and it's not.
80:41So I'm I'm pretty sure that that's how you um Like, right? Isn't that what they did?
80:49Right? The T was under 50K or something and they got pissed and they overthrew the government. Um >> [snorts] >> I'm not going to lie, guys. Um I didn't have a strong plan going into tonight if it wasn't obvious.
81:08Um I just knew we were going to watch all this stuff and it wasn't going to be great.
81:14It was going to suck, actually.
81:18Um Yeah.
81:26And a lot of what we watched was about victims' names. And actually I um I was planning on using web to ask of what we about what we were seeing and what they were talking about. But so much of what they were talking about was victim names and the tragic probable probability that I'm realizing is that probably if I were to search the documents with web asking it to find victims' names, I bet it would pull them all up because I bet they're all in there still unredacted.
82:02And now I have to go in there and redact them for [ __ ] Pam because she didn't do it.
82:09And I'm not going to obviously I'm not going to do that on stream, so I can't even like use web to show you what she was actually cuz she just [ __ ] up her job.
82:18And now I have to [ __ ] do her job for her.
82:23Literally. Like literally that's what's going on here.
82:33Um But the Dow. The Dow Jones, I mean what a boomer [ __ ] index, too. She says the Dow, she doesn't even say [ __ ] like she doesn't even say like Tesla or like the S&P. She She doesn't even say [ __ ] Bitcoin or like Solana or like fart poop coin or like pedo coin. She like literally says the Dow Jones.
83:02Pam how [ __ ] old are you?
83:07No one's trading the Dow Jones. Who the hell cares about the Dow Jones?
83:15No one under the age of 30 even knows what the Dow Jones is.
83:20Cuz they're literally trying to get rich off of poop coin.
83:24Because your economy is so [ __ ] that they have more hope getting rich off poop coin than off of going to college and getting a real job and trying not to get raped by a billionaire on the way there.
83:42So I guess we won't use web on this stream here tonight. I guess we'll use it in the afterparty momentarily because all that Pam all those questions were just about how much she failed at redacting.
83:53Um Yeah.
83:57So that's the state of our nation. We're not quieting down. The disclosure is not over, Pam. No No, ma'am. No. No, it's not.
84:08And I don't know if we're going to have to like start a march or start a boycott or start a protest or start a start a move I don't know what we're going to have to do.
84:17I don't know if we're going to have to go to Zorro ranch go to the island go to DC. I don't know.
84:33But this is not not not even close to over. No.
84:37No, actually this is the only thing that I care about as an American. This is the only thing that any American should care about. Cuz remember, we're not like it's bad enough the abuse of little girls.
84:46But the story continuously gets lost in oh my gosh, salacious stories about celebrities doing bad things. That's sure, that's bad.
84:59But the bigger picture is that it is being used by [ __ ] Israel to subvert the American government.
85:07It is being used to blackmail American politicians, financiers tech moguls corporate executives law enforcement agents government bureaucrats. It's being used to subvert our [ __ ] nation.
85:26This is a foreign spy ring that trafficked and abused our young kids on behalf of their foreign spy ring to collect blackmail that is now controlling our government and our country and has been for decades and it's obvious and we all know it. They know that we know it. We all know that everybody knows that we know it. Even Ben Shapiro knows that we [ __ ] know it now cuz he can't he he's he's not even he's gone. Ben Shapiro's not saying anything. Ben Shapiro's run away.
85:55He's talking about like Lord knows what Ben Shapiro's talking about. Some completely meaningless garbage on his channel because it like there's literally nothing to do now.
86:05Candace put out a wonderful little love letter to Ben with all of the times that he claimed that oh oh my gosh, we actually we have to watch it. Holy [ __ ] we do have to watch that. That that will that will lift my soul up at the end of all of this.
86:19Because holy [ __ ] there is just literally no claim to be made. There's nowhere to go. Obviously.
86:27Obviously.
86:29We all know who he worked for now.
86:38Have I lost it?
86:42>> [music] >> Was it on Tik Tok?
86:54Where Yo, Candace, where did you put your Where did you put your love letter to Ben Shapiro, dog?
87:02Um I think I downloaded it cuz it was good.
87:10Did I download it?
87:12Oh, I really I really want Oh, yeah.
87:15Boom, we downloaded it. Let's go, dog.
87:17Let's go. So I guess that we'll just watch it raw. We'll just do it live.
87:23We'll just We'll just do it raw just like this.
87:33And this will raise our spirits at the end here.
87:36This will make it a little bit better.
87:41At least.
87:44You are Damn it, bro. Candace, you put music in it. Oh, no.
87:53[ __ ] Damn it. Oh.
88:05It's a rough day, guys. It's been a rough day.
88:10It's been a rough day.
88:15Okay, fine. I won't watch it.
88:19I'll watch it later.
88:29Well suffice to say that Ben Shapiro I was going to say he's [ __ ] but really that does not capture it because Ben Shapiro is an Israeli asset.
88:44Ben Shapiro is an Israeli disinformation asset.
88:48And it Unless you have the memory of a freaking flea we all know this now. We all We all We can all see it. We can all see what all of them are up to. And all of them have been shilling for like, "Nobody knows what Jeff Epstein's up to. The evidence actually shows that the DOJ concluded that there was no list and there's no and he didn't do anything. He killed himself.
89:23You [ __ ] idiot. This is the DOJ that you're talking about. This is the Pam Bondi that you're Pam Bondi Steen. You think we're trusting her ever again for anything?
89:34No. No. No, we are not.
89:39So.
89:41Um it's a rough state of affairs out here in America. It is time to get loud out here in America. It is just we are just warming up.
89:51Um Anyways.
89:57Um I guess I'll plug the web one more time cuz it's about to uh it's about to go on blast and it's about to inform the people and the whole point of why we made this thing is because they're trying to hide behind the opacity of this whole thing. They're trying to hide behind how [ __ ] their document drop was. They're trying to pretend like they did their job and they didn't and they they just did not and it's all over the files and when you just look at the files for yourself, it's the it's so [ __ ] easy to realize how many crimes are in these files.
90:35Anyone can dig through them and find crimes. Let alone find threads and leads that you should be investigating if you're the FBI.
90:45So.
90:47Me and the boys, if you don't know, we put together this tool called web.
90:52Named after Gary Webb.
90:54RIP to Gary Webb.
90:56Um and >> [clears throat] >> you know, I don't get the password scene that you know, there's a secret passcode we've been trying to slow slow roll people in because I pushed the developers hard to get this thing out in time. Um because we just didn't have time. We we've got to get it out. We've got to get this information to the people's hands so that regular people can understand what's really in these files.
91:19Um [snorts] so we're rolling through the beta lightning fast. Um I'll be posting another another uh passcode tomorrow to get more and more people in. Um I'm going to see if I can't convince the devs to let me just like open the floodgates ASAP. Hopefully Monday or Tuesday we can just like open it wide and let people all in. Um it's revolutionary. I'm going to go demo it I think a little bit on uh on Kick. I I don't know. I'm I'm getting tired and hungry. I'm pissed off at Pam. I don't know if I have a bunch of demoing in me or not. But um shoutout to web app.theweb.io app.theweb.io and that is made by the same people
91:59by our same team that made the buyer app. Shoutout to the buyer app if you don't know.
92:05Get it on your phone for free. Scan anything in the grocery store and find out who really owns it and stop giving money to the criminal ass cabal that's running the country, running the world.
92:15Raving the kids. Um F them. F it all. I'm over it. I'm done with it.
92:20[ __ ] it.
92:21Um I'm done with it. Burn it all down.
92:24So.
92:26Um I think I'm probably supposed to be like I don't know. That's that's a pretty hot ad read. Um that's why I don't take ad reads cuz I can ad read for my own company however the [ __ ] I want. Um Sorry. That's how I feel. That's how I feel right now.
92:41Um I'm pissed.
92:43And you should be too.
92:45Cuz F this. F all of it.
92:48So.
92:50That is our show for tonight. That is the story. That is the situation. Uh they're they're all done with disclosure. And they released a list and Pam is on it. Cash is on it. Everyone's on it. They're all on it. We're all on it. Having a great time.
93:09Um Yeah.
93:14Don't you feel the transparency America?
93:16Don't you feel the transparency just deep up in your rectum?
93:23It's unlike anything you've ever experienced before.
93:26Really.
93:29You're welcome.
93:30You're you're welcome.
93:33So.
93:36Um in a moment we're going to turn off the Twitch and the YouTube and go Kick only. If you want to join us on Kick, that is cancel that is kick.com that's k i c k.com/cancel eancarroll.
93:49Um and we do streams over there all week long. Um we we had been doing it on Twitch but Kick is way cooler, way more freedom of speech, way kinder to creators, um not owned by Amazon, not [ __ ] So. We're going to go be kicking it after this but if that's all you want for the night, thanks for being here.
94:07Thanks for hanging out. Thanks for your support. Thanks for liking, sharing, subscribing and all that stuff.
94:11Appreciate it.
94:12Um be sure to do something nice for someone.
94:15Be sure to take kid care of yourself.
94:17Um drink healthy water. Drink healthy eat healthy food. Get some fresh air tomorrow.
94:23Just just be a good person. Be a good American. Be a good citizen of whatever nation you're in.
94:29And don't [ __ ] stop talking about the Epstein files.
94:35Because there there's no other line in the sand. This is it. This is the last line in the sand. We don't budge from this one. No no, sir. No.
94:43This one it this this is the end.
94:48Conspiracy [music] theories are entering a dangerous Information is the oxygen of a democracy. There's so much evidence [music] out there that even if less than 1% is true that would be enough to collapse the current paradigm and change the whole planet.
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