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The art of the cover-up, Trump Epstein, and the secrets buried beneath the sacred scepter.

There's a tape.

Not a metaphor, not a rumor, not some fuzzy third-hand whisper passed from burner from

burner phone to my basement podcast, a real audio recording.

Two days full of Jelaine Maxwell, the trafficker and chief of Jeffrey Epstein's

underage empire, speaking directly to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.

The Justice Department has it. Transcribed, digitized, real senior officials have confirmed

it exists, and they're sitting on it. Why? The answer, as always, is simple, because the truth

is radioactive and most suspect that there's no way she told the truth.

And this time it may not be the crime that blows the door off. The doors off. It may well be the

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