Hey, hope everybody's having a fantastic Valentine's weekend, wherever you are in the world.

And, you know, this EPSC story has been running.

And Gloria Masters has been at the tip of the spear, an advocate for people who've gone through C-S-A-S-R-A, etc.

And her work is just phenomenal, folks.

She's a master speaker.

And I'm on the verge of losing my voice

after all these live streams we're doing so.

Hopefully Glory is going to fill in for me.

But if you haven't seen part one we did with Gloria,

it's in the description box.

It was shadow ban and stopped by YouTube at some point where it was almost at 200K views.

So please like and share this stream to help us with the algorithmic strangulation.

And Gloria's website is down there as well.

If you want to support Gloria's important work, you know, just click on

the website link and there's plenty of stuff to look at there. So huge, I can give you coming back,

my friend. Oh, look, you're welcome. And I think across the world at the moment, this is such

an important topic to be addressing. And there are so many people impacted by what's

happening with the Epstein files. So yeah, very important to be.

All right, Gloria, before we get into that then, for the viewers who are not familiar

we've viewed this evening, are you okay to just give us summary of your story and what led to your advocacy?

Certainly.

So for the first 16 years of my life, I was heavily involved in SA and CA transportation.

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