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eligibility criteria apply for HSBC Premier. Today on Matt Wall Show, millions of pages of Epstein

files have been released. I'll give you an honest and thorough analysis of what's containing

the files and what,

if anything, they prove. Also, degenerate, drug-addicted musicians bravely speak out against Trump and ICE during the Grammys to the sound of applause. And new work requirements officially go

into place for food stamp recipients, and the recipients aren't happy about it to put it mildly.

Talk about all that at M today at the Matt Wall Show. In a decade that's already been marked by frequent major vindications for the alleged conspiracy theorists among us, Friday's Epstein files document dumped by the DOJ

seemed relatively unsurprising at first. Here we were told was yet more evidence that a handful of

rich and powerful elites are conspiring behind closed doors, hosting degenerate parties and

abusing victims. And of course, following the document dump, there were the usual

political cheap shots, which were mostly divorced from any semblance of reality on Saturday Night

Live, which long ago abandoned the pretense of being a comedy show. There was an awkward and

painfully on-the-nose joke by Pete Davidson implying that the Trump administration had released

the latest Epstein

files to distract everybody from the ice shootings in Minneapolis, even though the ice deployments

in Minneapolis, as the S&L sketch helpfully pointed out, were supposedly intended to distract

from the Epstein files in the first place. In short, the message was that for the typical observer,

this latest document dump contained nothing new. We're told that this is all a political distraction that tells us nothing we didn't already know.

But the Epstein files that were released on Friday are, I think, far more consequential than you're being told.

First, the documents demonstrate that the size and scope of Epstein's

network were much larger than we believed. And these people are in some ways more demented,

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