So it's, now we know that it's there in writing that Epstein was funding this, while the Bitcoin

Foundation, which imploded, was run by this by Brock Pierce, who was Jeffrey Epstein's

advisor on crypto since 2011.

So this gets more intertwined than I could have ever imagined. And, you know, as we'll continue to discuss, it even gets worse from there.

You're listening to The Corbett Report.

Welcome back, friends. Welcome back to the Corbett It is February of 2026. And today I have a very

important report for those who might be thinking that they are suspicious of all of the attention

and coverage that the Epstein files are gaining in the establishment media. If the establishment

media is talking about it, it must be a sciop and distraction, right?

Well, it might be a distraction of sorts that is a distraction from some of the really scandalous,

truly amazing information that we have uncovered in these Epstein files.

And specifically, I'm not talking about the more prurient and more sensational

headline-grabbing types of scandals. I'm talking about a scandal that you may not have heard

about, but is probably one of the more important revelations from the Epstein files so far.

It is contained in a very extensive, very well-documented article that is now up on brownstone.org. It is called

The Highjacking of Bitcoin, and it is by today's guest, Aaron Day. So, Aaron, thank you

very much for joining us today on the Corby Report. Thank you for having me on. All right, let's get

into this article, which starts by saying the original vision for Bitcoin was simple, peer-to-peer

digital cash, free from banks and government. However, this article argues that this vision was

deliberately hijacked, as Bitcoin is now pushed as digital gold, a scarce asset for Wall Street

with slow and expensive transactions for everyday use. All right, well, Aaron, my audience may or may not be familiar with the ins and outs of the

development of Bitcoin in the crypto space.

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