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Shaun Attwoods True Crime Podcast

JP Morgan Pays Epstein Victims $290million: Charlie Robinson | Podcast 618

Shaun Attwoods True Crime Podcast

Shaun Attwood Podcast

True Crime, Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Documentary

4.31.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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0:30.0

Viewers, we've got Charlie Robinson on the channel, long time friend of the channel, and he was in the Partners in Evil series back in the Epstein days of our coverage tip of the space stuff.

0:58.0

We haven't covered this case for a long time, but Charlie is now going to give us an update about this massive payment. What the hell is going on there, brother?

1:08.0

Well, JP Morgan had to pay out quite a bit of money to settle their role in this whole thing with Epstein.

1:19.0

Which is funny because they said that there was nothing to do. They had nothing they don't know what we were talking about and yet they paid out almost three hundred million dollars to settle this I will tell you what.

1:32.0

You don't pay that much money when there's nothing happening and I think that what really boils down to is that Jeffrey Epstein was deeply involved with these guys he comes out of that world of banking.

1:43.0

It's no surprise nobody should be, you know, I mean everyone should be bothered by it, but nobody should act surprised by it.

1:50.0

He's connected with all these guys he has has treasury secretary Larry Summers is one of his buddies gave him the the role at Harvard.

2:00.0

And you've got his his come up through the banking system God knows what he was doing in the 80s running guns and God knows what else through with in conjunction with less wax and earn his groups over at Southern air transport they were bringing in clothes from Hong Kong.

2:25.0

Right. So banks are involved in this banks are criminals they're criminal enterprises I think that the the the normies out there that see the Epstein case they go oh my God I can't believe this prestigious Wall Street bank would have so many ties to this devious scumbag and it's like no no no what you don't understand is they're all scumbags.

2:50.0

The banks are the banks are just a corporate version of Jeffrey Epstein they're no different it's not like somebody at the banks can be like oh we can't associate with this pedophile human traffic and scumbag no no the banks don't care they there's no moral dilemma for them it's all about money and it's all about control.

3:10.0

And so guy like Epstein's extremely useful for them I mean the role that he had with the banks it you know cannot be understated I think an interesting component to this though Sean is is something that I speculated about and I want to make sure that I'm clear I'm speculating about this but follow me follow me with my logic here.

3:32.0

You've got an unusual corporate push happening all over the world I you know America I'm here so I'll focus on this environmental social and governance ESG the woke agenda a social credit score for corporations who's on board with that well anybody with a would like a half a brain would never be on board with it if you're running a corporation it is.

3:59.0

Antithetical to what you're supposed to be doing you're supposed to be maximizing shareholder value not worrying about the polar bears not that they're even fixing the polar bear situation but but but but even if they were not your problem your job is to is to turn a nickel into a dime and if you're if you lose sight of that your board of directors their job is to make sure that they get someone in there that understands what the job is.

4:23.0

But all of a sudden and almost on cue all of these big name money managing guys vanguards black rocks larry things you know the the big banks all of a sudden and almost simultaneously coordinated and in unison pivoted and decided to operate against their own best interest to operate to make the entire business industry that had been going on for hundreds of years they decided to go against and remake.

4:53.0

The entire thing on a whim in order to be more equitable right because there's one thing I know that that nine trillion dollars of money that larry think is managing he really cares about equality right no they all got on board with this woke agenda and yes there's money from the government setting off to the side and there's there's there's incentivization structure for this is what financial incentivization structure.

5:21.0

But was there another strong incentive was Epstein at the core of this I asked the question and again like I said I'm speculated but all of these guys all the big the big money guys they're all Epstein friends it's undeniable he's not debated they he knows them all they're all friends they'd either been to the island or they've been to the Manhattan play townhouse to have dinner parties or they've you know wherever.

5:47.0

So he knows all of them is it unreasonable to think that just to make sure that all these guys got on board with the ESG movement that they had a guy like Epstein that had the goods on them in case somebody wanted to back out I mean I like I said I think it's just taking this to its next logical conclusion because he was operating in a way that he could make you do something that you would not want to do.

6:17.0

And when I look at what's happened in corporate America the pivot towards woke the ESG stuff the build back better the world economic forum all this stuff that these guys are talking about it's not it's not how you would run a company if you were trying to increase your shareholder value or make more money you don't do that by alienating half of your audience or or bringing in don't move any to represent Bud Light I mean you do that if you're committing corporate suicide.

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