Welcome to Navarra Live. Sorry for the slight delay. Only 30 seconds of that was me powdering my forehead.

I discovered last Friday that the lights had got a bit more aggressive. Still a little bit of shine here.

We are only talking about one story today. I have in front of me the entire 30, is it 30 million? Three million? I don't know.

I don't know. I have about 40 pages here, but we've... Two Eiffel towers. The height of two Eiffel towers. So that's a small font. I don't have that in front of me, but we do have a fair few of the emails from the Epstein files. We've chosen some highlights. And that is what we're going to talk about for the next hour because there is so much in there.

It is really like, you know, if you are a researcher and you're looking for like a treasure trove to

explain how elite society works, this is kind of it released by the Department of Justice last Friday.

I'm of course joined by Ash Sarker. What am I doing? I'm babbling before I've introduced you. Well, I mean, look, there's so much for us to talk about, but one of the things that I really want to get into is the way in which elite financial interests, the warping and distortion of state functions, and also gender are all working together here. Carl Marx, I mean, a man full of Bonneux,

he talked about the bourgeoisie being a system of wives in common,

effectively a form of prostitution.

And so what he was referencing then is the sort of tendency of, you know,

the capitalist class to stray beyond the boundaries of marriage as a form of social lubrication.

And I think that that is exactly what you've been seeing here with the systemic sex trafficking that Epstein took part in.

Very interesting. I mean, we are going to be talking about much, well, much, lots that isn't sex trafficking because there's also lots of, I suppose,

corruption, bad judgment. And I mean, just embarrassing exposés. At the end of this episode,

talking of embarrassing exposés, me and Ash are going to answer any of your questions. Honestly, no holds barred for a Q&A.

We'll probably also be asking for your money because we want to expand this organisation, of course.

Before we do that, if you'd like to support our work, you can sign up at Navarmedia.com forward slash support as ever.

Don't forget to let us know what you think in the comments.

Oh, and we're actually going to advertise something else before we start.

There's going to be an event coming up, the first downstream IRL of the year,

where Aram Bustani will be sitting down with our very own Ash Sarkar for the London launch of her book Minority Rule. Your fantastic book, Ash.

Well, I don't know. Like, things just keep happening. So I updated the book and wrote a new

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