Welcome to the podcast. My name is Douglas Wilson. This is episode 379. Man, we've been doing this a while. So, 379, the podcast, I'm Douglas Wilson, and you are, no doubt you. So what I want to talk about this go-around is basically Dan Bongino and Cash Patel and Pam Bondi and Jeffrey Epstein.

Well, there's a couple of issues that are in combination here. One is Jeffrey Epstein's

ostensible suicide that just happened to be at the time when the cameras were, you know, all of that.

And the standard joke becoming these Christmas lights won't hang themselves, unlike Jeffrey Epstein.

So you've got that issue, the suicide or the

alleged suicide of Jeffrey Epstein. And then we had the promise that we would have various

files released, like they were in fact released on the JFK assassination.

But we've been waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting.

And the Epstein files are not released.

Now, Dan Bongino and Cash Patel appeared on camera explaining how they believed.

They'd seen the files and they believed the official account that Epstein did in fact commit suicide, which to me is just flat, incredible.

And it's one of those things where distrust in official Washington, distrust in officialdom,

is so far eroded that it's not possible for someone like Patel and Bongino to say to stalwart followers of theirs.

Trust me on this one.

He killed himself.

And everybody says, well, I'm glad you're there.

I'm glad you're holding office.

I'm glad you're doing the things that you're doing.

And no, I don't believe you.

I don't believe that that's what happened.

Pam Bondi was caught on tape saying the reason for the delay

in the Epstein files had to do with all the many, many, many hours of videotape of him in

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