Bro, what's your whole take on this Epstein thing?

There's so much, though.

You see, my thing is this, I feel like they've released so much just to muddy the water.

Because there's nothing you could, like, we can't get through all that.

You can't get through all it, bro.

And my thing is, I was reading up on it the other day, and it was saying that a lot of the cases anyway,

they can't prosecute some of the things anyway because the time was gone anyway.

So they did this dynasty just support?

Don't know, bro.

The consequences from the latest Epstein files have officially begun.

Lithuania has become the first country following the latest release to officially open an investigation into potential human trafficking.

Over in Poland, their Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, he is now set up a new task force investigation into new evidence which suggests Epstein may have been linked

to Russia's KGB in order to collect compromising information on the elites of the Western world.

He said,

This can only mean that they also possess compromising material against many leaders still active today.

We wish you luck with that one, Donald Tusk.

Over in the UK, one of the biggest political scandals in decades is unfolding after police

launched a criminal investigation into Lord Mandelson.

This is following documents suggesting that not only did he potentially give Epstein

sensitive government information in 2009, but also he allegedly received $75,000 from him in three separate $25,000 transactions in 2009. But also he allegedly received $75,000 from him in three separate 25,000 transactions

in 2003 and 2004. Lord Mandelson, who also served as U.S. ambassador last year, has now been forced to

resign from the Labour Party and the House of Lords. In Slovakia, their national security

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