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The Esau McCaulley Podcast

The Epstein Files: When Power Protects Predators

The Esau McCaulley Podcast

Esau McCaulley

Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

5.01.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2025

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Newly released Epstein files raise fresh questions about the moral compromises of the powerful and the willingness of Christians to look away when politics makes clarity inconvenient. Esau, Malcolm, and Producer Mike examine what the emails do and don't reveal and how the church's credibility erodes when it excuses the inexcusable. Plus, a viral SNL sketch about AI-animated photos and the reveal of the villain in Toy Story 5 leads to a broader conversation about technology, the disappearing art of boredom, and whether it's possible to reclaim silence and imagination in a distracted age. Plus, Malcolm debuts his own new segment this week. Can it compete with Mike's Corner and Miller Time?

 

0:00 - Theme Song

 

2:35 - SNL AI Skit

 

11:40 - Toy Story 5's About Tablets?

 

23:55 - The Catholic Church and Immigration

 

32:17 - Epstein Files

 

47:03 - End Credits

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello everybody. Welcome to the Esau McCauley podcast. I'm your host, Issaa McCauley. We are blessed to be joined by someone who's always trust better than me. Our beloved Malcolm Foley. What's up, y'all? You know what? We need to give him because the last time we had Sharon Holly Sharon Heidi Miller she got a segment

0:23.5

and it was like Miller moment we need to give Malcolm a segment Miller time you are such a great

0:28.0

memory Miller time yeah Malcolm needs to get his own corner we're also joined today by our producer

0:35.0

Mike good to have you Mike feels like you forgot my name there.

0:39.1

Yeah, it didn't sound like that a little bit. It was like you were stalling.

0:40.3

I was stalling.

0:41.3

It comes and goes. Now, for those of you, those of you who can't see who are listening instead of watching it on YouTube like you should. Oh, speaking of which, I have all kinds of I want to talk about. we need to get some more reviews on our podcast thing.

0:55.1

And so I think we're seeing it like 600.

0:57.0

I have a very low goal. We need to get to a thousand. So we need 400 of you who are listening to this podcast to go on Apple right now, only giving five stars. It's five stars and nothing. If you don't believe it's five stars, you don't like it at all. But if you do believe we're a decent podcast, please like and subscribe and pass the word. But what I was going to say is that for those of you who are watching, you might see that Malcolm is just better than me as usual. And I today have on, and a lot of people talk about my wardrobe, right? My jersey are popular in the streets. streets. I'm starting a movement. But this is not

1:29.0

a soccer jersey. This is actually a rugby football jersey from New Zealand, the all-black.

1:35.0

So I'll let people know that's what I'm wearing this evening, this morning. Issa, I have, I sold the

1:40.6

all-blacks, very famous. Very famous. Rugby team. Do you find it concerning, problematic?

1:46.6

They're called the all blacks?

1:48.0

Listen.

1:50.4

No, I'm sure.

1:53.1

Sorry, for those of you who...

1:55.1

Like, should I be outraged on your behalf?

1:57.2

Would that be helpful?

1:58.7

New Zealand?

1:59.6

I want New Zealand to know I had nothing to do with this.

2:03.1

I just wore a jersey.

2:04.6

Wait, wait, wait, so I won't let you know the two black people on the podcast were not the one coming from the entirety of New Zealand.

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