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🗓️ 17 July 2025
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0:00.0 | What's up everybody? Welcome to Flagrant. You know, there is a vote by the House committee to see if we could get the whole Epstein file released. |
0:08.5 | And shockingly, some of these politicians, I believe, how many other one, two, three, four, five, six, seven of them said that it's probably not a good idea that we released the full detailed Epstein file and |
0:23.8 | you know what we could do is just decide to move on to something else I'm sure there'll be other |
0:28.0 | news stories or maybe we could bring somebody who has become quite the expert at the Epstein |
0:33.9 | story phenomenal podcast our good good friend Sa friend Sager and Jetty, everybody. Yeah, I saw your episode with Tucker. It was absolutely amazing. And I didn't realize how detailed in depth your knowledge of it. He's got a kid now. So we gotta know. Yeah, he's got to know. And I have a baby girl. Yeah, it's true. I didn't do the research, but I asked you a lot of questions. |
0:58.1 | That's what all good men do. |
0:59.5 | Yeah, you'll outsource doing it. |
1:00.9 | So maybe it's a good idea that we just kind of like start with the case for Epstein being intelligence. |
1:06.3 | Because what I've seen quite recently is a lot of people kind of wiping the record and acting like this is |
1:12.5 | pure conspiracy that he did have any ties or connections. And I think there's a lot of like, |
1:17.5 | we have a lot of tidbits of information that we've all kind of collected. There's this collective |
1:21.2 | conscience that he absolutely is. So like what is the argument for it? Maybe give us some backstory. |
1:27.0 | I know you put together something amazing. So just break it down. Who is this Epstein character that we all think we know so well? I'll start off from the top. I totally understand people who are saying it's a conspiracy theory. And in large part, I think it's because it's been wildly overstated by some people, which is natural in an open environment, right? They're like, he's obviously |
1:44.3 | Mossad, he's obviously CIA. This is part of a blackmail ring. And in my opinion, the American people actually have it right. They just don't have the language, the facts, and they need to pull it together. And I want them to have the information that they have to be able to make that case, especially whenever we have the former Israeli Prime minister, Naftali Bennett, just yesterday, |
2:01.5 | who said unequivocally, Epstein did not work for Mossad. Now remember, you know, there are key terms here |
2:07.2 | that matter. Work is not the same as asset or worked with or worked with at some time. And this is |
2:13.5 | the master game that these people play, the non-denial denial. It's one of the most classic things in the history of Washington. |
2:19.2 | So let's start at the very, very, very beginning. And I've put together some stuff. That's why I have my laptop here with me. So the first time that we can see any link between Jeffrey Epstein and somebody who would become eventually very important to a story in the intelligence world is in 1974. So, 1974, right here in New York City, where we are today, |
2:36.0 | Jeffrey Epstein, despite having no college degree and being a dropout from New York University, |
2:40.7 | is hired by Donald Barr. |
2:43.2 | Now, why does that last name sound familiar? |
2:45.3 | Donald Barr is the father of William Barr, |
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