Welcome everybody to dangerous ideas.

I had to jump in here and bring you a segment on the catastrophic Jeffrey Epstein blow up as the Trump administration works to cover up the reality of what everyone

already knows about Epstein and his famous list of clients. I mean, we don't know who many

of those people are, but some of them we know at least had really close ties with Epstein,

like Bill Clinton's 26 flights on his, separate flights

on his plane, on Epstein's plane, and Alan Dershowitz's connections, and Prince Andrew, and

Bill Gates seemed to be kind of tight with Epstein, and classically said in an interview, you know, when asked

whether he regrets being friends with him, he goes, well, he's dead. Odd response. Okay. And now

we know Trump had extensive connections to Epstein. We don't know whether he was one of the famous

clients. We do know there was a lawsuit against Trump before his first run for president by a Jane Doe,

a woman we don't know who it was, who said she was R-worded at a party, or at least sexually

assaulted, but at a Jeffrey Epstein party by Donald Trump.

Now, that case then disappeared.

Again, it's just a case.

It's not, whoa, whoa, let's not say he pled guilty or anything. That case then disappeared before

the presidential election rolled around, and we've never heard anything more about it. But anyway,

all of that is a little bit of background in terms of what we are now seeing with the Trump

administration and the DOJ and the FBI and Cash Patel and Pam Bondi and Dan Bongino all

jumping up and down and saying, oh, there is no Epstein client list. And he died by suicide.

That's right. He killed himself in the alone in that jail cell in Manhattan. President Trump's

Justice Department of FBI have concluded they have no evidence that the convicted sex offender

and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein blackmailmailed powerful figures, kept a client list,

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