0:00 [Music] Prosecutors and defense attorneys just talked to Gla Maxwell. She just left. >> No way. They actually got to talk with her >> 30 minutes ago. >> Holy crap. I mean, she's just been rotten in jail. Nobody's been talking to her. >> Nobody's been talking to her. Yeah. Well, people have been trying to talk to her, but I think she's denied that until this whole thing recently. >> Let's hear it. Let's hear it, dude. >> Yeah. So, um, her defense attorney walked up to the federal courthouse downtown Tallahassee around 9:00 a.m. today, briefly spoke to reporters, having met with Galain inside. US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch was also in the meeting um, questioning Galain about, you know, the Epstein case and like what she knows. They talked for uh,
0:50 a nearly 8hour question and answer session. >> Wow. >> Which department's questioning her? US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch. So, >> the the the Justice Department, >> um he he said that after the talks with um Galain uh or after that his talks with Galain are going to extend to a second day. So, they're not done with her yet. And this is the first time that they've requested to speak with her since she got put away. Um and obviously, this has to do with what's going on right now with the Epstein case and how everyone's talking about it. I wonder how she's gonna play this. >> How much you want to bet the first few talks are going to be a whole lot of negotiating over what she gets for talking. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And that's that's kind of what's being talked about right now is will she spill in return for a presidential pardon? >> Cuz she the whole thing I remember I was
1:40 listening to some people talk about it and initially when she got uh when she got brought in she was like you guys can't do this to me. Like we made a deal like I have immunity. That's what she was like pretty much saying. So, I'm curious to see how this all plays out now where it's like >> like >> like So, you're saying initially she was claiming to have immunity? >> Yeah. Cuz she's like, "I made we made a deal that you guys can't me, >> right?" Like when when she got brought in with Epstein cuz even epste when he when he got when he got popped the first time >> everybody was like, "How does he getting away with this now?" Cuz he he was just kind of scot-free right after. Everyone thinks he made a deal because he is potentially intelligent, right? >> And it seems like Elaine would be too. Do you guys remember last week when um Trump was like, "All right, all right. If you guys want that z that bad and then then we're gonna go for it and and then uh release it now." And then I think it was Bondi or whatever like, "All right, we're going to subpoena the court to release it, right?" And then um
2:31 it just came out that the federal judge denies the DOJ request to unseal Epstein grand jury transcript. Y saw that. >> Yeah. Or like the other day. >> That was a couple days ago. Yeah. >> Yeah. But when Trump asked to like release it, that was like a week before. Mhm. >> So then >> so yeah, it goes it goes to the judge. It goes to the judge and then the judge denied to unseal the >> docks. Yeah. So now it's I assume the justice department will appeal and it'll go up a higher run. >> Yeah. And it was like a Jewish judge, right? >> Yeah. >> It usually is. >> I feel Well, there's a Rosenberg. >> Yep. >> Really? >> Was it? >> Yeah, it is. >> Yeah, it was. >> Yeah. >> No, cuz there's there's a lot of Jewish judges. Is there It's like nail technicians that are Vietnamese. >> Right. True. Good point. >> Remember guys, >> Judge Robin Rosenberg. >> Here we go, Subie. Take it, Subie.
3:22 >> No, I'm just saying remember guys. >> I feel like we're all on base right now and Subie's up to bat and we're like >> ready. We're ready to try to go home. >> Remember guys, >> just get us on base. >> Kind of weird. Kind of weird that they want to block it, huh? What are we supposed to remember? >> Why do you think that is? >> Remember, guys? >> Why do you think they want to block it? >> Don't make us fill in the blank. Did you have something planned? >> No. No. Listen, listen, listen. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're listening. >> There are powerful people in this world. >> Oh, >> and there is nothing. >> I haven't forgot that. Uh-huh. >> There is nothing we can do about it. >> There's nothing. >> That's very real of you, actually. >> Popfly, we're out. >> Back to the dugout. >> Third out. >> They got us on first and second. >> What motivation would that judge have to block it, do you think? >> To proof. So >> that's a good question.
4:12 >> I think it's okay. >> Why is it being blocked? >> So obviously everyone's skeptical brain is going he's in on it, right? That's going to be the first thing, right? But then other part of my brain goes there might be witness testimony in there who have nothing to do with what actually happened. Like for example, if if if I'm OJ Simpson, right, and I murdered Nicole Brown Simpson and they also talked to my gardener that day because my gardener was on site that morning or something like that, the gardener is now named in during cuz they the police talked to the gardener as well. So like if you unseal it now, morons online are going to go the gardener's also involved. Look at this. Like here's his name. Here's where he lives. And then they start going after that guy. So like that would be my reasoning for that's why they seal a lot of witness testimony and stuff too is to protect the witnesses who had nothing to
5:02 do with the principal crime, >> right? Okay. >> So So that could be why. But then again, why are they protecting everybody blanketed? >> Yeah. It seems like a real like a way bigger crime. It's like >> Exactly. >> I mean, we already know who are who's on the flight logs. It's not that's not what's >> it's not the flight logs doesn't prove who was with the >> accident. Exactly. Right. So the And then also, so like I I don't know if you were here, but I was talking about that there was a CIA agent that said that um the ledger, the black book, >> you can get it. He's like, it's it's for sale like like you know like those auctions like Sabes or whatever. There's this one that deals in um like Americana like lore and stuff, right? So he goes just a couple of years ago they had the book and then it sold for like 200 grand or something like that. And he goes, "If
5:53 the FBI really ████ wanted it, we know who has the book in their private collection. We could just >> How come nobody's talking about that, though? Like, how come that's >> That's what I'm That's what I'm worried. Like, not worried, but like wondering why?" Because he goes, "Everyone in the intelligence community knows this." And he said this on a podcast. Like, we all know this. Like, it's there. It's It's easy to just get. I don't know why. >> Well, then how come people didn't get it? >> Yeah, that's >> Are you sure that's true? Cuz then wouldn't everyone obsessed with this be talking about that? Maybe people just don't know the information, right? But the the thing that's sealed though is the it's not from the case that Epstein originally got ████ with in Florida, but it's all of the evidence that they got when they raided his house, right? Where did all that go? >> So like they're like it's not just a list, but there's video evidence. There's um things that they took and
6:43 took pictures of like all of his like um secret rooms and all these things. And then they raided the island and there's all those things that >> they want released. Yeah. >> Yeah. Just seems kind of unfair. >> So Trump this morning he's visiting his one of his golf courses in Scotland and he says, "I never went to the island." Right. So there it is. >> All right. Cool. >> Yeah. >> Guess we can end this video. >> Close it down. Close it all down. >> There you go. >> No, he says, "I never went to the island. Why I know you know you should focus on Bill Clinton. You should focus on the president of Harvard. You should focus on some of the hedge fund guys. I'll give you a list. That's the latest from him. >> Wow. He's passing the buck recently. >> I'll give you a list. He just said it today, three hours ago. >> He said Bill Clinton said he said Bill Clinton went 28 times. >> Everybody named Bill Clinton on that island. >> People haven't even gone to Six Flags that much.
7:34 >> Hey, we all go back. >> We all know what Bill Clinton was known for. >> What was he known for? >> Horny ass dog, bro. >> That's my boy. >> That's your dog. Bill Clinton is horny, dude. >> He's a horny dude. >> How come he gets a pass? Like, everyone knows he's notoriously just constantly ████ >> It's cuz he's out of power. It's It's boring. >> You can't take anything from >> We've been hitting the We've been hitting the guy with the same story for like 30 years. >> It's just old. >> Remember when he was uh during the election season and he was doing speeches and you're like, "Holy ████ Bill Clinton is old." Like, he's got like maybe 5 years left, >> but he's still getting his dick sucked. I bet you dude. >> I guarantee it. >> Dude, that s███'s not working on Hillary. >> No, it's working. >> He's doing He's on a HIMS. >> You heard about Yeah. You heard about the nursing homes? They ████ >> They ████ a lot.
8:24 >> I heard they get a crazy free delivery of Seialis. >> Yeah, >> they're getting STDs actually. It was actually a problem. >> Yeah, they're getting delivery. >> Yeah, the STD thing was crazy. >> So, you think Bill Clinton's not staying hard? >> He's staying hard, brother. >> Him? >> I think it's his I think it's his American duty to stay hard. But no, he's uh so Trump says they should focus on the fact that Larry Summers from Harvard and Bill Clinton and lots of other people, really close friends of Jeffrey Epste should be spoken about. They should speak about them because they don't talk about them. They talk about me. I have nothing to do with the guy. >> He wasn't even that cool. >> Dude, that's probably why the federal judge said they'll block it cuz all everyone in that thing. >> Did you know that your VPN can still track your internet history? Mhm. You'll be browsing around and you're like going into naughty sites and guess what? Your mom is using the same family computer
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10:05 >> You think that's fake? >> That Wall Street Journal came out with Yeah. Cuz it doesn't sound like Trump at all. I think he's writing poems and ████ >> in the shape of a girl, right? >> Yeah. He's like my perfect silence. Jeffrey Epste my perfect silence. >> He doesn't seem like that like kind of kind of a writer. >> It's like somebody somebody joked it sounds like a guy who wrote Twilight. >> Something happened in the '9s where Trump banned Epstein from all of his properties. M. So, >> but then he acts like he doesn't know the guy. So, I'm like, if you ban someone, right, something went wrong, bad business deal, or you or people believe that people that are uh massively supportive of Trump say that, oh, it's because Trump knew back then. That's why he just banned him cuz he didn't want that around, >> right? >> But for me, I'm like, what if he's like, man, you couldn't get me the ████ that I wanted? ████ you. Then, and then he banned him, too. There could be so many different reasons. Oh, one of the one of
10:55 the Epstein defendant attorneys said that Trump told them exculp authority evidence about um how Epstein liked young girls or whatever. >> That was a uh he was the only cooperator. >> That that's what it was. He was the only cooperator with nobody else would give testimony. That's what it was. >> When um Epstein was getting >> what do you call it? >> Charged. >> Yeah. Charged. for the first time, the Florida case, Trump was one of the only ones >> who would talk to them >> aside from the victims that would openly talk to the lawyers, >> which they thought was exculpatory evidence about Trump, but it's really just Trump's testimony. >> Yeah. >> Like, so a lot of Trump fans are going like, "Well, that means Trump wasn't involved, but like I don't know that that >> No, that could also mean he is involved and that he's trying to cover his ass." Yeah. Either way, >> doesn't just solve it, right?
11:45 >> Yeah. The guy squealing isn't always innocent. That's crazy to think. Yeah. And I just feel like he likes interviews and talking. >> He does. He'll talk to anybody, right? >> I mean, dude, this guy will have he'll have a press conference and then he'll have a press conference on Air Force One that night. >> For me, the way that it was played just made me go, "Oh, clearly he doesn't want to release ████ or help." >> But then people think that there's like 4D chess going on where there's a this is a elaborate plan to actually get the files released cuz he has he has his hands tied. >> Yeah, there are no elaborate plans in this one. It was just a total botch job. Like he came out and said, >> "What did he say? Nobody cares about that anymore?" And I'm like, "Oh, brother, >> that is nuts." >> And he was, "Why? People are still talking about this." >> And then later he gas lit and said like, "This is a Democratic scam." >> Yeah. Exactly. >> It's like the Democrats sc you ran on
12:36 this. This is what we we thought you were going to do. >> Right. Right. >> It's But then Bondi and Patel was even worse. >> That was even worse. >> Bondi was terrible. Well, Trump was the worst by far, but Bondi was terrible. That's what they ran. That that's all they talked about. >> And they released it on a Sunday, too. Which means that they thought it was going to be like a buried news story come Monday. >> And then the photo of all those influencers holding up the bikers. Come on, dude. Phase one. Yeah. >> They all thought they're bad asses out there and they're waving those things around, smiling and laughing, and there's like a bunch of victims. A bunch of terrible things happen. These dude like good lord. You clicking your heels together and going, I'm on the inside train and ████ >> Yeah. How does it go from I have a mountain of evidence sitting on my desk. The world needs to see this to there's no list. I don't know what you're talking about. How the ████ does that happen? >> I guarantee you it's cuz they're reading the list and they're like, "Oh my god,
13:28 >> my cousin, my uncle, my brother, my sister, my mama." >> Everybody you could probably think of is on that. >> Okay. So just everyone in America. >> Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Everybody in the market. >> My fourth grade teacher. >> We are the island. >> Everybody. Yeah. So, okay. Lesser of two evils, right? Yeah, >> if you take a step back >> and you you're like the dictator of this country >> and if you release it, you could just basically destroy all of the like top members that's actually running this country. And then if you don't release it, the public gets frustrated, but then nothing really changes. Mhm. >> So to me, I'm like, okay, I can see why if it's true and it can implicate every ████ celebrity, every ████ person in power, >> and you can't just wipe them all out.
14:19 You destabilize your own place and now people can ████ you up. So like China can ████ you up. Russia can ████ everybody can ████ you up. >> And thought experiment. What if and I'm just I'm just debating, right? But what if it's it is everybody? What if it's like hedge funds? What if it's Wall Street guys? everybody. You're talking about tanking markets. You're talking about like like it could just be chaos. It could be total chaos. So, if you're sitting in that chair and they're like, "This is what will happen if you let all this go." And right now, the economy just hit a new alltime high the other day. Like, I'm talking about stock market, right? So, it's like, why would you really pull the pin on that grenade? >> And that that means these names are being released before the trial even shows who is truly guilty. >> That's what I understand. >> That's the other thing cuz >> Oh, it's get everybody get a day in court. >> Exactly. and we'll never get there in this administration at all. Like that's going to take years. >> So yeah, I get I get that. I get like
15:09 why release all these names when we can't even tell. Yeah, it could just be a guy. >> Yeah, but I just don't care to me. It's just like then that's what needs to happen. You know what I mean? I hate it, but that's what needs to happen. Like this thing needs to come out. >> Like all of it needs to come out. >> You're willing to sacrifice the anarchy, destabilization, and >> you said if I was a dictator, what would I do? That's for me that's what I would do. Yeah, cuz that the trust is gone right now. It's gone. >> It's not coming back. >> You know what I mean? >> I mean, it is kind of their fault for using it to run on the like using it as an incentive. >> And now the Dems are running on it, too. We know they didn't care about it. >> They didn't care about it last year. >> We all know that. >> Did the JK the JFK conspiracies, were they as strong at the time of it happening the way that this is? >> I don't know. >> Cuz that that'd be pretty interesting if they were if they were doing that back then, too, and they were like, "We'll tell you guys all in the year who shot
15:59 him." The reason why the the term conspiracy theory exists is it was like a CIA intelligence operation to to seed sew doubt in that whole >> like thing about JFK. So when people were talking about JFK they go oh aren't you one of those conspiracy theorists and that's where it all came from. It's just kind of sad that like will this go down the way that 9/11 went down, the way JFK went down where like after se several years, it would be a fun thing to just like conspire about, you know, like >> I think so. >> It's very sad to think, you know, >> you know why >> do you think this is just all uh intelligence CIA ran? Do you feel like Cuz I feel like that's the biggest thing is >> it's like the worst kept secret in the world if that's true, right? >> Yeah. And it's like if you're if you're an American politician, you don't want the American people to know that like this is how the country really gets down behind closed doors, right? >> And that's what it is.
16:49 >> That's what like the this the reality is is that this is just what they do and all governments kind of do this probably in their own way, but it's like >> yeah, >> it's better if ignorance is bliss, right? >> Just like what happened with Steve and Paddock there. They want to go the ignorant route or else people would ████ freak. >> Dude, that story always blows my mind. >> It will always blow everyone's mind. That ████ makes no sense. There wasn't just Paddock wasn't alone in there. >> And then all the 91 Have you seen that map? There's a map that you can see all the 911 calls at at that very moment and they're coming from everywhere on the strip. So people heard the shots in different hotels from different places. >> But then they acted like one guy from one spot did it. There was like a Saudi Arabian like high up royal that that was like running away to at the same time or something. Paddock was the sheriff's they released audio of the sheriff's
17:39 department talking about how there was there wasn't he was with a woman in the room. >> Nobody even talks about the woman ever. Never brought up. It's just gone. It's expuned from the story. >> And it couldn't be his girlfriend because his girlfriend was out of the country. >> Exactly. >> It just seems like another shruggable moment. Like the government just goes even though you have all this evidence and facts of like what about this, what about that? They just go that's all we got. Yeah. >> Cuz it is a really good tactic. People do just get tired and they move on to something else. >> Well, I also think like, okay, we live in a rich country. Even the poorest people here still kind of got video games and distractions, right? And pe if people aren't suffering enough, they don't blame the government enough. >> So, like, >> yeah, true. >> If we It's not We It's not a good recipe for revolution. So, if you think about how the French revolted against the royals, they were getting the ████ kicked out of them. They were hungry.
18:30 They're just like They couldn't take it anymore. they were singing in the streets >> then it's like bgeois they're the problem let's kill them let's you know but there's not enough like anger to want blood on the streets cuz we still can go back home to our comfortable beds and be like ah we still have a good life >> still got Tik Tok >> we still got ████ ramen beria to eat you know >> yeah we're not anywhere near the point of doing synchronized dancing and singing outside and stuff like that that the French did >> no I don't think so >> but this is a different time where we all can connect and go, "No, no, no. Last week, this is what you said." And then like everybody could just edit what you said last week and what you said today and put it on a meme and it's like the whole world sees, "Oh, yeah, that's ████ He didn't say that." But like just 10 years ago, we couldn't really do that. The news would lie to you straight
19:20 to your face and you're like, "Oh, it's not. The list is gone." >> Or they spend 2 minutes on it maximum in a week and then you're just like, "That story's I think they took care of it and it's over." But what's different now is it's constantly like reminding us not to forget the the list is still there. What's happening? What's happening? And then like they can't just like bury it. >> And I I you know I'm glad Trump botched it because it got way bigger after that. >> Yeah. For real. >> Way bigger. >> For real. His reaction made it so much bigger. Like everyone's reaction. >> I mean, if he just dragged it out, it would have been fine. >> I know. He really boxed it. >> And Bonnie did too.
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