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Eating & Chatting: Is There Really a Client List?

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0:00 [Music] Zangu. >> Welcome back to another mukbang episode where we are eating Zangu again. Sorry. >> Quork anybody? >> We've been really on this schwarma. >> This is my first time having this. Is bomb. >> Oh, you get it? >> Yeah. >> Hey, uh Giani, tell us your opinion because we've been talking about this so much, but what do you think about the uh do you think there is a list or there is no list >> for Epstein? >> Mhm. Like is there is there an actual list you have? >> Yeah. Or like how do you feel about that about them suddenly saying that there's nothing here? >> I just don't believe anything anymore. I don't believe what I see in social media. I even even when that thing came out about that girl uh the coal play her his wife made a statement is I don't that's probably not real. Like I just don't believe anything anymore.

0:50 >> There was fake news about the daughter. >> Why? >> Oh the one that started a fast. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean no no she didn't Joe. That's the point. Well, it's cuz everybody's trying to capitalize off. >> The one that started the only fans. >> That's what I'm saying. Like >> Only Fans. People do that all the time. They'll take an event that's like really high >> and they'll be like, "Oh, I'm the girl from the thing." Just to like Yeah. >> Like the LA fire, huh? >> Yeah. >> How about that? How about the fire money? Did you guys see that? >> That's crazy. >> It just It never went anywhere. >> Of course. >> Of course not. >> Cuz government's not good at anything. >> Yeah. The contractor just like kept on having no like no progress at all. >> That's crazy. >> But that's the thing. I just don't believe anything I see anymore. Except JK News is where I get all my news. >> Yes, sir. >> Scary ████ out of me. >> So, there could be a list. There could not be a list. We'll never know. >> I've been saying over a year I didn't think there was going to be a list. Cuz I think if you were in charge, you're

1:40 you're absolutely so dumb. If the person who's running against you is like, I'm going to as soon as I get in, I'm going to release the list. Like, why wouldn't you just get rid of the list then? >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Like I I've been saying that before. >> So, that's why they got in. They're like, there is no list. >> Right. Cuz I think they got rid of it forever. >> They were like, "Alexam, it's gone." Oh, so you think like the previous administration nuked it >> or whoever? Maybe it was the Trump administration the first. >> No, no, no. It wasn't my guy. No, >> he would never do that. >> Yeah, but who the hell knows, right? Like who? >> But the tone of it was such a straight like what? >> No, it doesn't exist, >> right? And then and it's like, bro, you ████ the whole time. >> It's like you would think that there would be more like Well, there was, but when I got in, they doctorred it so ████ hard. There's no explanation. It's just It's just not there. >> Yeah. >> But it's possible that like Trump the first time had his DOJ just get rid of

2:31 the list, right? Like, >> oh, the very first round. >> Yeah, sure. If he's actually in there and stuff like >> I don't know. People keep saying like I keep hearing Republican guys say like, "Hey, if if you know if if Biden was sitting on top of it, why wouldn't he release it? Obviously Trump's not on the list." I'm like, "Trump was in charge of the DOJ the first time in 20 from 2016 >> before Biden." >> I've never said that. >> If he's in there, why wouldn't he just get rid of it then, >> right? >> And then if you're running against the administration, you go like, "Hey, uh, they won't release the list. It's actually crazy." Like, wouldn't you run on that? Of course you would. >> Yeah. I I just don't believe anything anymore. That's bottom line. Oh, that's a pretty good tactic. I never thought of it. >> Yeah, I just don't know why nobody's thinking of that cuz I I certainly am suspicious of all that. >> Do we think he committed suicide or someone killed him? >> I think he was killed. I think his >> clearly killed. >> His brother had a separate autopsy done

3:21 and they found that his neck was depressed and broken in such a way that it couldn't have been done. It was the bone, right? The high. >> Exactly. Exactly. That couldn't have been done. It had to be done through through more blunt force trauma. They put him in a ████ like the bunk watch guy. >> Yeah. >> Serial killer. >> What are you talking about? >> The guy he was with. I thought he was by himself. >> I thought he was by himself, too. >> The guy that they say. >> Yeah, you're right. I know. >> The bald guy. >> I know you're talking about >> the buff ass scary looking neo-Nazi dude. >> Yeah. >> Who do you think Who do you think had him killed? >> The people on the list. >> The state. >> He's an asset. >> No, I think I think it was probably CIA or MSAD. >> Or both. Exactly. They're working together. And if you're the CIA or the massage, you're like, "We don't want none of this getting out." >> Yeah. >> How come they're not doing nothing to Galain though? >> Cuz she probably has a ton of leverage here. >> Apparently, they're interviewing her like this week or something. No way.

4:11 >> If it's both of them, it's too obvious the big boys did it. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> But then who cares if it's obvious? We can't do ████ about it. >> Well, here's my thing, too. Who >> Why do we have the rights to know what's on the list? >> What do you mean? >> What are you talking about? Who are we to say? Who are we to say? >> I'm saying it wrong. Who are we to know the list? >> You don't want to find out. >> No, it's not that I don't want to find out. It's just like are we do they owe us that? >> The truth. >> When you're campaigning on it, >> you like to think they do, but they but they don't ever really do that. >> Mhm. >> I I guess I see what you're saying though. Like maybe the families deserve it, right? Like >> the families. >> Why does Nick Dunn from ████ Lion Hart deserve it? >> I want to know. I want to know who's on that list. >> Why does people in UK get to know what's on that list? >> Yeah. >> Well, how about it just be an America thing? >> We'll just keep

5:01 >> We'll just keep it to our Hey, don't you ████ say anything. >> Hey, only post this on America sites. Okay. >> I know. I know you're going to Prague a lot. Don't say ████ over there. >> Don't say ████ about this. >> You know why I think Glain didn't get killed? >> I think was her dad. >> I think she was the actual um handler of Epstein. I think Epstein was the dispensable one, >> but everyone makes it seem like Epstein was the ring leader, but yeah, like there's clear tie. Well, >> it's already open that herad is >> he was a triple agent. >> He was >> Msad. Yeah. And KGB, >> which is crazy. How do you get that? >> MI6. Yeah. >> He must have been a very impressive man. >> He was the ultimate tattletail working with all those agents. And then so he apparently the story is he uh basically groomed his daughter to be just like

5:52 him. Yeah. >> And then she was the one that was recruiting the girls and also helping out uh Epstein but also telling him the orders and that's why she's like in jail and like no one's going to kill her because she's like why would they kill their own kind like you know? >> So so she was basically just doing it for money. Like I don't know anything about >> Well, she's an agent, >> so she's like she's like working with her. >> So they're collecting blackmail is what they're doing >> because that's their whole thing. That's the whole MSAD's like that's what they're known for. >> It's to obtain power. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> 100%. >> Mhm. >> They wanted that Prince Andrew guy. That's what they wanted, dude. >> Who's who's MSAD? >> They framed a great man. >> Oh, that's uh the Israeli CIA. >> Ah, >> they're secret agents. Yeah. >> And their intelligence is like topnotch, right? They're a big deal. >> It's OP. It's OP. >> Yeah, they're really good. >> You guys ████ know ████ >> No, dude. >> No, dude. You just saying random ████ >> Yeah, we're dumb as ████ actually. But

6:43 it's fun to talk about. >> It's fun to speculate, >> but it just seems like very much like the CIA to be like, "We're going to sweep this under the rug and just be like, ah, what do you guys care about this anyway? Come on, no big deal." >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Like you, we were we were uh deep diving on the JFK stuff and it just seems like the same. >> Yeah. Wait, didn't he just do something with that? Like he was on Someone said that he was on the Epstein list and he went, "We're not releasing that." But um here's the JFK ████ >> No, it was um Well, they did that a couple months ago. It was MLK. >> Oh. >> Oh, yeah. >> Isn't that about to get released? >> It's It's released. >> People are going through it right now. >> It's actually crazy. >> And it actually It's actually as bad as a >> Okay, so this is just what I saw from a document. It's not my opinion >> from a document, >> but I saw one that had like I guess MLK witnessed a woman being like >> essayed pretty hard and he was like

7:33 laughing about it and that's like testimony that was like unsealed. which is sense MLK's family for many years has not wanted a lot of these records released >> and so now it's kind of like becoming a tapestry of like rumors that we've heard that like MLK was kind of like effed up like that like sexually like that and uh yeah it's wild >> that's the main thing I always hear about him is that he was he was really >> he was like a ladies man >> he was crushing a lot >> really he was crushing the pig yeah like that was like his thing >> apparently yeah >> well because the Um CIA at the time was like following a lot of like every uh civil rights movement and whatever just trying to see who's radical, who's like terrorist or whatever. >> And so they have a huge they tapped his lines illegally all that. And then they have a lot of notes on them

8:24 >> and one of them is I guess like he was constantly cheating or like having orgies and ████ or like hardcore like >> he was like with a pastor, right? Like him and another pastor guy. By the way, if I was trying to destroy MLK, which they were, >> this is all true, too. Like, they actually sent MLK a letter telling him that he should kill himself. The FBI. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, if I wanted to destroy a man's legacy, I would write a document that says he witnessed a lady being hardcore essay and laughed about it cuz that's like a really weird thing to like have in a document. >> But it's so specific. Exactly. So, I'm like, >> if I was trying to destroy this man's legacy and make people forget about it, I would do that probably, right? I think it could be a fugati. >> Is the document a a transcript of an audio thing that they recorded of him? >> So then there is audio proof of it. They just all we're seeing now are just a transcript of it. Right.

9:14 >> I don't look I don't know if they spliced together a lady screaming and and who knows. You don't know how they manipulate it, >> right? But back then all the time. >> Yeah. There's videos of me doing a bunch of gay things like they it was all AI and put it all together. >> No, but back then though, you didn't have to record ████ You could be an operator that uh the CIA guys listening in and writing notes and they took that as evidence. >> And by the way, by the way, we already know they were trying to destroy him. >> Yeah, that was the mission. Yeah. >> Right. So, like we know the intent already. So, why wouldn't they have done that? >> Convoluted. >> Exactly. Just backfill it with some ████ >> No, cuz that was real like like what Steve said like um there was a whole mission to >> what do you call them? Like delegitimize people from the civil rights movement. Yeah. Yeah, they were trying to ruin his life. >> Yeah, >> makes a lot of sense. >> Maybe he wasn't a freak. Like maybe just

10:05 maybe he loved his wife. >> We really don't know. >> That's called a counter intelligence operation, right? Like that's your job as an intelligence operator is to seed doubt. >> Yeah. >> Right. About the about your subject. >> They have training on that. Like that's like a course that you take. You go to CIA school. They're teaching you how to do that >> legit, >> you know? So it's like it's a thing. >> The other thing is like you I just can't trust anything you read anymore. smart to do that in general. >> Yeah. >> I think America is taken over by the intelligence community. >> Like I think there's a network >> always has been since JFK I think. >> Yeah. >> From CIA to different agencies. I think >> cuz it makes sense like you can't get fired. >> Y >> Mhm. >> You have uh what's that called? dark money or like >> it's like you get unlimited taxes

10:56 because the Pentagon and all these different operations, they'll just be like >> I don't know where it went. >> We we ████ up on the audit, but ████ you. We're not telling you anything. >> Yeah. Because they get a budget for military and to protect the country. So imagine if you have unlimited funding. You also don't have any oversight because you're a secret like agency. >> Yep. >> For protection, right? President might not even know your operation. And there's no term limits. So you could forever ever for a lifetime work and you could it doesn't matter who changes. Yeah. I don't think it's politicians actually running anything cuz every single time they're threatened with election that they could leave. >> So yeah, people think the president actually runs ████ I I don't think so. I think the our intelligence community does. >> Yeah.

11:46 >> I think it it definitely is a president's job to make people think he runs ████ Yeah, >> 100%. Cuz then that's the blame factor. >> But I think they have power. >> And they get to do like they get to wear that cool jacket and sit in the situation room and act all hard. >> That's cool. >> Right. And like Yeah, we successfully like you see Trump with the jacket on and they're like looking all tough and then you see Obama with a jacket on looking all tough. You see Bush with the jacket on looking all tough. But I don't think they're in charge of ████ Did you guys watch that Netflix documentary of um uh bas It's basically the movie uh what was the one part? Yeah. Yeah, it was basically that movie but real. >> It was amazing. >> Wow. What's it What's the actual thing called? >> You don't think Osama got shot? >> I don't know the name. >> Oh, no. Did I believe? >> You think so? >> No, but they have >> You don't think he did? >> Wow, dude. >> How they got to this? >> Wait, you're like Osama reveal? You're like, well, he's right here. >> Wow.

12:36 >> He's our next guest. >> Come on out. >> I don't know these things. You guys are bringing up like MLK. He's got a ████ third wife and Osama's alive ████ a third wife. >> That's what the file says, dude. >> I don't ████ know, dude. I'm on FC's list apparently. >> No, you wish, dude. >> You ████ wish you were. >> How was that? >> It was sick. Yeah, it was fire. There was a pretty gangster moment where Obama was talking about how they did a um a party at the White House the night it was happening. They were like flying there and they're doing like a comedy benefit. bit. I forgot who was up there like Tucker Carlson or like one or not. No, that's a right. I don't know. It was like one of the like political comedians and he made a joke like, "Ah, we've been looking for Osama bin Laden for like 10 years and they still haven't found him or something like that." As they were flying to go get him and Obama like laughed it off, but he's literally in

13:26 his mind like we're going to kill him as we speak. >> Yeah. >> Zero Dark 30. >> He's kind of crazy. No, Zero Dark 30 is the movie. >> No, no, that's what Obama said. You if you watch the documentary, he he mouthed under >> Oh, really? Oh, is it? Is it American American Manhunt? >> Again, you you can't trust me, dude. >> He's like, "Oh, wait. I can't wait till ████ >> Is it American Manhunt?" >> Is it that one? American Manhunt. >> Oh, okay. >> Wow. >> American Manhunt. >> American Man. >> I mean, if you've seen if you've seen >> Oh, it's the same ones that did the OJ Simpson thing. >> The coolest thing about it, and I only saw this in a clip. It was really cool. They had they they actually show the footage of >> I think it's is what they call it, the the compound, wherever the compound is that Bin Lad's at. They show you footage of Bin Laden standing that they have from drone footage. Like you see his civiliz >> and it really like they really did not know if it was him. They're like it's just some tall guy.

14:16 >> Could be. >> Like that's that >> he was tall, right? Wasn't he put hundreds of millions into that specific thing be like it was just some tall guy on the phone. You see his silhouette >> and he never came in or out. So they're like >> see he used to walk around the courtyard every single day. >> I need to add that. They called him the pacer cuz he used to like pace around in like steps in. >> That's why he was very slim and lean. >> Could you imagine that though? Like >> having to just be confined to a house forever like because of like like he just couldn't leave and he was in a house and like >> No, no, no, no, no, no. >> By the way, his movie is coming out >> Yeah. 22nd. >> Don't miss it. 22nd. >> Don't miss it. >> No, but think about that. Like like do you I don't know. Do you think at some point he's like ████ I probably shouldn't have blown up those buildings. Like I'd probably be able to go to the store right now. >> That's a self-reflection.

15:06 >> Yeah. Cuz I really want to go to Ryade right now. >> Thing to think his head real quick. He regrets it a little bit. >> Well, remember, do we know if they did that? >> They got him. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold your horses. >> Hey, you're not me. >> We're trying to increase monetization mode. >> Yeah. Come on, man. All right, it's time to end

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