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Trump’s Past Surfaces at Worst Time for Him

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Trump’s Past Surfaces at Worst Time for Him

The transcript highlights a growing public and legal movement demanding transparency around the Jeffrey Epstein files, which are being used to expose alleged cover-ups by the Trump administration and Department of Justice. Wise is presented as a reliable, transparent financial tool for global money management, emphasizing honesty in exchange rates and fee structures. Former Attorney General Todd Blanche admits personal ties to Trump and acknowledges errors in document handling, including failures in oversight and redaction. Legal actions, such as those led by New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres and activist Katie Fang, seek to block profits from Epstein’s estate and access to unredacted files, especially related to abuse at the Zorro Ranch. Protests from diverse groups, including former conservatives, underscore public outrage over the suppression of evidence. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asserts that the files will shock even Trump supporters and confirms her belief that Putin holds compromising material on Trump. A proposed second Epstein Transparency Act is expected to pass after the midterms, granting legal standing to state officials and survivors to sue the DOJ. The narrative portrays a clear breakdown in accountability, with mounting evidence pointing to systemic efforts to conceal information, while emphasizing the need for full disclosure to protect survivors and restore public trust.

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Support comes from wise, the smart way to manage the currencies you need around the world. Your life is global. Your money should be too. Some providers promise no fees on overseas transfers. Don't be fooled. Extra costs often hide and blow to exchange rates. Choose wise. You can send, spend, and receive money in over 40 currencies. Count on the exchange rate that you'd usually see on Google. That's how millions save billions on hidden fees. Be smart. Get wise. Visit wise.com. T's and C's apply. Donald Trump's dark past is surfacing at the worst time for him. He's trying to do everything he can distract from his cover-up of the Epstein files before the midterms, but everybody knows that he and his DOJ are covering up the Epstein files and the child sex trafficking ring. So Donald Trump's attorney general and former criminal defense lawyer, Todd Blanche, had to go on this New York Post podcast where he was like, look, this is not about protecting Trump. There's nothing to see here. Donald Trump doesn't have anything to do with Epstein. Watch this here. Play this clip. Over the last four years, then you're blinded. So this was never, ever, ever about protecting President Trump, ever. So what the documents did reveal that during the civil lawsuits, when he was named improperly, the lawyers would call him. He didn't fight. He said, come over, talk to me. I got nothing to hide. Then Todd Blanche says, there's this misperception out there that I'm supposed to be separate and independent from the White House. No, I work for Donald Trump. Okay, yeah, we know that. That's why you are all involved in covering up a child sex trafficking ring, the Epstein files, and you've turned the Department of Justice into a racketeering enterprise for protecting the Epstein class. It is disgusting here. Play this clip. So there was this misperception that there's this separation and independence between the Department of Justice and the White House and everybody likes to champion that. And they accused me of not suffering from independence. I don't. I work for President Trump. But they did too. They did too. So this idea that Garland was just on his own making decisions independent of what the Biden administration wanted him to do is not true. And by the way, I'm not being critical of that. What I'm being critical of is the lie that he wasn't dependent. He wasn't more from Donald Trump's attorney general Todd Blanche during this absolutely disastrous interview with the New York Post podcast. And he's like, okay, okay, I admit it. I admit it. So we've made mistakes with the Epstein files. Okay, maybe a reviewer, mis the name here or there, but no biggie. That's what this is all about. You're still covering up three to five million documents, which could mean 30, 40, 50 million pages because documents could be multi-page documents. Also, there are certain other areas of the investigation. You're still covering up like the financial crimes, all of the foreign crimes that were being committed. But okay, you just made a little mistakes here. Watch how pathetic this is here. Play this clip. And by the way, we made mistakes. And I've owned up to those mistakes, meaning a reviewer that's reviewing documents, maybe didn't redact a name and they should have, which there's no excuse for that, but mistakes were made. But what happened when we were called out for those mistakes? We owned up to them and we fixed them. And so I don't know what happens next with with respect to the public's perception of the work that we did. But I can tell you that President Trump from day one said release as many of the files I want everything released when the Epstein Transparency Act was passed by Congress. The president signed it like within a day, two days. And then we put our lawyers to work to comply with the statute, which we did. And I don't know. I can tell you that they, I mean, the Democrats obviously are trying to tie some dirt to President Trump because he knew Epstein back in the day. Yes. And by the way, amazingly, you didn't hear a peep about Epstein during four Biden years. And make no mistake, if President Trump did something wrong or was in the Epstein files, if you think that Garland and Chris Ray and Biden wouldn't have exposed that. And when asked about Jeffrey Epstein, Attorney General Todd Blanche says, look, there's no reason to doubt that he committed suicide. Of course, this was death by suicide, really, really hear, play this clip. And what do you think of his death? I mean, do you think it was suspicious or do you, are you comfortable that it was a suicide? I'm comfortable with a suicide. I mean, I spent a lot of time on that. And unfortunately, we can never, we can never satisfy because the jail down in Manhattan, I used to work right next door to it for many years. All the recordings weren't working. There were staff shortages. So the right people weren't checking on him. So there was a process failure at the jail that that has led to these, that in part has led to the questions around his his death. But no, I think he committed suicide. I have to tell you about this game-changing product that I drink before a night out with drinks. It's called the pre-alcohol by Zbiotics. Zbiotics pre-alcohol probiotic drink is the world's first genetically engineered probiotic. It was engineered by PhD microbiologist to break down us a towel to hide an unwanted byproduct of alcohol metabolism. Make pre-alcohol your first drink of the night drink responsibly and enjoy your next day activities. Zbiotics has sold more than 14 million bottles and earn the trust of thousands, including us. I am intentional about what I put in my body and I like to think ahead. I drank Zbiotics before a night out with friends and we had a great time out. I knew I could comfortably enjoy the evening, knowing that I'd be my best self the following day. Try for yourself today. And if you are unsatisfied, they will refund your entire order. No questions asked. Head to zbiotics.com/mytus code mitus for 15% off your first order. Zbiotics is a partner of mine. Again, the cover up right in plain view. It is so damn obvious. And I also want to give a hat tip to mitus touch network host Katie Fang for her lawsuit pushing forward every day on behalf of the survivors to release the millions of documents that the Trump regime is still covering up. I also want to give a hat tip to new Mexico attorney general Raul Torres because yesterday he filed a federal lawsuit against Epstein's longtime attorney Darren Indyke and his accountant Richard Khan and the Epstein estate. The suit accuses the two men of helping run pay for and hide Epstein's sex trafficking operation, including abuse at the Zorro Ranch, which we've covered a lot here on the Midas Touch Network in New Mexico. It also seeks to block them from profiting from the estate. Also recall New Mexico has been filing legal actions against the Trump regime for covering up the Epstein files and refusing to turn over the Epstein files for New Mexico's investigation of what took place at the Zorro Ranch. The Trump regime covering up the Zorro Ranch documents, which is absolutely, absolutely heinous behavior over there. Here's what New Mexico State Attorney General Raul Torres said yesterday. Here play this clip, a powerful press conference, and he was there with some of the survivors. Let's play. And we continue to seek access to the complete unredacted Epstein file. Nevertheless, we are here today to mark an important milestone and the use of another legal tool at our disposal to hopefully shed light on individuals in Jeffrey Epstein's orbit, who were participants in what we describe as an ongoing criminal enterprise that facilitated human trafficking and sexual abuse at Zorro Ranch and beyond. And so today we have filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court here in the District of New Mexico, naming Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn as co-executors of the estate of Jeffrey Epstein in the 1953 trust. Those that trust and that estate currently holds in excess of $100 million. And as it currently stands, Mr. Indyke and Mr. Kahn as co-executors and beneficiaries stand to benefit substantially from the distribution of resources out of that trust without some intervening action, which is at the heart of what we're doing today. And so we have filed this lawsuit seeking to enjoy any distribution from the trust and to halt any allocation of any of those monies, which are a product of Mr. Epstein's ongoing criminal conduct. And frankly, if anyone is entitled to a recovery of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, it's the survivors. The Epstein survivors who were targeted and treated traffic here in New Mexico and beyond. - Now, even former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is saying, when we finally see what's in those Epstein files, that Trump is covering up, people are going to be even more shocked and disgusted, including Trump supporters. Watch what former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says, play this clip. - Against the release of the Epstein files. And when we finally see all the Epstein files, I think even the people who supported Trump are gonna be shocked by what it shows about Trump. - And then she goes on to say that she believes, and she's been spot on with all of the stuff that Putin has on Trump. I mean, she was calling it out 10 years ago. She says, I continue to believe that Putin has things on Trump, whether it's photos, videos, whatever it might be. Listen to what former Secretary of State Clinton has to say over here. Let's play this clip. I continue to believe that Putin has things on Trump. I continue to believe that he is holding photos, videos, whatever it might be. - Now in the Katie Fang litigation against the Trump regime, the Trump regime filed an appeal to the DC Circuit Court of Appeal, trying to block Katie Fang and saying that she doesn't have jurisdiction and that the Epstein Transparency Act, that Trump was forced to sign into law after it overwhelmingly passed the House and the Senate, that it didn't provide standing to actually file lawsuits in the first place. So remember this as well. There's the second Epstein Transparency Act discharge petition. When Congress comes back into session after the midterms, that gets voted on right away. That's going to pass. That will further provide standing to state attorneys general as well as to survivors to file lawsuits against the Trump regime and the Trump DOJ. So that's coming down the pipeline as well. It's going to be veto proof. So there's gonna be such overwhelming support, especially with what's about to happen in the midterms. And then let's not forget yesterday JD Vance, when he was giving a speech, when he was heckled, a protester said, "Release the Epstein files, "release the Epstein, "but stop covering up child's extraficking." Let me show you what went down here, play this clip. - Roughs, far left cartel, the subjected this country to woke insanity for years. - Release the Epstein file. - God bless our children! God bless the children! (crowd cheering) - Ladies and gentlemen, I'm gonna have to amend something I said earlier. I said that we have had zero illegal border crossings in the United States of America. (crowd cheering) And we're seeing that a lot with the protest taking place. And these are protests also from people who were former magas supporters, former right wing people, and it's all people at this point are like, why are you covering up a child's extraficking ring? And it's so obvious that you all are doing it, and we likely know the reason why Trump and the Trump regime is doing it, given Trump's relationship with Epstein and Trump's relationship with John Casablanca, and Jean-Luc Bernel, and that whole crew. But the walls are gonna close in on it. They absolutely are folks. Error of accountability is here, and I'm just so honored to be working with Katie Fang, man. What a hero she is, right? At her part of this network at this time, that's so amazing. WTF America is the book we have a whole chapter on this as well. I hope you get the copy, either the hard cover or the e-book it's out now. It's out now, so get your copy today, the hard cover, the e-book. Let me know if you ordered it, thanks so much. It's finally here, WTF America. The book I wrote with my brothers is out now. It's about how we got into this hell, and how we get out. Scan the QR code, click the link in the description, where find it anywhere books are sold, and order your copy today. Here we go.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Wise offers a transparent, fee-free global money transfer service with exchange rates matching those seen on Google, helping users avoid hidden fees.
  2. Former Attorney General Todd Blanche admitted to working directly for Donald Trump and acknowledged past missteps in handling the Epstein files, including document redactions and process failures.
  3. The Trump administration and DOJ have been criticized for covering up the Jeffrey Epstein files, including child sex trafficking operations and financial crimes, despite public demands for transparency.
  4. New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres filed a lawsuit against Epstein’s attorneys and estate executors, seeking to block profits from Epstein’s estate and protect survivors.
  5. Survivors and legal advocates are pushing for full release of Epstein-related documents, with multiple lawsuits and legal actions challenging the Trump regime’s obstruction.
  6. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated that public viewing of the Epstein files would shock even Trump supporters and revealed her long-standing belief that Putin holds compromising material on Trump.
  7. A second Epstein Transparency Act is expected to pass after the midterms, giving state attorneys and survivors legal standing to sue the Trump DOJ over document withholding.
  8. Public protests, including from former right-wing supporters, have demanded the release of Epstein files, highlighting widespread awareness and outrage over the cover-up.

Summary:

The transcript highlights a growing public and legal movement demanding transparency around the Jeffrey Epstein files, which are being used to expose alleged cover-ups by the Trump administration and Department of Justice. Wise is presented as a reliable, transparent financial tool for global money management, emphasizing honesty in exchange rates and fee structures. Former Attorney General Todd Blanche admits personal ties to Trump and acknowledges errors in document handling, including failures in oversight and redaction.

Legal actions, such as those led by New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres and activist Katie Fang, seek to block profits from Epstein’s estate and access to unredacted files, especially related to abuse at the Zorro Ranch. Protests from diverse groups, including former conservatives, underscore public outrage over the suppression of evidence. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asserts that the files will shock even Trump supporters and confirms her belief that Putin holds compromising material on Trump.

A proposed second Epstein Transparency Act is expected to pass after the midterms, granting legal standing to state officials and survivors to sue the DOJ. The narrative portrays a clear breakdown in accountability, with mounting evidence pointing to systemic efforts to conceal information, while emphasizing the need for full disclosure to protect survivors and restore public trust.

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Wise is a platform that helps users send, spend, and receive money in over 40 currencies. It offers transparent exchange rates similar to what you'd see on Google, helping users save on hidden fees and costs.

Such claims can be misleading. Many providers hide extra costs and use unfavorable exchange rates, which can lead to significant losses. Wise offers transparent pricing and fair exchange rates.

The Epstein files contain evidence related to child sex trafficking and abuse. Advocates and legal actions, including those by New Mexico's attorney general and survivors, are pushing for full transparency to expose wrongdoing.

They are being sued for helping to run, fund, and hide Epstein's sex trafficking operations, including abuse at the Zorro Ranch. The lawsuit seeks to block them from profiting from Epstein’s estate.

Blanche acknowledges past mistakes in document handling and admits that the DOJ was not fully independent from Trump’s office. He does not claim Trump had direct involvement but admits the cover-up is ongoing.

State attorneys general, survivors, and legal groups are filing lawsuits to demand full access. The Epstein Transparency Act provides legal standing for such actions, especially after its re-introduction in Congress.

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