the epstein coverup is getting out of hand

though. I'd like to answer that question

at least today. I'm going to have to

assert my fifth.

>> If you haven't yet seen the South Park

of Donald Trump yesterday, I'll give you

a quick overview of it. It's a huge slam

on Trump. It is basically an entire

video segment. So, this 28 minute video

slamming on how the Trump presidency is

not what quote unquote MAGA voted for.

MAGA are seen in the video clip saying,

"Hey, you know, I voted to end this woke

crap, but now we're going so far in the

opposite extreme, just enriching the

president and breaking things that, you

know, we otherwise liked." Uh, and they

make references to cancelling shows,

whether it's the implication of

cancelling Colbear or cancelling or

essentially defunding PBS and NPR with

government funding. And although a lot

of people seem to be in support of that,

uh, a lot of others are like, "No, you

know, like let let the Corporation for

Public Broadcasting continue to

broadcast and and don't cut media that

doesn't always agree with you, uh,

Donald Trump, because obviously these

institutions lean more to the left side.

Uh, you find uh a Donald Trump character

that sues everybody who does something

Donald Trump doesn't like. So people

start revoling in the town of South

Park. They get sued. Not only do they

have to pay money to Donald Trump, but

then they have to share positive Trump

propaganda. The uh you know, characters

in South Park revolt over this idea of

well, who's in the president or you

know, who's in the White House? Uh, and

uh, they they then show clips of Trump

suing an artist because the artist

showed a naked portrait of Donald Trump

that wasn't very flattering to Donald

Trump because something was very small.

Uh, then it shows Trump saying, "Hey,

I'm going to sue you." And he walks back

into his bedroom to go to bed with the

devil who's like 10 times the size of

Trump. Basically, you've got this idea

that the creators of South Park are

saying Trump is a little man uh and uh

you know, he sleeps with the devil who's

way larger than he is. And then the

devil's point of view in this is asking

Trump to release the Epstein files,

which obviously, you know, Trump refuses

to say. And the devil implies that he

used to be in a relationship with

somebody like Donald Trump suggesting

well he says that and it sort of implies

that he used to be in a relationship

with Jeffrey Epstein and he's like I

just wish you would tell me if you were

on the list or not Donnie is something

to this effect. Uh so uh you know

concerns over separation of church and

state, concerns over is anything illegal

anymore, concerns over uh you know what

is there that the president can't do?

There's there's no way to basically

reign him in. That's essentially what

South Park's episode was about. Uh and

it was pretty blunt. And what's kind of

remarkable about it is the South Park

show is uh you know a show that that has

the same directors of Paramount you know

CBS who just struck a deal

with

Donald Trump for potentially $20 million

with maybe another 20 to40 extra million

dollars to settle claims that Donald

Trump has against CBS regarding the

potential for deceptive editing of the

Kla Harris interview. Uh, but people

think there's a lot more going on, that

this is not just about getting money

from CBS or Paramount, that it's really

about getting them to cater the message

uh that, you know, they basically

broadcast to be more favorable to Trump.

In doing so, potentially also canning

Colbear, which came just a few days

after the settlement. This also comes as

the Wall Street Journal yesterday dumps

this new exclusive where the Justice

Department told Donald Trump in May that

his name is amongst many in the Epstein

files. Bondi also told the president at

the meeting that the Justice Department

decided not to release more Epstein

documents because of the presence of

child pornography and the need to

protect victims, which makes sense. Uh

that obviously should be censored,

right? That should never be shared

again. Now, the Justice Department

officials reviewed Pam Bondi's truckload

of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein,

and they discovered that Donald Trump's

name appeared multiple times. In May,

Bondi and her deputy informed the

president in the meeting in the White

House that his name was in the Epstein

files. Many other high-profile figures

were also named. Being mentioned in the

records isn't a sign of wrongdoing. I

like how this is like CYA from the Wall

Street Journal and kind of like, "All

right, please don't sue us, bro." Uh

they told the president at the meeting

that the files contained what officials

felt was unverified hearsay about many

people including Trump who had

socialized with Epstein in the past.

They also told Trump that senior Justice

Department officials didn't plan to

release any more documents related to

the investigation of Epstein because the

material contained well sensitive

information. Donald Trump said at the

meeting that he would refer to the

Justice Department's decision not to

release any more files. Mind you,

there's, you know, Donald Trump's

request to courts to release the Epstein

files. Uh, unfortunately, Donald Trump's

request to release the Epstein files

also came with this,

how should I put it, legal argumentation

from the Trump administration that

basically said the judge has no

authority to release these files. So,

even though we're suing and trying to

show that we're getting these files

released, uh, we don't think you guys

have the legal ability to do so. They

write in their complaint, it

acknowledges that the Department of

Justice recognizes that this court is

bound by pitch, another case, and it

raises this argument due to the

significance of the matter to preserve

it for a potential appeal. In its

supplemental briefing, government

further recognizes that the 11th court

precedents hold no exceptions outside

the expressively enumerated

abilities basically for the court to

disclose grand jury material. Finally,

the government acknowledges that the

court cannot

contravene binding case law. Basically,

what they're saying is like, hey, we're

suing for you to release these files.

Just a reminder, we know you legally

can't do that and we're we're asking you

to do it, but we know it would be

against the law for you to release the

files. So, don't release the files, but

release the files. And then sort of as

we predicted, Donald Trump is able to

say, "Yeah, I asked the federal judges

to release the files and they didn't

release the files."

They also, by the way, in the South Park

episode turned Donald Trump into a

Canadian where like his head splits open

after uh the Canadian prime minister

says, "Hey, why are you tariffing us?"

And Trump basically says, "Shut up or

I'll sue you or I'll bomb you like I

bombed Iraq." And the Canadian PM's

like, "Don't you mean Iran?" And then

Trump's like, "Iraq, Iran, who cares?"

implying that he doesn't even know the

difference between a rock and it was it

was a pretty scathing South Park episode

frankly. But anyway, the meeting said it

really I thought it was interesting how

they they basically

showcased the

pissed-off MAGA base with hey like we

voted for just like somebody to do the

right thing not to deepen the swamp. We

voted for drain the swamp and you know

law and order, but there's, this is what

they say in South Park, a lack of

compassion in this administration for

people. Possibly a reference to the ICE

raids. Uh, and you're just enriching

yourself. That was sort of the South

Park POV, which again, like I'm not

trying to spoil it, but people are

asking. They're like, "Hey, I'm not

going to watch it. I've only seen

clips." So, I figure, all right, I'll

I'll just give you the TLDDR. I realize

that's a bit of a spoiler, but not

everybody's going to watch it. I do

encourage watching it uh because I do

personally think it is it is a very it's

very relevant to what's happening today

and it probably actually represents a

good portion of Americans who are like,

"Bro, what what?" Uh so anyway, this

meeting set the stage for a high-profile

uh review to come to an end. Bondie said

in February that the documents were

sitting on her desk. You know, now

obviously the joke is what desk? Uh

there are also now uh leaked images of

the um

uh executives at Paramount

uh following the uh the release of this

South Park episode because a lot of

people are like, "Oh my gosh, you know,

Larry Ellison's trying to strike a deal

with the parent company Paramount and

this doesn't look good." And so people

are memeing on the internet that leaked

footage of the executives of Paramount

have been released after seeing the

South Park Epstein Trump episode. Uh and

it's right here.

So uh continuing with this Wall Street

Journal piece, the uh

where did I put it? Anyway, so

continuing with the Wall Street Journal

piece,

we uh see that Donald Trump is doing

everything he can to focus on either

Obama or trade or anything but the

Epstein files. Uh administration didn't

publicly announce the decision not to

release the list and then eventually

said that there is no list. Typically

doesn't the FBI doesn't disclose. uh

communication director says it's just

another

um you know madeup story by the Wall

Street Journal. People are running ads

apparently or or actually this looks

like somebody's projecting a message on

the US Chamber of Commerce building

saying President Trump release all the

Epstein files. You could actually use

coupon code release the files if you

wanted to join the courses on building

your wealth at mekevin.com which I feel

like is kind of like a historically cool

coupon code to use. So, if you don't

want to use that one, use AI boom.

Anyway, in a statement to the journal

Friday, Bondi and the deputy general,

Todd Blanch, said there was nothing in

the files that warranted further

investigation or prosecution. Uh, and

the president is aware of the findings.

At the same time, the Justice Department

is supposed to be meeting today, I

believe it is, with Maxwell. People

think Trump is going to cut a deal with

Maxwell, whom he now wishes well uh

despite being convicted of sex

trafficking minors and being sentenced

to 20 years in prison. Uh people are now

wondering like why does he say terrible

things about Hillary Clinton but then

says nice things about Maxwell. Um

anyway, then you have this uh you know,

so so that's possible, by the way, that

there's going to be some sort of deal

between Maxwell and the Trump

administration. Mind you, the uh you

know, we via legislative sessions, there

have been goals to subpoena Maxwell, and

that's why a lot of people believe that

Trump and the Department of Justice are

trying to get ahead of this testimony

from Maxwell in Congress by signing some

kind of basically silencing deal in

exchange for potentially less jail time

with the Trump administration. Grand

jury testimony makes up only a portion

of the more than 300 gigabytes of

Epstein related material. Digital and

documentary evidence from the Epstein

properties when he was arrested. Grand

jury evidence likely not to get

released. Oh yeah, Bonino. There's

there's some virality around Bonino and

potentially like his podcast viewership

going down because of his relation to

basically now trying to cover up the

files. Here's Asongold reacting to a

clip that's apparently going viral now

with Donald Trump.

>> What do you mean by personal

relationships?

>> Have you socialized with him?

>> Yes, sir.

>> Yes.

>> Yes, sir.

Have you ever socialized with Donald

Trump in the presence of females under

the age of 18?

>> Though I'd like to answer that question

at least today. I'm going to have to

assert my fifth, sixth, and 14th

amendment right. Sir,

>> this might sound weird, but I'm actually

so glad this has happened because I

think this will force their hand into

releasing the Epstein files. The thing

is that Biden had these files for 4

years. I've said this 50 times. I think

there's a third party that has the full

unredacted list. And the reason why

they're not using it on each other is

because it would be mutually assured

destruction. And if part of that I I

think is exactly why Democrats also

haven't really released the list because

I agree with that mutually assured

destruction. I do not think this Epstein

clip is going to be what it takes to

release the Epstein files. Well, I

understand his hope. I think he's

woefully mistaken on that one. It ain't

coming out. a list gets leaked and it is

redacted, then that third party will

release the full list and it will damage

both of them. Dude, if they don't

release them after this and they don't

explain this, everybody is going to

think Trump was actually on the island

with like the underage girls and

>> people already believe that as a lot we

that's already believed. This doesn't

change anything. It is an interesting

clip. It's worth noting your 14th

amendment is your right to due process.

Your fifth amendment is the right to

remain sound, which is usually used in

criminal investigations, which obviously

he's been charged criminally. That's how

he ended up in jail. Uh and then your uh

sixth amendment also ensures your rights

to a fair trial. So somewhat interesting

to see his response to have you ever

socialized with Donald Trump in the

presence of females under 18? And I

believe the All right. I mean, that is

that's your legal right to do that.

>> Everything guarantee that that's

happening. It's a guarantee people are

going to feel that way.

>> Jeffrey Epste.

>> Yeah, but

>> right. Anyway, so this gives you some of

the latest on what's going on with the

FC files.

>> Why not advertise these things that you

told us here? I feel like nobody else

knows about this.

>> We'll we'll try a little advertising and

see how it goes.

>> Congratulations, man. You have done so

much. People love you. People look up to

you.

>> Kevin Praat there, financial analyst and

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