the, the prophy, epstein, or industry probably linked the reason jeffrey epstein can't possibly be alive right now is because of the contradictions that you and i are talking about. so then where does design maxwell play into all of this? i mean, she's the other person knows the information besides the bank accounts that people of that were involved with it. where do you think she rolls out in, in all of this? and why is it, jp, why are we not talking more about her and this settlement again because of the connections that she, i mean, if you, that she maxwell. if you look at her father who had a book called robert maxwell is really super spy. if you look at just letting maxwell, if she wasn't in, it tells you operations operative, she'd be the black sheep and the family jimmy, the only person who isn't because those because her siblings are her father. we're so again, we get into an unfortunate circumstance where we're talking about the citizens of the united states and possibly other right to know what their, that their government is up to. no good, particularly when it involves the se

jamie diamond, clear connections to epstein, just daily, clear connections to epstein. they could not stand transparency, so they had to pay out whatever it costs $10.00. if you look at the kind of money that jp morgan has, this is pennies on the dollar to them. also still, it's one of those. it looks like a lot of the common man do you and i would be probably, you know, definitely good set for the rest of our lives that jp morgan just to drop in the bucket. but what factory thinks the involvement of just daily played in this in this factor of jp morgan settling? do you think he possibly might just be escape go? no, i think he's probably a middle man. i think he may be a handle more than likely not just uh, jeffrey epstein is assigned to handler assigned liaison. cuz clearly if you look at the connections between there, these are not, this is not just the business connections. there's a lot more to within this. so they had to have someone who was a handler and from the sounds of things from what we see just daily, has at least been accused of being involved in physical

geoffrey epstein, you know, who wants to get people don't know literally. jeffery epstein was put in a cell with a man named nicholas tart, hardly only who was recently convicted for murdering for people when he did. so they tell us we're going to look out for jeffrey epstein. we have to take care of and make sure nothing happens and they put them in a cell with a guy who's basically a mafia. gorilla school, literally, he strangled this guy, did that. the guy just happen to have 4 people with them unrelated. so we kill, excuse me, 3 people. so we killed the other 3 just because they were there. they put epstein in the cell with this guy and he committed suicide. so in viewing that particular scenario, if you're i, where i ask what we knew about jeffrey epstein, based on what we learned, we'd probably, regardless of what we knew, it would probably come out. i don't know, nothing. right as well. yeah. we don't even go anything. but as a part of the problem with this, and it's not just the way, it's not just the american, what other intelligence agencies are you mentioned is rarely in t

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how did you first meet jeffrey epstein?acquiring art. >> you were an artist and he asked you to get involved with his lucrative art collection? >> he didn't have a lucrative art collection, he had garish taste and he needed help. i thought he was daddy warbucks, because that is how he presented himself. in the early days, hry charismatic, charming, handsome. generous, but never generous person. he was a wonderful employer for a a while. he was kind. he would come to my defense and i didn't get they were grooming me. >> jesse: what happened the night you were assaulted? >> i never saw her with just a bathroom. i could tell she didn't have clothing underneath. i felt uncomfortable because this was my employer. she is being strange, showing part of her body and i felt uncomfortable and she said, come with me, and i knew something was nefarious. i felt the energy and jeffrey was lying in bed watching a math program. he asked me to rub his feet and i knew that was weird because he was my employer. i went to give him a foot massa

what happened is, jeffrey epstein, you know, who wants to get people don't know literally jeffrey epstein was put in a cell with a man named nicholas tart, hardly only who was recently convicted for murdering for people when he so they tell us we're going to look out for jeffrey epstein, we have to take care of and make sure nothing happens and they put them in a cell with a guy who's basically a mafia. gorilla school, literally, he strangled this guy, did that. the guy just happen to have 4 people with an unrelated. so we kill, excuse me, 3 people. so we killed the other 3 just because they were there. they put epstein in the cell with this guy and he committed suicide. so in viewing that particular scenario, if you're i, where i ask what we knew about jeffrey epstein, based on what we learned, we'd probably, regardless of what we knew, it would probably come out. i don't know, nothing. right as well. yeah. we don't even go anything. but as a part of the problem with this, and it's not just the way, it's not just the american, what other intelligence agencies are you mentioned is rarely

jamie diamond clear connections to epstein just daily, clear connections to epstein. they could not stand for transparency so they had to pay out whatever it costs $10.00. if you look at the kind of money that jp morgan had, this is pennies on the dollar to them. still is one of those, it looks like a lot of the common man do you and i would be probably, you know, definitely good set for the rest of our lives with jp morgan just to drop in the bucket. but what factory thinks the involvement of just daily played in this in this factor of jp morgan settling? do you think he possibly might just be a scapegoat? no, i think he's probably a middle man. i think he may be a handle more than likely not just uh, jeffrey epstein is assigned to handler assigned liaison. cuz clearly if you look at the connection to between there, these are not, this is not just the business connections. there's a lot more to it than this. so they had to have someone who is a handler and from the sounds of things from what we see just daily, has at least been accused of being involved in physical r

that that contradicts prince andrew's preonly; jeffrey epstein once he only saw jeffrey epstein onceer 2008 but after his 2008 jailing. but actually did see again, actually he did see him again, according 14th of actually he did see him again, accorthat 14th of actually he did see him again, accorthat year, 14th of actually he did see him again, accorthat year, where 14th of actually he did see him again, accorthat year, where epstein of june that year, where epstein told the banker, andrew just sat next at dinner, which next to me at dinner, which seems an email purely seems like an email purely written as kompromat on someone, just say , guys, if i ever end just to say, guys, if i ever end up jail, i've got all these emails. >> you know what i mean? surely that's the only reason you send such email. such a banal email. >> understand he was, >> now we all understand he was, i eric i think what was it eric weinstein phrase, it weinstein was phrase, wasn't it 7 weinstein was phrase, wasn't it ? construct, right? he ? he was a construct, right? he was a he was a fiction. epstein >> he

epstein, we're big kids. i'm not going to do this. i'm not going to.e said, well, if i can get you the proof, will you? i said i c've been promised tha proof going on two years now, you suddenly have it? and he said, yeah, i got it. we can get it to you. i said you put that on my desk in the next three days, that would be an interesting piece of pile to see. make sure it's what i asked for. it's got the thing, and i told you what i got was, you know, some committee testimony from congress, a term paper, a couple of letters, and a bunch of tear sheets, all of which didn't prove anything. it proved that there were tear sheets. it proved that somebody had a hearing, but not the proof you need for doing something so incredible as what we were faced with. >> do you think what rudy giuliani, boris enstpstein, any these other attorneys, do you think what they did rises to the level of criminal behavior in your view? >> i'm -- that's not my -- that's above my pay grade. i don't decide what's criminal or not. i think america can decide and will, and i think the

staley has denied knowledge of epstein's crimes.yer for staley declined to comment on this latest report. you can read more by going ni bigtake on your terminal, or on the web. turning now to nato, which wrapped up a two-day summit in vilnius, signaling that ukraine belongs in the alliance. despite initial tensions, president zelenskyy thanked allies for their support, hailed g7 security guarantees for kyiv. president biden who was in helsinki today reiterated allied support will not waver. let's get more from maria tadeo in vilnius. we have had the summit wrap up. was this a success? maria: yes, it's a good point because going into the summit there were three fundamental questions for nato. one, a show a of unity. yesterday president biden repeated when we say is a country will defend every inch of nato territory, we're committed to do just that. the second point had to do with sweden. they got the green light from president erdogan, but now the vote on the ratification will take longer than expected. yesterday president erdog

epstein they thought you were. honest, i look amazing how he started in education. >> interesting story . anyway, >> interesting story. anyway, more disturbing news now about the brain rot overtaking our young people . this is in the young people. this is in the telegraph . telegraph. >> no, it's not. it is not about the brain rot. it says tick tock. now, the biggest source of news for young teenage readers, ofcom reports young people ofcom reports that young people favour sources like favour online news sources like social media apps, while bond, which additional brands are weakening is a study, a weakening and this is a study, a report that was done by ofcom who have do they have who have why do they have business looking at this? ofcom ofcom for people who don't know for stand of censorship for stand office of censorship of media, the censorship arm, and basically what they want to do they to close down do is they want to close down tiktok it's owned by the tiktok because it's owned by the chinese and because it

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to what they describe as girls or women after the bank terminated epstein as a client in a new letter filed this afternoon, lawyers from the office of the u.s. virgin islands attorney general detailed more than 9,000 transactions paid out to epstein-related accounts between 2005 and 2019 that were not disclosed during the court mandated evidence exchange window we have reached out to jpmorgan for comment and we'll bring you any response that they have, melissa. >> all right, contessa, thank you. >>> meanwhile, crude oil closing on its best month, dating all the way back to january 2022 wti surging by a percent and a half today, ending july up 16% to finish at almost 82 bucks a share. the move in the commodity pumpump ing energy stocks higher chevron got an upgrade today, that helped, exxon saying it's going to supply lithium to companies, battery companies, car companies, et cetera. >> that helped, too. >> yeah, i think for energy it's really right down the core of what they're doing, which is paying down debt and having payout levels to shareholders that are almost in competition wit

for instance, who were the visitors to epstein's island?l, there's this guy apparently linked in co-founder reid hoffman, not only on epstein's guest list he also just gave joe's campaign 700 grand. so away goes that story. because obviously does biden's doj ever investigate people who give them that kind of cash? will we ever know what hunter promisedd the chinese businessman when he demanded five million bucks from him all while saying the big guy, you know, the vice-president, was sitting beside him? and back then without the help of a visiting angel. he got the money a few days later, by the way. will we ever learn why the wife of moscow's mayor gave hunter's company a hundred million bucks and how much of it went directly to joe and how much directly up hunter's nose. will we ever know why the energy company burisma was paying hunter a million a year but only after his daddy left office. is there a rule in the fbi handbook that says any case with the word hunter in it shouldn't be investigated. the guy's like the bermuda triangle of th

this is what epstein says. be proven but needs to be easy to understand. is there any sort of greatest hits clearinghouse that anyone has for best examples? again, this is a text message from boris epstein, which he's just asking for anything that they can offer up. it doesn't have to be true or proven, just something that they can easily put out. that's exactly what they ended up doing in the aftermath of 2020 election, jake, as they were trying to give some kind of proof that there was this fraud that they were claiming, and why congress needed to intervene. jake? >> evan perez, thank you so much. >>> in our politics lead, the top democrat is warning that a key must-pass defense policy bill could collapse among in-fighting with hard liners and leadership in the republican party. this comes as kevin mccarthy is trying to pass this critical legislation. manu raju is live. manu, not long ago, pass thing legislation would have been relatively easy, even bipartisan. what are you learning about where this bill stan

>> jesse: the epstein tapes. hillary's emails. the pipe bomber.they can't get to the bottom of, suspiciously -- and you know what, this does remind me of the epstein tapes. remember epstein hung himself, and like every tape was blank. >> greg: yes. >> jesse: every tape happened to be not working. the same thing here. and so, the woman that runs the secret service, i found out, was assigned to joe biden as the vice president. so they are close. so close that remember he used to skinny-dip in front of the female secret service agents, so she is compromised. she has seen joe naked, we hear, and now she is covering up for him again. we believe, what if it had been -- >> greg: at it's probably fentanyl. >> jesse: exactly. just going to give up on the investigation, what does that -- how secure is this white house? not very. >> greg: compare it to the january 6th commission, the investigation, what they did chasing grannies over memes. >> jeanine: find the grandmother six months later, who was hidden under a tree in the corner in the shade. okay, let me

there's a clear implication here of deception and the idea that boris epstein, who is currently stillwas seeking information that was really easy to understand but not necessarily true, really tells you everything that you need to know about what the objective was at that time. and at the end of the day, all of this led up to not only the deception that giuliani is accused of here before the court, but also real harassment against these election workers. ruby freeman and her mother, they were both harassed basically. people coming to their homes. they weren't able to continue doing their jobs. they basically were at risk of losing their livelihoods all because of these lies, and then of course there's what happened on january 6th. a real direct line between what's being alleged here and what transpired on january 6th, which ultimately ended in death and destruction at the united states capitol and attempted insurrection on the united states. >> laura, what does this mean for giuliani's other legal peril in georgia, for example, and the special counsel election meddling probes that are

>> him being epstein, never threatened me in the least.ed him, what about, this what about that? i finally said, i should've seen, were -- i'm not gonna do this. i'm not going to. -- i can promise that proof going on two years now. he suddenly have it? he said, yeah, i got it. we can give it to you. i said, well you put that up on my desk the next three days, that would be an interesting piece of pile to see. make sure that it is what i ask for? -- i told you what i got was, you know, some committee testimony from congress. a term paper, a couple of letters. and a bunch of tear sheets. all of which didn't prove anything. it proves that there were tear sheets, proof that somebody had -- on the proof that you need for doing something so incredible as what we are faced with. >> do you think what rudy giuliani, worship shine, any of these other, attorneys do you think what they did rises to the level of criminal behavior in your view? >> that is not my, that is above my pay grade, i don't decide what is criminal or not. i think america can dec

. >> the one representative was an epstein patsy. democrats questioning big tech and big pharma, you cannot do it. when democrats are doing the questioning, democrat and big pharma relationships like the arrangements. they smear us, and drag us through the mud like they just did and the ones who get rich off of it are big corporations. that is why rfk jr. is a threat to the business model. democrats would rather have someone like joe biden, a guy who cannot walk up the stairs and struggles to put a sentence together. he is not asking questions. they would rather idolize someone who needs a computer to process speech. as long as he is not asking questions they will plaster his face all over "time" magazine. democrats used to be the party of kennedy, where you were encouraged to ask questions. now, it becomes their biggest nightmare. >> lied to the democrats want to censor rfk jr.? >> as someone competing with rfk in this process, someone who has my own disagreements with him i applaud his willingness to speak truths that the democrati

this does remind me of the epstein tapes.ember, epstein hung himself in and, like, every tape was blank. >> yes. >> like, every tape happened to be not working. the same thing here. and so cheadle, the woman that runs the secret service i found out, was assigned to joe biden as the vice president. [laughter] so they're close, and so close that remember he used to skinny dip in front of the female secret service service agent, so she's compromised. she's seen joe naked, we hear, and now she's covering up for him again, we believe. what if it had been ricin, judge? >> it's probably fentanyl. >> exactly. to say, oh, you know, we're just going to give up on the investigation, what does that -- how secure is this white house? not very. >> this is, like, compare it to the january 6th commission, the investigation. what they did, chasing grannies over memes. >> they could find a grandmother six months later who was hidden under a tree in the corner in the shade, okay? let me tell you what this case does. this case is not about ameri

bless his heart, donald trump was right there with epstein. he looks like he has been doing a lot of bad things with him. they have got that on him. you could relieve that brother of his sins if he be that guy that makes this a part of your presidential campaign. i love you, brother. man, i thank god that one day i will get to see in heaven with you and talk for years and years. guest: my dear brother, i salute you. we are praying for each other. just a matter of trying to be honest about what it means to follow jesus of nazareth. he is crucified. why did he go in? not because he hated money changers, he hated greed. he had a deep love for the least of these. 25th chapter of matthew going back to hebrew scripture, spreading that lovingkindness. we need that spirit, my brother, translated into our public life. translated into our public -- politics. the love i have for you and the love you have for me because much deeper than politics and political agreement. we have to acknowledge when we do deeply disagree. me and my dear brother traveled the

for instance, who wereinstano wl to epstein's island? >> well, there's this guy apparently, , linkedin co-founde reid hoffman. he was not only on epstein's guest listid hof, t only. n' >> also just gave joe's campaign 700 grand. so away goes that story,t because obviously, does biden'ss doj ever investigate people who give them thattiga of cash? >> will we ever know what hunter promised to chinespe businessmen when he demanded 5 million bucks from him, all whilhie the big guy, you know, the vice president was sitting beside him and back then, without the help of a visiting angel, r, he got the money a few dayswa later, by way. s ma will we ever learn why the wife of moscow's mayor, gabyoemillio hunter's company, 100 million bucks, and how much of it went and , joe, and how muchp directly up hunter's nose? >> will we ever know whyhunter y company burisma was paying hunter a million a year,a but only until his daddy left office. is there a rule in the fbiny handbook that says any case with the wor cd hunterouldn't b? the guys like the berm

so this is one measurement, but we epstein changing the process mean years and also resources. there is a tendency and there's some efforts to increase the resources, but of course many more resources needed an efforts and all throughout the year as well. okay, we'll have to leave at the edge of the stuff and tell us the athens, thank you. thank you. or some other international use now. flood waters have reached the goal of the taj mahal for the 1st time and more than 4 decades. the monument sits on the banks to postpone the river. unusually heavy rain full. this balancing season is frequent flooding of land spikes across the open india. the united nations says the us national is being held in north korea after crossing the border without authorization across the, the militarize, the between, you know, then self during a board or 2 on his own is one of the world's most highly militarized theories. a bunch that will house up to 500 asylum secrets as of right that avoid it in good problem. it is us the bill to cut migration. the government wants to stop migrate across and being w

so this is one measurement that we epstein changing the process mean years and also resources. there is a tendency and there's an effort to increase the resources, but of course many more resources needed an effort to all throughout the year as well. okay, we'll have to leave at the edge of this stuff and tell us the athens. thank you. thank you. you planning and president allowing me to landscape services in battle. nation is to have to keep shipping grain to the world. as the spine ross is exit from the deal to guarantee the safety of ships passing through a was on in the blank seat. alice often most goes announcement, the southern ukrainian city of odessa it came under attack from russian drones, the strikes damaged facilities of the cities port where months of the country's grain is loaded for export. a process decision against allowing those shipments has grown condemnation from world leaders who accuse vladimir putin of, with an icing food loaded with ukrainian grain. the ship was the last to leave the country. before rush i pulled the pin on a crucial ball time deal. the

this is what is assigned to a study by professor robert epstein from california states that the buttondeo on youtube seventy-six percent of the time leads adults to liberal content, and for kids and teens , the percentage of suggested youtube videos that come from liberal sources is 96%. than you are not manipulated, than propaganda is the most that neither is propaganda of the necessary points of view and scale, as well as the shamelessness of this brainwashing in the west, is really shocking. social experiment researchers filled an ophthalmologist's waiting room with fake people, when real patients arrive, an unsuspecting girl sounds a signal and the actors stand up, it took only three signals to go. this is often referred to as the crowd effect. the experiment clearly shows how outright nonsense becomes a social norm in a couple of minutes. such practices were thoroughly studied and implemented by advertisers back in the middle of the 20th century. but what if, instead of goods, they begin to impose political ideas or even a worldview. however, this has been happening for a long tim

joining me now is the times reporter behind that story, reed epstein. good to see you.n explain the lack of small donor energy? >> it depends on who you talk to, chris. everybody in the campaign seems to understand that they believe that small donor energy will come later in the campaign, once there is a republican nominee, and there's a choice set up between president biden and donald trump or one of his rivals for that nomination. but what we've seen over the last several months is a broad slowdown across both parties in online fundraising. it's much harder now to raise money from donors, particularly progressive donors than it was in 2020 or 2022. tech companies made it more difficult. i heard from a lot of people in reporting the story last week that joe biden is not the kind of presidential nominee or president who is, you know, he's not an insurgent candidate. he's not someone who has college students putting posters on the wall. as one in past campaigns told me. that makes it harder for his campaign to get to some of these people who are going to give, 10, 15, $2

long island lifeguard carey epstein is trying to change that. using drones with skycam ras.ers and swimmers. >> less than two minutes we'll be able to take off. the sharks are feeding off the large pools of bait fish and bunker fish. >> this is a perspective until now lifeguards did not have. >> having this technology at this moment is real a game changer for surf lifesaving. >> currently epstein has six drone operators on jones beach. scouring the water for threats. here is just some of what they've seen. but he is not alone. authorities in massachusetts, rhode island, new jersey, and florida are all using drones to spot sharks. tiktok has dozens of videos from private drone operators also capturing the sharks eating fish near land. you see the shark with the drone and then what happens. >> the beach is already closed. pulling swimmers out of the water and reg flagging the speech. >> it could have saved him a trip to the hospital. spared him a current slight distrust of the sea. >> it would have been great to have eyes above me. i was by myself. would have been nice to have

. >> there's a lot to talk about a guy named epstein or epstein, depending on who you're talking to. and of like desantis or desantis. he's been called the gatekeeper the quarterback of the trump's legal team and i think a lot of ways we do work with donald drought though. we are kind of -- you where they are and they oversee stuff into trump's words. they tried to cover the rains from. you they try to fill in shoes that you actually were filling with personal counsel with donald trump. >> for us as a, more sadly when boris became part of the campaign boris was like with other kids as well. it was like the little lapdog that was trying to figure out how to get close to donald lake. know that he's there no real experience and he may be a lawyer he may be and you don't know he would even consider him a smart and one thing that he is not strategic isn't everything that's happened to donald over the course of the -- has not occurred for donald -- donald's benefit, not one iota. >> part of this is there is a stable of lawyers that come and go and represent donald trump. you are obviously

t ca from trump lawyers epstein on december 7th, 2020.best examples of election fra that we have alleged. that is super easy to explain. doesn't necessarily have to be proven -- but it does need to be easy to understand. doesn't need to be proven. now if giuliani responded about his poll worker theory, you will remember former deputy white house press secretary sarah matthews told us a few nights ago. >> personally, i did not have any interactions with giuliani, but i think that myself and some of my other colleagues have found him to be a bit of a joke. >> now, however you do view him, he is smack in the middle of multiple legal messes. so, let's bring in cnn senior legal analyst elie honig -- that exchange with boris epstein doesn't necessarily need to be proven. how problematic is that for this case, but many in the case of the surrounding giuliani? it's a big problem for rudy giuliani. in the first, case at this one a stream ending this month -- they alleged that you have to prove two things. one, he lied about them. which he clearly

that's what a study by professor robert epstein of california claims that the youtube next button leadss to liberal content 76% of the time, and for kids and teens, the percentage of suggested youtube videos that come from liberal sources is 96%. than you are not manipulated, than propaganda is the most that neither on there propaganda of the right point of view and scale, as well as the shamelessness of this brainwashing in the west, is really shocking. social experiment researchers fill an ophthalmologist's waiting room with fake people when a real patient, an unsuspecting girl, arrives. the signal sounds and the actors get up, the path took only three signals. this is often referred to as the crowd effect. the experiment clearly shows how outright nonsense becomes a social norm in a couple of minutes. such practices have been thoroughly studied and implemented. advertisers in the middle of the 20th century. but what if, instead of goods, they begin to impose political ideas or even a worldview. however, this has been happening for a long time and davis, who worked in the uk health se

morgan over its banking relationship with jeffrey epstein. the u.s.irgin islands saying in a filing late this afternoon that it would seek at least $190 million in damages. well, now a spokesperson for the bank has just told cnbc the document filed today does in the reflect the nature of settlement conversations. as for the u.s. virgin island's disdirected damages theories they are not well founded and are being challenged by j.p. morgan in court. >>> as mentioned, earnings season kicking off here, and we're looking ahead to a busy week more airlines, home builders and a lot more let's lay out options trades on a couple of your favorites brian, considering disney's media sector rocking comments about getting back to core, you're looking hard at netflix ahead of results wednesday. >> netflix should be an interesting play next week given we're starting to hear potential strikes from the actors out in hollywood and how that will play out for a lot of names i think netflix will be less impacted than other bigger media people out there, but netflix has had

he was one of the people in jeffrey epstein's house. do you know something that we don'jefft?ing w >> no, no, no, no, no, no, no,do no, no, no, no, no. what do you want to tell jesse watters on fox news? jesse, thank y you for having m? love watching you at 8:00. hey, let see. noing me, baby, don't be sorry. >> yay. >> democrats love to tell us joe biden's just a kid. >> 80 is a kid.a ki that is a kid. yes, it is. it's relative. he's younger than i am. >> so to me, the joe biden's not feeling like a kid. according to a new report out of politico the president'sid been doing some life adjustments thatenen doing incls some new footwear. a person close to, biden says biden used to always resist wearing anything other than anyts shoes.s shoe claimed it lookeds. he cesidential, but that's now changing. joe biden's been having to slip into something a little more comfging.s been hy. >> joe biden's wearing sneakers. now he's been rocking a no sock look, too. politico says the sneakers are another concession to comfort necessitated by age. and instead ofoncessio taking tg stairs of ai

. >> reporter: lifeguard carey epstein says these drones are another tool to keep swimmers safe. >> our eyes in the sky gives us a completely different vantage point. >> reporter: experts say warmer water is drawing the predators closer to shore. the international shark file reports 20 confirmed shark attacks in new york's recorded history, but 8 happened last year, and officials say this year's attacks prove a new reality. >> last summer was not an aberration, but that what we're looking at is likely a new normal here. >> reporter: and, linsey, officials say those drones will go on multiple daily sweeps and they're also going to have wl lifeguards out on wave runners. >> trying to keep swimmers safer. thank you. >>> new headline tonight about the american economy. the labor department reports the u.s. added 209,000 jobs last month. while a strong number, it's also low lower than expected. the unemployment rate dipping to 39 -- >>> thousands of passengers waiting to set sail cruise ship hit a pier. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that peopl

i'm the guy that tracked down jeffrey epstein's girl- that was with the prince, that famous photographdown to australia. i was asked to search for a lot of british celebrities who hadl either lived in the - united states or come here to do some work. david beckham, when he moved here, they wanted me to know. about all of his neighbours, how he was being received i in the neighbourhood, that sort of thing. - john cleese, of course, was one of them. - it was explained to me that someone had been getting it was explained to me that danno in the la had been for a very long time been getting information. i met danno, i liked him enormously, he was very sympathetic, little bit of a rogue but i like people like that. what i was puzzled was, some of the stuff that he was having was things like social security numbers and national health numbers. i said, "well, that's hardly fatal to my career!" he said, "no, you don't understand, once they have "that, it's very easy to persuade people that you're "allowed to have certain confidential information." it's what i referred to as the keys to the kin

the powers that be were like, they want the epstein log. give them the aliens. >> there is the idea it might be a distraction but it looks like the republicans are into it. >> i wouldn't know. i don't participate in that garbage. you have been mistaken for a space alien because of a freakishly small body and a large head. >> i am so glad i came to work. what do you think? what you were saying earlier explains it. both sides are interested and that is why we don't talk about it more. there is no political advantage to talking about aliens. if we find out there are aliens, but if they found out they were woke, boom. >> that is the only issue. they don't know enough about the aliens to know how to politicize it. >> you know they are going to come down here, take over everything and act like they are oppressed. maybe they are libertarian and they don't want to let anyone know because they don't want to pay taxes. >> the moment they land, they are going to want to pay taxes. why does no one care? that is pretty compelling. >> if someone has to w

cameras in the white house particularly next to the situation room from where they alone from jeffrey epstein'scell? how is it possible the most surveilled property in the world has a blind spot as far as where the coke was left particularly in the sense of areas like this? they are telling there's no video evidence, what makes it important is let's say the white powder wasn't cocaine, it was anthrax. now you have something bought into the white house without anybody noticing and the person who left it got away with it so iran or china or russia or some terror group says wow, this person could get away with that, maybe we can and that's why it is a serious story but the media is saying zero well, just like the secret service nothing to see her, we couldn't figure it out, let's move on. >> joe, you covered the media, why is there no interest? >> let's put it this way, if this was a trump administration and this exact scenario happen, believe me, there would be plenty of interest but in this case, the main suspect, i'm not an investigator but i'm pretty sure if there is a coke addict or former co

and finally, records show that linkedin cofounder reid hoffman at one time guest on jeffrey epstein'ssland donated nearly $700,000 to joe biden's campaig fund. i guess 700 grand is your child's play to him. okay to some new spirit is the it's eugene seeking mentality pushing alternative sexuality. according to the post, students and ivy league universities are identifying as non- straight as much as five times more than th general public. a brown university wall said 30 percent of the university isn't straight and what about the remaining 60 to percent, you're invited to my place this weekend. in elderly ivy league schools have seen large domes and kids identifying as lgbtq in recent years, princeton more than a third, eln harvard more than a quarter per the one outlier is pen, just 15 percent, but it's located in philadelphia so mayb they don't want to come out of the closet due to all the gunfire. many students on these campuses say a fixation on identity politics is to blame. said one princeton grad, since sexual orientation identity is largely nonfalsifiable, many people will clai

afterall, cameras are there to protect the president, not jeffrey epstein.eesaw from alex murdaugh to idaho murders, if we let the cops do their jobs, they will solve this. let them pull the interviews and do the videos instead of the press issue let them examine the data. look for text like the good stuff or peview offian marching powder and call gutfeld. put two dc detectiveses or secret service agents on this and we will know the culprit faster than you can say matlock. >> welcome tonight's guests. he always looks like he just woke up, whether on tv or at my condo, fox news contributor charlie hurt. [applause] >> greg: he thinks crowds love him when they chant "die, die, die." comedian jeff dunn. [applause] >> greg: she eats like a bird, no seriously, worms and bird seed, fox news contributor kat timpf. and finally mention affirmative action and he'll leave you in traction, my massive sidekick and world heavyweight champion. tyrus. [applause] >> greg: charlie, always mediocre to see you. i was coming over here and politico tweeted, we may never know. >> o

did they borrow them from jeffrey epstein's cellblock?he most surveilled property in the world suddenly the one blind spot when they couldn't see if trust in institutions of all time low so while this is talking for the reasons we talked about, it's not terribly surprising. there are people who thought they will not pursue this particularly if it's a biden family member involved. the stats are incredible, 23% of americans have confidence in our criminal justice system. 14% have confidence in television news and 7% have congruent confidence in congress so when this happens, it's one more blow for lack of a better term,. >> what you said secret service during of the hands sank we tried but did they? it seems to me with the amtrak's counterfactual, they could probably do more work, fish just choose not to and maybe they will say it's resources, it's only cocaine anthrax, different story, national security but they could pursue harder if they want to, indisputable. >> who is telling them to stand down? i agree with former president trump in t

like epstein. then when it's you when you were at the january 6 rally rioting and wearing that big giant bunny viking hat everybody caught you jesse. >> that's because i'm an fbi informant. that's why. i haven't been questioned. imagine if the view is around in the 90s they would probably say o.j. was innocent. i could see them saying court tv is weaponizing the murders against o.j. simpson. it was probably cato. >> are you tired of the word weaponizing? >> yes. >> can we stop that? >> i don't understand what it means but if this was the trump white house we would still have fun with the story and we would say stephen miller was a person of interest because he was skinny and fidgetedy and that mucho was a person of interest. but look at the lengths the government goes to knock these things down spending two years investigation on a crime that never happened. they're worried about violating peoples civil liberties. they go through melania's underwear drawers. maybe binder pe in a cup. you won't poly

this is what is assigned to a study by professor robert epstein from california claims that the buttoneo on youtube in 76% of cases leads adults to liberal content, and for kids and teens, the percentage of suggested youtube videos that come from liberal sources is 96%. what is not manipulation for you, what is not propaganda the most that neither is propaganda of the necessary points of view and scale, as well as the shamelessness of this brainwashing in the west, is really shocking. social experiment researchers fill an ophthalmologist's waiting room with fake people when a real patient, an unsuspecting girl, arrives. the signal sounds and the actors get up, way it took only three signals. this is often referred to as the crowd effect. the experiment clearly shows how outright nonsense becomes a social norm in a couple of minutes. such practices were thoroughly studied and implemented by advertisers back in the middle of the 20th century. but what if, instead of goods, they begin to impose political ideas or even a worldview. however, this has been happening for a long time and davis

this is what is assigned to a study by professor robert epstein from california states that the button in 76% of cases leads adults to liberal content, and for children and teenagers the percentage of suggested videos on youtube that comes from liberal sources is 96%. than you are not manipulated, than propaganda is the most that neither is propaganda of the necessary points of view and scale, as well as the shamelessness of this brainwashing in the west, is really shocking. in a social experiment , researchers filled an ophthalmologist's waiting room with fake people when a real patient, an unsuspecting girl, arrives. the signal sounds and the actors get up, the path took only three signals. it's often called the crowd effect. the experiment clearly shows how outright nonsense becomes a social norm in a couple of minutes. such practices were thoroughly studied and implemented by advertisers back in the middle of the 20th century. but what if, instead of goods, they begin to impose political ideas or even a worldview. however, this has been happening for a long time and davies , who wo