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 to strangle 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. that's a part of the problem with this, and it's not just the way, it's not just the american. what other intelligence agent does, a maxwell's father was give

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 the fact that does a maxwell's father was given this huge stately fear or by the israeli government. and he was not actually a member of, here's apparently government socially, s

the finance or, and convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein might have been found dead in his jail cell at the metropolitan correctional center in new york on august 10th, 2019. however, the demand for transparency and accountability of all his business dealings are still making headlines. the latest of all those corporations and businesses who knowingly still offered services or partnerships with the i've seen empire even after his effective trafficking. business had been exposed. the public i've seen, had connections to many prominent individuals including politicians, business, titans, and celebrities. and the large power of his connections is obvious as seeking the truth and justice has been extremely difficult for those. looking. the latest when for the truth seekers involved the one of the world's largest banks, jp morgan chase, and a settlement the bank is hoping, the $290000000.00 awarded to the victims will resolve the claims that the bank turned a blind eye to the disgraced financial, there's a sexual abuses, a statement, a public statement, jp morgan said, and the association

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

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au, mireya, how did you firstt t meet jeffrey epstein? he asked me to work for him at first acquiring art. okay. so>>ked me t were you an artiste asked you to get involved with some of his. >> yes, lucrative artist an collectiond , right? so he didn't have a lucrative art collection. he hada crative a little bit gah taste, i guess, and he needed help . i th see, here's the thing, jesse. i thought jeffrey was likeou was a daddy warbucks because that's how he presented himself. sented and in those early days, he was. a very just very charismatic, charming, handsome, apparently generous but never generous person. >> right. he held a platinum carrot and basically he was a wonderful for a while.a a whil he was very kind to me.he ellen was abusive verbally and he would always come to my defense. hei didn't get they were grooming me playing good cop, bad cop. re groomwhat, the night you werj assaulted in ohio, ellenesse cae out in a in a bathrobe, and i'd never seen her like that. i'd seen her in a bathing suit with a robe, but never just like a

that that contradicts prince andrew's preonly; jeffrey epstein once he only saw jeffrey epsteine after 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 >

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islands told a federal judge that jpmorgan chase handled more than $1 million in payments from jeffrey epstein 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,

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

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

he was one of the people and jeffrey epstein's house. >> do you know something we do not? to tell jesse watters? >> thank you for having me. >> democrats love to tell us joe biden is just a kid. the >> he is younger than i am. he is not feeling like a kid according to a new report. the president has been doing life adjustments, that includes new footwear. a person close to biden says he used to always resist wearing anything other than dress shoes. he claimed it looked on presidential, but that is changing. joe biden has been having to slip into something more comfy. he is wearing sneakers and rocking a no soft look. the sneakers are a concession to comfort necessitated by age. instead of taking the long stairs, he has had to resort to the smaller staircase. when he was in europe, he used the smaller staircase every time he boarded air force one. they usually only pull out the smaller stairs when it is raining outside were windy. since he has a problem with stairs, better safe than sorry. i went to the dentist this morning and boy did i need it. i hadn't gone for about a y

this jeffrey epstein, the liberals, the conservatives, the media, nobody will talk about it. when you go deep into that thing, there is the key that unlocks the deeper things that control the country. 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 th

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

simon evans joined by nick dixon and jeffrey epstein. nick, when it comes to the taliban, you do not in fact got to hand it to them, it seems. yeah >> this is tobias ellwood facing the fence committee. no confidence vote after taliban remarks. you may well have seen he put out this video and the parts of it were misguided. the music was a bit strange. it was a pro—taliban with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—asliban with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—as if an with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—as if he with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—as if he was with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—as if he was launchingeat music as if he was launching a new leisure centre . new leisure centre. >> it was kind of slightly misguided or looking for venture caphal >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and piers morgan has hammered him music and the him about the music and the music was misguided the tone music was misguided and the tone was misguided. music was misguided and the tone wasbu

maybe it's in the white house with the quo cane results jeffrey epstein's visitor list and joe biden's cognitive test. truth is, as it so often is, the reverse. when biological men, people we used to simply call men, participate in women's sports, it's the women who get hurt. well, men, too, if you count the gamblers who put their money down on the women. take this incident where a biological male played high school volleyball on a woman's team and at one point he spiked the ball so hard his female opponent suffered a concussion. and volleyball, as you know, is a non-contact sport. it's true, none of those players ever let me near them. what happens when men enter women's hockey? boxing? mma? does anyone with a functioning cortex not think that if lebron james took a few hormones and threw a dress on he wouldn't dominate the wnba and make it somewhat interesting? he could get more points in a basketball game than kat did on her sats. also, the only demonstrated violence around dave chappelle was against dave chappelle when he was attacked on stage. the media seems to forget that violen

jeffrey epstein was running an orphanage on the island. listen to that guy, goldman, say it's preposterous. no one in their existence, anybody who has had a career has had an employee called their dad in a meeting. it's never happened. i don't remember it happening in high school or college. it's just the weirdest thing. this is a guy. >> that's what he did for a living. he made it rain using his dad's influence. i learned one thing, you shouldn't have friends when you go to politics. they turn on you. there's like this close pal spilling the beans. that's why i refuse jesse's friendship. i know sooner or later he will turn on me. remember when the media and the democrats focused on trump? they compare him to the mafia. remember, he talks like a mafia don, blah, blah, blah. you always find out that whatever they accuse somebody of doing, it's what they're actually doing. nobody ever talks concretely about what they're going to do in the mob. they use, you know, metaphors and little -- they don't say they're going to kill you, katie. i thou

. >> unless it's somebody running jeffrey epstein's camry video.elieve the story and i knew don't it's near the situation room, as emily pointed out on the video clip it's not random people, random white house staffers. in that area of year that there is video surveillance that would pinpoint exactly who might have been there if you believe it's outside the situation room. you're dealing with one of the most highly secure locations on earth with the white house. there is logs, cameras, security beer that they knew who's in there at one time. whoever it was, they know exactly who it was and i'm led to believe it's probably hunter and they're covering for him because they do not want to blow up the sham plea deal. >> multiple crackheads in the white house. >> could be, based on the bizarre decisions they're making. >> will: seems to be the implication. do you think it's an investigation worth solving here that ned ryan, thank you. >> thanks, well the artist you prosecutor who gave hunter biden his sweetheart plea deal it ignored a house republican de

i mean, after all, those cameras are there to protect the president, not jeffrey epstein. just as we've seen in recent criminal cases from alex murdaugh to the idaho college murders, if we let the cops do their jobs they'll solve this. so let them pull those videos, let them do the interviewing as opposed to the press. let them collect all the cell phones that were active in the white house this past weekend and examine the location data. look for texts that use coded drug language like, the good stuff, or pa riffian marching powder and call gutfeld. put two good dc detectives or secret service agents on this and we'll know the culprit faster than you can say matlock. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. he always looks like he just woke up, whether he's on tv or at my condo. fox news contributor and washington times opinion editor, charlie hurt! [cheers and applause] >> greg: he thinks crowds love him when they chant die, die, die! comedian jeff dye. she eats like a bird, seriously nothing but worms and bird seed. fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and

but, hey, in hillary's defense i hear she's a killer behind the podium, and in jeffrey epstein's jailare you booing for? look, we all know that academia is where lefty failures go to make future lefty failures but for all their education no one taught them the meaning of meritocracy. it's supposed to be one of america's basic principles inspires achievement that rewards as you can see and the nation gets stronger. ignore that you have a round robin of cronyism that erodes school, our government our leaders, but if america sur voices and competes with nations that actually sends kids to school we better stop protecting and rewarding failures just because they check a box. but since i'm a glass half full kind of guy, and i am, if we do end up with four more years of kamala, at least we've always got the bongos. >> just look around. just look around. together. here. people of every background. i wish you could see what i'm looking at. people of every background, every age. from everywhere. together. [laughter]. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! he has crumb pets and tea

morgan chase for a $190 million in the lawsuit the territory uses the bank of enabling jeffrey epstein'sbut in colombia for indigenous children have been released from the hospital but they survived plane crashed earlier this year end lived alone in the amazon jungle for several weeks before being a rat rescued the uk counsel a counsel representing england and wales is calling for a ban on disposable vape's say they threaten the health of both people and the environment by tforthe uk vaping industry says single use babes should remain accessible especially for smokers who want to quit tobacco. that is a look at some stories from around the globe. >> i'll think it's useful to get into i am not going to get into. >> he does wield the power? lexi wields enormous power as the leader of china absolutely. and everybody understands that >> president xi and president biden agreed at the outset to separate out the climate issue and wouldn't get caught up in the other issues >> correct progress does not mean you don't talk about them. but it means they are not going to become showstoppers so they'

the bag of cocaine that was found what kind of cameras were installed did they bar them from jeffrey epstein surveilled secured property in the country and not only allowed the substance to find out who is responsible i'm sure our adversaries are taking note if you want to get a powdery substance into a secure area of the residence of the president of the united states. the very people that are supposed to protect them will be able to do much to stop it. it's another blow to trust her institutions. if you look at the numbers i'll be quick. 14% trust a no justice. when you see this we tried to investigation people have questions. stuart: is it over, the investigation is over located not be resuscitated by somebody. >> that is the thing the secret service is we don't have the resources to interview the suspects that we believe may be involved in a goes into the one hundreds. the problem that is not a good enough excuse. outsource it to the department of justice, to the fbi, whoever you need to in order to continue this. if this was anthrax you think they would stop. stuart: where is the videot

i'm the guy that tracked down jeffrey epstein�*s a girl that was with the prince, that famous photographked her down to australia. i was asked to search for a lot of british celebrities who had 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 in the neighbourhood, that sort of thing. john cleese, of course, was one of them. it was explained to me that someone had been _ it was explained to me that someone had been getting information. i liked _ had been getting information. i liked him — had been getting information. i liked him enormously, he was very sympathetic, little bit of a rug but i like _ sympathetic, little bit of a rug but i like people like that. what i was puzzled _ i like people like that. what i was puzzled was, some of the stuff that he was _ puzzled was, some of the stuff that he was having was things like social security— he was having was things like social security numbers and national health numbers _ security numbers and national health numb

the sasquatch who shot jfk with hunter biden's laptop with his partner the chupacabra who hung jeffrey epstein long form birth certificate. chemtrails." then, the mar-a-lago... [applause] ♪ eeeeee ♪ the mar-a-lago investigation isn't the only legal trouble for the ex-prez. yesterday, the new york attorney general, letitia james, held a press conference to announce a massive lawsuit against the ex-president's business... [cheering] for repeatedly lying about the value of his assets in order to defraud the banks who were giving him loans. but on "hannity," the former president trotted out a water-tight defense. "the banks should have known i'm a liar!" >> we have a disclaimer right on the front and it basically says, you know, get your own people, you're at your own risk. this was done by management. it wasn't done by -- it was done by management, so don't rely on the statement that you're getting. >> stephen: then why have a statement? what kind of excuse is that? "we put on the standard disclaimer. i am lying." i'd love to see him close a business deal. "shall we shake on it? psych!" now, what

and finally, records showat that linkedin co-founder reid hoffmankedin cn, one time guestm on jeffrey epstein's island, donatee d nearly $700,000 to joe biden's campaign fund. but i guess 700 grand is merech child's play to hiild's m. okay. some news is the attentionit mentality pushing alternative sexuality. according to the "new york post", owned by our parent company, waffle house, tu students in ivy league universities are identifyingdede as straight as much as five times as the general publionc. a recent poll from racist li named brown university claimed 38% of the student body isn't straight. rcent of universand about the r? well, they're invited to my places weekend. >> oh, sexist would say. >> and other ivy league schools have seen large jumps in kids identifying lgbtq in recenttq i years. princeton more tharecent n a yan and harvard, more than a quarter. the one outlier is penn. just 15%. but it's located in want philadelphia. so maybe they don't want to come out of the closet due to all the gunfireto come the c >> but many students on these campuses say a fixatio studen on identity po

prince andrew visited jeffrey epstein's place when he was under arrest . under arrest. >> where do you for sex offences. i mean, this man's judgement is just right. i mean , i just don't just right. i mean, i just don't know what to say about this. it's disgraceful. and it also reveals that in his notorious interview with emily maitlis that he lied. he said he had only met jeffrey epstein on one occasion. these court documents reveal it was more than once and this just disgraceful. this is just disgraceful. i think that this man deserves to be expelled from public life. >> i mean, to some extent he has been, though there was the big ferrari about him automatically becoming one of the four people that going to take on. but that was going to take on. but then the king expelled him from that, in my that, quite rightly so, in my view. kevin, what do you make of this? yeah i mean, andrew, sadly view. kevin, what do you make of thishim ah i mean, andrew, sadly view. kevin, what do you make of thishim oni mean, andrew, sadly view. kevin, what do you make of thishim on anean, andrew, sadly vie

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

i how did jeffrey epstein and julian maxwell do this? how did they run a massiverun in interstate and international chilate and sex trafficking ring and importantly, who was involved ? >> so what are they saying thatr thertie is no childcking sex trafficking and that is not occurrinang across the border?ln i'm not following this because seery time i go to the airport ,there aree all these, you know, signs warning you if you see someone who looks like in distres ls, don't be afraida to speak up. i mean, so they say, think that's all falseto s. i guess it's only cunanan when they and they don't report it otherwise it's a conspiracy. look this movie has struck a nerve with audiences laura it's a beautiful movie. it's got a faitha bel element i. caviezel resonates with the audience because o f all of that. you see this resistance, but ree. rittencal resistanc the truth is, the movie was shot and written five years ago, long before anybody ever heard of cunanan or these these conspiracy theories. so i don't know quite whya all of these media

record that i myself am deeply concerned about the affiliation of the convicted sex trafficker jeffrey epstein of which the ranking member took campaign donation money from. so i think that's the beauty of the first amendment is that we have a right to say what we want to say. but we also have the right to be offended. so i just wanted to point that out. glass houses and all. our democrat colleague, mr. lynch, opened up the door of what does the impact of the continued narrative of weaponization have on the general public? and i think that's really important because what we have seen in the last couple of weeks is irrefutable evidence of the fact that the f.b.i. has not only been systemically working to censor american speech, but they have been facilitating it. and in some cases at the behest of foreign governments. a weaponization report proved there was a direct connection between the ukrainian s.b.u. in which that intelligence service was sending spread sheets of thousands of posts, in some cases posts that were belonging to the united states state department, and because we know that the

here connects the dots among iran contra jeffrey epstein and more to explain how our failure to confronteal conspiracies makes more susceptible to the propaganda misinformation served to us through conspiracy theories. lady justice, women, the law and the battle to save america by lithwick lithwick. in lady justice, lithwick profiles the women lawyers took the fight to president donald trump and other conservatives in the aftermath of the 2016 election and, thereby inspired a new generation of advocates. the storm is here, an american crucible by luke wilson. with the storm is here. mogensen situates the insurrection of january 6th within the context of the covid 19 pandemic. the growth of right wing militias the opposition to racial justice. more to show how deep america's of political violence now runs runs and torn apart how the child welfare system destroys families and how abolition can build a safer world. by dorothy roberts. in torn apart, roberts argues and persuasively for the abolition of what she calls family policing. and in doing so upends our fixed ideas about the purpose a