Ghislaine Maxwell "Prison Tell-All" On Every Billionaires' Connection to Jeffery Epstein

Bada bing, bada boom. >> To be the best at something is already. quite difficult. To be the best at. hosting parties in Los Angeles is near. impossible. I would not be surprised if. the best party event planner in Los. Angeles is paid in the 7 figure range. per year. It's all about the famous. caterers, the decorators, a giant ice. sculpture shaped like a throbbing. Academy Award because how else will. anybody know that you have one? trays of. caviar being served with McDonald's.

chicken nuggets because [music] pairing. and wasting caviar on something that is. not expensive is the ultimate signal of. wealth in Los Angeles. These are likely. some of the prerequisites on throwing. the best parties in LA. Unless your name. is Al. Al does not do any of this, but. everybody wants to go to his house. parties. There are no trays in the. bathroom for people to do lines of snow. off of. There's not a single fish egg in. sight. Just [music] strange invitations.

that show up at your doorstep. The. invitations are vague, but they're. pretty straightforward in the sense of. like it's vague depending on how you're. going to execute it, but quote, "Bring a. copy of the book that you have most. enjoyed." I would spend days thinking. about that. Do they mean smut? Do they. mean like fun book? Do they mean. educational book, self-help book that. transformed my life? Or book that I had. the most? He he haha kicking my feet. reading. What does it mean? Or another. bring the most interesting person that.

you've ever met. How do you even get the. most interesting person to come with. you? Because you're not the most. interesting person. They're probably the. most interesting person. When you show. up, you likely realize that you have. brought the least interesting person. with you because there are Nobel. Prizewinning physicists. The guy over. there works for NASA. He won't tell you. what he does, but he works for NASA. magicians, celebrities who are not even. the star of the party. The host himself, Al, will usher you inside with his arm.

draped around your shoulder as if you've. been best friends for decades, even. though he looks a few decades older than. you. And almost like it is just planned. from the beginning. Somehow he's asking. you about how the car ride was. Was. there traffic? How was it coming up the. hills? And then suddenly, you're. standing in front of a painting on a. wall. Is the painting moving? It's. likely that later someone at the party. will lean over and tell you, "Oh, you. don't know. Al is the world's greatest. collector of optical illusions.". Apparently, he made a lot of money. dealing rare books, and now he collects.

optical illusions, like that painting. Al is the type of guy that likes to say. things like, "Reality is that [music]. which exists independently of your. perception or beliefs. Your perception. may be aligned with reality and then it. may not be and you wouldn't know.". [music]. >> So, reality is that which exists. independently of your perceptions or. belief. and your perception may be. aligned with reality and then it may not. be and you wouldn't know. >> I don't know what that means. What does. that mean? He's even released multiple. books on optical illusions and a lot of.

people at the time think that this he. just has this oddball quality about him. He even gave multiple TED talks where he. talks about how visual illusions are. powerful because they violate your. expectations. There's this one part. where the crowd is just eating up. everything he's saying. And you would. think that this is like a Netflix debut. comedy special. He shows a picture of. what appears to be a man and a woman. partaking [music] in activities. And. this is shadow play. So it's like the. shot of a woman leaned up against a. glass bottle. She's like inside the.

glass bottle. >> and there's a man behind her, you know, doing what they do. and he would say. something like, "This is the best. example of priming by experience that I. know. If you are a child under the age. of 10 that hasn't been ruined yet, you. will see the image and see dolphins.". >> Actually, this is the best example of. priming by experience that I know. If. you are a child under the age of 10 who. haven't been ruined yet,

you will look at this image and see. dolphins. >> Yeah, you see dolphins. No, but it's odd. that he says a child under 10 that. hasn't been ruined yet. It's just a. little weird. Okay. And then he goes on. to show a picture of a thing that a. six-year-old drew turned into a teacher. The assignment being, "What do you want. to be when you grow up?" And because of. the way that the story is presented, his. voice, his tone, his cadence. Clearly, it looks like this six-year-old drew. someone who might be a midnight. ballerina. That's what it appears to be. And the six-year-old writes on there, "I.

when I grow up, I want to be just like. mommy." So now the insinuation is mommy. is a midnight ballerina because it it. looks like someone on a pole and there's. a bunch of people holding up wads of. cash. The crowd is laughing and then he. shows a letter. This is the letter that. the mother sent the teacher. Dear Miss. Jones, I wish to clarify that I am not. now nor have I ever been a dancer. I. work at Home Depot and I told my. daughter how hectic it has been last. week before the blizzard hit. I told her. we sold out every single shovel we had.

and then I found one last one in the. back room and that several people were. fighting over it and who would get it. Her picture doesn't show me dancing. around a pole. It's supposed to depict. me selling the last snow shovel we had. at Home Depot. From now on, I will. remember to check on her homework more. Thank you. So, it's a lot of weird. stuff, but it's not alarming. It's all. like fun and games, right? Until the. recent release of the Epstein emails. December 16th, 2010, one email from Al.

Seckle to Jeffrey Epstein reads, "The. job was far worse than originally. expected." You have a dedicated group of. people trying to undo and damage you. He's talking to Epstein in 2010 after. his conviction, his first conviction, including now they have started up again. last week full force again. It's obvious. that they can't [ __ ] with your wiki page. because we blocked that. So, he's going. in and he's making sure no one can write. in Jeffrey Epste's Wikipedia page. The. woman from the Daily Beast who wrote an. article about you, we have programs that.

track this stuff. And so, for the past. few days, Mike has been having a cyber. war with her minions who are actively. trying to undo what we are doing. She's. trying to push her Daily Beast and other. articles back up. So, we have to go back. and push them back down in the Google. searches. Then there was the issue of. trying to, you know, create a positive. web presence for you with these science. and organization sites. I spent. literally 4 months of non-stop work. creatively and my own political capital. to get you this far, which saved you not. only time but countless dollars and.

isn't something that can be readily. bought. I had people also working for. free. We did manage to get rid of the. Daily Beast article, which is now far. removed in spite of their own efforts to. keep it prominent. Wikipedia was an. important victory and it will always be. at the top of the search engine results. [music] Now the headlines do not mention. convicted sex offender or pedophile. Instead, philanthropic work, [music]. Epstein Foundation, promotion of. scientist, we've stopped the hacking on. your wiki site and that was a major. effort. Your wiki entry now is pretty. tame and bad [music] stuff has been. muted and pushed to the bottom. Careful.

editing and wording has muted the effect. immensely. We also hacked this site to. replace the mug shot in the caption. They hacked Wikipedia. These emails are. from 2010. What is the connection. between Al Sele and Epstein? Is this. just another one of Epstein's friends. who owes him a favor? Al Seek is. actually [music] much closer than that. He's almost family in a way. He is. Galain Maxwell's brother-in-law. And. [music] soon after these emails, Al. Seckle goes missing. At least that's.

what everybody thought. until weeks. later. There [music] is a stench that. leads investigators to the bottom of a. 100 ft cliff in France. And there, missing a hand and a foot that was. likely eaten by a wild boar, is Al. Seckle. >> When did he die? >> 2015. >> So he sent the email in 2010. >> Yes. >> This was exposed in 2015 or. >> No, it was exposed recently. >> But in 2015, he died. >> Yes. There were allegations that he was. a fraud rare book seller, but they say.

that he selfexited. But it's interesting. because how many self-exits connected to. one case. >> is too many. >> And what does he do? He Why is he doing. all of this for him? Is this just like. he gets paid by Epstein? And. >> I don't think that he's getting paid. much. He was dating Gain Maxwell's. sister. M so this is like a little favor. to keep the family. >> But I mean the speculation is is it. really a favor or is it maybe you owe.

>> Epstein? >> Because I mean I I love my extended. family. I don't know how if I would. illegally hack a website for them. >> Go that far. >> Yeah. Especially when they've been. convicted of the crime that everyone on. the internet is posting about. >> So truly how many self-exits connected. to one case is too many? >> [music].

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alleged DV, self-exit, CSA, trafficking. Please watch with caution. And this is. part three of our coverage of the. Epstein files. And I think by this. point, hopefully the new Epstein files. will be released. That's going to take a. lot of time to sort through. If you guys. are interested, I can definitely make. some follow-up videos. But, I mean, we. don't even really know what's going to. come out of the Transparency Act. Truly, like, there is no guarantee that we're. going to get any answers to this or if. we're just going to get another dump of. emails where it's like, "Oh, yes, we.

kind of knew that these people had some. sort of relationship." But these emails. don't kickstart an investigation. They. don't really bring justice or anything. So, it might just be that. But just. another side note, I am not legally. accusing anyone of doing anything. All. of these allegations, all of these. accusations and the discourse around. each person that's involved or not. involved with Jeffrey Epste and Galain. Maxwell is readily available to be. consumed online. There are countless. court documents. There are countless. things that have been released by the.

House Oversight Committee. There are so. many things that have been circulating. online that you can read for yourself. and come to your own opinion. So, with. that being said, let's get started. The. committee is where bills go to die. They. are the gatekeepers. Before a bill even. reaches the Congress floor, the. congressional floor, okay, to have a. full vote, they have to go through the. committee first. And when they do, 90 to. 95% of them die. They never make it out. of the committee onto the floor except.

this [music] bill, Jeffrey Epstein's. Transparency Act. I mean, why would it. not get signed by everyone, right? [music] They just have to make it to the. congressional floor. Why would you not. want to know more about those that are. involved with Egstein? By the way, that. was from a deposition. Okay, so a lot of. people have been calling him Egstein. recently. There was an old deposition of. Jeffrey Epstein where he is asked about. if his private part is truly shaped like. an egg. >> Is it true, sir, that you have what's. been described as an eggshaped penis?

>> And he gets so upset he walks out of the. deposition and for that he is now Mr. Estee. No, the Jeffrey Epstein. Transparency Act was a bipartisan joint. effort from Democrat Ro Kana from. California and Republican Thomas Massie. from Kentucky. Interestingly enough, when the Republicans find out that. Thomas Massie is working on this bill, so he's trying to get it onto the House. floor so they can vote. Once they vote, it goes to the Senate. Then once they. vote, if it passes, it goes to the.

president and it is now signed as an. act. Like, this is going to happen. When. the Republicans find out what Thomas. Massie is doing, they are not happy. The. leadership is not happy, including. Donald Trump. Trump attacks Massie on. social media, calling him quote, "a real. loser." Thomas Massie, the worst. Republican congressman and almost. guarantee no vote each and every time, is an embarrassment with a capital E to. Kentucky. He's lazy, slowm moving, and.

totally disingenuous. A real loser. Never has anything positive to add. looking for someone good to run against. this guy. Someone I can capital E. endorse and vigorously campaign for. I. don't know why embarrassment and endorse. or capitalized E for Epstein, I guess, right? But like he really hates Massie. now. He made fun of him for getting. remarried a year after his wife died. last year in 2024 and Trump is posting. online. Boy, that was quick. No wonder. the polls have him at less than 8%. chance of winning the election. Anyway,

have a great life, Thomas. And question. mark, because he doesn't know the new. wife's name. His wife will soon find out. that she's stuck with a loser. Thomas. Massie comes out swinging, too. I mean, the girls are really fighting in this. one. In an interview, he says, "The deal. for Republicans on this vote is that. Trump will protect you if you vote the. wrong way." In other words, if you vote. to cover up for pedophiles, you've got. cover in the Republican primary. The. deal for Republicans on this vote is. that Trump will protect you if you vote. the wrong way. In other words, if you.

vote to cover up for pedophiles, you've. got cover in a Republican primary. But I. would remind my colleagues that this. vote is going to be on your record for. longer than Trump is going to be. president. >> And what are you going to do in 2028 and. and 2030 when you're in a debate either. with a Republican or a Democrat and they. say, "How can we trust you? who you. covered up for a pedophile back in, you. know, 2025. >> I will say that the MAGA base was having. a hard time with this one, with a good. chunk of MAGA, at least from what we.

could find online, siding with the. Epstein Transparency Act. Most likely, this act was going to get stomped on. Because if party leadership doesn't want. to get it passed, it's not going to get. past the committee. Which is why. Congressman Roana and Thomas Massie, they go around it and they do something. called a discharge petition. I will say. to get this act onto the house floor to. be voted on was a pretty dramatic thing. that a lot of people don't talk about. So it means that in order for you to. bypass the committee, you have to do a.

discharge petition. For a discharge. petition, you have to have majority of. the House representatives, you need 218. out of the 435. to file and sign this discharge. petition. But they make it so there's so. many legal loopholes such as the 218. members of the house have to physically. go to the clerk's desk at the House. chamber to sign the document. They can't. do like a doc you sign. >> Yeah. But also like it's kind of their. jobs to just like go do it, right? And. this is where three Republican House.

representatives, Marjorie Taylor Green. of Georgia, Lauren Boowbert of Colorado, and Nancy Mace of South Carolina, they. decide that they are going to be the. three Republicans to sway from party. leadership. No Republican wants to sign. this discharge petition. Every single. Democrat has signed it except the only. Republicans are these three. congresswoman and Thomas Massie. >> So these four people changed everything. >> Yes. >> Wow. >> Republican Speaker of the House Mike.

Johnson. Fascinating guy. And by. fascinating, I mean what the hell. He. states that he opposes the discharge. petition because he was worried about. the victims. Though most people believe. it's more likely that he was just doing. what Trump wants. Okay. So, there was a. lot of drama. In addition to the four. Republicans signing this discharge. petition, there was a situation where a. Democratic House representative had. passed away and his daughter actually. got elected as the representative and. she's clearly a Democrat and so she.

needed to be sworn in so that she could. sign otherwise they would be down a. number from the Democrats. I mean, it's. clearly she's going to sign it. She's a. Democrat. But also like they were just. really trying to not let her get sworn. in to the point where at one point the. Republican House rep uh Mike Johnson was. like, "No, no, no. You know, the. government is shut down, so we can't. sign her in or like it's the weekend or. like we only meet certain times of month. and we can't sign her in." And. everyone's like, "Why can't you sign her. in? A lot of people have been sworn in. when they haven't had everybody.

present." And he's like, "No, no, no. It's for her. I want her to get the full. experience of being sworn in. Like, it's. a whole thing. think it's a whole ordeal. and everyone's like, "Swear her in so. that she can sign the document." There. was a lot of drama, but ultimately. [music] with the four Republicans and. every single Democrat, the discharge. petition gets 218 [music]. signatures. Exactly. Just to give you an. idea, the modern discharge rule was. established in 1931. And out of like 673.

discharge petitions, only 47ish have. gotten the 218 signatures. And then out. of those, like only a handful have. gotten through. >> The odds are not in the favor of the. Epstein Transparency Act. But it does. now go to the floor to be voted on, and. they have to get it through the House, then the Senate, and then finally the. president. When the discharge petition. gets on the House floor, the House votes. 427. to one.

Who is the one lone no vote? Republican. Clay Higgins of Louisiana, who argued. that the release could cause undue harm. to innocent witnesses and family members. related to the case. He wrote on X, "It. abandons 250 years of criminal justice. procedure in America." You know, as. written, this bill reveals and injures. thousands of innocent people, witnesses, people who have provided alibis, family. members. If enacted in its current form, this type of broad reveal of criminal. investigative files released to a rabid.

media will absolutely result in innocent. people being hurt. >> So, everyone voted to like release it at. that point. Is it because like they know. it's going to happen? >> Yeah. So at that point even uh once it. got the discharge petition went through. even Trump was like Republicans should. just vote yes. >> Oh. >> so Republicans get the party leadership. approval. >> which is. >> so everyone got the memo. It's like okay. this it's going to happen now. regardless. But that guy still decided. to vote no. >> Even House Speaker Mike Johnson he.

decided to save his own skin because at. that point everyone is looking at anyone. who's going to vote no and go hey so um. >> what's on your computer? What are who are you emailing? >> People wanted to know and so I think at. that point everyone's saving their skin. except for Clay Higgins who has always. been super MAGA. So then it goes to the. Senate and the senators they unanimously. passed the bill and like it sounds. climactic. It sounds like every single. one of them sat there and was like.

signing the bill but um no the they were. just like hey can we just anyone have. any objections or are we just going to. unanimously pass it? They were like, "Okay, no objections. It is passed." And. by November 19th, 2025, the bill lands. on President Trump's desk, and he signs. it into law. There's a lot of reasons why people. think and have these conspiracy theories. that Epstein was a spy, an intelligence. officer for a foreign nation. The main. one that comes up is Israel, that he was.

an intelligence spy for Israel. [music]. Netzens think that this is just too much. power. the way that if you read through. Epstein's emails, he does not align. himself with one political party in the. United States. When someone he's talking. to is Republican, he takes a more. Republican viewpoint. When someone he's. talking to is a Democrat, he takes a. more Democratic viewpoint. And it just. seems that all of his connections lined. up more so to be in the Democratic party. because he had, you know, he had Galain.

Maxwell who knew the Clintons and then. they knew all of these connections, but. it does not seem like he himself was. like a staunch Democrat like a I lean. left. These are my political views, which is so interesting. But he's so. well connected globally to a bunch of. international foreign nations and. leaders. And the tapes, the alleged. tapes that Epstein has of his client. list abusing children, there is this. question of do those tapes exist or not? Because Pam Bondi, attorney general of. the United States, has stated that she.

has seen tens of thousands of tapes, right? >> The tens of thousands of video. They. turned out to be child porn downloaded. by that disgusting Jeffrey Epstein. >> But she does state that it's between. Epstein and minors, but they were never. found. And some people say it's because. they were never Epstein. They belong to. the foreign intelligences and they're. not going to let it be found. >> She has seen it, but. >> she says she has, >> but it hasn't been found. >> What does that even mean? Like, did you. find it or not find it? >> Well, I guess the argument there is.

they're saying they're not going to. release it because it's CCM, but she. does state that it's Epstein and minors. Now, what's interesting is that all of. the victims, well, most of the victims. for Epstein and Galain, they don't. recall being filmed when they were. partaking in activities with Epstein. But a lot of them recall that Epstein. and Galain would allegedly talk about. how they had some sort of power over. these powerful men that these women were. trafficked to, that these girls were.

trafficked to. >> So, it doesn't make sense. That's why. people are saying it wouldn't make sense. that Epste has videos of himself. committing acts. >> Like tens of thousands of videos of. himself partaking in illegal activities. with minors. Like what would be the. purpose of that? Unless he gets off on. it. But none of the victims have said, "Oh yeah, he gets off on filming these. things with us." So that's why people. think that those tapes are not of. Jeffrey Epstein. But regardless, it. seems like whether they exist or do not.

exist, the DOJ is not specifying. anything more because they're saying. it's CESAM. And no one is saying that it. should be released or no one is saying. that we should get screenshots or. anything. It's just um it's just weird. It's weird. It doesn't help that Ehood. Barack and a few other world leaders. were pictured previously with Epstein or. have admitted to having met him. And. along with the massive dump of emails, Epstein's Kindle purchases get released. his digital Kindle purchases. I will say. it's very interesting. In the beginning,

he's reading books like Conversations. with a Mathematician, exploring. randomness, even the Jesus Dynasty, a. hidden history of Jesus, his royal. family, and the birth of Christianity. And then he starts picking up books. about family wealth management, the. story of a practical idealist, managing. money books, Why We Get Sick, The. Celebrity Assistance Handbook, which. details how to deal with the ultra. wealthy, Bitcoin for Dummies, Blockchain. Technology Explained. [music] He also. purchases at least four separate books,

digital books on Donald Trump, [music]. another book about gay Catholic priests, another one titled The Serious Guide to. Jokewriting, which is not about gay. Catholic priests. However, it does. appear that his interests start changing. a little bit in 2014 with the books The. Man [music] from Ogy. It's a man who. studies intimate relations and he. studies it and he loves it and it makes. studying intimate relations even easier. However, the blurb continues. He does.

odd jobs here and there for quote the. most secret of American spy. organizations. This unnamed agency, which is definitely not the CIA, might. send him to various action spots in the. world, but it's his lust that makes the. spots get active. He just starts reading a bunch of spy. books along with purchases like the. complete guide of men pilates, the. physics of immortality, which is about. how humans can be resurrected, which. Virginia Du Fray states in her memoir,

quote, I'll tell you one thing, though. While I've read that Epstein was buried. in an unmarked grave not far from his. parents in Palm Beach, Florida, I don't. believe that at all. Epstein had. repeatedly told me exactly what would. happen when he died. His body would be. placed in some sort of cryogenic chamber. to be preserved until technology. advanced far enough back to bring him. back to life. That's what he always. bragged to me with [music] that. satisfied smirk on his face. I know it. sounds far-fetched, but I wouldn't bet. against the notion that he somehow got.

his way on this. One of his last book. purchases in the last three months of. his life is Lolita, the annotated and. revised version about a man who is. obsessed with the 12-year-old girl. However, the most interesting purchase. that everybody has been dissecting thus. far online is quote the title, Rise and. Kill First, the secret history of. Israel's targeted assassinations. People think it's interesting because. there is a speculation that he he is an. intelligence officer, a spy for Israel.

and then he ends up dying in prison. later. Additionally, in that vein, he. would also make these very strange notes. that he would email himself. It's like. the journals of a mentally corrupt. human. I don't even really know what to. call them. So, he would just email these. random. It would be like 1 2 3 4. It. would be numbered in a bullet point list. and then it would be random words in. sequences. It's like he's speaking in. code or he's talking to himself. Number. 26, taste, [music] question mark. Food,

question mark. Kissing, question mark. It's like he's playing the world's. weirdest word association game. Other. lists include 26, money, [music]. agreements, debt, power, value, wealth, cost. Number 27, dreaming all day long. Number 28, only six senses. And then at the bottom of this like. numbered list, it would just be a whole. group of people's names. Hopkins, Danny,

Chsky, Teal, Hoffman, Ehood, Bannon, Barack, Woody. >> What? So, a lot of netizens, they've. been speculating that these names. correlate to a certain number, and these. numbers are the last conversations that. he had with these people so that next. time he converses with them, he can. remember what they conversed about or. maybe what their interests were in. >> But it's very weird because if you're. just a normal person and you don't. expect that these are going to go.

public, why not write it in a journal. where it's a little bit easier to. understand? Why go through the why. couldn't you just write Hopkins and then. whatever that was if that is in case. what is happening here. >> Right. Right. Right. >> So it seems like it's just code. It's. >> so you're saying that he expected to go. public one day. >> or he's sending this email to himself. but there are other people who have. access to this email or maybe he's. taught always to write in code. >> or to mix it up a little bit. It's just.

weird. >> Yeah, it's it's weird. >> It's very weird. And there really are. only a few people that would understand. what that is. And one of them would be. Gain Maxwell. There are only a few. people allowed in that room when Galain. Maxwell gets interviewed for like the. first and probably the last time a few. months ago. Spencer Horn, Assistant. Special Agent in charge of the FBI, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch. Also in the room, you have Diego. Pistana, Associate Deputy Attorney.

General. Mark Beard from the US. Marshalss and Galain's attorneys David. Marcus and Leia Safion. Melissa Magrical. and Todd Blanch speaks. Go ahead. And. I'm I'm Gain Maxwell. >> This is the profer interview of. Galileain Maxwell. July 24th, 2025 10:12. a.m. Todd Blanch tells her what a profer. agreement is and that it's quote the. most important part of this agreement is. that this isn't a cooperation agreement. Meaning that by you meeting with us.

today, we're really just meeting. I'm. not promising to do anything. I'm not. promising to ask Judge Nathan or any of. the judges that's been assigned to your. case to do anything about it. We are. just talking. >> However, almost as important is the fact that um. what this agreement does for you is it. gives you protection. So, what it means. is that the government cannot use what. you say today against you. um with some. exceptions which we'll talk about in a. minute, but whatever you talk about. today, you have what's called immunity.

>> So those exceptions are things like. perjury. Like if you lie, they can get. you for perjury. But Blanch says, "Miss. Maxwell, I guess about a week and a half. or two ago, Mr. Marcus, your attorney, reached out to me and said that you. wanted to speak with somebody from the. government about not only your case, but. about everything that's been in the. media and that's been publicized about. Mr. Epstein in your case." The. government said that I'm not doing. anything for you. >> But I'm going to Yeah. >> You say you want to talk, so I'm here to. listen. What is this all about? Right.

Why is she telling all of these things. without any returns? >> And like when the has the government. ever listened to anybody, let alone. someone that has been convicted of any. sort of crime. So, it's very. interesting. And like I said in the. previous episode, it's interesting that. this is all coming about when the. administration is under a lot of fire. about being connected with Epstein. Todd. Blanch has some pretty strong. connections to President Trump and not. just by being the deputy attorney. general. He was previously Trump's.

personal attorney. So there's a lot of a. lot of weird things happening here. But. one thing that's very important to note. is this is really the first time that we. hear from Galain herself. We know Galain. from what everybody has said about her, from the documents that have been. released. She never testified during her. trial. And there's just and even her. trial itself, it was in federal court. It was never live streamed. This is the. first time we really hear Gain Maxwell. her voice for a prolonged period of. time. >> Yeah. >> And she's just as crazy as I freaking.

imagined. So she starts whining. initially about how nobody from the. government ever wanted to talk to her. Even when she was first indicted and. prosecuted, which she states she always. wanted to talk to someone at SDNY, which. speaking of SDNY, there is a lot of. drama happening right now where Meen. Comey, the former FBI director's. daughter was a prosecutor was she was an. attorney for SDNY. She worked on the. >> SDNY is. >> the Southern District of New York. This.

is a federal district. So these are the. feds. >> So they prosecute a lot of white collar. crimes. This is the same district that. prosecuted Shan Combmes. So it's it's. federal court. You can't bring cameras. in there. It can't be live streamed. Now. Marine Comey, who also worked on Shawn. Combmes's case, she worked initially on. Jeffrey Epstein's case, never went to. trial because he died. And then she. worked on Galain Maxwell's case and that. did go to trial and she was convicted. Now she gets fired. She gets fired this.

year all around the time of this Epstein. file talk. And her father, James Comey, who was the former FBI director, he's in. like a huge lawsuit and it's so messy. over there. But people just think all. this timing is very odd and interesting. Very odd and interesting. So Gain. Maxwell is like, "SDNY never wanted to. talk to me. Even when they indicted me, they didn't want to talk to me." And she. says, quote, "And I offered myself and I. kept asking if they would meet with me.".

>> And I kept asking if they would meet. with me so that I could talk to them. And for whatever reason, um, that was. not happening. >> So, she starts from the very beginning. of how she met Epstein, where there were. rumors that it was through her dad, that. it was on a blind date. And in Galain's. version of events, she says her friend. is like, "Hey, you're almost 30." So, uh, she says, quote, "I don't need to. tell you guys. That's a very important. moment for a girl to like think about. important things. >> And a girlfriend of mine uh who an.

American told me I I I broken up with my. long I've been engaged getting with a. very long time boyfriend and we've. broken up. She said, you know, girlfriends do I got a guy for you to. meet and like who is it? And she goes, um it's he's been dating my sister. You. love him. He's looking for a wife. I'm. edging towards 30. I don't need to tell. you guys that's a very important moment. for a girl just to like think about. important things and I sure be happy to. meet him.

>> So her friend is like because you're an. old old decrepit little lady now you got. to think about dating somebody. So her. friend introduces her to Epstein who is. dating the friend's sister. Imagine. you're like hey you need a boyfriend. My. sister's boyfriend could be a great pick. for you. He's great. I think you guys. should get married. And apparently. that's what happened. So Gain meets him. at his office where she notices a giant. ketchup stain on his tie and she is so. smitten by this ketchup stain that she.

was like, "Yes, I will commit atrocious. felonies with you. Let's do this." Gain. also thinks that we have the. intelligence of a drowning cockroach. because she tells Todd Blanch that she. slept with Epstein one time in the. beginning of their friendship, you know. So, in 1992, um, I slept with him one time and I was. like, "Oh, that's it. We're going to be. dating." I never slept a single night in. her house, ever.

>> They were never really dating, per se. They they slept together once [music]. and then she didn't sleep with him again. for a very long time. And it I mean, just it was their relationship was just. not that serious. Were you in um a. romantic relationship with him at this. point or just friends? >> Just friends. [music]. >> You know, Epstein told me that he had a. heart condition. A what? Heart. condition. Heart condition. Heart. condition. Which meant that he didn't. have intercourse a lot, which suited me. fine because I actually do have a. medical condition myself, which.

precludes me of having a lot of. intercourse. >> Epstein told me that he had a um heart. condition. >> A what? >> Heart condition. >> Heart. our condition. Okay. >> Which um meant that he didn't have. intercourse a lot which suited me fine. because I actually do have a medical. condition which proves uh me having a. lot of intercourse. >> So what was your understanding of his. heart condition and why that prevented.

him from having intercourse regularly? >> I don't know. I mean he liked other. forms of sexual act. So she states later that he really likes. self-pleasuring and [ __ ]. >> He liked blood drops that I did observe. then he didn't seem to have any erectile. dysfunction for blow drops but sex he. didn't have. So when. >> I don't know what the difference between. intercourse and I I don't know what is. she says. So we stopped having relations. in 1999 not full sex sorry just to be.

clear you know didn't mean that we. didn't still share a bedroom sometimes. or whatever. In fact, she says that they. never really did it. And all of these. women who are accusing her of bringing. them into the room, leading the massage, being involved in these group. activities, she's like, "Oh god, that's. really not me." Like, I've only ever. done it with Epstein like a few times. And on top of that, I I mean, people. think that we are connected by the hit, but that is not at all the case. We. barely ever hung out. We actually didn't.

really like each other like that. She. says, "In fact, I didn't like the people. that he was with anyway." So, how do I. say this? Um, he was always surrounded. by young people, right? I like people. who are my age or older, and I don't. find the society of the companionship of. younger people, I suppose, is uh really. that enjoyable. >> I don't like the company that he chose. to be with. And so, I just was kind of. boring and fundamentally uninteresting.

That's probably the nicest way I can. say. throwing uh Epstein under the bus. now. >> Yeah. And she says that by the way, if. in case you guys didn't know, I was in a. full-blown relationship with a. billionaire. >> Oh, yeah. >> She states that during this time, she. was dating another billionaire by the. name of Todd Wyatt. Wait, Wyatt. But he, this is in from 2003 to like 2010. And. she says that he is the founder of. Gateway Computers, quote, as you may.

know. and we had an amazing relationship. that ended when up until 2010, I think. And I was with Ted from that time. So, she says that she even attended Chelsea. Clinton's wedding as Ted's guest. [music] Weird. And she says, you know, back in those times if you asked Gain. where Epstein was. She would even tell. you, I would have no idea. I didn't even. have the keys to his houses. Like, I. think it's crazy. Like, she makes it. seem like it's crazy that everybody is. saying that they were joined at the hip, that they were body and collide. She's.

like, "I barely saw the guy. If you. asked me where he was at any given. point, I don't think I would have had. the answer. I didn't think so." I mean, that's how detached we were. >> What time frame was all the crimes. happening? Is that the same time frame. that she claims? >> Yes. >> Uh, so she claims that I wasn't even. there. >> Yeah. She's like, "I barely know the. man." Blanch is like, "Okay, so when. Epstein was first arrested in like 2008, that's when you realized that something. was wrong with the guy?" She's like, "I. didn't even know that. I didn't even.

understand. She's like, I didn't even. know that he was arrested. I read. through the press. >> And then when he's charged in New York. federally, um, how did you learn about. that case? >> In the press. >> And had you, as far as you know, >> been contacted by law enforcement before. his arrest? >> No. >> Um, >> that wasn't in indictment. >> No, I know that. even as a witness or or. asking you if you would give documents. or materials. >> up until when my lawyers said that I.

don't even know I had no knowledge of. them being interested to me honestly I. want to say until he had died. >> what she's like I didn't have any. context for that you know I was I didn't. I'm not even sure what I thought I was. like that's weird. so after you find out what happens with. your relationship with Epstein I asked. him you You know, I asked him what was. going on and he said, "Not to worry. Nothing. Nothing. Taking care of it. Don't worry about it. He didn't share. You know, I wasn't part of it all. I was.

off with Ted. I really just was off with. Ted." Meanwhile, while he's in prison, she continues to take care of everything. for him. And he keeps paying her lots of. money. >> Okay. So, what's going on with this. conversation? Like, she's just making up. random stories and they are just. listening. Okay. Yeah. I I believe you. Keep going. Yeah, basically like this conversation. doesn't make any sense at all. >> Are they pushing her? Are they like. challenging her or or they just. listening? >> Barely. And there's so many parts of.

this conversation, and again, I'm really. not trying to let any sort of political. bias come through, but I do think that. there's very suspect things in this. entire profer interview, including the. fact that there are various times in. which she brings up the conversation of. Trump and talks about how he has nothing. to do with anything. There's that one. point at the end of the day on day one. because this profit interview lasted two. days where she's like you know what I. just want to say something before we end. this interview and she's like it really.

bothers me and this is paraphrasing but. I mean you could see it on I'm going to. insert the clip. She's like it really. bothers me that people are associating. President Trump with all of this stuff. and like I don't know what's wrong with. the media and it's like girly pop nobody. freaking asked you that just now. >> Yeah. >> May I say something? >> Of course. Yes, >> I just would like to put out there that. I also focused on how I think the. president got swept into some of this. >> unnecessarily by the way and I'm not a.

conspiracy theorist and I certainly. don't subscribe to all the all of. everything that I see but I do believe. that there is animous in some areas that. may have contributed to how the the use. of the president to harm him that I find. [music] deeply offensive. And whilst I. can't obviously say definitively that. that is what it is, I would like to show. you what I see so that you can evaluate.

it and do with that as you see fit. >> if it needs to be addressed. I've seen. it. It struck me and I would like to. give it to you for what it's worth. >> Okay? >> It's just weird. It's weird. It gets. even weirder because there are moments. where, okay, so for example, there's. this one point of the proper interview. where Todd Blanch is just like, look, if. Epstein's flying from Palm Beach to St. Thomas and he's flying all over the. country to New Mexico, to New York, or. even to Palm Beach, and then there's.

young women, you know, putting aside. whether they're under the age of 18 or. in their 20s, they're there every day at. the house, multiple massages on some. days, you're interacting with the. massuses constantly. Galain hits him. with a Huh? >> You're interacting with the masseus. constantly. Um. >> Todd Blanch walks it back. Or maybe. that's not right. That's not right. Let. me take back what I just said. Ignore. that part. Okay. >> Or maybe that's not right. Let me take. Let me take back what I just said. Ignore that part. >> Wait, what? What is that? >> Because she the whole interview she's.

talking about how she never really even. interacted with a massus. So like if she. went to go get a massage from a third. party and she says, quote, "Not one of. those funky places." And in my effort to. find them, I would go to massage uh. spas, like legitimate spas, not we're. not talking, you know, funky ones. And I. if I got a massage from somebody in a. spa that was I liked I liked. I asked. them if they would do home visits. If. they said yes, I would ask them to come.

to the house and he would see if he. liked them or not. But these were people. who worked at spars. I never ever. checked their age and I never checked. their credentials. So, I never asked for. a certificate, >> meaning like a proper massage place. And. she likes the masseuse. She'll bring. them in to work on Epstein, but she. never was like recruiting underage. people. She never really hung out with. the massuses. She states she wasn't even. the one paying the massuses, which goes. against like every single victim's. testimony, but she's like, I really had. nothing to do with these massuses. I. never even saw anything sexual happen.

with a massage, like a masseuse, nothing. And so, at this point, he says, you're interacting with the massuses. constantly. and she just hits him with a. huh, he walks it back or maybe that's. not right. That's not right. >> So like he's catering his story based on. whatever she just said. >> Yes. And I understand that there is to. some degree you want to make the. convicted felon feel a little bit more. comfortable so that they feel like they. should open up and they should tell you. things that they might not tell someone.

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[music]. And they just let her get away with. things. They let her get away with. saying things like, you know, he told me. he had difficulty having an erection. I. believed him. Blanch is like, can you. elaborate? Like, what do you mean by. that? Because when I didn't have sex. with him after the first time, I took it. as a you know, I asked him, "So, was it. me?" And he told me it was him. Todd. Blanchard is like, "What?" She says, "I. had never up until this moment in my. life, as if I'm, you know, not stupid.

>> I'm not stupid. I'm very bright. I've. had an excellent education. I traveled. all over the world. I had had. boyfriends, but I had never met or. understood that somebody could be so uh. would lie to me about I it never. occurred to me. I didn't have a a frame. of context within my life experience. where somebody would be so um. manipulative and devious with me. I just. and plus I just didn't have and I was.

happy not to have sex because I have a. condition that does doesn't lend itself. to that. >> So she just says I never had intimate. relations with Epstein because he can't. have a bon bon or whatever you want to. call it. This is her excuse for. everything. She says I was never. involved. I was never having these. relations where I was assaulting. children with Epstein because he cannot. I' I've only had relations with Epstein.

one time and then it was only one time. So I asked if it was my problem and he. said it's not your problem. The only. thing that Todd Blanch does kind of. stick to is like hey but you are getting. paid a lot of money. >> Were you relying on that money to live. and his generosity to live or did you. have your own um your own money? Okay. So, we're going to come back and spend. more time on the money with m with. respect to Mr. Epstein and and his. wealth, but what did you learn about his. wealth and how he was um and how he.

accumulated his money? What is he doing. to make money that you see he does he. have clients? Does he have rich clients? Does he have famous clients? >> So, you're saying that you're not. recruiting massus for him like. inappropriate massus that these are. regular massage therapists, but then. you're just what? You're a house. manager. You're signing contracts for. third party designers for all of his. homes. That's about what you're telling. me your job duties are, right? >> I mean, this is a complex operator. I'm. not talking about anything on tour. Just. the sheer size of the projects. I'm.

talking the construction projects, the. houses. It's a it's a really significant. job. I ran all the properties, the staff. in the property, the management of the. properties. So, we're talking $18.3. million in 1999, $5.5 million 3 years. later in 2002, $7.4 million in 2007. That money adds up to be around $30. million. Glain Maxwell [music] responds, "I don't believe any of that was my. money, even though they're going. straight to her accounts.".

>> That money adds up to around $30. million. You were not paid that by Mr. Epstein, meaning that's not money you. received for your benefit, even if it. was put into your accounts. >> I don't believe any of that was my. money. What I'm just trying to make sure. that I understand is that the idea that. you were paid $30 million in order to by. Mr. Epstein to reward you for recruiting. young women, you're [music] saying that. is categorically completely false. >> That is categorically false. Correct. >> Then he doesn't really do anything about. that. So then we just start going down.

the list of everybody that she's met and. interacted with. >> Um, did you ever meet JFK Jr.? >> I'm sorry. >> Did you ever meet JFK Jr.? Yes, >> I met him at Andrew Como's uh No, Carrie's wedding. Who did Carrie marry? Andrew Cuomo? Yes, Andrew Como's. wedding. She says that she likely met. him before she was friendly with. Epstein. End quote. I fancied him. >> Did you have any sort of professional or. social relationship with John F. Kennedy. Jr.?

>> I fancied him. >> You went? >> I thought he was very attractive. >> Oh, you fancied [laughter] him. >> Sorry. Besides finding him attractive. and fancying him, did you have any sort. of social relationship with him? [music]. I mean, we knew each other. I thought he. was wonderful and fun and I enjoyed. meeting him. We went out and I want to. say we had a dinner or two, but. obviously I was very excited, [music]. but that was it. And I Yeah. And I knew. his brother. I knew his brother. And so. now she's talking about Andrew Como. again. I knew his brother. You knew his.

brother. He has a brother, right? What's. his name? He's on TV. Chris, right? Christopher Christopher Cuomo, but I. would just say socially, I'm just not. close friends or anything, but I was. friends with Carrie, which is Andrew. Cuomo's ex-wife. And I met him a few. times, and I certainly met his brother. as well a few times. >> Yeah, Carrie, Andrew Kuo's ex-wife, is. also Carrie Kennedy of the Kennedy. family. [music] So, um, just so you. know, she's she's also not just part of. the Kennedy family. She is JFK's niece,

former president JFK's niece. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> She was married to Andrew Cuomo until. 2005. Nevertheless, the list [music] of. names continues. Galain says that she. does recall meeting Alan Dersawitz and. his wife on the island, but never had. any sort of inappropriate behavior. Never never witnessed anything. How. about Mr. Weinstein? Harvey Weinstein. >> How about um Mr. Weinstein? Harvey. Weinstein. >> What would you like to know? >> Do you know him? >> Yes. >> Um how do you know him? >> Is it relation you had kind of separate. from Mr. Epstein or did you guys did you. meet him through Mr. I've seen or um.

>> I wouldn't first of all I wouldn't say I. had any type of relationship with Harvey. Weinstein. >> Okay. >> In any context. >> Have you ever met Bill Gates over the. years? Yes. Uh because of your. relationship with Mr. Epstein or. separate. I met Mr. Gates when I went to. a TED conference. I actually spoke at. the TED conference, not the main stage, [music] the substage. And I also gave a. few TEDex speeches. But uh I I might. have met them there. But we we were. friendly. And I actually did meet him. because I knew of um I don't know if he.

was chief of staff or whoever, but. Boris. >> Did you meet Bill Gates over the years? >> Yes. Because I knew his I don't know if. he was chief of staff or whoever. Boris. >> Who's Boris? >> Boris is the chief of staff for Bill. Gates apparently. >> And you weren't You don't recall ever. being on like a plane with him flying to. the island or to anywhere? >> No. >> Do you know Elon Musk? >> Do you know um Elon Musk? >> I do. >> And how did you meet Mr. ask. >> um I met him um I don't remember the. year but it's going to be in 2010.

111 something like that I think if my. memory serves I was at uh an event for. uh Sergey Brin the found co-founder of. Google. >> she is how is she in everybody's. business it's crazy. >> everybody's business. >> that is crazy. >> yeah that's why everyone's like. >> so she's like the peak social climber. type of people are saying this is not a. normal level of social climbing either.

>> It's so weird. >> And the fact that Galain Maxwell comes. from a disgraced family where her father. was like stealing money from pension. funds, it doesn't make sense. >> Right. Right. Right. It's like why. aren't these people talking to her? >> That's why people think that she was. working with intelligence agencies. But. she said that she was at an event for. Sergey, the co-founder of Google. And. Sergey, it was his birthday. And so a. bunch of them, she says, quote, maybe I. don't know if I would say 40, it could. be wrong. It could be 30 or 50, I don't.

remember, went to another friend's. island. [music]. >> Went to um another friend's island. Somebody called Mr. Bigotsy in the. Caribbean and not with Epstein. He was. not there um to celebrate Sergey's. birthday. And we were there together for. I want to say 3 or 4 days, something. like that in my memory. And um Mr. Musk. was a present for that. >> So, everybody has an island. >> and you just like hop to different. people's islands. >> Yeah. And she does mention that like. Richard Branson also has an island.

nearby. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Did you uh did you meet or know Mr. Musk's brother? I don't know if I ever. met him. I know that he has a brother. I. don't think I met him. She mentions that. they also met again after an Oscars. after party and um. >> Elon Musk. >> Yeah, I believe that Epste knew Musk. And do you know whether Mr. Epstein knew. Mr. Musk? >> I believe they did. And the only reason. I say it's not from my memory, but. because I think I saw my memory is that. in Discovery they were communicating on.

email. But I mean it's not necessarily. the most incriminating thing. Um people. have not been bringing Musk's name into. the Epstein client list because he was. the one that tweeted that Trump is not. releasing the files because there's. there was a whole drama. So there a lot. of people are like, "Well, he probably. is not on the files if he's saying all. that.". >> And lots of people were on the emails. Also, he's like the richest man in the. world. Don't sue me. >> Then they go back to RFK Jr. and again, he is the one with the worm in his. brain, and he does sound like he just.

smoked like nine cigarettes before doing. a press interview. It's crazy. But Gain. says that she had gone dinosaur bone. hunting in the Dakotas with him. >> Bobby Kennedy knew him. >> Sorry, say that again about Bobby Kenn. >> Bobby knew Mr. How do you know that? >> Cuz we went on a trip together. Was we. went to dinosaur bone hunting in the. Dotas. >> Protect the dinosaurs and protect the. bears is what I'm learning from this. And she says, "I knew Bobb's wife." So,

Bobby is his nickname. I knew Bobby's. wife, Mary, pretty well, actually. And. uh before he met her, Mary passed away. in 2012 while her divorce with RFK Jr. was still pending. This divorce is not. without its controversies. RFK Jr. accused Mary of running over and killing. their family dog in the driveway, that. she was violent and abusive. Mary. accused RFK Jr. of being a sexual. deviant, of constantly cheating on her. and waging a scorched earth campaign. against her. And whilst the divorce was.

pending, Mary died by self-exit. Galain. states that her boyfriend back in the. 80s had a brother who dated Mary and. that's how they knew each other. And. then Mr. Epste, did Mr. Epste meet Bobby. Kennedy through you? I don't think so. because Mr. Epstein. >> surprisingly everyone says everything. happens through me. That that's just not. true. I mean I think yesterday I. explained that he had friends from. London and those are very they were what. the people would call fancy. They were. fancy people. >> So she's like no he didn't meet Bobby.

through me. But then she states I never. saw anything inappropriate with Mr. Kennedy. I mean yesterday if I didn't. make it clear I will re reiterate. I. never ever saw any man do anything. inappropriate with women of any age. I. never saw inappropriate habits. Now, I'm. not going to say hands or I mean that to. me is not inappropriate. >> A what? >> I guess like holding hands. >> Oh, >> now somebody's inappropriate and mine. might be different. We're not talking. about anything that resembles the. accusations that we've discussed. So,

that would be a flatout no to any man. Also, she just can't remember anything. >> I remember. I believe, but I don't. remember. I don't remember. I can't. remember what I can't remember now. >> And as for why she can't remember a. single damn thing and has the. hippocampus of a toad that's been. deceased for half a century, she says, "I don't recall all of them. Not because. I'm trying to be evasive or anything, but I just don't remember them." And and. after a while, you know, [music] in the. incredible job that you all have, all of.

you, that when you're so highressured. and you're spending so much time with. extraordinary people like with President. Trump, it can blur. It just does. >> Does she really talk like that? >> Yeah, basically. >> So obvious. >> I mean, this is like a very dramatic. interpretation, but I think that her. accent doesn't help. >> She does have a very posh way of. speaking that's very. >> holier than thou. She just she has a. very posh accent. >> You know, in the incredible job that you.

have, all of you, that when you're so. highressured and you're spending so much. time with extraordinary people like you. do with um President Trump, it it can. blur. >> She also says about Bill Clinton, "So, I. started spending a lot of time, I don't. want to categorize that, but I started. spending time with the former president. and with Doug and his team. And then um. I had no purpose really other than I. obviously offered something I don't know. ideas of I don't know. >> and he started to travel.

>> who star travel bill. >> Yeah. So she's like I'm traveling with. Bill Clinton and like I offered him. ideas or like I don't know or like ideas. or like I don't know. It doesn't make. any sense. And then she talks about how. there is a rumor where she flew Bill. Clinton on a helicopter to the island. for nefarious reasons. And she says, "That is so patently absurd that I flew. him in a helicopter." I am a helicopter. pilot. That is true. >> I am a helicopter pilot. That is true. But the [laughter] notion of me flying. an ex-president on a machine would.

terrify me. I would never even take that. responsibility. Can you imagine? Yeah. No, I'm not. I'm No. >> And then she goes on to state that the. reason that she can't really remember. anything is because she was in solitary. confinement at MDC Brooklyn for quite. some time. And MDC has one of the most. heinous. And she was starts talking. about the prison system there. And Todd. Blanch is like, "Not on my transcript. We're going to stop you right here. Moving on. >> My memory is not as good as it was.".

Because when I was in Brooklyn, I was in. the shoot for almost 2 years and I was. on sidewatch for almost 2 years, which. meant that they woke me up every 15. minutes for the entire time. And it's it. really did affect my ability to. >> understand. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He said not on my watch. So, but. she does tried to blame MDC Brooklyn for. the reason that she's very messed up. And I don't think so because I mean yes, I think prison reform and I think MDC. Brooklyn is probably one of the worst of.

the worst. But also, you were messed up. from the get-go. So, I don't know what. she's talking about. Galain also goes on. to state that any woman that she saw. around Epstein's vicinity was very. interested in him. >> I saw Epstein with women. What I mean by. that is he would have women around him. or women on the plane or women in his. house or that's how I'm explaining that. those women were very interested. What. my my characterization of the inter the.

relationships between all women that I. saw with him and him was characterized. by their interest in him as I as I would. see it. And by that I mean I never saw. anybody. who didn't want to be with him. >> Nobody was there by force or. uncomfortable or in distress. She says I. never saw that. She said, "You know, if. you were massaging his feet, I mean, they were happy to be there.".

>> He would ask people all the time, whoever you were, to massage his feet. He just was he'd be sitting there and. he'd have somebody massage his feet or. squeeze his shoulders or I saw that a. lot. >> Did you see him engage in sexual conduct. during a massage? Well, you could define. sexual conduct as in I did see women who. would have been, you know, less than. normally clad for massages, but. especially on the island where they. would be in bikinis or possibly even. topless. Yeah, I did see that. But she. doesn't have any recollection of anyone.

underage giving Epstein a massage or. doing anything inappropriate during a. massage. >> Did you ever observe Mr. Epstein. masturbating during a massage? >> Yes. >> Um, >> OKAY. SO, WHAT are you saying? I mean, >> when I'd seen him on a massage table, I. had seen him ask I don't know if there. was a masseuse present, but I've seen. him on. >> Sorry, I just. >> Okay. >> What? >> Okay. And then she says, you know, let. me give a rant and she just starts.

ranting. The narrative started in 2009. is really when it started. So that. narrative that was created and then. built upon and just mushrooded into what. basically this is like a Salem witch. trial. People go and lost their minds. for this thing. I understand that. But. the issue is how do you satisfy a mob. who can't understand the lifestyle cuz. it's like P. Diddy in Redux on TV with.

Clintons and Dr. I mean it's it's. bananas. Oh, wait. That's a bad example. to give. >> No. Yeah. >> Has she not been watching the news? >> Yeah. Has she not watched the new. Netflix documentary? >> Like. >> with the Clintons and Trump, I mean, it's bananas. And while some of it's. real, he did do those things. Epstein. >> He did do those things. I'm definitely. not disputing that. But this was a man, but this is this is a one man. He's not. some they've made him into this. He's.

not that interesting. He's a disgusting. guy who did terrible things to young. kids. You're not going to hear me say. what he did to people who are over the. age of 18. I I'm sorry. I'm not going to. go there. That's just not what I'm here. to. I mean, >> he We made him into a nasty thing. Or he. is. He. >> He is, but we made this into a whole. conspiracy involving her when she's so. clearly innocent. Wait, I thought she. just said that he she never seen him do.

anything to anybody. >> Yes, she says that she never saw, but. she believes the victims. >> Oh, >> at least the ones that don't accuse her. >> I see. Oh, she just Oh, I see. I see. So, she thinks that Epstein is evil and. nasty and does these things to young. kids. Just she was she never seen. anything. >> Yeah. >> So, that that Okay. And she says, you. know, if you met Epstein, there is no. way that this cast of characters, which. is like extraordinary and somewhere in. your cabinet who you value as. co-workers, you know, would be with him.

if he was a creep or because they wanted. sexual favors. A man wants sexual. favors, he will find that they didn't. have to come to Epstein for that. Now, did some of them Okay, I don't know. I. wasn't there. I didn't see it. Okay. [laughter]. How does she have this attitude when. she's already, you know, in prison for. this long and and all? >> And the way that she's trying to. convince us of these things, she would. have an easier time convincing everyone. that she stuck a 7ft Christmas tree up. her butt. [snorts]. >> I don't understand. I don't get it. >> And then she goes on to state that this.

is all Virginia is doing, that she has. nothing to do with this, that she was. just working for Epstein, but it was all. Virginia. Now, the DOJ does redact. Virginia's name, but it's very clear. that from context it's Virginia Dufrey. Gelain accuses Virginia. >> Um, I think because in uh December of. 2001, he met. and I think uh. was um responsible for that.

in its entirety. >> When Virginia was a child herself, like. this is what she's saying. like Virginia. was a child herself and she is saying. that Virginia is responsible for this. [music] Galain says. >> she was a um self-confessed uh having. been uh [music] abused as a young girl. and was trained her words I'm quoting. now not mine in all the arts of whatever. that is the sex. program by uh a man called Ron Epinger.

who was her pimp from when she was 14 I. believe or 15 I don't know. >> Virginia was trafficked by Ron Epinger. if you listen to part one and Galena. [music] saying that she was trained to. do this that was she was trafficked and. she continues and in her book describes. him training her to be what every man. wants in all its manners fellatio and. everything else. Galain goes on to spew. nonsense about how Epstein's interest in. underage massuses started because of. Virginia and [music] that Virginia was.

the one recruiting fellow young girls to. come in and service Epstein. She also. badmouths Virginia by saying things like. >> so she she takes up with the local drug. dealer and she becomes druggy druggy. like you know how druggies well maybe. don't I live with a lot in Tallahassee. they become even more unreliable than. normal. >> so now she's saying she's unreliable. because she got into drugs [music] and. so she blames everything on Virginia. Duprey and how convenient is that.

[music] when Virginia Duay just a few. months before this proper interview. passes away. She says, quote, >> "Every single person who came to his. house came through. and her boyfriend Tony and then whoever. else underneath her and that is how it. started.". >> Did they push back on that when she said. this? >> No, they just kept saying things like, "Well, let's not get into he said, she. said. Let's not get into individuals.". It's just it's messed up. But one of the.

biggest things that came from this. proper interview is that lends itself to. the theory that Galain and Epste were. working as foreign national spies. gathering intel and blackmail material. on the most powerful people in the US. There is a fascinating email from a. redacted person who reaches out to. Epstein in 2013 asking what he knows. about being an offset service provider. I don't know what that means. That. sounds like you work for Verizon or. something. Okay. But Epstein responds, "Yes, one of the most complex.

negotiations as they are very strange. [music]. Someone buys fighter jets, but with the. fighter money, some must be used for. specific third-party items, such as, I. will buy your for $10,000, but with two. of the 10, you have to buy me [music]. food. And to make matters worse, I need. to borrow another 10 from you." The. person responds, "So, the offset service. provider does what? Negotiation between. the parties." Complex. Sounds. interesting. Epstein says, "Brazil has. tried to buy fighters in the past. They. don't have a lot of money." The redacted.

email responds, "Apparently, Brazil is a. hot investment place now. It's more. about the offset part than the jet deal. Sweden and the USA are all lobbying to. get the jet deal as aviation is tied. with potentially big tourism deals. 36. planes. I was just on call with a guy in. Sweden who is dealing with this. I never. know if the stories are real, but he. claims to work with the Brazilian. president, Obama, and Warren Buffett, etc." So, I mean, >> what's happening? the the amount of. knowledge that he has in military. contracts and fighter deals is odd. So, people are saying this doesn't sound. like someone who's just scheming.

billionaires. Like, if he is just. blackmailing billionaires or being a. financial tax adviser, this is weird. stuff that he has access and knowledge. to. In another email, he tells a. redacted individual, "I passed your. message. In addition, I'm not sure what. role you and your boss would like to. play in the Yemen issue moving forward. The rebel leaders are ready to propose a. document. They would like a ceasefire. and halt. If you'd like, I could pass on. their proposal. This is not what I do. My expertise is only money, but it seems. like your part of the world would like. advice. [music]. So, he's now dealing with a ceasefire in.

Yemen. In another text message, Epstein. is talking to another redacted. individual, writing, "Spoke to my China. guys and they said, "China stronger, plays weakened, [music] strife, art of. war, etc. Said all the players are she. loyalist. Main complaints is that. there's no counterparty in US. either no. one home or new to the game. [music] He. texts again. This is just a year before. his death. I had three China guys today. I told them that they should brief you. There's a 40-year anniversary in Beijing. of the beginning of economic growth. initiative. [music] He's also meeting in.

2017 with the Mongolian ambassador for. the UN. [music] And this is in 2017. This is just 2 years before he dies. He. also emails about how he just spoke with. one of the Amani family members, one of. the billionaire families from India. He. also writes India Israel key [music] not. for email. So this is um a lot of people. have interpreted this as telling an. Amani family member that the key for.

India and US relations to soften is. Israel. Israel [music] is the key. >> Wow. This is wow. There's also pictures. of him with African warlords which. Galain comes up with this like very. bizarre explanation for that in the. proper interview where she says [music]. no. So the reason that he hangs out with. African warlords in that picture is. because he had a business idea where if. a billionaire had money stolen them from. them like if a cartel has money stolen. from them he would go find that money.

track it down and he would bring it back. and he would get a percentage of the. recovered money. So let's say you have. El Chapo and El Chapo is laundering. money or he's working with the Sinaloa. cartel and he steals money from the. Sinaloa cartel and he moves it to. wherever. So he's got stolen money from. the sin and lower goes to this didn't. happen. I'm just. >> just coming up with something in my. head. And the Sineloa says to can you. track down my billion dollars that the.

the other cartel stole from me and. Epstein will go and find the billion. dollars and we'll take a portion of the. money that was stolen. as a fee and give back the remainder. That would be on a percentage basis. >> And everyone's like, "What does that. have to do with African warlords?". >> Mhm. But to address the rumors that. Epstein and Galain were spies, Todd. Blanch asks her, "Have you ever had any. contact with any representatives that. you know from MSAD, the Israeli. intelligence agency?" Can you ask me. that again? Have you ever had any. contact with any individuals that you. understand to be from MSAD, an Israeli.

intelligence agency? Well, not. deliberately. Pardon me. Not. deliberately. >> Well, not deliberately. >> Pardon me. >> Not deliberately. >> Okay. Um, and did you know, we asked. this, we talked about this a little bit. earlier, but just to put a finer point. on it, did you ever know that Mr. Did. you ever were you ever told or think. that Mr. Epstein was getting any money. from any intelligence agency, including. MSAD? >> I Well, I don't believe so, but I.

wouldn't know. I mean, I would be very. surprised if he did. I don't think so. No. >> Were there any international businessmen. or politicians that had a very close. relationship with Mr. Epstein that we. haven't already talked about. Off the. top of my head, I can think of Ehoud. Barack, the former prime minister of. Israel. What was his involvement? She. says that they weren't that close. And. she says for good measure, you know, anything that touches Israel or the. state of Israel, I'm always interested. in. My father loved Israel and and so I.

pay attention to it and we have ties to, you know, to Israel. >> When you said it was later though, >> ties meaning friends and family. relations. Also, this is like a lot of. people have interpreted this as she's. trying to tell Israel that like she's. not turning on them. >> It's really weird because the way that. she just is like, I have family in. Israel and I have so many ties to Israel. and I'm always interested in Israel. because my father loved Israel. It's. really bizarre. Do you know the nature. of Ahoud Barack's relationship with Mr.

Absene? I don't. Were you ever with them. together? I I think I met I have a. memory of meeting a hood, but I don't. know if he was with Epstein or I I don't. remember. I just know that I did see him. and I I'm trying struggling to remember. the context around it. But if I it I'm. sure it happened, but it must have been. very brief because I I don't have any. serious memory of it. >> And then as to make things I mean this. just makes everything sketchier. But she. says certainly my father had a.

background in intelligence. He is a. British intelligence officer. I think. that my sort of belief is that once. you've been an intelligence officer, you've kind of it doesn't mean that. you're formally employed. So I don't. think my dad has any formal sense was, you know, employed by the agency. And. then she's like, you know, but I think. it's absurd that everyone thinks that we. are spies. But then later she'll say. like this. I've had some interesting. things that have happened in my life. And one of them was I found out the IRA, so this is in Ireland, had me on their.

kidnap and murder list. One of them was. to be uh found on a IRA kidnapped and. murdered. >> And her dad is like a British. intelligence officer. >> Yeah. But after that happened, you know, my father always wanted to put a lot of. protection on me, obviously. So, it's. it's weird because this didn't make it. any clearer. I don't think that this. profit interview is going to make these. conspiracy theories die down or feel. less legitimate to the people who. already believe it. Now, at this point,

that's pretty much all we got from her. profer interview. And there have been. speculations because she was moved to a. very low, minimal security prison that. she's going to get pardoned at the end. of Trump's term. And he has been very. evasive about it. He would say things. like, "I don't want to talk about. pardons. Let's not talk about pardons. right now." But she's she's got access. to phones, emails, weekend visits, recreational sports. I believe it's like. unlimited yard time. So, she was moved. after this interview.

>> Yes, exactly. So, she's moved after this. interview and she's still trying to get. out of her entire conviction by saying. that she had a nonprosecution agreement. as by the Sweetheart deal that Jeffrey. Epstein signed in 2009. So, I guess. we're going to have to see. But Virginia. on page 139 of her memoir, she writes, "I had been trafficked to dozens of men. by this point, and I remember their. faces clearly. [music] There were old. men and even older men, nerdy, shy men.

and borish, arrogant men. There were men. who wanted me to wear outfits and men. who wanted to see me naked and men who. didn't notice if I was clothed as long. as I touched them. There were men who. behaved as if I were lucky to be with. them. And there was at least one man who. ignored me as I serviced him sexually, preferring instead to focus his eyes. upon and even Fondel Epstein. Someone. just like to Yeah, >> a lot of people want to know who that. is. A lot of people want to know who. everyone is. Virginia writes in her. book, "Nobody experiences trauma and. emerges unscathed. [music] I certainly.

haven't. Even before I met Epstein, I'd. experienced awful things that I've made. some observers label me as his perfect. victim. But I was also resilient or I. wouldn't be here now. I still have night. tears and panic attacks. I still have. moments of feeling worthless. Perhaps I. always will. But on many days, especially when I've been able to help. another survivor, I thrive. My hope is. that this book can aim some light at the. darkness [music] and force it to crawl. back into its cave. My point is that. while Jeffrey Epstein is dead and gone,

there are many others around the world. who are still committing the same kinds. of crimes that [music] he did. Hopefully, the files will put an end to. that. And the files should be coming out. like after you see this, probably in. like a week. But we don't know if things. are going to be how they've always been. and we're going to get a whole bunch of. nothing or if we're actually going to. get something this time. So stay tuned. Let me know your thoughts in the. comments. Stay safe and I will see you. in the next one. [music].