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"I wouldn't be surprised one bit. I am convinced based on my own sources and my own reporting on this story. He wasn't one of ours." "I guess Mossad given his connection to Ghislain Maxwell." "it's possible that that's the reason everything's getting buried." "as for whether he was an agent, that I don't know. I I haven't looked into that. I'll get back to you." "And, Megan, remember, Alexander Acosta in 02/2007, he said he was told to treat Epstein carefully because he was an intel asset." "His subpoena, his search warrant on Jeffrey Epstein's residence was very narrow. It was not the kind of like, let's get everything inside this guy's, you know, dressers and so on." "We did not find the magic documents or photos or evidence of anything." "And why not? I don't know. We'll ever know why not."

Roger Stone recounts a morning raid: “17 armored vehicles, a government helicopter, and two amphibious units with frogmen” and him facing “the barrel of three m four assault weapons aimed at my head.” He says, “Nothing. That’s what they found,” and claims the case was rigged. He was offered: “we can hit you with some superseding charges and you’ll die in prison, or you can agree to testify against Donald Trump”—which he refused: “you can take this and you shove it up your ass because I’m not doing that.” He says CNN knew in advance: “the initials of the man who wrote it, Andrew Weissman.” He calls the raid “one of the greatest missteps in American political and public relations history” and asserts, “There is no Russian collusion. There is no WikiLeaks collaboration.” He notes funding his defense with shirts: “I sold 15,000 of those shirts in the next twenty four hours.” Trump later “commuted my sentence” and gave “a full and unconditional pardon.” He ends with: “Roger Stone did nothing wrong.”

Attorney General Garland was questioned about overruling FBI agents in a raid on ex-President Trump's residence. He stated he approved the decision but did not make it. The senator cited a Washington Post article claiming FBI agents were against the raid. Garland denied discussing this with the White House and faced criticism for FBI leaks distancing themselves from his decisions. Garland deflected the accusations, questioning the motives behind the leaks. Senator Cotton's time for questioning expired. Translation: Attorney General Garland was questioned about his involvement in a raid on ex-President Trump's residence. He approved the decision but did not make it. The senator referenced a Washington Post article claiming FBI agents opposed the raid. Garland denied discussing this with the White House and faced criticism for FBI leaks distancing themselves from his decisions. Garland questioned the motives behind the leaks. Senator Cotton's time for questioning expired.

You think about Trump pardoning the January? Not so good. There were crimes that were committed. I did nine hundred days in solitary confinement, four years and six days without a trial in the DC Jail. I was never convicted. I was pardoned on 01/21/2025. I was arrested January 16. I never had a trial. Do you think that's wrong. No. That's wrong. So why was pardoning us wrong then? We had no chance in the DC Jail, in the DC court system. Is it a crime to stand up for your country against a stolen election? If you were an American, yes. Not would die. If the Democrats arrested you that you would get a fair jury trial in DC? I would certainly hope so. But but Republicans don't. Trump supporters don't. You're hoping it does not make it true. Bureaucrats, they couldn't care less about their constituency.

Roger Stone describes a morning raid on his Florida home: “17 armored vehicles, a government helicopter, and two amphibious units with frogmen.” He says he opened the door “looking down the barrel of three m four assault weapons” and that “Nothing. That's what they found.” He claims the raid was rigged, and recounts prosecutors offering him a choice: “we can hit you with some superseding charges and you'll die in prison, or you can agree to testify against Donald Trump,” which he refused: “you can take this and you shove it up your ass because I'm not doing that.” He asserts CNN had advance knowledge via leaks: “the leaking of a search or arrest warrant prior to it being executed is actually a felony.” He describes an “unconstitutional gag” and calls Amy Berman Jackson “the most corrupt judge in American history.” Trump later “commuted” his sentence and granted a “full and unconditional pardon.” He insists “there is no Russian collusion. There is no WikiLeaks collaboration” and cites Virginia Roberts Dufres and Epstein, adding, “The idea that she committed suicide is ludicrous out of the question.” He notes personal losses—“we lost our home, our savings”—and that he raised “roughly 3.5 million dollars” for his defense.

Republicans claim that I got off easy and that Jim Comey let me off. It's absurd how that's their only response. They refuse to read the indictment or engage with the facts. This is about me, not anyone else. It's disturbing to see them defend this man. They had the opportunity to acknowledge his actions and move on, but they're still defending him. I find it hard to understand their psychology.

Roger Stone recounts a morning raid on his home: "17 armored vehicles, a government helicopter, and two amphibious units with frogmen." He opened the door to "three M4 assault weapons" pointed at his head, and they found "Nothing." He refused an offer to testify against Donald Trump: "you can take this and you shove it up your ass because I'm not doing that." He describes CNN leaking the sealed indictment with "the initials of the man who wrote it, Andrew Weissman." In custody, chants of "Roger Stone did nothing wrong" arose. He calls the raid one of the "great misstep" and says Trump "commuted your prison sentence" and later granted "a full and unconditional pardon." He proclaims "There is no Russian collusion... no Russian hack of the DNC" and warns of "the weaponization of justice" and future prosecutions. He hints at books, including "Bushwacked," and discusses Epstein and Kennedy theories.

There's no Epstein list. There are no Epstein files. All of the real story begins in 02/1967 when he's arrested in Palm Beach. The search warrant basically protected him and it prevented the authorities from collecting meaningful information. it's like, you're allowed to look in Drawer 3 but not Drawer 4. The truth is the US government doesn't have that much. Massive transfer of money from this guy Les Wexner in Ohio to Jeffrey Epstein. Leon Black, same thing. He says for accounting services, that's clearly not true. So to me, I think the Epstein list, the client list, I have been reliably told that there is no such thing really. That's not about Mossad or MI6 or CIA. And I'll just say once again that the Trump administration, I think, would help itself quite a bit. I don't think they have anything to fear.

Obama set up a CIA office in the Defense Authorization Act, which is how they're funding their activities. They use spies to train reporters to intimidate and threaten people. There's a rogue group in the FBI and justice department terrorizing everyone. They're threatening to set up me and Roger Stone or go to prison. They're going to extreme lengths to remove Trump, but he remains confident. The New York Times published a fake piece to make him paranoid. We are the resistance, being deplatformed and under siege. Trump is under attack, but we believe in America. I'm not scared because I trust God to take care of my children. We're close to midnight, facing pure evil.

I'm at the airport, fresh from a White House meeting with President Trump, Vice President Vance, Attorney General Bondi, and FBI Director Patel. We were presented with a binder labeled "Epstein Files Phase One," meant to be transparent, per the President's order to declassify everything. Initially, Attorney General Bondi expected bombshells, the "dark stuff," but the binder wasn't what she anticipated. It felt incomplete. Then, late last night, a source from within the Southern District of New York (SDNY) contacted Bondi, revealing that the SDNY was concealing hundreds, maybe thousands, of additional Epstein-related documents from everyone, including the President.

I'm at the airport, and I want to discuss the Epstein files. I met with President Trump, Vice President Vance, Attorney General Bondi, and FBI Director Patel this morning at the White House. They presented me with a binder labeled "Epstein Files Phase One," ordered by Bondi and Patel. We were expecting bombshells, but the binder didn't contain any. Bondi mentioned that she had expected to find "juicy stuff" but didn't. Despite this, they prepared the binder for release, fulfilling the President's order for transparency. However, late last night, Bondi received a call from a source within the FBI, Southern District of New York, revealing that hundreds, if not thousands, of other documents and files were being hidden from everyone. They were hiding it from the President, the Vice President, the Attorney General, the FBI Director, and you.

He was murdered in the most secure part of the federal detention facility in Manhattan, our biggest city, and Bill Barr, the then attorney general under Donald Trump, covered it up. Maybe there's no connection there. I don't know. There. I just learned, and I believe it's true, I learned from a very well informed person, that it was Donald Barr who got Epstein his job at Bear Stearns. But I I called it circumstantial case, doctor. It's not a proof. It's circumstantial case. So I'm totally convinced. He announced that it was a suicide before they'd done an investigation. That's not law enforcement. That's by definition a cover up. So he covered up Epstein's murder and for whatever reason, and his dad got Epstein started in life. I I just don't even know what to make of those. Those are facts, and I don't know what to make of them.

The defense calls Bob Costello as a witness who exonerates the defendant, revealing that Michael Cohen had nothing on Donald Trump. The judge then clears the courtroom, causing chaos among the media and police. Alan Dershowitz was present and described it as the craziest moment in his legal career.

Recently, I underwent significant skin cancer surgery and was recovering at home when the FBI arrived with a grand jury subpoena from the Biden DOJ. I was interrogated for four hours about Trump documents, my First Amendment rights, and even my lunch with President Trump. It felt like a partisan fishing expedition, akin to being on an MSNBC panel. I understood their motive: it was payback and intimidation for defending Trump against their abuses of power. By the way, where's Tom? Oh, there he is! He always looks good—must be all that weightlifting he does.

The speaker identifies as a January 6th defendant who was held pretrial for four years. They claim the government wanted them to make a false statement about Roger Stone's involvement, and that they were offered no charges in exchange for the statement. The speaker alleges torture of pretrial American citizens and contrasts their situation with the handling of BLM and Antifa rioters, claiming those rioters received lighter sentences. They mention a $30,000,000 settlement in the Ashley Babbitt lawsuit. They state they have 5,000 pages of documentation available open source. As a result of their experience, the speaker says they lost their wife, child, house, job, and name, but anticipates being "stupid paid" by the government.

Republicans claim that Comey let me off too easily, but I find it absurd how that's their only response. They refuse to read the indictment or engage with the facts. This is about me, not anyone else, no matter how much they try to confuse people. It's disturbing to see their efforts to defend this man. This could have been the opportunity to acknowledge his contributions and move on, but they're all in again. I struggle to understand the psychology behind it.

The speakers discuss releasing sealed documents in the Roger Stone case, including juror questionnaires and grand jury transcripts. They acknowledge the marshals and FBI are aware but claim no crime is being committed. One speaker is advised not to reveal the source of the documents. They plan to say they have never met Roger Stone, clarifying that neither they nor Jacob have ever met him. They claim to be innovating high-level tactics. A rap verse is shared, referencing catching videos, hitting buttons, and changing the game. Speaker 0 confirms they have all of the sealed documents in the Roger Stone case.

The discussion centers on a big gap in the 9/11 story: where Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and their networks fit into the 9/11 narrative and why a large tranche of related documents is missing or redacted. Jason Bermas is invited to unpack why information about Epstein and Maxwell is largely absent from the DOJ’s released documents around 9/11 and what the missing documents might reveal. He points to a notable gap in the late 1990s and suggests it may be connected to an Epstein-related FBI involvement in 1996, evidenced by Maria Farmer’s report to the FBI in 1996. He highlights that, despite the DOJ releasing about 3,000,000 pages and claiming two and a half million more, there are “gaps” in the late nineties and in the pre- and post-9/11 periods, including “15,000 ledger lines from the financing… completely gone.” He notes Epstein’s alleged involvement in arms dealing dating back to the Iran-Contra era and claims Israel’s role in arms dealing—“Israel actually bought the weapons from Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia and then shipped them down”—as part of a broader network referenced in a New York Times piece described as “scam schemes, ruthless cons, the untold story of Jeffrey Epstein and how he got rich.” He cites two major relationships from that piece: Stanley Pottinger and Douglas Lease, who were involved in arms dealing. Bermas references a hard-to-interpret, highly redacted document about a possible grand jury on 9/11 in Epstein, noting that “Berman knows they connect,” given that Jeffrey Berman (SDNY prosecutor) worked on many 9/11 cases. He mentions an email from Lord Mandelson to Epstein regarding the EU bailout of 500,000,000,000 and asks what kind of leverage such information could provide. The conversation then shifts to Epstein’s pattern of influence and narrative management, including Epstein’s relationships with Maxwell’s circle (Leslie Groff, Sarah Kalin) and efforts to plant favorable stories with media outlets (Harvey Levin at TMZ; Faith Cates with Newsweek). A short reference is made to a shadow 9/11 commission organized by a figure named Edward J. Epstein (J. Edward Epstein), described as someone who had “put together a website” about a shadow commission and who “was big into the JFK assassination.” Bermas notes Epstein’s claimed interest in writing a book on the 9/11 Commission, which apparently never materialized. The Shadow Commission is discussed as potentially parallel to the official 9/11 Commission, with Henry Kissinger reportedly considered as chair and George Mitchell as co-chair; Mitchell later stepped down and has Epstein connections. Bermas says many pages and redactions leave open questions about how deep Epstein’s influence went and what would be revealed if the remaining 2.5 million pages were released. The conversation ends with Bermas inviting listeners to watch his own work (Fabled Enemies, Loose Change, Invisible Empire, A New World Order) to understand the Epstein network and 9/11 narrative, and with contact points to his YouTube channel and films.

Roger Stone did nothing wrong walking back in. I sold product placement. I sold 15,000 of those shirts in the next twenty four hours. All of it dedicated to my I legal defense. He says he was subjected to a 'Soviet style show trial' and 'the judge would not allow him to testify.' He describes being offered: 'we can hit you with some superseding charges and you'll die in prison or you can agree to testify against Donald Trump.' He asserts: 'Every word of it is false' and 'I passed two polygraph tests that proved that everything they wanted me to say was false.' He adds: 'I was not gonna be Michael Cohen. I was not gonna lie.' 'I will not bear false witness.' He mentions Hakim Jeffries' claim that he 'traded my pardon for silence regarding the crimes of Donald Trump' and says: 'If Hakim will just waive his congressional immunity, I'll sue him.'

Republicans claim that I got off easy and that Jim Comey let me off. It's absurd how that's their only response. They refuse to read the indictment or engage with the facts. This is about me, not anyone else. It's disturbing to see them defend this man. This could have been the opportunity to say thank you, but they're all in again. I find it hard to fully grasp the psychology behind it.

Devin: Comey should consider himself lucky, Maria. Not treated like Roger Stone... not ambushed Flynn... Comey has long been a liar, a leaker. He's dishonest. He ruined the FBI. He's going to be lucky if there's not a superseded indictment, but most importantly, he will be lucky if there is not a grand conspiracy charge brought, which is really what should be brought against probably about two dozen characters, in The United States, over the last seven, eight years. On the conspiracy charge, the statute of limitations does not apply if it's a conspiracy that's still going on. There were 30,000 emails that Clinton had that Clinton was worried would come out before the two thousand sixteen election. And then Clinton plan was to say that the Trump campaign was colluding with the Russians. It's all true. That's all happened. That's, like, the quintessential definition of conspiracy. Dozens more should be indicted. The larger part is whether or not you can bring a kind of grand conspiracy case. They lied to Congress, lied to the FBI, misled the American people. The victim is President Trump and his family. Raided Mar A Lago. We need answers to that.

"There's no Epstein list. There are no Epstein files." "All of the real story begins in 02/1967 when he's arrested in Palm Beach." "The search warrant basically protected him and it prevented the authorities from collecting meaningful information." "It was like, you're allowed to look in Drawer 3 but not Drawer 4." "So the truth is the US government doesn't have that much." "Massive transfer of money from this guy Les Wexner in Ohio to Jeffrey Epstein." "Leon Black, same thing. He says for accounting services, that's clearly not true." "That's not about Mossad or MI6 or CIA. Right." "So I think as usual, the crime is right in front of our faces."

On Trump's last day in office, Roger Stone reflects on a documentary crew that lost interest after his commutation. Stone believes their agenda was to see him convicted and imprisoned. He plans to hold a press conference calling for Trump's impeachment and the prosecution of Jared. Stone wants a federal investigation into money exchanges involving Bannon and intends to file a complaint with the FBI. He strongly supports impeachment, feeling betrayed by Trump's actions. Stone criticizes Trump's lack of vetting and calls for his denouncement and impeachment. He believes Trump's presidency was the greatest mistake in American history and predicts legal trouble ahead for him. Stone ends with a confrontational message.

"This is 100% them pushing Trump with a rate on his lawyer and the deep state." "Because Trump's not a Russian agent, but anybody's lawyer, you're gonna be able to find something according to FBI rules that didn't pay taxes right or something." "The damn rebels are Al Qaeda and ISIS. Our own government funded them to take over the Middle East from Libya to Egypt to Syria." "Assad is pro diversity, pro religious freedom. They stood up. They beat it." "The Russians were pulling out." "And then Trump says a week ago, he's pulling out of Syria, and then they start this crap." "They grabbed his lawyer's documents." "Donald Trump shit his fucking pants at the fucking moment of truth." "We did an emergency fucking thirty six hour broadcast trying to stop this shit that can lead to World War three."

He was murdered in the most secure part of the federal detention facility in Manhattan, our biggest city, and Bill Barr, the then attorney general under Donald Trump, covered it up. Bill Barr's father, Donald Barr, is the one who hired Jeffrey Epstein without a college degree to teach at one of the most prestigious private schools in Manhattan. I just learned, and I believe it's true, from a very well informed person, that it was Donald Barr who got Epstein his job at Bear Stearns. And by the way, that doesn't that's not proof of anything. But I I called it circumstantial case, doctor. It's not a proof. It is circumstantial case. So I'm totally convinced. I've said this in public many times. He announced that it was a suicide before they'd done an investigation. That's not law enforcement. That's by definition a cover up.