Candace Owens

00:00:00.000 All right, you guys, Jeffrey Epstein equals toe tag. That's apparently the message that a journalist received when he began investigating Jeffrey Epstein back in the 90s. I'm going to tell you all about that. And maybe that's the real reason why President Donald Trump is really scared.

00:00:16.580 That's what a guy was informed. And we're starting to look around, looking at the narrative and something is not adding up. What we have to do is we have to go backward. OK, we absolutely have to jump back into the 90s to really understand the full Epstein story. So let's do that. Welcome back to the Epstein Files.

00:00:46.580 All right, you guys, I am very sorry that we dropped this series out of nowhere. I was kind of getting sued by the sitting president of France. So I got a little bit distracted. Anyway, where were we? OK, where are we right now as a society is maybe a better question.

00:01:04.400 We keep discussing this theme that I want to drill into your mind, this idea of the Midas touch. OK, people who just have an invisible hand, a hand of wealth and power that pulls them through the ranks while the rest of us are working hard, really trying to get A's, get into school, make sure we get a good job, pay down our debts.

00:01:23.340 Other people are just having resumes created for them. They can be really dumb, actually, and still be allowed to become, I don't know, like the president of France or whatever. They're effectively just trained actors and actresses. We know that Emmanuel Macron was allegedly that individual. 0.92

00:01:40.640 Jeffrey Epstein, we learned, was also this individual, right? Dalton School, pulled through the ranks, no background whatsoever in math or physics, but we're just told he was some sort of a savant.

00:01:50.820 And of course, he didn't, or at least nobody can explain how he made billions of dollars, especially given the fact that he wasn't a genius.

00:02:00.720 He certainly didn't have the credentials to be in the rooms that he was in. But yeah, someone pulled him through and up the ranks.

00:02:09.120 We've got to go back to the 90s, I told you guys. So let's go back to May specifically of 1997 in the United States.

00:02:16.420 Where were you? Where were you? Because a lot was going on in 1997 in the United States. I was, I had just turned eight years old, and there was this really interesting thing that happened that you likely do not remember.

00:02:31.060 Honestly, it was more of a crisis that happened. The NSA, right, had intercepted this really mysterious communication between an agent that was at the Israeli embassy and the head of the Mossad, this guy, Dan Yattam.

00:02:50.540 Okay, so they intercept this communication between the two of them and the NSA, our security agency, begins freaking out.

00:02:57.040 And that's because the agents told Dan that the Israeli ambassador, a guy named Eliyahu Ben Elisar, was looking for a copy of a letter.

00:03:08.600 Like, he wants a copy of a letter that the then Secretary of State, Warren Christopher, had apparently delivered to Yasser Arafat.

00:03:18.180 Now, Yasser Arafat used to be the president of Palestine, okay?

00:03:22.740 And so Israel is looking to intercept that communication, like, what's the Secretary of State saying to Arafat?

00:03:29.760 And this, by the way, was the day after Bibi Netanyahu and Arafat had signed what came to be known as the Hebron Accord, okay?

00:03:40.840 I'm going to tell you about that in a second.

00:03:42.500 So, again, we have ourselves in the midst of this Israel-Palestine situation.

00:03:47.600 But, look, they came to an agreement.

00:03:49.700 What's got Israel so stressed, right?

00:03:51.860 Why are you so stressed that you're now trying to get in the middle of this communication between the White House and the Palestinian leader at the time?

00:04:00.620 Now, according to the Washington Post, the exact language of that communication, and obviously we're translating this from Hebrew, was, quote,

00:04:09.020 the ambassador wants me to go to MEGA, I want you to remember that, MEGA, to get a copy of that letter.

00:04:16.120 The Mossad head, Dan, then replied, that's not why we use MEGA.

00:04:23.020 Instantly panic, as you can imagine, because that's a codename, MEGA.

00:04:26.180 Who the heck is MEGA?

00:04:27.200 What are they talking about?

00:04:28.740 There's a MEGA that can intercept communications.

00:04:31.800 Also, why are they trying to use MEGA to intercept, again, a communication between the White House and Yasser Arafat after a peace deal?

00:04:40.460 Does that make any sense?

00:04:41.720 Oh, yeah, it actually does make some sense, because those peace deal negotiations included a little bit of, come on, it's Israel.

00:04:50.020 Blackmail, obviously.

00:04:51.700 I think I told you this, but I'm going to quickly recap.

00:04:54.300 The story goes that Israel and Palestine were negotiating.

00:04:58.080 Essentially, Israel had, as they always do, troops in Palestine, particularly this time they were in the West Bank,

00:05:05.260 and they were negotiating, pulling those troops out of the West Bank, okay?

00:05:09.700 And Bill Clinton was hosting these negotiations in Maryland, and things were getting pretty heated between Arafat, Bill Clinton's,

00:05:17.660 ah, I'm the president of the United States, I've got power, here's what's going to happen.

00:05:21.060 Bibi Netanyahu's like, what do you mean?

00:05:23.740 We own the world.

00:05:26.060 And it's just not looking good, okay?

00:05:29.000 At least back when Palestine existed, he was the president of Palestine, Arafat.

00:05:32.920 Anyways, Bibi Netanyahu, during these negotiations, takes Bill Clinton, the president of the United States, aside,

00:05:38.720 and he asks him for the release of Jonathan Pollard, somebody that was also doing blackmail for Israel in the United States

00:05:45.820 and was sentenced for getting caught helping, assisting a foreign government.

00:05:51.540 And what Bibi Netanyahu says to Bill Clinton when he pulls him aside, he's like, you know,

00:05:59.140 hey, don't worry, my friend, I just want to let you know that we have recordings between you and Monica Lewinsky,

00:06:05.980 but we're going to throw them out.

00:06:08.620 Wink.

00:06:10.080 Can you imagine?

00:06:11.140 President of the United States, you've got power, your greatest ally takes you aside,

00:06:15.720 and he's sort of like, hey, I just want to let you know, we've got some recordings of you.

00:06:21.880 They're a little frisky.

00:06:23.100 You and an intern.

00:06:24.000 It's a little frisky, but I'm your friend, and we're going to throw them out.

00:06:28.020 Yeah, that's what went down, at least if the author, Dan Halper, is to be believed.

00:06:31.580 That's how it all went down.

00:06:33.260 And yeah, Bill Clinton, you can imagine, got the message.

00:06:36.220 So it wasn't exactly a peaceful negotiation.

00:06:38.700 It was more, probably more aptly described as a hostage situation,

00:06:43.060 and Israel might have been feeling a little bit paranoid

00:06:46.620 about what the White House was then sending in a letter to Palestinian reps following that sit-down.

00:06:54.160 Remarkably, though, the FBI's investigation, the NSA's investigation,

00:06:58.760 to identify who this mega was, a mole, apparently, at the highest levels of the White House,

00:07:05.500 a mole that had access to President Bill Clinton and his immediate entourage,

00:07:10.180 maybe even a member of his immediate entourage,

00:07:12.160 suddenly, they weren't interested in finding out who he was.

00:07:15.980 The entire thing, the investigation, was quickly halted without any official explanation as to why that was.

00:07:23.840 Now, two years later, author Gordon Thomas would explain the real reason why they stopped looking into mega.

00:07:30.220 He wrote this book, Gideon Spies,

00:07:31.740 and in that book, he explains that the Israelis then just further threatened the Clinton administration.

00:07:37.660 They threatened to release the tapes of the communications between Bill Clinton,

00:07:43.620 President Bill Clinton, and Monica Lewinsky,

00:07:46.080 if the hunt for mega, codename mega, did not stop.

00:07:50.960 And once again, that was all it took.

00:07:53.260 No more was heard about codename mega anymore.

00:07:56.860 Now, just a year after this NSA panic, in May of 1998,

00:08:02.800 the Wall Street Journal publishes a very interesting article.

00:08:05.820 It was published by journalist Lisa Miller,

00:08:07.980 and it was titled,

00:08:09.140 Titans of Industry Join Forces to Work with Jewish Philanthropy.

00:08:13.860 And it revealed in that article that there was a group coming together that was called the Mega Group,

00:08:21.500 which was a private club of Jewish billionaires,

00:08:24.480 Jewish billionaires that were paying $30,000 annually towards this exclusive membership,

00:08:30.940 and that would be meeting in secret twice a year.

00:08:33.880 And what their goal was, as line displayed in that article,

00:08:38.300 their goal was, quote,

00:08:39.200 to achieve maximum impact on American policy toward Israel.

00:08:45.380 Okay.

00:08:46.640 Now, in 2001, an Israeli journalist named Israel Shamir revealed more about that exclusive group.

00:08:53.960 He had this newsletter,

00:08:55.240 and he mentioned that within the mega group,

00:08:59.160 there was also, indeed, an individual that went by codenamed Mega,

00:09:05.360 and this is what he wrote.

00:09:06.100 He wrote, quote,

00:09:06.980 The president of the World Jewish Congress invited the 50 richest and most influential American Jews to a meeting in Manhattan.

00:09:15.300 There was no press coverage, no neon lights, just a few lines in the newspapers.

00:09:20.060 They agreed to launch a public relations program under the Orwellian codename Amet,

00:09:25.640 which is truth in Hebrew,

00:09:27.260 with the aim of influencing American public opinion regarding Israeli policy.

00:09:33.320 These super-rich call themselves the Mega Group.

00:09:36.620 This name emerged two years ago as that of an Israeli mole at the highest levels of the American establishment.

00:09:43.440 The espionage specialists were wrong.

00:09:46.620 Mega was not an agent.

00:09:49.020 He was the boss.

00:09:50.560 Much more than the cabal forces,

00:09:52.840 Mega is moving the needle in the Middle East.

00:09:55.680 And it's not magic.

00:09:57.000 It's money.

00:09:57.640 Lots of money.

00:09:58.840 They don't run the United States or Israel, 0.94

00:10:00.980 but they wield powerful influence.

00:10:04.320 About that 50 multi-billionaires united in a single network represent a real force in the world,

00:10:10.860 he concluded.

00:10:11.260 Now, it becomes even more interesting when you learn that the Mega Group was founded by two men.

00:10:19.800 One of those men was Edgar Bronfman.

00:10:22.420 Those of you who have not watched the beginning of this Jeffrey Epstein series,

00:10:25.360 please go back, watch episode one.

00:10:27.360 Briefly to recap, Edgar Bronfman, that name keeps coming up.

00:10:30.540 He was the guy that Epstein worked with on a mysterious bank transaction that got flagged by the SEC

00:10:38.740 before the banking company went under.

00:10:44.580 Bronfman was also the man that we learned was the president of the World Jewish Congress

00:10:49.000 and was working with Robert Maxwell to negotiate a refusenic.

00:10:54.520 Essentially, they were trying to get Russian Jews, 0.66

00:10:57.420 trying to get the Russian government to allow Russian Jews to emigrate to Israel and live.

00:11:03.280 So it was called the refusenic crisis because at first the Russian government was refusing to do it.

00:11:07.520 And then suddenly they said, OK, fine, you can go to Israel.

00:11:09.860 Probably a little money, a lot of money that made that happen.

00:11:13.080 Anyways, back to the Mega Group.

00:11:14.180 The other co-founder of that group was Les Wexner.

00:11:19.120 Yes, Les Wexner.

00:11:21.860 The key to Epstein's fortune.

00:11:24.280 We know about Les Wexner.

00:11:26.700 Which brings me back, brings me back to Monica Lewinsky. 1.00

00:11:30.100 Monica Lewinsky scandal.

00:11:31.960 Something, some details that maybe fell through the cracks.

00:11:34.860 Because what do you even remember about that scandal?

00:11:37.460 Me personally, there are moments that are just kind of seared into your memory

00:11:42.340 in the 90s or seared into your mind as your parents all huddled over a big screen TV.

00:11:48.540 Definitively, the Monica Lewinsky scandal ranks pretty high.

00:11:51.100 Like that's the O.J. Simpson trial.

00:11:53.440 Monica Lewinsky scandal is like back-to-back news.

00:11:55.220 And you just had parents that were just staring.

00:11:57.940 What is going to happen with Bill Clinton?

00:11:59.680 What is happening here?

00:12:01.320 The cigar involved.

00:12:02.720 This is crazy, right?

00:12:04.140 And then at some point, I remember her kind of being reintroduced

00:12:09.900 and us being told that everything kind of happened to her was unfair.

00:12:14.520 She also had to sit down and provide testimony during that time 1.00

00:12:19.560 about what had happened to her.

00:12:21.900 I think we have a clip of that.

00:12:23.380 Skylar, do you want to run that?

00:12:24.280 Did he make any representation to you about what you could say in that affidavit?

00:12:31.980 No.

00:12:33.860 What did you understand you would be saying in that affidavit to avoid testifying?

00:12:39.580 I believe I've testified to this in the grand jury.

00:12:42.980 To the best of my recollection, it was, to my mind, it was a range of things.

00:12:48.960 I mean, it could either be something innocuous

00:12:53.360 or could go as far as having to deny the relationship.

00:12:58.560 Not being a lawyer nor having gone to law school was...

00:13:03.960 I thought it could be anything.

00:13:09.920 Did he, at that point, suggest one version or the other version?

00:13:15.980 No, I didn't even mention that.

00:13:17.460 So there wasn't a further discussion.

00:13:20.300 There was no discussion of what would be in an affidavit.

00:13:25.580 Again, that's just showing you a random sample of her testifying.

00:13:29.040 She had to testify during the impeachment hearings, obviously. 0.99

00:13:32.960 And you see she's very presentable.

00:13:34.600 She's well-spoken.

00:13:36.240 There's a circus surrounding her, but she's composed.

00:13:38.680 She is believable.

00:13:39.500 She seems honest about what has taken place.

00:13:42.420 And now, like I said, she's re-emerged.

00:13:44.960 Something, I would say, of a feminist icon. 0.99

00:13:46.640 John, people look back and they go, wow, this poor intern.

00:13:50.420 Everyone hated her because they loved Bill Clinton. 0.94

00:13:52.320 Bill Clinton was a very loved president left and right.

00:13:54.360 He was the cool president.

00:13:55.740 Then you have this intern.

00:13:57.100 And maybe in the 90s, we were too harsh on women. 1.00

00:13:59.760 And people looked at her like she was a hoe, right? 1.00

00:14:03.060 And people are revisiting going, that is just really not fair.

00:14:06.120 I vaguely remember thinking, okay, then she went overseas and kind of hid.

00:14:09.140 And her whole life was ruined by this scandal, which makes sense why she's kind of resurfacing.

00:14:15.800 And Skylar, weren't you telling me that she even has her own podcast? 0.99

00:14:19.880 Yeah, show me a little bit like what's the name of the podcast?

00:14:22.800 It's kind of about like her coming back, right?

00:14:24.560 Like it's, oh, Reclaiming.

00:14:26.620 What a good brand.

00:14:27.800 What a good name.

00:14:29.000 Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky.

00:14:30.780 You know you feel that right now.

00:14:31.920 You're watching this and you're like, oh, girl, yes, Reclaim Your Name.

00:14:34.760 Reclaim Your Name, Monica.

00:14:35.920 How'd they do? 0.98

00:14:36.440 They did you so dirty.

00:14:37.640 That's not fair to you.

00:14:39.840 And to really show how much they put behind this kind of reclaiming campaign,

00:14:46.380 she recently sat down in the Call Her Daddy podcast.

00:14:49.120 And that's appropriate, obviously, because the Call Her Dad podcast is all about women 1.00

00:14:53.280 and having sex and tons of partners and being, you know, powerful in their sexcapades.

00:15:00.540 Anyways, here's a clip of Monica Lewinsky recently sitting down with Alex Cooper. 0.99

00:15:04.080 Take a listen.

00:15:05.540 Can you explain how your, the name calling and the slut shaming slowly started to chip

00:15:12.920 away at the way you felt about yourself? 0.88

00:15:16.660 Yeah.

00:15:17.380 Well, I think I can't say this for, you know, for everybody who gets involved in a relationship

00:15:27.820 with someone who's, I'm trying to think of the right way to say it, but it's like, I think

00:15:33.540 not everybody who has an affair feels this way, but I think a lot of people, especially

00:15:39.760 young women who get involved in affairs, it already starts with a lack of self-esteem and 1.00

00:15:46.320 self-worth.

00:15:46.800 So I already had issues.

00:15:49.000 It was this, it's kind of your worst nightmare of like all the, all the worst things that

00:15:54.900 you think about yourself and say to yourself, you then start to have reflected and amplified

00:15:59.500 by the whole world.

00:16:00.700 Um, and so it was, if it hadn't been for my family continuing to remind me of, of my true

00:16:10.300 self.

00:16:11.060 Um, and then eventually when I was able to have my friends come in, I, I don't think

00:16:15.060 I would have been able to make it through.

00:16:19.460 Stunning, brave, all the right words there. 0.99

00:16:22.880 Slut shaming, shaming someone for being a slut, which we shouldn't do, I guess we should support 1.00

00:16:28.820 it. 0.99

00:16:29.640 And Monica Lewinsky very much is a, uh, sounds like she's a victim in this story and gratefully

00:16:35.060 her family was there to get her through it.

00:16:36.400 But like, who exactly is her family?

00:16:37.840 Have we even thought about that?

00:16:39.340 Is this a fair question to ask?

00:16:41.480 I have questions, Monica Lewinsky, if you're watching this, I'd love to sit down with you because

00:16:44.380 now I have a lot of questions.

00:16:46.580 A little bit about her.

00:16:47.560 Monica Lewinsky was born to a Lithuanian and German Jewish family. 0.96

00:16:51.760 Um, and she comes across very believable, which makes sense because she was a theater

00:16:56.700 kid, you know, as we're learning in politics, a lot of these people were theater kids.

00:17:01.380 She loved theater, uh, loved her high school experience being involved in drama so much that

00:17:06.500 after her high school graduation, she attended college, but then while she was in college,

00:17:11.760 still opted to, to work in the drama department at Beverly Hills high school.

00:17:17.640 And in 1992, she began an affair, not with president Clinton yet.

00:17:23.120 Uh, she actually began her first affair with a married man, uh, 1992.

00:17:28.280 She decided to begin an affair with her former high school drama instructor.

00:17:34.320 So, I mean, she really liked the drama club, you know what I mean?

00:17:36.780 And this affair was not short-lived, by the way.

00:17:39.460 It went on for five years.

00:17:40.600 So, I'm thinking of the timeline here.

00:17:42.320 That definitely was going on at the same time that she was having an affair with Bill Clinton. 0.94

00:17:46.200 She was also having an affair with this drama instructor.

00:17:50.640 Now, interestingly enough, her mother was involved in a totally bonkers sexual scandal as well,

00:17:56.260 pertaining to a random book.

00:17:58.060 Her mother uses a pen name.

00:17:59.520 She wrote a book about the three tenors.

00:18:02.180 I'm not going to get too far into that, but suffice to say that when the Monica Lewinsky-Bill Clinton scandal broke,

00:18:08.240 people then began realizing that her mom had written this weird book, a biographical book about the tenors,

00:18:13.620 and it contained hints of an affair that was similar to the affair that her daughter was having with the president of the United States.

00:18:21.000 So, it got weird and it got wacky, and the editor said that they actually gutted portions of the book

00:18:26.180 that were, like, strangely and explicitly sexual.

00:18:29.600 Okay, whatever.

00:18:31.800 What's interesting is the fact that despite Monica having a degree in psychology, 1.00

00:18:37.300 which she achieved, a bachelor's degree in psychology, and a background in theater,

00:18:42.400 she kind of mysteriously gets this job interning, not just interning at the White House,

00:18:47.160 but interning for the chief of staff for the president of the United States.

00:18:51.200 Now, I can tell you this.

00:18:53.280 That chief of staff's name was Leon Panetta, and he would go on to become the director of the CIA

00:19:02.500 and later the secretary of defense.

00:19:05.180 And I can also assure you that you don't get those internships at that level unless you know somebody.

00:19:12.020 Unless you know somebody, pardon.

00:19:14.480 And I know this because I know people who have gotten those internships.

00:19:17.560 At that level, there's somebody's daughter, there's somebody's granddaughter,

00:19:22.780 there's somebody who gave a ton of money to the campaign.

00:19:26.560 That's who is packed that closely around the president.

00:19:30.560 You don't just, like, write in, you know,

00:19:32.960 I applied to an internship at the White House, and I randomly got it,

00:19:35.320 and look, I'm working for, like, the number three most powerful person in the United States.

00:19:39.360 It doesn't work like that, okay?

00:19:40.440 It's all politics and nepotism.

00:19:43.160 And kind of reflecting on her conversation there with the call-her-daddy host,

00:19:47.460 I am not sure if the narrative that she was, like, a nobody victim thereafter,

00:19:53.540 thrown into obscurity, is entirely truthful,

00:19:57.660 because she then, right after the affair happened, began designing handbags.

00:20:05.600 Again, despite no background in fashion, despite having a degree in psychology,

00:20:09.620 she has an affair with the President of the United States,

00:20:11.220 and then she just starts designing handbags.

00:20:13.940 And I want to be clear, the bags are objectively not beautiful,

00:20:18.780 and I can show you guys.

00:20:21.140 I think it's not the most beautiful bag that I've ever seen.

00:20:24.180 I'll tell you why that's important.

00:20:25.400 Take a listen to this YouTuber who's kind of going backwards and reviewing her line of purses. 1.00

00:20:30.780 Monica quickly became kind of scorned and pariah in society after that, 1.00

00:20:39.180 and actually had a lot of trouble kind of just existing.

00:20:42.080 And now she does some anti-bullying campaigns and stuff like that. 1.00

00:20:44.420 But she lived kind of in solitude for a while,

00:20:47.500 and one of the things that she ended up doing when she was kind of outcast

00:20:51.240 was starting to create her own line of handbags.

00:20:55.520 Now, I always thought these were kind of funny at the time

00:20:57.940 because they seemed just like a cash grab to me.

00:21:00.360 It seemed like something that someone was doing at home,

00:21:02.780 and they were looking for a side hustle.

00:21:04.440 And what do I have? What can I do?

00:21:06.360 Oh, I can sew. I can buy fabric and sell some stuff online.

00:21:09.200 So she created a line of bags called The Real Monica. 1.00

00:21:13.140 And right here on the back of this one, it says,

00:21:15.840 Made Especially for You by Monica.

00:21:17.640 I don't know how she knew she was going to make it for me, but she did.

00:21:20.240 And that's the trademark.

00:21:21.020 Okay, so you see the bags, not the most beautiful bags I've ever seen.

00:21:25.960 And it wasn't a hobby because despite those bags looking, you know, pretty tacky,

00:21:31.440 they got picked up by arguably the most luxurious high-end retailer, Henry Bindell.

00:21:37.780 Do you guys, are you familiar with that name?

00:21:39.500 I'm very familiar with it because I worked in fashion for a bit in New York.

00:21:42.820 And I'm just going, literally, how?

00:21:45.000 Like, that was a very, very high-end luxury department store.

00:21:49.640 And they went to Monica and said, these bags, amazing.

00:21:53.200 We'll sell them. We'll sell them for you.

00:21:54.820 And then she gets into Nordstrom.

00:21:55.940 I mean, this is totally crazy.

00:21:57.300 How is that possible that Henry Bindell picked up these bags?

00:22:00.540 It's giving kind of hand of Midas, if I'm being honest with you.

00:22:03.760 And who was the Midas that picked up these bags?

00:22:06.880 Oh, I know who it was.

00:22:08.100 It was Les Wexner.

00:22:10.580 Yeah, the guy who handed over his empire to Jeffrey Epstein,

00:22:15.660 the Victoria's Secrets guy,

00:22:16.700 who then owned Elle Brands and under Elle Brands,

00:22:19.560 under his stewardship, they owned Henry Bindell.

00:22:22.320 So they were the ones that went to her and said,

00:22:24.480 we are going to pick up this bag and, yeah,

00:22:27.580 put it in high-end, luxurious retail stores.

00:22:32.560 So to recap here,

00:22:34.300 Benjamin Netanyahu somehow got a hold of a sexual recording,

00:22:38.060 many sexual recordings between Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton.

00:22:40.540 He then uses those recordings to blackmail the president of the United States

00:22:44.040 while negotiating.

00:22:45.860 And then it turns out that the person who was featured,

00:22:48.020 the woman who was featured on those tapes,

00:22:49.820 gets a job designing bags,

00:22:54.380 picked up by a luxurious store,

00:22:57.960 by a company that is being controlled,

00:23:00.380 really by Jeffrey Epstein,

00:23:01.520 because it was being controlled by Jeffrey Epstein at that time.

00:23:03.760 He handed over his keys to Jeffrey Epstein,

00:23:05.140 who happened to be in the business of blackmailing politicians.

00:23:09.400 Yeah, who was mega who had proximity to Bill Clinton?

00:23:18.440 Now, a little bit more regarding Les Wexner.

00:23:20.660 Like Jeffrey Epstein, his rise also shrouded in mystery,

00:23:25.220 financial mystery, a few untimely deaths.

00:23:28.740 In fact, there was this journalist, Robert Fetrakis,

00:23:32.960 who was investigating Wexner,

00:23:35.000 and he explained, quote,

00:23:37.440 when I reported on his connection with Jeffrey Epstein in the late 1990s,

00:23:41.160 I received a letter from a certain Skyhawk

00:23:43.800 who simply wrote,

00:23:45.300 Jeffrey Epstein equals toe tag.

00:23:48.560 Yeah, toe tag.

00:23:50.260 Put it on your toe. 0.99

00:23:51.320 When you're dead, 1.00

00:23:52.240 you will die if you investigate Jeffrey Epstein. 0.99

00:23:55.640 Should I be concerned?

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00:26:33.640 So beyond that, I got to tell you guys,

00:26:37.360 the Les Wexner story is one that we've heard before,

00:26:40.460 especially if you're in my book club

00:26:41.380 and we start talking about, like,

00:26:42.460 the weird stories everybody tells.

00:26:45.080 It's like they establish a myth about themselves.

00:26:47.580 On the East Coast, I would say the myth

00:26:49.560 is always that you get this businessman that says,

00:26:52.380 I just borrowed a couple of thousand bucks

00:26:54.700 from my dad or my aunt,

00:26:56.360 and then I tripped and I fell into a billion-dollar empire.

00:26:59.040 And that really is the story of Les Wexner.

00:27:01.520 He borrowed 5K from his aunt,

00:27:03.760 tripped and fell into a fashion empire.

00:27:05.920 I'm not kidding.

00:27:06.440 He was born on September 8th, 1937 in Dayton, Ohio,

00:27:10.080 and this salesman,

00:27:12.940 who apparently was running a small family clothing store,

00:27:16.620 is said to have then built the limited brand,

00:27:20.640 which then became L Brands,

00:27:22.080 from just a tiny little store that he opened in 1963

00:27:24.880 with just $5,000 that he borrowed from his aunt.

00:27:28.900 Okay, Les.

00:27:30.420 He obviously is best known for his provocative

00:27:33.520 Victoria's Secret part in lingerie,

00:27:37.740 and Epstein, we learned,

00:27:40.260 used that lingerie brand to lure teenage girls. 0.99

00:27:44.300 He was kind of falsely representing himself.

00:27:46.940 He even kind of wanted to create this idea

00:27:49.300 that they were somehow Victorian

00:27:51.060 by falsely registering the company in London

00:27:54.420 to match that Victorian-era marketing

00:27:57.180 after its 1982 acquisition from its founder, Roy Raymond.

00:28:02.160 So they take this company from Roy Raymond,

00:28:04.540 and then they mint it in London.

00:28:07.860 Now, I should tell you something about Roy Raymond,

00:28:09.860 the actual true founder of Victoria's Secret.

00:28:14.140 Victoria's Secret, pardon.

00:28:16.020 He, Roy Raymond, was found suicided.

00:28:20.500 He was off of the Golden State Bridge,

00:28:24.980 the Golden Gate Bridge, pardon me, in 1993.

00:28:27.780 And before he died,

00:28:29.300 he said something interesting about Les Wexner.

00:28:31.560 He said, quote,

00:28:33.000 When I met him,

00:28:34.700 it was like I met the devil.

00:28:38.340 Again, we will not be able to ask him

00:28:40.340 why he felt that way,

00:28:41.600 because then he died

00:28:43.000 off of the Golden Gate Bridge.

00:28:45.260 And then Les Wexner,

00:28:46.660 who he thought was the devil,

00:28:49.620 took his company.

00:28:51.380 Anyways, in 2008,

00:28:53.920 another L Brands brand,

00:28:55.540 which was known as La Senza,

00:28:57.300 attracted a ton of attention

00:28:59.860 because of its very odd advertising campaign,

00:29:03.260 which featured the slogan,

00:29:04.920 quote,

00:29:05.640 Why should only adults have all the fun?

00:29:08.780 Only adults?

00:29:09.740 They shouldn't have all the fun.

00:29:10.820 And what were they doing?

00:29:11.440 They were promoting a line of lace,

00:29:13.460 thongs,

00:29:13.960 and bras

00:29:14.700 for girls between the ages of 5 and 12.

00:29:18.220 Another scandal that Lesley Wexner

00:29:20.080 was involved in

00:29:21.060 was when he was investigated

00:29:22.540 by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security

00:29:25.580 under human trafficking laws

00:29:27.480 for its supplier of organic

00:29:29.720 and fair trade cotton,

00:29:32.300 which was coming from Burkina Faso.

00:29:34.400 Now,

00:29:35.080 to everyone's surprise,

00:29:37.580 Les Wexner,

00:29:38.920 who

00:29:39.220 who was known as a lifelong bachelor,

00:29:43.300 suddenly

00:29:43.620 decided to get married

00:29:45.160 when he was 55 years old.

00:29:46.920 Not your average story, obviously.

00:29:49.000 People tend to get married before then,

00:29:50.440 but it happens.

00:29:51.160 You can find love late.

00:29:52.660 Okay?

00:29:53.140 Not throwing any shade here.

00:29:55.740 But he chose to marry,

00:29:57.620 which people thought was curious,

00:29:58.620 a 35-year-old woman

00:29:59.920 who was named Abigail Koppel.

00:30:02.080 Now,

00:30:02.340 Abigail Koppel

00:30:03.080 was the head

00:30:04.260 of the North American office

00:30:06.700 of the Israeli airline El Al,

00:30:09.880 okay,

00:30:10.380 which was involved

00:30:12.220 in a ton of

00:30:13.900 Mossad operations

00:30:15.020 from its very inception

00:30:16.140 in 1949.

00:30:17.400 And a source that worked

00:30:18.760 with Abigail Koppel

00:30:20.040 at Davis Polk and Wardwell

00:30:22.280 said

00:30:23.800 that

00:30:24.420 they thought

00:30:25.300 that Abigail Koppel

00:30:26.220 was, quote,

00:30:27.220 completely asexual.

00:30:29.160 There was nothing feminine 1.00

00:30:30.600 about her.

00:30:31.580 So we assumed

00:30:32.380 Wexner was gay 0.91

00:30:33.480 and was getting married 0.98

00:30:34.620 just to appease his mother,

00:30:36.280 end quote.

00:30:37.100 A second source

00:30:37.900 would claim that Abigail

00:30:38.620 was a lesbian

00:30:40.080 and that the couple

00:30:41.640 just had

00:30:42.200 a business relationship.

00:30:43.440 That was reported,

00:30:44.400 by the way,

00:30:44.680 by Kirby Summers

00:30:46.100 in his book

00:30:47.040 Jeffrey Epstein,

00:30:48.500 Predator Spy.

00:30:50.260 According to the

00:30:50.740 Wall Street Journal,

00:30:52.120 it was Jeffrey Epstein

00:30:53.840 who,

00:30:55.460 in January of 1993,

00:30:56.760 allegedly wrote

00:30:57.620 the prenup agreement

00:30:58.940 between the two,

00:30:59.700 between Les Wexner

00:31:00.740 and Abigail Koppel.

00:31:02.100 So he was very,

00:31:03.900 very involved

00:31:04.680 with Les Wexner.

00:31:05.960 How involved?

00:31:06.720 Well,

00:31:07.880 under oath,

00:31:09.220 he was asked,

00:31:10.180 rather mysteriously,

00:31:11.240 Jeffrey Epstein was asked,

00:31:12.280 whether or not he had

00:31:14.200 a sexual relationship

00:31:15.800 with Les Wexner,

00:31:16.660 whether or not he was

00:31:17.460 a bisexual.

00:31:19.600 That's interesting.

00:31:21.320 And the next part

00:31:22.400 I'm going to read directly

00:31:23.120 from Xavier Poussard's

00:31:24.700 forthcoming book

00:31:25.280 regarding the Epstein scandal.

00:31:27.460 Xavier Poussard reports,

00:31:28.560 quote,

00:31:28.820 many in Manhattan

00:31:29.960 and London

00:31:30.720 speculated about

00:31:31.620 a romantic affair

00:31:32.700 between Jeffrey and Les

00:31:34.040 when in July of 1991,

00:31:37.460 Les Wexner signed

00:31:38.660 a power of attorney

00:31:40.080 giving Epstein

00:31:41.020 the authority

00:31:41.760 to hire people,

00:31:42.980 write checks,

00:31:43.740 buy and sell properties,

00:31:45.000 and borrow money

00:31:46.020 in his name.

00:31:47.240 It's worth noting

00:31:48.220 that Les Wexner's

00:31:49.460 alleged homosexuality

00:31:51.320 is essentially

00:31:52.140 part of his defense today.

00:31:54.480 He claims to have

00:31:55.260 cut ties in 2007

00:31:56.740 and in a half-hearted way

00:31:58.860 plays the part

00:31:59.960 of being the abused lover

00:32:01.680 of Jeffrey Epstein

00:32:02.540 who allegedly

00:32:03.120 embezzled

00:32:04.120 $46 million

00:32:05.160 of his fortune

00:32:07.240 over the years.

00:32:08.180 That's at least

00:32:08.820 according to a statement

00:32:09.500 from the Wexner Foundation

00:32:11.420 which was published

00:32:12.200 in the summer of 2019.

00:32:14.860 And in addition

00:32:15.460 to the lawsuits

00:32:16.180 he faces

00:32:16.760 for child sexual abuse 0.52

00:32:18.240 that occurred

00:32:18.860 at the Manhattan Mansion

00:32:20.540 under

00:32:21.460 the premise's liability,

00:32:23.920 Wexner's name

00:32:24.940 also resurfaced

00:32:26.100 in a sexual abuse scandal

00:32:28.220 at Ohio University

00:32:29.720 where Les Wexner

00:32:31.140 was chairing

00:32:31.820 the Board of Trustees

00:32:33.120 as a major benefactor.

00:32:35.140 A group of plaintiffs

00:32:36.280 turned to federal agents

00:32:37.800 to examine the nature

00:32:38.760 of their relationship

00:32:39.620 with Dr. Richard Strauss,

00:32:41.680 a physician

00:32:42.220 in the athletics department

00:32:43.640 at the university

00:32:44.460 who had abused

00:32:45.240 at least 177 male student patients

00:32:48.760 between 1978

00:32:50.360 and 1998.

00:32:52.320 So yeah,

00:32:54.400 it's interesting

00:32:55.160 to consider

00:32:56.200 Les Wexner

00:32:57.360 as a piece

00:32:58.220 of this equation.

00:32:59.340 It's kind of

00:32:59.880 the only non-excuse

00:33:01.000 they give us

00:33:01.440 for why Jeffrey Epstein

00:33:02.280 really had any money,

00:33:03.740 why he trusted Epstein

00:33:05.020 so much

00:33:05.620 that he handed over

00:33:06.300 his keys.

00:33:07.740 Look,

00:33:08.020 what we can say

00:33:08.600 is there was a lot

00:33:09.320 happening

00:33:09.760 in 1997,

00:33:11.720 1998.

00:33:13.100 You have the mega group

00:33:14.440 being launched.

00:33:15.360 You have

00:33:16.480 Monica Lewinsky

00:33:18.320 scandal happening

00:33:19.400 that had broken

00:33:20.020 in 1998,

00:33:21.060 by the way.

00:33:22.060 You have Jeffrey Epstein

00:33:23.100 being handed

00:33:24.460 the keys

00:33:25.340 to the Wexner empire.

00:33:27.940 And of course,

00:33:29.060 in addition,

00:33:30.180 there always has to be

00:33:30.940 an untimely death.

00:33:32.120 And there was

00:33:32.500 an untimely death.

00:33:33.280 A journalist named

00:33:33.880 Danny Casalara

00:33:35.080 who happened to be

00:33:36.400 investigating all of this.

00:33:38.240 In fact,

00:33:38.560 he said he was investigating

00:33:39.600 and I quote,

00:33:40.480 an international cabal

00:33:42.440 that involved

00:33:43.660 a computer software

00:33:44.900 which was known

00:33:45.620 as Inslaw

00:33:46.720 and the Iran-Contra affair.

00:33:49.020 But before we could

00:33:50.780 figure out

00:33:51.420 what he was talking about,

00:33:52.940 before he could

00:33:53.740 hit publish

00:33:54.340 on that investigation,

00:33:56.420 Danny died

00:33:57.080 of an accidental

00:33:58.820 drowning.

00:34:00.420 Again,

00:34:01.120 timely.

00:34:01.620 We're going to never know

00:34:02.300 what he was speaking about.

00:34:03.880 But there is

00:34:05.000 probably a lot more

00:34:06.540 I could tell you

00:34:07.040 about that computer

00:34:07.560 software program

00:34:08.240 and I will tell you

00:34:08.780 about that.

00:34:09.940 But it's a good place

00:34:10.640 for us to stop today

00:34:11.540 regarding Jeffrey Epstein

00:34:12.780 because it is just

00:34:14.300 shocking.

00:34:15.700 It makes you go,

00:34:17.100 okay.

00:34:19.020 Are we being

00:34:21.900 a little too harsh

00:34:22.780 on President Trump

00:34:24.060 by demanding

00:34:25.380 the Epstein files?

00:34:26.580 For those of us

00:34:27.440 who aren't even certain

00:34:28.240 whether or not

00:34:28.720 Epstein is dead

00:34:29.800 and the more you learn

00:34:32.120 about the Epstein scandal

00:34:33.360 and what we know

00:34:34.580 about Bibi Netanyahu

00:34:35.640 and what he's doing

00:34:37.920 and feeling nothing

00:34:38.940 to Palestinian children,

00:34:39.920 like,

00:34:40.360 is Trump just

00:34:41.800 terrified for his life?

00:34:43.680 Did he have no idea

00:34:44.540 what he was getting into

00:34:45.480 when he decided

00:34:46.800 he wanted to be

00:34:47.660 the President of the United States?

00:34:48.580 Did he have no idea?

00:34:50.060 Was there no warning

00:34:51.020 given to him

00:34:51.480 by Bill Clinton

00:34:52.040 like,

00:34:52.420 hey,

00:34:52.700 I'm not so sure

00:34:53.700 you have any power

00:34:54.700 and you better be

00:34:55.720 very careful

00:34:56.480 as to what interns

00:34:58.180 are being hired

00:34:58.880 and what their connections are?

00:35:00.260 Did Donald Trump

00:35:01.080 make the mistake

00:35:01.820 that all of us made

00:35:02.640 growing up

00:35:04.180 believing

00:35:04.540 that we lived

00:35:06.300 in a republic,

00:35:08.300 a democracy,

00:35:09.860 believing

00:35:10.620 that we voted politicians

00:35:12.140 that had real power,

00:35:13.160 having no idea

00:35:13.860 that there was

00:35:14.220 this invisible hand

00:35:15.120 that just keeps getting

00:35:16.820 caught in blackmail scandals

00:35:18.220 and then looking us

00:35:19.000 in the face

00:35:19.400 and being like,

00:35:20.300 nope,

00:35:20.940 nothing to see here.

00:35:22.080 Keep moving, 0.99

00:35:22.820 you little anti-Semite. 0.99

00:35:24.200 You just keep on moving, 1.00

00:35:26.560 you little anti-Semite. 0.99

00:35:28.920 By the way, 0.98

00:35:29.600 as we predicted,

00:35:30.860 Trump,

00:35:31.940 they kind of made

00:35:32.500 some noise

00:35:32.920 and said,

00:35:33.320 oh,

00:35:33.540 we're going to

00:35:34.560 demand,

00:35:35.940 Pam Bondi,

00:35:36.340 we're going to demand

00:35:36.900 that New York

00:35:37.660 unseals the grand jury

00:35:38.760 testimony.

00:35:39.380 We told you

00:35:40.040 that that was

00:35:40.680 obviously a nothing burger.

00:35:43.040 The grand jury testimony

00:35:44.100 in Ghislaine Maxwell's case,

00:35:46.600 the federal judge

00:35:47.260 has come out

00:35:47.720 and said the same thing.

00:35:48.540 He said,

00:35:48.780 nope,

00:35:49.100 this motion 0.62

00:35:49.860 is an absolute nonsense.

00:35:50.980 This motion

00:35:51.580 to unseal

00:35:52.400 the grand jury testimony

00:35:53.780 from the criminal case

00:35:55.240 pertaining to Ghislaine Maxwell.

00:35:57.700 I don't know

00:35:58.220 why Trump asked for this.

00:35:59.860 He wrote a 31-page opinion,

00:36:02.140 the presiding judge

00:36:02.880 in this matter,

00:36:03.740 and he was pretty harsh

00:36:05.500 about Trump.

00:36:06.380 He basically said

00:36:07.360 that even asking for this 0.95

00:36:08.720 is completely ridiculous, 0.86

00:36:10.560 that their reasoning for it 0.98

00:36:11.900 is demonstrably false,

00:36:14.200 and that Trump knew this.

00:36:15.860 He knew that the transcripts

00:36:17.020 would not reveal

00:36:17.940 any new information

00:36:18.820 of any consequence

00:36:20.380 about Epstein

00:36:21.480 and Maxwell's crimes,

00:36:23.280 and he suggested

00:36:24.740 that the Trump administration

00:36:25.900 only push to release

00:36:26.960 those documents

00:36:27.680 as a form of diversion.

00:36:31.320 Like,

00:36:31.640 oh,

00:36:31.760 we're doing something

00:36:32.380 or we're not doing something,

00:36:33.200 and that's what we said,

00:36:34.160 right?

00:36:34.300 We told you guys

00:36:34.880 that that's exactly

00:36:35.320 what was happening,

00:36:36.560 that this entire premise

00:36:37.980 was just to hope

00:36:39.120 that we moved on from it.

00:36:41.240 Again,

00:36:41.840 I'll ask the question,

00:36:42.700 do you think

00:36:43.080 that we are being

00:36:43.860 too harsh

00:36:44.880 in this matter,

00:36:46.020 and that Trump

00:36:46.860 is terrified?

00:36:47.900 Looking at you guys,

00:36:49.120 seeing what you think,

00:36:51.400 I can tell you

00:36:52.160 what I think.

00:36:52.640 I think he is terrified.

00:36:54.120 I think he's terrified

00:36:54.760 for his life.

00:36:56.380 I really do.

00:36:57.880 I'm partially terrified

00:36:59.080 for his life,

00:37:00.060 and partially,

00:37:01.420 also,

00:37:02.380 obviously,

00:37:03.040 his family is very involved.

00:37:04.420 He's very involved

00:37:05.480 with Bibi Netanyahu,

00:37:06.680 and I don't think

00:37:07.860 Jared Kushner's

00:37:08.620 the kind of guy

00:37:09.100 that's going to stand up

00:37:09.920 Bibi Netanyahu.

00:37:10.900 He's working

00:37:11.460 with Israel

00:37:12.220 and their technology,

00:37:14.060 if that's what

00:37:14.960 we're calling it.

00:37:15.900 I mean,

00:37:16.400 with allies like these,

00:37:18.780 who needs enemies,

00:37:19.720 right?

00:37:21.020 Anyways,

00:37:21.640 Thomas Massey

00:37:22.520 is still pushing.

00:37:24.500 He's been very brave.

00:37:25.340 He's tweeted

00:37:25.740 that he is going

00:37:27.960 to be hosting

00:37:28.560 a press conference

00:37:29.480 at the Capitol.

00:37:30.380 He's going to be joined

00:37:31.200 by survivors

00:37:32.220 of Epstein

00:37:33.100 and Maxwell's abuse,

00:37:35.280 several of whom

00:37:35.860 are going to be speaking

00:37:36.500 out for the very first time.

00:37:38.240 He's saying

00:37:38.620 that the survivors

00:37:39.260 deserve justice

00:37:39.940 and the Americans

00:37:40.780 deserve transparency.

00:37:42.740 And of course,

00:37:43.640 he is correct.

00:37:44.920 He's absolutely correct.

00:37:47.140 Lastly,

00:37:47.660 you guys,

00:37:48.060 before we get to

00:37:48.980 some of your comments,

00:37:49.700 I've got to tell you

00:37:50.020 about this absolutely

00:37:50.700 hilarious story,

00:37:51.860 speaking of just

00:37:52.980 foreign states

00:37:53.920 that are trying

00:37:55.060 to intimidate people.

00:37:56.580 I have no idea

00:37:57.320 what game

00:37:58.320 or if this involves

00:38:00.520 and maybe it doesn't

00:38:01.140 involve them

00:38:01.700 that the Macrones 0.97

00:38:02.400 are playing in the press,

00:38:03.240 but yesterday

00:38:03.760 a tweet had gone

00:38:05.600 semi-viral.

00:38:06.160 I mean,

00:38:06.380 it had almost

00:38:07.100 a thousand retweets

00:38:08.380 and it was being pushed 0.94

00:38:10.320 by this totally deranged 0.99

00:38:12.120 human being 0.95

00:38:12.860 named Nathan Livingston

00:38:14.080 and he's just,

00:38:16.180 I mean, 0.93

00:38:16.520 deranged,

00:38:17.320 obsessed with me.

00:38:19.540 I don't know this person

00:38:20.620 trying to tether me

00:38:21.700 to Andrew Tate.

00:38:23.060 I have no idea why,

00:38:24.640 but he did an expose

00:38:25.840 because,

00:38:26.360 you know,

00:38:26.480 we said to you guys

00:38:27.080 that this,

00:38:27.880 we got an estimate

00:38:28.500 and truthfully,

00:38:30.080 we're told

00:38:30.460 that it was going

00:38:31.460 to cost $5 million

00:38:32.560 if this court case

00:38:33.620 goes through

00:38:33.940 with Emmanuel Macron.

00:38:34.620 We don't have that money.

00:38:35.240 We simply do not

00:38:35.900 have that kind of money.

00:38:36.540 We don't.

00:38:37.400 It's not due today,

00:38:38.120 but you get the point.

00:38:39.560 And so he did an expose,

00:38:41.320 which was the Zionists 0.97

00:38:43.020 were all passing around

00:38:44.020 saying that I lied.

00:38:45.780 I lied to you guys

00:38:46.860 and that they had discovered

00:38:48.620 my secret wealth

00:38:49.460 and I was very excited

00:38:50.900 about this.

00:38:51.600 I wanted this to be true

00:38:52.880 so bad.

00:38:53.520 Never in my life

00:38:54.320 did I not want to debunk

00:38:55.260 something about myself

00:38:56.020 because deep down

00:38:57.200 I do want to randomly

00:38:58.220 find out that I'm

00:38:58.980 a secret wealthy princess

00:38:59.920 that never goes away.

00:39:01.220 It never dies.

00:39:01.960 After you watch

00:39:02.520 the princess diaries,

00:39:03.580 it never dies.

00:39:05.240 It never dies inside of you.

00:39:06.420 You just hope

00:39:06.980 that Geneva,

00:39:08.340 that you will be

00:39:08.680 the princess of Geneva.

00:39:09.880 And he presents this tweet.

00:39:12.620 He actually went in

00:39:13.840 and did a whole video.

00:39:15.020 He did a video

00:39:15.740 and he branded it

00:39:18.020 with his investigation

00:39:19.480 and explained

00:39:20.540 that always George,

00:39:22.800 they always say

00:39:23.640 that it's George,

00:39:24.300 my husband,

00:39:24.740 who has this wealth.

00:39:25.960 And this was the headline

00:39:27.100 that he was pulling from.

00:39:28.520 I got to show you

00:39:28.960 the breakdown

00:39:29.300 of my alleged wealth.

00:39:30.260 He shared this

00:39:31.060 and Skylar,

00:39:32.740 do you have just

00:39:33.060 the screenshot,

00:39:33.840 the screen cap

00:39:34.420 of my wealth?

00:39:37.140 Let me see it.

00:39:37.960 Let's pull that up.

00:39:39.380 The homes that I own.

00:39:41.380 Here's his video.

00:39:42.740 Candace is shilling 1.00

00:39:43.400 for t-shirts

00:39:44.040 to raise funds

00:39:44.860 for the Macron lawsuit.

00:39:46.140 But here's the breakdown.

00:39:46.880 I have a 7,200-square-foot

00:39:49.760 Malibu estate

00:39:50.940 that is worth $5.5 million.

00:39:52.720 A Colorado farm,

00:39:54.120 that sounds lovely,

00:39:54.880 that's 8,000 square feet,

00:39:56.680 that's worth $3.2 million.

00:39:57.960 A Nashville home

00:39:59.000 that's worth $8 million.

00:40:00.940 An Austin mansion

00:40:01.980 that's worth $7 million.

00:40:03.120 A Stanford home,

00:40:04.480 because you know,

00:40:04.780 I've got to visit my parents,

00:40:05.940 that's worth $6 million.

00:40:07.500 A Miami commercial property

00:40:09.140 that's worth $2.7 million.

00:40:10.760 And a Nebraska farmland

00:40:12.980 that's worth 90 acres.

00:40:15.400 I mean, that's worth $1.8 million.

00:40:17.160 And that farmland in Nebraska

00:40:18.560 is 90 acres.

00:40:20.060 And that's not it

00:40:21.180 because I'm international.

00:40:23.000 Also, I have a London mansion.

00:40:25.360 It's 12 bedrooms

00:40:26.580 and it's $19.5 million.

00:40:28.880 By the way,

00:40:29.380 if you know anything about London,

00:40:30.540 that's a steal.

00:40:31.680 Like that's, wow,

00:40:32.660 that's a huge property in London,

00:40:34.220 $19.5 million.

00:40:35.700 And then he says

00:40:36.980 that I have 10 additional properties

00:40:39.600 in the UK, France, Morocco

00:40:43.540 for no reason at all.

00:40:45.580 Belgium spelled wrong

00:40:47.040 because we,

00:40:47.540 actually it's in Belgwim.

00:40:49.160 That's right.

00:40:49.560 You see,

00:40:49.900 I have a property in Belgwim,

00:40:51.180 not Belgium.

00:40:51.860 It's in Belgwim.

00:40:52.460 You may have not been there.

00:40:53.940 And lastly, in Germany.

00:40:55.880 So I mean,

00:40:56.980 I am just,

00:40:58.180 I mean,

00:40:58.480 he shared this

00:40:59.420 dead seriously.

00:41:01.640 And people were sharing it.

00:41:03.200 Like it was an expose

00:41:04.100 and nobody,

00:41:04.940 at no point

00:41:05.460 did these people go,

00:41:06.560 that just,

00:41:07.760 Candace had more properties 1.00

00:41:08.880 than Jeffrey Epstein.

00:41:10.440 Like I don't even know

00:41:11.380 billionaires

00:41:11.820 that have that many properties.

00:41:12.620 That just sounds like

00:41:13.180 too much to manage.

00:41:13.860 Like at the end of the day,

00:41:14.360 you've got to manage

00:41:14.960 these properties.

00:41:16.140 Royals don't have

00:41:16.800 as many properties.

00:41:17.460 Nothing stopped him.

00:41:18.780 Didn't think it was weird.

00:41:19.920 Didn't think to check

00:41:20.620 like how that information

00:41:21.760 came about.

00:41:22.520 And apparently,

00:41:23.620 he said he pulled it

00:41:24.760 from this website,

00:41:26.680 which no one's ever heard of,

00:41:27.920 called This Trading Life.

00:41:30.020 And it has a picture

00:41:30.760 of my husband.

00:41:31.360 They just make my husband

00:41:32.320 richer every year.

00:41:33.700 And I'm,

00:41:34.040 honestly,

00:41:34.500 I'm prone to conspiracy.

00:41:35.820 So I was like,

00:41:36.880 is he lying?

00:41:37.920 Do we have

00:41:38.620 a random real estate empire?

00:41:40.080 I thought we only have

00:41:40.660 this one house.

00:41:41.920 Like why would,

00:41:42.460 why am I doing this podcast

00:41:43.740 from my basement?

00:41:44.560 If we have all,

00:41:45.140 I was a little bit angry,

00:41:47.200 a little bit excited

00:41:47.940 about George Farmer's wealth,

00:41:49.560 which I'm telling you

00:41:50.100 goes up by 200 million

00:41:51.120 every year.

00:41:51.660 It's incredible.

00:41:52.360 It is absolutely incredible.

00:41:53.400 He thought it was hilarious.

00:41:54.220 He was sending it around

00:41:54.740 to his friends.

00:41:56.980 And then I obviously

00:41:59.120 made fun of this.

00:41:59.800 I was like,

00:42:00.100 wow,

00:42:00.240 I don't even know

00:42:00.900 what kind of misinformation

00:42:01.680 this is,

00:42:02.400 but I really

00:42:03.540 don't want to debunk this.

00:42:05.560 But unfortunately,

00:42:06.960 I only have one house.

00:42:08.540 It's here

00:42:09.180 and it's in Tennessee

00:42:10.260 and we don't have

00:42:10.940 five million dollars

00:42:11.480 laying around

00:42:11.940 to spend on a lawsuit.

00:42:13.240 So I was telling the truth

00:42:13.980 and eventually

00:42:15.260 he removes the video

00:42:16.980 but not without

00:42:18.820 kind of insulting me.

00:42:19.880 Like he made this up

00:42:20.800 and made this whole video

00:42:21.920 but said,

00:42:23.540 I removed the video

00:42:24.400 I previously posted

00:42:25.280 estimating Candace Owens.

00:42:26.960 Estimating?

00:42:27.420 Is that an estimate?

00:42:28.360 It's a fairy tale.

00:42:29.940 Candace Owens

00:42:30.560 and her husband's net worth

00:42:31.640 and their real estate portfolio.

00:42:34.040 New information

00:42:35.000 has convinced me

00:42:36.040 that the content

00:42:36.820 was based on inaccurate data.

00:42:39.440 I'm committed to accountability

00:42:40.660 and ensuring that I don't

00:42:41.560 spread false information.

00:42:42.780 The opposite

00:42:43.580 of what Candace Owens does.

00:42:46.280 I'll make sure I do better

00:42:47.400 thoroughly verifying

00:42:48.600 the information

00:42:49.160 that's being put out.

00:42:50.280 Yeah,

00:42:50.420 so he vetted it so hard

00:42:52.220 and he pulled it

00:42:53.220 from a parody account.

00:42:54.660 It was a parody account

00:42:55.360 that shared it

00:42:55.860 and just was making up

00:42:56.680 stuff for funsies.

00:42:57.820 This guy took it seriously,

00:42:58.980 spent hours of his life

00:42:59.940 editing a video

00:43:00.580 and I'm just over here

00:43:02.800 wishing that someone

00:43:03.800 would give me this real

00:43:04.780 actually not really.

00:43:05.460 It really does sound

00:43:06.140 like a headache.

00:43:06.500 I don't want that many houses

00:43:07.260 but like in a perfect scenario

00:43:08.300 like one day

00:43:08.840 I would love to have

00:43:09.580 a house in the mountains.

00:43:11.600 So if you're watching

00:43:12.400 and I don't know

00:43:14.100 Hand of Midas people,

00:43:16.240 Rothschilds,

00:43:17.340 I don't know,

00:43:18.140 Les Wexner,

00:43:19.720 whatever is going,

00:43:20.440 if you could just

00:43:21.140 maybe just a house

00:43:21.860 in the mountains

00:43:22.320 and then I'm good.

00:43:23.940 I don't want too much

00:43:24.540 more than that.

00:43:25.260 I don't ask for much here.

00:43:26.800 Anyways, guys,

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00:44:28.360 Gas, groceries,

00:44:29.140 home repairs,

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00:44:30.820 you probably thought

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00:44:35.400 And then maybe

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00:44:36.520 because you're enjoying

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00:44:38.620 but the reality is

00:44:40.400 that low rate

00:44:40.880 that you're enjoying,

00:44:41.680 you're actually not

00:44:42.140 saving any money

00:44:42.700 if you're drowning

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00:44:44.080 at 25% or more.

00:44:45.280 That is the math

00:44:45.800 that most people

00:44:46.260 do not want to face

00:44:46.980 but it is costing you thousands.

00:44:49.140 Here's the truth,

00:44:49.620 if you're only making

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00:44:50.900 that debt is going to

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00:44:53.040 That's why people

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00:45:18.380 or you can just visit

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00:45:20.480 slash Candace. 0.99

00:45:21.700 I'm sorry,

00:45:22.140 AmericanFinancing.net

00:45:23.280 slash Owens.

00:45:24.780 Again,

00:45:25.100 AmericanFinancing.net

00:45:26.400 slash Owens.

00:45:28.560 All right,

00:45:28.940 you guys,

00:45:29.760 let's get into

00:45:30.140 some of your comments.

00:45:30.780 I want to remind you guys

00:45:31.460 that are signed up

00:45:32.400 for a shot in the dark

00:45:33.140 that we just dropped

00:45:33.980 another shot in the dark episode.

00:45:35.140 This time,

00:45:35.860 it is regarding

00:45:36.700 the IUD.

00:45:38.360 Crazy.

00:45:39.460 The history of the IUD

00:45:40.500 for no reason at all

00:45:42.080 involves Nazis 0.57

00:45:42.960 and for no reason at all

00:45:45.500 it involves

00:45:46.360 importing people

00:45:47.660 and doctors

00:45:48.760 from Germany

00:45:49.880 and Margaret Sanger.

00:45:52.540 Yeah,

00:45:52.840 you got to check that out.

00:45:53.940 Learn about the copper IUD.

00:45:56.360 The tragic history

00:45:57.600 of the copper IUD.

00:45:59.120 Ladies, 1.00

00:45:59.460 very important

00:46:00.020 because I know

00:46:00.540 a lot of women 1.00

00:46:01.180 use the copper IUD

00:46:02.640 because we believe

00:46:03.620 our doctors

00:46:04.240 are not trying to harm us

00:46:05.500 and they would maybe

00:46:06.520 reasonably look into the history

00:46:07.660 so you wouldn't have to come

00:46:08.720 to Candace Owens

00:46:09.500 for the history of the IUD

00:46:11.260 but that is not the case

00:46:12.460 because people

00:46:13.400 like to make money

00:46:14.300 and that's what

00:46:15.580 Big Pharma is all about.

00:46:16.880 Give us money

00:46:17.360 and we will sell it

00:46:18.200 to patients

00:46:20.500 that are unwitting.

00:46:22.880 Okay,

00:46:23.160 let's see.

00:46:24.180 Getting into

00:46:24.720 some of your comments.

00:46:26.740 Who do we have

00:46:27.440 up first?

00:46:29.480 Will Wallace.

00:46:30.360 $100,

00:46:31.200 Will.

00:46:31.340 Thank you so much.

00:46:32.480 He writes,

00:46:32.960 hottest channel on YouTube.

00:46:33.940 Let's go.

00:46:34.760 It's why I love Candace.

00:46:35.940 While the haters hate,

00:46:36.760 she comes with receipts,

00:46:37.860 names,

00:46:38.140 references,

00:46:38.420 times and places.

00:46:40.340 They say,

00:46:40.780 you can lead a horse to water

00:46:41.880 but you can't make it drink.

00:46:43.220 Wake up,

00:46:44.320 people.

00:46:45.180 I love that.

00:46:45.960 I totally agree with you

00:46:47.680 that people have to wake up.

00:46:49.380 We're giving you

00:46:50.000 all the information.

00:46:51.120 We actually aren't relying

00:46:52.180 on a random trading website.

00:46:56.500 We try to research

00:46:57.600 as much as possible.

00:46:58.740 We're not perfect

00:46:59.620 but we are making an attempt

00:47:00.920 and we spend a lot of time

00:47:02.060 researching every single day.

00:47:03.620 Miss Mary Mack writes,

00:47:04.680 J.D. Vance

00:47:05.640 is the Woodrow Wilson

00:47:07.000 of our time.

00:47:08.260 Never Vance.

00:47:09.200 We actually covered J.D. Vance

00:47:11.060 right when he became

00:47:12.420 the vice president

00:47:13.280 or when Trump announced

00:47:14.280 that he wanted him to be MVP.

00:47:15.580 Mark was instantly like,

00:47:16.920 you got to look into this guy.

00:47:17.860 He's got an interesting background.

00:47:19.260 I try to hold off

00:47:20.780 on fully judging someone

00:47:21.620 until I meet them.

00:47:22.560 I think it's,

00:47:23.280 I raise suspicions

00:47:24.540 about his background

00:47:25.220 but, you know,

00:47:26.860 until you can sit down

00:47:27.440 and ask questions,

00:47:28.400 we probably shouldn't

00:47:29.160 put together an entire picture

00:47:30.340 and I have said

00:47:31.680 I would sit down

00:47:32.240 with J.D. Vance

00:47:32.720 in a heartbeat.

00:47:33.460 He comes across very well.

00:47:35.520 He is a fellow Catholic

00:47:36.660 but I definitely have

00:47:37.740 some questions about,

00:47:38.740 you know,

00:47:38.900 how he got his Netflix deal

00:47:39.800 and things of that nature.

00:47:40.840 You can go back

00:47:41.320 and find that episode.

00:47:42.000 I think it was maybe right

00:47:43.220 when it was announced

00:47:44.340 that he was going to be

00:47:45.200 the vice presidential candidate.

00:47:46.760 Maybe it was a couple

00:47:47.260 of episodes after.

00:47:49.300 Endless Love writes,

00:47:50.220 Germany is always here 1.00

00:47:51.400 listening too.

00:47:52.140 Since you talked about

00:47:52.860 Sigmund Freud,

00:47:53.500 would you consider looking

00:47:54.120 into the history of ADHD too?

00:47:56.080 Is it even real?

00:47:57.120 Medication for kids

00:47:57.860 is similar to cocaine

00:47:58.820 according to some sources.

00:48:00.040 It's more like meth

00:48:01.420 and yeah,

00:48:03.140 getting kids on

00:48:04.100 methamphetamines

00:48:05.880 when they're really young.

00:48:06.940 We should definitely

00:48:08.040 probably explore that.

00:48:09.640 All of these child diagnoses.

00:48:11.420 Honestly,

00:48:12.020 the craziest part of that

00:48:13.420 saying your child

00:48:15.400 is not paying attention

00:48:16.400 in school,

00:48:17.580 is not sitting still,

00:48:19.060 or your five-year-old child

00:48:20.040 is not sitting still

00:48:20.780 so he's got attention

00:48:22.500 deficit hyper disorder.

00:48:24.680 Is that like a fancy word

00:48:25.680 for he's a five-year-old?

00:48:26.660 I don't understand.

00:48:27.940 You know how much

00:48:28.320 energy boys have?

00:48:29.500 It is crazy.

00:48:30.520 I used to nanny

00:48:31.000 for a family

00:48:31.780 and she had her son,

00:48:34.280 he was six years old,

00:48:35.160 the mother,

00:48:35.960 she had her son

00:48:36.900 on Adderall,

00:48:38.720 a form of Adderall

00:48:39.500 and it was because

00:48:40.780 she said that

00:48:41.580 he wasn't sitting at school.

00:48:42.640 He wasn't sitting still

00:48:43.300 at school.

00:48:44.300 I was just like,

00:48:45.060 wow,

00:48:45.420 that is,

00:48:47.040 I think,

00:48:47.700 what six-year-old boys

00:48:48.800 do have trouble

00:48:50.000 with sitting.

00:48:51.060 It's unnatural

00:48:51.680 to have them sitting

00:48:52.280 for hours in school.

00:48:52.940 I don't know.

00:48:53.320 What do I know?

00:48:53.740 I'm not a doctor.

00:48:54.440 I'm not an expert.

00:48:55.180 Do not trust me.

00:48:56.800 Trust the science instead.

00:48:59.100 EH writes,

00:49:00.020 Candice,

00:49:00.460 you owe nothing

00:49:01.060 to Nick fans

00:49:01.660 who show up here every day

00:49:02.580 and pretend to do something.

00:49:03.600 I don't mind Nick,

00:49:04.160 but he attracts

00:49:04.560 the worst of the worst

00:49:05.320 fan base.

00:49:06.280 Nick could learn from you

00:49:07.080 about what it means

00:49:08.040 to have class.

00:49:09.000 Couldn't care less.

00:49:10.900 Honestly,

00:49:12.040 what's amazing

00:49:12.800 about them

00:49:13.440 is that they're here every day.

00:49:14.940 They're watching the show

00:49:15.960 and whether they realize,

00:49:17.780 Kanye said,

00:49:18.580 love your fans,

00:49:20.100 love your haters,

00:49:20.600 they're your biggest fans

00:49:21.280 and that is an absolute fact

00:49:22.640 and it's lame.

00:49:23.860 It's so botted,

00:49:24.780 right?

00:49:25.080 Like all day,

00:49:25.860 just be like,

00:49:26.420 oh,

00:49:26.920 I just don't care.

00:49:27.760 Especially after yesterday,

00:49:28.920 the amount of lies

00:49:29.460 that were told

00:49:29.980 offered the platform back

00:49:31.360 to clear them up.

00:49:32.380 This whole idea

00:49:33.100 that I'm an op

00:49:33.760 working for Russia,

00:49:34.740 it's so nutty 0.90

00:49:36.680 and crazy 0.94

00:49:37.620 and dishonorable

00:49:39.180 for any person

00:49:40.400 who has been welcomed

00:49:41.320 into your home

00:49:42.160 who you were kind to

00:49:42.900 to do what he is doing.

00:49:43.740 It's totally theatrical

00:49:44.800 and I obviously

00:49:47.300 have nothing to hide.

00:49:48.200 Like I will always

00:49:49.500 survive a daylight test.

00:49:50.600 So,

00:49:51.460 like I said,

00:49:52.360 welcome back here

00:49:53.120 anytime.

00:49:54.640 Marzi writes,

00:49:55.820 hey Candice,

00:49:56.520 interview Sonia Poulton

00:49:57.760 if you want to look

00:49:58.400 at the Epstein files

00:49:59.200 from the UK point of view.

00:50:00.780 She looked into Prince Andrew

00:50:02.100 and Jimmy Seville.

00:50:03.800 It's a scary deep dive.

00:50:05.140 I hope the children are well.

00:50:06.160 You work hard

00:50:06.640 and we thank you for it.

00:50:07.760 Children are doing great.

00:50:08.840 You know,

00:50:09.120 I'm very blessed

00:50:09.980 with a beautiful family,

00:50:11.240 a healthy family

00:50:11.860 and yeah,

00:50:13.580 it's a lot of research

00:50:14.660 and you don't want

00:50:15.060 to make any mistakes

00:50:15.620 because a lot of people

00:50:16.120 that were researching

00:50:16.940 why these series

00:50:17.980 take such a long time

00:50:19.040 is because people

00:50:20.140 that were researching

00:50:20.880 are still alive,

00:50:22.280 you know,

00:50:22.440 and you can see that

00:50:23.100 they'll wait for you

00:50:23.900 to make a mistake

00:50:24.500 and then try to sue you

00:50:25.360 so you've got to fact check,

00:50:26.260 look into everything

00:50:26.940 so it's on fact checking

00:50:27.880 the fact checks

00:50:28.580 and working with Xavier Poussard

00:50:30.460 who has really been

00:50:32.080 dedicating his life

00:50:33.040 to the Epstein story

00:50:34.120 the last 10 years at least.

00:50:35.660 This and the Brigitte McCrone story

00:50:36.980 have been running side by side

00:50:38.320 when he had his publication

00:50:40.060 Fae A Documents

00:50:41.220 and so it's,

00:50:42.840 yeah,

00:50:44.360 it's a lot

00:50:45.020 but it's worth it

00:50:46.700 because I think we are

00:50:47.480 all kind of waking up

00:50:48.280 to the fact

00:50:48.740 that there's just

00:50:50.020 kind of this invisible society

00:50:51.620 that runs around our society

00:50:52.700 which kind of makes us slaves.

00:50:54.200 Like if they know

00:50:54.840 that their children

00:50:55.860 are quote unquote chosen

00:50:56.880 and they don't have to do anything

00:50:58.120 they're just going to kind of

00:50:58.900 make a fake resume for them

00:50:59.960 and put them at the top

00:51:00.560 of all these companies

00:51:01.280 and we're going to work for them

00:51:02.620 like we are the employees.

00:51:05.640 Yeah,

00:51:06.160 it's very scary

00:51:07.100 to kind of consider the matrix

00:51:08.500 and to realize that

00:51:10.460 as they always like

00:51:11.700 to tip their hand

00:51:12.380 whether it's in a book

00:51:12.960 or a movie

00:51:13.480 they're like laughing at us

00:51:14.920 and they want us to know

00:51:15.900 we are totally in control

00:51:17.260 and everything around you

00:51:18.240 is actually fake 1.00

00:51:20.060 and probably gay 0.99

00:51:22.140 and that's what it seems like. 0.86

00:51:24.420 Anyways,

00:51:24.960 this last person writes,

00:51:26.960 I love your,

00:51:27.900 the name here,

00:51:28.540 my sweet muffin.

00:51:29.480 God bless you, Candice.

00:51:30.220 We wish you all the wealth

00:51:31.440 and real estate

00:51:32.140 that you can manage.

00:51:33.300 May God Almighty

00:51:33.900 protect you and your family.

00:51:35.600 You are opening the eyes

00:51:36.680 of countless conservatives.

00:51:37.780 Thank you for that.

00:51:38.560 Oh, somebody gave $100

00:51:39.520 to insult me.

00:51:41.500 This I would like

00:51:42.340 to encourage every day.

00:51:43.540 Whoever this unknown person,

00:51:44.820 they literally,

00:51:45.220 the handle is unknown

00:51:45.940 that gave $100 to say

00:51:47.400 Nick Fuentes crushed you.

00:51:49.800 You are welcome back.

00:51:50.980 I actually think

00:51:52.180 you should be here every day

00:51:53.600 and write that comment

00:51:54.880 for $100.

00:51:56.160 I will read that comment

00:51:57.600 every day

00:51:58.180 as long as you give

00:51:59.040 a hundred bucks.

00:52:00.420 Amazing.

00:52:01.440 Anyways, you guys,

00:52:02.060 I will see you tomorrow.

00:52:04.040 We are going to have

00:52:04.660 a shortened week this week

00:52:05.600 because it is

00:52:06.720 me and my husband's anniversary

00:52:08.580 and so we are going

00:52:10.660 to spend a little time

00:52:11.920 on not far away

00:52:13.480 but we'll be in the neighborhood.

00:52:14.900 Excited about that.

00:52:15.860 Just a couple of days

00:52:17.100 to ourselves.

00:52:18.660 We will see you tomorrow.

Donald Trump Is Terrified. Bill Clinton's ＂Blue Dress＂ May Hold The Key.

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