āEpstein Was Foreign Intelligenceā - Anna Paulina Luna UNCOVERS Epstein's GLOBAL Web Of Protection
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In this episode, I sit down with Rep. Tammy Duckworth (D-Illinois) to discuss her career in Congress, her early days on the oversight committee, and her current role as the chairman of the House Oversight Committee.
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Here's the reason why you have a big fan base in this building.
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You know, people lost it when they came in here.
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They're going to be lining up afterwards to take pictures with you,
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going around on the scooter of my ā they're telling me you're ā
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The scooter, my daughter's scooter and all this.
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But I think the reason why people were excited about you when you first came in
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You said the benefit of being young, you know, you want to be a statesman,
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and you said you don't want to be in it for wrong.
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You said in about 10 years I'm going to be out.
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I don't know where it was when he said it, but you said this recently.
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But when you came in, you said, look, here's what we're going to be doing.
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All the things we have questions about, right, when you made that.
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It is with profound honor that I have been entrusted by Speaker Mike Johnson
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and Chairman James Comer to lead the House Oversight Task Force
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Together with the help of the White House, our intelligence allies,
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the Department of Defense, the Department of Justice,
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we will be conducting investigations into the following.
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The assassinations of JFK, RFK, and Dr. Martin Luther King,
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unidentified aerial phenomena, also known as UAPs,
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unidentified submerged objects, also known as USOs,
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the Epstein client list, the origins of COVID-19, and the 9-11 files.
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If you were to rank top three on which ones you've made the most progress on,
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And I'd have to say the other ones are still flushing out.
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The Jeffrey Epstein stuff, obviously, is still coming.
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What's interesting about that is I actually attended a witness testimony
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So it was Democrats, Republicans, the Speaker of the House was there.
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And we have to be careful about how we engage specifically with the witnesses right now
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because they have like an open lawsuit right now with one of the banks that they're suing.
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And so as members, there are certain congressional ethics
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where you can't be seen to tip the scales on investigations.
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And we were actually told, because at that point in time,
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I had asked a specific question about if they knew if intelligence agencies were involved
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And I actually did a posting about that on my Twitter,
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And then also, too, if you just type in my Twitter on my Rep Luna account,
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and then Epstein and then foreign intelligence, it might pop up on the search.
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And then also, too, there was another question about if they could name names
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for people that were potentially being hidden from the American people
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And at that point in time, their lead attorney did answer for them,
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and they said that they'd be compiling a list and that they would get it to us.
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But I actually inquired recently, and we haven't gotten the list yet.
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But what's also interesting specifically pertaining to this is that back in,
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I was dragging the senator of Illinois that blocked Marsha's Blackburn's request
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And then when I got elected, I was really, really hammering the DOJ.
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You're saying Pam Bondi, where you're coming out and saying, hey.
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Yeah, I was the only member of Congress doing it.
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And it's a tough position to take for you to do that because everybody was.
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So that's where you gain because some of the audience,
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like who's actually working on getting to the bottom of this?
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Well, I was the only member of Congress doing it.
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And so I'm going to get into how this has become politicized,
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But I was the only member of Congress that was like going out there and doing this.
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And then in around end of February, March time frame,
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I actually became aware of a whistleblower who came forward that had alleged
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that there was destruction of evidence under the former deputy director of the FBI
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as Trump was coming into office of information pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein
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We got the name of the person that was doing it and where it was potentially happening.
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I actually filed legislation for the Shred Act that would actually increase the mandatory minimums
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for federal officials that were destroying evidence.
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And you can actually pull this up and pull up the Fox News article.
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I've been able to timestamp it and actually provide receipts to people
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because as soon as I announced this task force, people were like,
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The declassification authority specifically on this relies with the Department of Justice.
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So I actually had reported this directly to the FBI at the time.
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And then you saw recently that they actually, I think, had gone after some people for destroying
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And they found Russia documents, Russiagate documents in bags, burn bags.
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So that was, I think, in connection to this as well.
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Because they were talking about destroying other evidence.
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But then all of a sudden, it was like a switch happened.
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And I don't think that the DOJ handled the rollout of the Epstein stuff as well as they
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Nonetheless, though, what I don't like is how then it was used to try to smear the president
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and imply that he was somehow a, you know, molester and a part of this, you know, Jeffrey Epstein
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But you see these press conferences with people holding signs that say Trump is, you know,
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And that in itself is what I don't like about how the politicization of you taking victims
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And then they're using it for their own political game.
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You know, this could have been declassified under Biden.
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And by the way, my argument to that, when people say stuff like that, it's like, look,
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you think if they had anything on Trump, they would have let him run in 2024 as aggressively
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as they would have destroyed him for him to be done and never be able to get reelected.
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And not only that, he wouldn't be as aggressive and offensive if that was going on.
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I'm going with this because I remember when you said this, July 24th, the deep state is
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stonewalling us on Epstein files, but we're breaking through new logs.
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September 5th, new Epstein files confirmed an intelligence connection, Saudi, Russia, Israel.
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And that was directly related to us from the victims.
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And then this week, you know, we see the letters of Leon Black, the email exchange.
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So Leon Black, who I'm sure you know who Leon Black is.
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Leon Black is, well, maybe go to the story first, Rob.
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So we know Leon Black is a guy that paid Epstein in consulting fees, $170 million.
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So when you break it down, Rob, if you just kind of type in $170 million, is that the
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So Mr. Epstein, Mr. Black, multiple times for $10 million, beyond $150 million, he had
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So for a total of $170 million that Leon Black paid to Epstein in consulting fees, well, he
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was helping me out with estate planning, and he was helping him with tax planning.
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And then the email exchange comes out right there.
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Leon Black paid Jeffrey Epstein $170 million for consulting services, primarily related to
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This was discovered during an investigation into the financial relationship, which began
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The extraordinary size of these fees, which vastly exceed what Black paid other advisors,
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I never want to have any more uncomfortable money moments with you.
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I will only work for the usual $40 million a year.
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It needs to be paid $25 million upon signing an agreement, $5 million every two months thereafter
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I will immediately stop work if the payment is not received.
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And if you want to go to the next one, at least for a few weeks, I am unable to commit
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much time and make any future plans to guide you in the redoing of your procrastination,
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That being said, the tasks at hand are the following.
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You have a bomb of color strings that your retarded children have formed.
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Well, I don't know if you've seen the letter between the two that he wrote to.
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This Leon Bly character relationship with Epstein is extremely weird and concerning, to say
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Les Wexner, he's the one that gifted him the largest private residence in New York.
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I want to say it's 50-something thousand square feet.
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$77 million property that they just gifted to Epstein.
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I'm sure you've got a lot of nice gifts in your life.
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So when you see this kind of stuff, the part that becomes problematic, and by the way,
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I love, Rob, do you have the letter of Black and, I think it's, that's the one right there.
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So this is a letter that apparently he wrote to, Leon Black wrote to Epstein.
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It's something to be, a VFPC is something to see.
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And I can't see the other word, Rob, if you want to say it.
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What was the outlet that Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed?
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Vanity Fair who was writing an article about him before any of the sex trafficking stuff came up.
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And I believe he, the editor found a deceased animal on his property.
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People claim that that was a warning sign that may have been sent by Jeffrey Epstein to the editor of Vanity Fair.
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All that to say, you know, I think that it's very possible, like you said, if there was any wrongdoing, I know this for a fact, they would have released that about the president.
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So he's probably, and I always tell people this, no other politician has been, you know, basically had lawfare waged against him the way that president Trump had.
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But when you look at what they did prior to Trump getting into office.
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It's, I mean, I have the timestamp back then that we were notified of destruction of evidence.
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So evidence tampering all of that to say that it's very possible that they did do that.
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But what is without question is that there were many people hurt.
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And when we were in talking with those victims, I mean, every victim, there was one woman that said that she is going through therapy right now because she doesn't remember what was done to her.
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There's like massive parts of her memory that are completely blocked out.
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And so she's going through certain, I guess, psychotherapy to kind of help flush that out.
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Recover it, like help to kind of like figure out what happened.
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But also, too, that they were concerned that there would be, you know, because he had a lot of hard drives and the guy was a weirdo.
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He's recording everything that they were concerned that that specific, like they wanted to maintain it.
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And they were they were denied previous by previous administrations access to that information.
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So they're basically asking for it so that they could help process and recover.
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But at the same time, too, we are also in that same hearing.
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The attorney said that there were people for the victim's attorney said that there were people calling him to like.
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So all that to say that this is this is an active legal case in many ways.
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Right. Chairman Comer is actually using the U.S.
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Treasury to actually go through some of these bank records and transactions to figure out where the money was coming from.
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Chairman Comer has been really great about that.
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You saw the findings that we had with the Ukrainian business dealings, ironically enough, with Hunter Biden and Burisma and all that other stuff.
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So I think that there'll be some something to come of it.
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These people should not be getting off the way that they are.
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And I think based on what we're being told is I think that the guy was likely foreign intelligence of some form, definitely gathering information, total pervert, total terrible person.
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But, you know, the way I don't know about you, but I don't have many friends that have given me like 50 million dollar mansions.
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That's $77 million property as a gift or $170 million consulting fee.
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I've paid a lot of consulting fee over the years.
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And by the way, this is what I love that happened as well.
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President Trump sues Wall Street Journal for releasing whatever that letter is that he's saying is not accurate for $10 billion.
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Wall Street Journal's lawyers come to the president just yesterday and ask him to please dismiss it.
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Trump goes to his lawyers and says, no, no, we're not settling.
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So this is probably not a good look for Wall Street Journal.
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And this just shows that Trump is sitting there saying, hey, if you think this is real.
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So the market can look at this and say, President Trump's not worried about discovery.
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This is not a good look for Wall Street Journal that they're coming wanting to dismiss this to be done with.
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After two years of working on this, we have finally pulled it off.
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Every time we do the Vol Conference, if you've attended, you know this.
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Because I stand up and I speak for probably 45 hours is what I do at the Vol Conference.
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Eventually, for the last 25 years, I've always been on stage walking.
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Like the Xenia, you carry it, I have so many of them, but they're so heavy.
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Like you can literally curl the Xenia, you know, the shoes and you'll get a pump within 30 reps.
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And I wanted the combination of the Hoka, the On Cloud, the Super Foam, because there's a big thing going on right now with the Super Foam where the bottom of the shoe, you wear it.
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You know which ones I'm talking about, the On Cloud or the Hoka's, right?
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And I said, what if we take luxury and then combine it with the Super Comfort, what would that look like?
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We made the shoe in Italy in five of the factories.
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We went back and forth God knows how many times.
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And by the way, the shoes we're about to launch and introduce to you right now where you're going to see the video for the first time.
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I've been wearing those shoes for the last 22 days straight.
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We chose patience, spending two years perfecting every detail.
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Introducing the Future Looks Bright collection.
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I want to kind of show this to everybody that knows this.
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And I've worn pretty much every one of these shoes.
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So, if you compare this, the Italian leather, of course, it's made in Italy.
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It's not assembled, made in China, assembled in Italy.
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Leather premium lining, all of them except for Gucci.
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I don't want to wake up in the morning, put laces on.
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It took me three seconds to put my shoes on today.
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But the only shoe, these trainers, the only one in the world today,
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according to the factories that told me this in Italy,
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And the shoes that you can get today, the colors, you have access to, Rob,
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if you can go back there, you can have access to those browns,
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And by the way, the brown on the bottom, the stitching on the side
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If you can change the picture on the bottom, it says the future looks bright.
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The only ones we have right now that you can get sent out today are the black
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If you do want the white to preorder, I would highly recommend you do so.
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They're going to come out the second week of December.
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and you put your feet over your knee and people look at the bottom of your
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I already got a bunch of them sent to me on Instagram.
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