Emily Jashinsky

I mean, this is his, like, tight inner ring, and they're making decisions about global politics and business

like it's a sandbox that they're playing in.

And you see, I mean, there are all kinds of specific examples, but the complete picture is just how undemocratic the process is in some of these decisions that they were making.

And it's completely disgusting how flippant they are about some of those decisions, how much they profited from some of those decisions, as Ryan has reported out.

And yeah, the evidence is

If you're a member of the public and you're looking at this and you felt already disillusioned about the state of America, you're going to leave feeling even more disillusioned.

But Rumler was also exchanging.

Sorry, but she was also exchanging like extremely intimate emails with Epstein about her personal life.

And in addition to all kinds of stuff, but that that is obviously facial.

Right after, by the way, her job in the Obama White House, I'm sorry, keeping it right, but her job in the Obama White House was to, at one point, deal with the fallout from the Snowden scandal.

So she leaves the White House and then goes and gets an award from John Brennan at the CIA and on, as Ryan said, on an open email, Bragg's Epstein about it.

Yeah, I mean, there's a lot about, if you just search the files for like CIA, NSA, you find that Epstein FOIA'd himself in 2011.

And the CIA gets back to him.

He foiled himself at NSA, CIA, FBI, and at least the CIA FOIA.

He's FOIAing.

So Freedom of Information Act.

He's asking the CIA to produce any evidence basically of an affiliation with him, which is extremely interesting.

It's a very odd thing to do if you know you have had no affiliation, you have had no status as an asset with the CIA.

That's already bizarre.

There are a lot of emails, and this is Ryan and I with Murtaza Hussain reported this out at Dropsite.