Eric Weinstein

It's the most obvious thing to do.

If I was an investigative journalist, that's what I'd do.

I'd talk to the plumbers, the maids, all of the people who are just working for a living.

Those are the people who constantly leak information about their employers.

Well, who's the only person who has the ability to build something?

The CIA has its own construction company.

Sovereigns, countries, nations have the ability to do stuff where they know how to keep things under wraps.

If you think about S4, I guarantee you there's a men's room at S4.

Well, who cleans it?

That's a really important question because that's the weak link.

And so rich people haven't figured out how to be rich.

That's what everybody was attracted to in that upper income bracket.

That he would provide them with experience.

He would provide them with things that they couldn't figure out how anybody could provide because they were dealing with a state.

I assure you that the Sultan of Brunei knows how to do stuff because he's both an individual and a state.

Most of us

are either in this sort of black ops world or were dreaming about being very rich or just normal human beings.

The very rich are very disappointed.

Epstein felt rich, as I said before, in a movie sense.

He had freedom.