Peter Schweizer

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You can do a lot in accountability with public shaming.

So I think the fact that somebody may not go to jail, but their name has been besmirched and their reputation has been damaged, I think that's a very, very good thing.

In a lot of cases, that may be what we have to settle for, unfortunately.

Yeah, I think a lot of them will.

You know, look, what I think the Epstein records show is that these global elites, they actually share a lot more in common with each other than they do with their own fellow countrymen.

I mean, they run in the same circles.

They have the same interests.

I think the emails are interesting, not just in the context of this horrible behavior that Epstein and some of these individuals engaged in, but it shows how they do business.

how they deal with their opponents, how they deal with their enemies.

So I think it's unlikely if you are somebody that comes from Europe or the developing world and you are caught up in this, you're probably going to avoid scrutiny in terms of the law as well because of the statute of limitations.

I might be wrong, but I doubt it.

Yeah, I mean, I would first encourage people, you know, whatever politically stripe you are, you need to be voting for and supporting people that are skeptical of government power.

Having done this for a long time, people always think if I get my guy in there.

then everything's going to be okay.

I happen to think, Dr. Drew, that human nature is a constant.

And when you give people a position of great wealth, they've earned it, they've created a great company, and you give them political power, you give them political access,

Some of them are going to do the right thing with them, but most of them aren't.

Most of them are going to be self-serving.

People don't become angels just because they go into government.