Will Sommer
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4 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 25 Aug
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And now she's kind of like a citizen sleuth. But this sort of backfired because the influencers who weren't invited, like Laura Loomer, then start digging up things on the ones who were to prove that they're deep state shills. And that's why we didn't get the real news. And they found this picture of Krauss once wearing a Free Galane Maxwell shirt. This is the House and Habit lady from Instagram?
Yes. And so I don't know the situation where you ever think that's a good idea. You know, she said at the time, she was like, look at my provocative shirt, which it certainly is. DC Drano was also there. Yeah, DC Drano, Chad Prather, who are kind of like MAGA meme lords. This is kind of like the equivalent of like Carpe Donctum, if people remember him.
People who make funny little video edits or memes.
Yeah, I mean, there's sort of like a criminology to it. And so you can see like, it's like, oh, well, everyone is turning on, for example, after this debacle on Pam Bondi. And so that seems to be reflecting some anger within the administration or the idea that she's been set up as the scapegoat.
One of these Twitter accounts that obviously have the verified thing, and it's just like, you know, FBI real news. Last week, they reported, or I should say loosely reported, oh, Cash wants private bodyguards. He's concerned about his security. That's the kind of thing that obviously I discounted. It got 10,000 retweets. And then last night, some real news outlets tweeted that. There you go.
That's men in black.
Yeah, well, within hours of this, the binder debacle, she sent him a letter saying, you know, cash... Ooh, you held back the good documents. And then they sort of seem to have triangulated on like, well, let's blame SDNY and the FBI office there because maybe we want to purge them anyway.
Yeah, I mean, there's definitely this back and forth where then he says, well, you know, I gave you the documents. Now, there's supposedly more documents to come. I mean, but this is sort of going to be a fruitless journey, but one that I think continues going on with that, the JFK files, all these sort of files.
Yeah, certainly. I think these kind of scandals are the idea of many scandals, perhaps the idea that like if it just becomes reflexively like, oh, you know, she's a rhino. Right.
Like, as you know, I mean, that is kind of like once you get hit with that, then every time anything goes bad in the Justice Department or they don't indict, you know, some random Democratic member of Congress they don't like, they're going to say, you know, this is because Pam Bondi is running interference for them. And once you get hit with that, it's kind of hard to get back in their good side.
And, you know, certainly not something like not enforcing the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. They don't care about that.
Yeah, I mean, the Tate thing is, I think, so fascinating. When the Tates were first under investigation for human trafficking a few years ago, it was striking to me how few ties they did have to the MAGA movement at the time. I mean, they were living in Britain and then Romania. They went to the Trump Hotel with kind of some right wing influencers. But other than that, they weren't huge figures.
It's only after, I mean, you would think that this would have been the fall of the human trafficking investigation, but they actually become stars since then. And so this idea that the US pressured Romania to let them travel, and then, you know, once they're here, and particularly, if they get on a plane to Dubai or something, I mean, they're going to escape justice.
I mean, they're also wanted in the UK. And so you have this interesting divide where I think kind of more your classic conservative types, Ron DeSantis, the Ben Shapiro crew, etc. They, I think, understandably do not think conservatives should embrace alleged human traffickers. People who are on video, I mean, it's not even an allegation.
I mean, they said all this stuff about sort of entrapping women into being cam operations and all this kind of stuff. Andrew Tate is wanted on rape charges in the U.K., And then you have kind of the more, you know, whatever will get me clicks or the more Trumpian types who are more than happy to host them on their podcasts. As you said, Dana White embraced them.
It was striking to me that not really a Trump figure, but someone from Vanderpump Rules also took pictures with them. And then he said, oh, my gosh, I didn't know who those guys were. You know, I denounced them. Mario Lopez did. Slater. Yeah, exactly. What's up, Slater?
It's really – it's interesting also to have this kind of focus on Epstein and human trafficking. That's the worst thing you can do. But then also say, oh, come on in, Andrew Tate.
I think there's a lot to that.
fascinating guy i don't think he has any experience as a prosecutor no i was previously aware of him because uh phyllis schlafly sort of the anti-feminist icon who died maybe a decade ago or so he was kind of like her chief crony and there was this big flap over like control of her legacy and so i was familiar with he got this memo that was just like here's how we wrest the control of phyllis schlafly's image away and i'm going from memory is it not true wasn't he i
I think that's exactly – yeah, I can't remember the disposition of the other children, but it was like they went with sort of even like a more kind of aggressive name. It was sort of a more aggressive like MAGA-type brand. And so there was that. And then when he got appointed, I was like, wait, like the Phyllis Schlafly guy? Because I think I talked to him at the time when I was writing about it.
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