New Epstein Files More Evil Than We Thought, & Who Is Next Epstein? | Flagrant 692
episodePreviously titled “New Epstein Files More Evil Than We Thought, & Who Is Next Epstein?” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 5, 2026
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What initial claims are made about the Epstein files?
What's up, everybody? Welcome to Flagrant. I'm your boy, Schultz. I'm here with Alex Media, Marky Gags, and we have an illustrious guest with us, okay? Now, Pam Bondi recently said that there's no more files that are going to come out, and obviously this is a huge hoax, probably pushed by the Dems. Yes. Probably pushed by those libs.
Right.
What's the Dow out today? Have we checked? Above 50,000. We've got to stop the podcast. We don't need to talk about anything. Who cares about a prolific- No, no, 49,500. We're good.
What are the implications of the redacted files?
This is about to be a short one. Okay. Sagar, can you please clear some things up here? Because it looks like the administration has maybe told some lies. And the last time you came down here, you broke down this Epstein thing in an absolutely amazing way. Clearly, you've been dedicated to this and not, you know, raising your newborn child. and we greatly appreciate that so we'd like you to get to the bottom of this is it possible that miss bondy is lying well let's let's not miss no way let's run it back so everybody's focused on her most recent disastrous performance where she tries to obfuscate she tells thomas massey you're an anti-trumper you have tds she's saying the dow is at 50 000 what's wrong with all of you for caring about this well i would say miss bondy what's wrong with you so griffin can we go ahead
Go ahead and put Pam Bondi, list is on my desk. This is a clip almost from a year ago, actually, back February 21st, almost exactly one year ago to the day. And here is what she said from the steps of the White House lawn about how the list is on her desk. Let's take a listen.
DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Will that really happen?
It's sitting on my desk right now to review. That's been a directive by President Trump. I'm reviewing that. I'm reviewing JFK files, MLK files. That's all in the process of being reviewed because that was done at the directive of the president from all of these agencies.
So have you seen anything that you said, oh, my gosh?
Not yet. Not yet. She said she had a truckload of files that were literally on her desk, right? That's what she said. She had a truckload of files that were on her desk. That's what she said on February 21st from the steps of the White House lawn. That was a year ago? That was almost exactly one year ago to the day that you and I are all taping. If you see the way that she's aged, you must believe there's some horrific stuff going on. That was just a year ago. I will let you all speculate as to that one. We need her on the retutoride. Yeah, retutoride. No free ads, though. No free ads. Well, you can't even get it because it's a clinical trial. There's also Cash Patel. There's also Cash Patel. Shall we remember Cash Patel on before Congress?
This was not that long ago. Griffin is the very first element that we have in the administration. Shout out Griffin. No, shout out my executive producer, Griffin. He was here pulling up all the links. One minute in pulls up stuff faster than Joe. This is incredible. Information that Jeffrey Epstein, traffic miners, Cash Patel, the FBI director. Cash money. There's no credible information. None. If there were, I would bring the case yesterday that he trafficked to other individuals. And the information we have, again, is limited.
So the answer is no one?
For the information that we have.
In the files?
In the case file. So that was Kash Patel. There's no credible information that Jeffrey Epstein trafficked minors. And I can say unequivocally that that is just like not true. Now, you can try to parse the language around the word of trafficking. But if we stick specifically with the question of abuse from everything that we've learned.
How do insider connections influence the Epstein narrative?
So the body. information that I'm working from today is all of the 3 million files that were released by the Department of Justice. As a reminder, there are 3 million more files. In fact, Channel 4 News in the UK just did an expose saying that, in fact, there might be only 2% of the files that have been released right now. So 98% of the information.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What initial claims are made about the Epstein files?
0:00–0:33
2
What are the implications of the redacted files?
0:33–3:27
3
How do insider connections influence the Epstein narrative?
3:27–1:10:26
4
What key connections between Epstein and powerful elites are revealed?
1:10:26–1:12:17
5
How does the discussion highlight the role of media in Epstein's narrative?
1:12:17–1:13:17
6
What implications do the Epstein files have for accountability?
1:13:17–2:12:51
7
What are the implications of Epstein's financial dealings?
2:12:51–2:13:36
8
How is Epstein connected to powerful figures in Silicon Valley?
2:13:36–3:18:21
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