Is Trump Covering Up Melania’s Connection To Jeffrey Epstein?
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What does the episode’s intro reveal about Trump’s alleged involvement with the Epstein files?
This is the most insane thing that I have ever personally come across. It was a case that had me taken from the jump. When it comes to Trump, is this how an innocent man talks? They don't go out of their way to suddenly claim something's a Democratic hoax after they made a big deal out of it. Where he said, You need to look into that Epstein guy. You look into that island. That island's a big problem. He is mentioned extensively in the files. We have it on the record. He had a relationship with Epstein dating back to at least nineteen ninety-two. I think it has to do with Melania. So what are
You guilty up. It's been nearly two years since Donald Trump retook the White House, promising to fully release the unredacted Epstein files. Obviously, that hasn't happened. Most of the files that have been released are heavily redacted, and there's 3 million more pages that acting Attorney General Todd Blanch flat out refuses to release, despite a law that was passed in Congress earlier this summer. And the million-dollar question is, why? What is Trump hiding? My guest Julian Dory is obsessed with the Epstein Files. He's done deep dives about it on his podcast for years, and he believes the answer might be simpler than we think. Ladies and gentlemen, prepare to be blown away. It's the great Julian Dory right here on the Connect with Johnny Mitchell.
Julian It's great to see you, buddy. Johnny Metchel, great to see you, my friend. Don't you dare show up to my podcast with sleeves on. Don't Dare. Don't you dare show a little bit of respect, Kevin. Yeah, it's true. It's true. Listen, I'm pretty consistent across the board. That's fair, man. It's like you're you're showing no respect for this art form.
Listen, I think I think what made I think what made podcasts magical, not to get like a little gay right here out out of the gate, but like what made it really magic at the beginning that built the whole thing was that it was such a laid back kind of people not trying in the sense of like trying to have a bunch of people around in headsets and be the whole mainstream media machine. It was just like two dude. Talking on the porch, that kind of thing. And for me that's always how I've kept it since day one. And, you know, sometimes I do that with fashion too, but you know, I don't think it personal.
No, you're right. Like that's that was the Rogan effect where there's no editing, it's raw, they're they're taking breaks, they're going off into non sequiturs. And then now you have like diary of a CEO that looks like a a CNN newsroom. You know, and he's having i it it's the the powers that be are now using podcasters uh to run cover, to run propaganda, right?
Um yeah, I I've always said this. I think, especially when you're covering any real stories, no matter who you are, whether you're you, you're me, your Stephen Bartlett, Chris Williamson, go down the list. There's a there's a scale, and it's called the useful idiot scale. We are all on it. At some point, we are all used as useful idiot. Hopefully without us knowing it before we actually do it and fuck up. Right. And it's just a matter of trying to be lower on that scale. And you know, it's different strokes, different folks. People do it in different styles. I I think I think that's cool. I'm fine with that. But like for me, what worked was like I walk in here and and it's the same as when I was outside this room.
And if I don't do it like that, it's It's not good. So that's just what I do.
Yeah. Um, for sure. So I I mean, there's so much going on. Uh, the regime uh is throwing so much at us to confuse us and and overwhelm us, right? That the Epstein files have basically kind of taken a back seat in a lot of people's minds, right? Including myself. Right. You know, after the Iran war started. Which is probably connected to the the stonewalling of the release of the Epstein files, um to the economy, to the treasury market, right? Which is uh uh the bond market, which is starting to flash red. Uh all of these things, right? Uh everything that Trump says. I think most people now who voted for him, most reasonable people are like, Yeah, I got got.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
What does the episode’s intro reveal about Trump’s alleged involvement with the Epstein files?
0:00–13:05
2
How do the hosts transition from podcasting style talk to the deeper history of Trump’s relationship with Epstein?
13:05–1:00:59
3
What does the discussion reveal about Trump’s possible motive to hide Melania’s connection to Epstein?
1:00:59–1:57:40
Speakers
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