Trump Gets Implicated by Top Cabinet Member Over Dark Past
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Mr. Minister of Budget, what kind of signs do you see in the air at the moment? No signs at all. Instead, I see amazing signs on the streets, on the streets, on the slopes, wherever and on the ground. What are you talking about? I'm not talking about anything, but about the winter season of Budgesport. What? Whatever, all the signs are coming from there.
We're offering the best signs with a 60% discount. Donald Trump's top advisor, Howard Lutnick, just made some shocking admissions about Jeffrey Epstein. That's just totally throwing Donald Trump under the bus. And this comes at the worst possible moment for Donald Trump. Let me just show you a little bit of what Howard Lutnick said in this interview with a new podcast by the New York Post writer Miranda Devine. Watch this clip. Let's play it.
I say to him, massage table in the middle of your house. How often you have a massage? And he says, every day. And then he like gets like weirdly close to me. And he says, and the right kind of massage.
Now, this is part of a longer interview where Howard Lutnick, who was Jeffrey Epstein's next-door neighbor in Manhattan, talked about his visit to meet Jeffrey Epstein for the first time when Epstein's assistant said, Jeffrey Epstein's your neighbor.
What shocking admissions did Howard Lutnick make about Jeffrey Epstein?
I think this was back in 2005. Why don't you come over and meet Epstein? And so Howard Lutnick tells the story, and you heard a little bit right there, where Jeffrey Epstein shows him the massage room and says, you know the types of massages that I like, and Howard Lutnick claims, that he never really spoke to Jeffrey Epstein again after that. Although we do have photos right here of Ghislaine Maxwell attending Cantor Fitzgerald parties before or on or around that visit. So it seems like they may have known each other a little bit more than Howard Lutnick is letting on, although it's not fully clear. But then Howard Lutnick goes on to say that anybody who met Jeffrey Epstein knew that he was creepy from the moment you saw him.
So the reporter, the podcast host, then asks, well, you know, why did all of these rich people and she lists a few names. Well, why did they, you know, go along with it? And then Lutnik's like, well, wouldn't it be just so obvious that like Epstein was like this? So these people must have known what was going on. Well, Donald Trump was Epstein's best friend at that time and for decades. So wouldn't it be clear that Donald Trump would have known all of these things and that Epstein right away when he meets you starts to talk to you about the massage table and things like that, according to Howard Ludnick. So let me break this down. And then I want to share with you a blockbuster report again from the Wall Street Journal here.
They've put out some good reports here. And they've been talking about how in their latest report, how Epstein really wasn't blacklisted from Wall Street and banks and how he was doing deals really up until the time that he was arrested again during that kind of 2018, 2019 arrest. So let me show you this first right here. This is a longer clip. Howard Lutnick talks about what went down when he first met Jeffrey Epstein. Watch this. Let's play it.
He was your neighbor for 10 years. How well did you know him? All right. So we are in number 11 and he lives in number nine. Right. So we renovate, we buy our house and our house is pigeons and mice. Right. Okay. That's it. It was derelict. Right. So we build, we rebuild our house. We move in in 2005.
Okay.
Okay, Jeffrey Epstein is arrested in like 08, I think, or something like that. So knock on the door, his assistant on like a Saturday says, Mr. Epstein, your neighbor would like to invite you over for coffee. So my wife and I go next door. We walk seven steps to the next house for coffee. We share a wall.
How did Howard Lutnick's relationship with Epstein affect his views on Donald Trump?
Right. So it's in New York City. So he invites us in. We have coffee in this. And he says, do you want a tour? We said, great. Interesting. He's got a really big house. Every room you went into? He's got, well, I'll tell you. So his house is like super big. Really wide.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:17
2
What shocking admissions did Howard Lutnick make about Jeffrey Epstein?
1:17–4:00
3
How did Howard Lutnick's relationship with Epstein affect his views on Donald Trump?
4:00–8:02
4
What evidence suggests Donald Trump's awareness of Epstein's actions?
8:02–11:02
5
How did Epstein manage to maintain connections on Wall Street?
11:02–17:13
Speakers
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