Trump Loses it as Dark Past is Exposed by…Murdoch?!!

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Ben Meiselas 0:20
Donald Trump is losing it on New Year's Day as his dark past is surfacing. And it's Rupert Murdoch, of all people, who is leaving hints about just what Donald Trump was up to at Mar-a-Lago with Jeffrey Epstein. And Murdoch is doing it through his paper, The Wall Street Journal. in a blockbuster article they just published this week but also through an article published by the new york post also owned by rupert murdoch an article that was published back in 2007 which talked about jeffrey epstein potentially being banned from the space at Mar-a-Lago, but not being banned from Mar-a-Lago. And Epstein is even quoted in this New York Post article from 2007 saying, I'm not banned at all. And there were no denials from Donald Trump when Epstein said, I'm not banned from Mar-a-Lago.
Ben Meiselas 1:19
Now, this follows also the news from the New York Times that there are at least 5.2 million more pages of Epstein files that have not been reviewed by the Department of Justice in clear violation of the Epstein Transparency Act. And you as a Midas Touch YouTube viewer and audio listener will know. Back on December 23rd, we said that there were at least 1.2 million records that were missing that had not been produced or reviewed by the DOJ. And I wrote that I expected there's probably 5 to 10 million more records that are being conceived. And now it's pretty clear, but wasn't clear already, why Donald Trump is concealing it. The path here traces back to Mar-a-Lago. So let me show you first this Wall Street Journal article from this week, and let me share with you the hints that's in there.
Ben Meiselas 2:14
And Ryan Goodman, who does a great job breaking down lots of legal news and lots of news in general, he called this out as well.

What recent revelations about Trump's past are being discussed?

Ben Meiselas 2:21
So the Wall Street Journal article, the headline was as follows. The incident that prompted Trump to ban Epstein from the Mar-a-Lago spa. So you may look at that headline and say, well, Trump banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago. That seems to be a good thing. But you have to ask yourself, when did that take place? Then as you get into the article, it talks about 2003.

How is Rupert Murdoch involved in exposing Trump's history?

Ben Meiselas 2:46
But when you read that headline, notice what it says, from the Mar-a-Lago spa, not from Mar-a-Lago. And it should also be noted that Epstein really wasn't going to the Mar-a-Lago spa in the first place. What the article talks about was Donald Trump was sending people who worked at the spa, young girls, young ladies, to Epstein's house a mile and a half, two miles away. In other words, what a appears to be the message here, if you read between the lines, was that it was a fake ban that Donald Trump did of Epstein, and that what took place was that one of the girl's dads found out about what was going on, got angry, threatened Trump, and it seems that there was this fake ban that was announced, but in reality, Epstein was never actually banned from Mar-a-Lago's premises, and he wasn't even actually going to the spa to begin with.
Ben Meiselas 3:44
The girls were going from the 90s from the spa to Epstein's house. So let's just take a look at how the Wall Street Journal wrote this article, and then let's break it down in detail. So the Wall Street Journal's article states as follows. Jeffrey Epstein wasn't just a frequent visitor of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club. in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The club was also sending spa employees, usually young women, to Epstein's nearby mansion for massages, manicures, and other spa services, according to former Mar-a-Lago and Epstein employees. Do you notice the very careful language that's used there by the writer? They're saying Epstein went to the club. The young girls went to Epstein's mansion.

What does the Wall Street Journal article reveal about Epstein's connection to Mar-a-Lago?

Ben Meiselas 4:34
There's no reference here that Epstein was even going to the spa. It was from the spa to Epstein's house. The house calls went on for years, the article says, even as spa employees warned each other about Epstein, who was known among staff for being sexually suggestive and exposing himself during the appointments, according to the former Mar-a-Lago employees.

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