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A bombshell report by Roger Sullenberger talks about how Trump's DOJ and FBI apparently are covering up that back in 2019, an individual, a girl who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault was interviewed at least four times by the FBI and DOJ. You can actually use a way back machine. And this is what Sullenberger did to find that an individual who made these accusations against Donald Trump actually had four separate interviews But where are these interviews? There's one that's available publicly where this individual says that she's uncomfortable talking about Trump and she doesn't want to talk about that right now out of fear of retaliation. There were four other interviews that just are missing right now. Remember from the Epstein files where it mentions that Epstein introduced Jane Doe to Trump, who subsequently forced her head down to his exposed penis, which he subsequently bit in response. Trump punched her in the head and kicked her out. Remember those allegations? Yeah, that individual spoke four times. Sullenberger did a great report here on his sub stack, and he pulled out from this Internet Archive screenshot of witness material that was posted back in January when there was that first mini-release of Epstein files by the DOJ. Take a look right here. You'll see the kind of case number, which refers to just the kind of interview ID number of this individual. It is 3501.045. And then you'll see right here interviews on July 24th, 2019, August 7th, 2019, August 20th, 2019, and October 16th, 2019. And you'll see here there are 302s. So the 302s are the FBI interviews with individuals making accusations. Then there are interview notes. Then also there are photographs, intake reports, and most of this material is missing. And this individual was viewed as credible enough to have multiple, multiple interviews and potentially also entered into a settlement agreement with the Epstein estate. So that's one reason the FBI is freaking out. I going to tell you what they doing in a moment because Cash Patel and Dan Bongino kid you not just hosted a podcast together on Dan Bongino podcast Yep the gang is back The two individuals who were out there who made their entire careers talking about Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, they're back now and their shtick is the coverup. I'll show you that in a moment. But there's additional information that they're freaking out about. Remember when the Midas Touch Network broke the story a few months back when the Trump regime did a first release, a small release of Epstein files. Do you remember when we reported the following? In data set eight of the Epstein files release, which was briefly posted on the Justice Department website, there is a letter alleged to be sent from Jeffrey Epstein to convicted sex offender Larry Nassar. Remember, He was the club doctor who sexually assaulted hundreds, if not thousands of girls. Remember the Nassar story? The letter, which is postmarked just days after Epstein died, reads, Dear L.N., as you know by now, I have taken the short route home. Good luck. We shared one thing, our love and caring for young ladies at the hope they'd reach their full potential. Our president shares our love of young nubile girls. When a young beauty walked by, he loved to grab snatch, whereas we ended up snatching grub in the mess halls of the system. Life is unfair. Yours, Jay Epstein. That letter was returned to sender. Reporting indicates that Epstein did indeed send a letter to Nassar from prison before his alleged death by suicide, which I don't think is a death by suicide. I don't think anybody thinks that anymore. The contents of that letter were never revealed. Additional documents show that the letter was submitted for handwriting analysis, though it's unclear if investigators reached a conclusion on whether or not this was definitively written by Epstein. These images are from the debates number 36086 to 36085. Remember that letter? There's a copy of the letter right here. And remember the Department of Justice attacked us. You remember that? And they posted, the FBI has confirmed this alleged letter from Jeffrey Epstein to Nassar is fake. The fake letter was received by the jail and flagged for the FBI at the time. The FBI made this conclusion based on the following facts. The writing does not appear to match Epstein's. The letter was postmarked three days after Epstein's death out of Northern Virginia when he was jailed in New York. The return address did not list the jail where Epstein was held and did not include his inmate number, which was required for outgoing mail. The fake letter serves as a reminder that just because the documents released by the Department of Justice does not make the allegations or claims within the documents factual. Nevertheless, the DOJ will continue to release all material required by law. And we talked about how it would actually make sense that it takes time for these letters to process. It would make sense that it would process through Virginia. That's one of the hubs where prison mail goes. The letter was found inside the prison where Epstein was inside that facility. So that's a pretty good indication. And so there was nothing that suggested that it was definitely a fake. we wanted to wait and see what the results were from the handwriting laboratory. Well, as Jacob Shamsian explains, remember when an apparent letter from Jeffrey Epstein to Larry Nassar was in the December Epstein files that the Midas Touch Network posted first? The December batch showed it was sent to the FBI for handwriting analysis. Well, now we actually have what the results are from the laboratory report dated September 9th, 2020. guess what? It's different than what Trump's FBI and DOJ said when they were attacking Midas touch in December. The FBI lab could not figure out whether it was or was not Epstein's handwriting because it claimed it did not have enough writing samples of Jeffrey Epstein, just like everyone else on the internet two months ago. Results of the examination. This was the conclusion. We have the conclusion now. Meaningful handwriting comparisons cannot be conducted between question items four and five and item three, the purported known writing of Jeffrey Epstein due to the lack of verified known writing submitted for comparison that is comparable in style, wording, and format to the question items. Well, in my opinion, that's suspicious because there was a lot of Epstein handwriting out there. So why could they not find enough Epstein handwriting samples to make the comparison? 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So that brings me to what the FBI was doing yesterday and today. Well, you had Dan Bongino, who used to be the number two at the FBI, along with Kash Patel, who's currently the FBI director. They are co-hosting a podcast together yesterday. I just want you to think about it. You have the FBI director and former deputy FBI director co-hosting a podcast. Let's just say that that's not normal. As a reminder, these two individuals were the biggest people who talked about it. they made their careers. Epstein, Epstein, Epstein. The FBI is covering it. And now, in my opinion, they're the biggest cover uppers. So here's the way they describe everything. And they try to avoid talking about the files themselves. Like they're both on there and they're not even acknowledging what everybody's talking about. I mean, to me, in my opinion, how pathetic and weak is that? But what they say is, look, working for the FBI is just too difficult, they said. They said there's just so many tough decisions and it's so hard to do their job. The hell are you? It's too hard. These people whining about the job and how hard it is. And, you know, when Donald Trump has to make a level 11 decisions, dude, what are you talking about? Here, play this clip. Everything's a level 10 decision, Cash. A level 10, meaning there's a, pardon the language, but a shitty decision and a shittier one. Because if it was, if there was a good decision to be made, someone else made it. And then when, when those decisions, that's every day, I know, you know, this, cause I would knock on your door and you'd be like, what now? And I'd be like, here we go again. Like something else will come up. But I just want to put into perspective for folks out there when, when that decision can't even be made by, by, by me, it goes to you. When it doesn't go to you, it goes like to the president's desk. He's dealing with like level 11 decisions. And that's the thing in DC is that's why the batting average isn't always going to be a thousand. There's no good call to be made or someone else would have made it. There's just really tough decisions where, you know, there's a shit call and a shittier call. And listen, that's what we signed up for. That's how it rolls. Look, yeah, these are difficult decisions, Dan. That's why you volunteered to jump back in. It wasn't just going to be, hey, we're going to do this job. It's going to be super easy. We're not going to have to make any hard decisions and we're not going to have to combat a press corps that has largely been biased and full of inaccurate reporting. But we made those decisions collectively in the best interest of the nation. And if we hadn't, then none of this would be true. None of this would be possible. If President Trump had made the hard decisions to allow us and give us the resources that we need and to back the blue in law enforcement and to prioritize working with state and local authorities, then we wouldn't be able to do what we did. But you're right. We had a lot of hard decisions. That comes with the territory of the job. But once you look outside of the cauldron of Washington, D.C., and this is one of the things that I'm trying to remind myself of every day. Outside of here, there is a different America than the one that lives in the national capital region. And I try to remind myself every day when making those difficult decisions that you talked about that we make on a daily basis, that we are making a decision collectively for the rest of America, not just for the minority of people that are living part time in Washington, D.C., pulling the levers on Capitol Hill and such. And then because they don't want to talk about all of the things that I'm bringing up when that's what people want to hear, they start talking about how they did the greatest job destroying Antifa. They create a fake boogeyman and then say they destroyed it. And everyone's like, what the hell are you even talking about? Here, watch this clip. Also on another related topic, Antifa. You know, I covered earlier in my show today and in yesterday's show how the prior FBI director and the prior President Biden and even Obama had played down the Antifa thread. It's an idea. You and I know that's bullshit. It's not an idea when when when actual action follows the idea. There was an action product that resulted from said ideas. Also, we you know, with the Prairieland investigation, others, there's been actual action to take down and dismantle this entire ring of people. You're right. We set out to actually activate intelligence based operations. This includes Antifa. And Dan, you know this. How many people were arrested related to Prairieland? We're over two dozen federal arrests. We're in the middle of federal trial in five of those defendants this week again in Texas. Nineteen people have been convicted for acts of violence related to Antifa. It's in the indictment. You don't got to believe me or you. Everybody can go read the public indictment. And it didn't just happen there. It happened in Cop City in Georgia, where we had to go rearrest everybody because the state authorities couldn't get their act together to produce enough information to take that to trial so we did Now just to remind you the history of these two people here is a epic video that MS Now previously made at Bongino Patel Bondi and others about the Epstein files. Let's take this. Let's show you this clip. Please do not let that story go. Who has Jeffrey Epstein's Black Book? Black Book. FBI. But who? That is that I mean, And that's under direct control of the director of the FBI. What the hell are the House Republicans doing? They have the majority. You can't get the list. Put on your big boy pants and let us know who the pedophiles are. Would you declassify the Epstein files? Yeah. Yeah, I would. All right. I guess I would. I think that less so because, you know, you don't know it. You don't want to affect people's lives if it's phony stuff in there because it's a lot of phony stuff with that whole world. But I think I would. This isn't about Epstein or 9-11 or JFK or RFK. It is, but it isn't. It's about a bigger thing. If you're lying about that, you're lying about everything. Who's on the Epstein tapes, folks? Who's on those tapes? Who's in those black books? Why have they been hiding it? And this is something Donald Trump has talked about. The 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. Everything's going to come out to the public. The public has a right to know. Americans have a right to know. And then last week, Bongino had Trump on. And rather than talk about the Epstein files, here's what he talked about. Let's play this clip right here. The past year has been absolutely incredible. And given that, you know, you're a results guy. Haven't we obviously we were friends before, but working for you is a completely different experience. You are a results guy. You're a spreadsheets guy. How would you get to a net present value positive with what you're doing? And I'll never forget an Oval Office meeting we had in light of the D.C. crime numbers. Hadn't had a homicide in a record amount of time in D.C., thanks to your leadership. We're sitting in the Oval Office, and I was talking to you about the homicide rate plunging, and it was only about three months into my term there. I said, Mr. President, what we're doing down in Memphis and elsewhere is working. and I'll never forget. I said, we're doing the broken windows, Rudy Giuliani style policing. You looked at me and you said, Hey, how do we take this nationwide? And you never, ever let go. You stayed on top of it with me and cash. You were all over it. You're such a hands-on guy. And it was just so refreshing to work for someone who doesn't get into all the hype and all the nonsense, but cares about the numbers. It's probably your business background or what it is, but amazing job on that. So how are other libertarian and right-wing podcasters handling this? Well, Dave Smith voted for Trump in 2024. He did a whole video. He's a libertarian. Why is a libertarian? He's voting for Donald Trump. Here's what he just said on his podcast. This was a Trump voter 2024. Play this clip. Nothing could vindicate Donald Trump in this. Even if even if all the files were released and there's no evidence that Donald Trump did anything like it, like, you know, did anything with girls or young girls or anything like that, he still tried to cover it all up. So it kind of doesn't matter. He's not vindicated. This is just, this is insane. And here's what he said again. Here, play this clip. He did a 180 and said, there's no such thing as the Epstein files. It's a democratic coax, all of that. And so one of the major themes from then till now for me has been like, dude, how can any of you guys still defend Donald Trump? And here is right wing podcaster Cigar Ungetti. Here's what he had to say yesterday. Play this clip. There's the depreciation. The depreciated asset check where, you know, there's a girl like Trump's ex-girlfriend being sold from Epstein to Trump. Like, this is a bad look. There's also in the Epstein files. I'll have Griffin pull this up whenever he comes back is Trump's one of the accusers was actually interviewed by the FBI. Can we get that? It's in Politicians Trump Accuser Interviewed by the FBI. It just came out from Roger Sullenberger, which, by the way, let me just finish the thought. The fact that the FBI did interview a victim who was accusing Trump and goes beyond an anonymous claim against Donald Trump by a tip line. Right. So this was actually one of being interviewed again. Look, look, being interviewed is not necessarily a crime, but what we're talking about is a deep social relationship with Trump has never really wanted to acknowledge at in his public life, but in the prior life, he would acknowledge it all the time. I could go on and show you other clips, but I think you get the point. I just want to show you a cross section, what people are saying. So you can judge for yourself, but that's what Cash Patel and Bongino did? Hmm. Hmm. Let me know what you think. 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