Episode 98

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16th Aug 2025

Bitcoin Legal Tender and Epstein Files: Crypto Hype Meets Broken Promises

Closing the series, Jerremy and Dave skewer Ted Cruz's Bitcoin as Texas legal tender—too volatile at 7% weekly moves for real currency use. They dismantle Candace Owens' claims on France's First Lady, then blast the admin's retreat on Epstein files and client list as a trust-shattering betrayal—demanding transparency to lock up child abusers, no matter their power or contributions.

Timestamps:

  • (00:00) Ted Cruz's Bitcoin as Legal Tender Push
  • (00:01:07) Bitcoin Volatility: 7% Weekly Swings Kill Currency Idea
  • (00:02:25) Candace Owens and the Macron Controversy
  • (00:10:24) Epstein Files Backtrack: No List, No Justice
  • (00:11:37) Throw Abusers in Jail: Transparency Now
  • (00:12:44) Concluding Thoughts and Future Discussions
  • (00:13:18) Wrapping America's Problems: More Immigration Ahead


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“Thirty-eight trillion in debt.

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Bitcoin as legal tender.

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Conspiracies about France’s first lady.

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The wildest headlines hide the

deepest cracks—and today, Dave

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and Jerremy dig into what they

reveal about America’s future.”

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Dave Conley: All right, we're

gonna end this with a few quick

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hot takes on some fun topics.

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We've covered a lot of good

because we could I, you know, I

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could talk an hour on Gaza too.

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That is just, ugh, the worst.

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Ted Cruz, he wants to make

Bitcoin in Texas legal tender.

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What is this?

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Have you heard this?

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Jerremy Newsome: Of course it, I don't

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Dave Conley: What?

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Jerremy Newsome: not legal Tinder.

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Makes no sense to me.

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Dave Conley: can you just buy

stuff with Bitcoin now or not?

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Jerremy Newsome: Absolutely.

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Dave Conley: I don't know.

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Jerremy Newsome: Florida.

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Dave Conley: What's he's just saying,

roll up to seven 11 if you need, a

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pack of smoke so you can, use one 1

trillion trillionth of a Bitcoin for it.

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Jerremy Newsome: what he, exactly.

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What he is really saying

is, Hey, everyone.

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Start accepting Bitcoin in your

payout and in your checkouts.

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Because it's like an Apple reader.

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Like you could do Coinbase wallet.

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There's 400,000 different point

of sale systems you can already

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use that you pay in Bitcoin.

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Dave Conley: Yeah, so do you keep it, if

I'm a retail, if like I, if I'm accepting

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it, do I keep it in Bitcoin or is it

converted to, what do they call Fiat,

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Jerremy Newsome: be converted.

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You would, you'd get paid in Bitcoin, so

you'd receive the Bitcoin like dollars.

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Dave Conley: Yeah,

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Jerremy Newsome: receive dollars.

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So if somebody wants rupees,

they gotta convert it

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Dave Conley: right.

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Jerremy Newsome: If you get Bitcoin

as a payment, you have to take

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that Bitcoin and then convert it

into whatever currency you want.

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Euros, dollars, yin,

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Dave Conley: I see.

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Jerremy Newsome: keep it as Bitcoin

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Dave Conley: But Bitcoin is way

more volatile than like a US dollar.

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So it's like

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Jerremy Newsome: more.

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Dave Conley: You,

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Jerremy Newsome: what's ironic, Dave,

as much as a bitcoin maximalist as I am,

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I don't think it should be a currency.

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That's a dumb idea.

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It moves on average 7% a week

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Dave Conley: that's dumb.

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That,

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Jerremy Newsome: So

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Dave Conley: dumb.

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You know what I think of

digital currency like I am,

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Jerremy Newsome: take.

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I like your take.

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You, you

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Dave Conley: I,

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Jerremy Newsome: down a couple

notches on my crypto world.

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Dave Conley: you are gonna get a lot

of stuff from me, but you're gonna

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get an article that is profound

and I want you to read on it.

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This is the title.

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Money by vile means,

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but it is from a former crypto

Maximalist who has seen my ways.

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So I'm gonna love your take on it.

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So we will, I will link it

in the show notes for those

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listening to our discussion.

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But, okay, so something else.

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Fun.

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Let's, um, oh my goodness.

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Candace owns and Jit

Macron, what do you have?

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Do you know, did this, any

of this reach your radar?

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Is this outta your wheelhouse?

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Jerremy Newsome: That

one's outta my wheelhouse.

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I know what you're talking about.

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Dave Conley: Candace

Owen is because she's the

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Jerremy Newsome: Yep.

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Dave Conley: She's been on this

war path for months and months.

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She put together this whole

series saying that the first lady

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of France is actually a dude.

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Right?

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Jerremy Newsome: Oh boy.

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The right cracked me up, dude.

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Dave Conley: I just hilarious.

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And so now the first lady of now je and

her, her husband, the, you know the, I

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don't know Prime minister, is he Prime?

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No, he's not Prime minister.

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He president of France are

suing her in American courts.

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200 page complaint lays out 22 counts over

becoming jits series and related claims.

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And JIT is not or I'm sorry

Owens is doubling down.

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She actually bet Pi Morgan $300,000

that she will prove her case.

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She cannot wait for disclosure on it.

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What is it?

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Di discovery on this, right?

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Jerremy Newsome: Wow.

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Dave Conley: And get this, Owen says

president Trump asked her after Macron

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actually visited the White House to stop

pushing the JE is trans theory, which she

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briefly did, but now she's doubling down.

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I actually, I listened to the, I can't,

like it is totally like housewives

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of New j New Jersey kind of stuff.

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I listened to it and damn, it's

not, it's compelling, right?

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I think she's right.

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I'm and it's totally different than

the right wingers thinking that,

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Jerremy Newsome: michelle Obama's a man.

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Dave Conley: Obama's a dude

that's, that I know is wrong.

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This is like legit.

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She has poured more energy

into this and she's traced it

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out and has all this evidence.

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I'm like, man, if Jit isn't a

dude, like it would be shocking.

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So it's frigging fascinating how she's

got this she's just GNA down on it and

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I'm like, I love, it's like Popcorn City.

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Alright that's one.

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And then, this is the perennial thing.

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Epstein files, like we have

gone all over the map on this.

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The administration is

saying nothing to see here.

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Jerremy Newsome: Trump over

and over and over keep saying

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it almost on a weekly basis.

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Like, why do you guys even care?

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Dave Conley: all the time.

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Jerremy Newsome: and I'm over

here because you said to your

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voter base that's why they care.

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You literally said you and

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Dave Conley: For years.

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Jerremy Newsome: Over a decade.

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And then now that they're coming

out, now that they're released

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Dave Conley: yeah.

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Just kidding.

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Jerremy Newsome: Here's the thing.

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I think every single person knows that

Trump's name's gonna be on the file.

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The question is not necessarily,

is his name on there?

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The question is okay what's actually here?

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What are the Epstein files in totality?

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Dave Conley: Yeah.

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Jerremy Newsome: just flight logs.

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Like we literally have photos

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Dave Conley: Right.

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Jerremy Newsome: Trump and S Epstein

sitting a plane together, who's playing?

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I don't know.

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But there's like dozens of them.

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There's like dozens of photos.

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So we know that they

were on a plane together.

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That's an irrelevant topic.

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And again, we have dozens of photos

of them hanging out together.

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So it's were they buddy, buddy?

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And to give Trump some obvious

credit, just because you're

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friends with someone doesn't mean

that you condone what they do.

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So just 'cause he's friends with Epstein

or knows Epstein or hangs out with him

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or spent any amount of time, hours, or

minutes, also doesn't mean that he is

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very familiar with his personal life.

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So I would by no means say that Trump was

extremely aware of what was happening.

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I would not personally go that

deep to say that presently.

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'cause I have no information on that.

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However, this, and even

our dog, Patrick bet, David

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Was like, Trump, you gotta release

those files, dude, your voter

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base is hating you right now.

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Dave Conley: Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Jerremy Newsome: that was the reason the

MAGA tribe is take us, take the system

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down, expose all the pedophiles, bring

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Dave Conley: Yeah.

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Jerremy Newsome: knees the swamp.

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Dave Conley: Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Jerremy Newsome: Actually Epstein

and me were buddies for 27 years in

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And so I don't know if I can do that.

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Sorry.

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'cause he read the files and he's

gonna sweep this under the rug and

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it's gonna be the thing that puts

a huge stand on this presidency.

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Dave Conley: I think it's like there's no

question that Epstein was a dark actor and

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Jerremy Newsome: Zero.

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He's a horrible human being.

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Horrible.

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Dave Conley: And we've had

these dark actors throughout

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history because they are.

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They are the linchpin for espionage.

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They are the key people

to put leverage on people.

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They are involved with getting

weapons and things to places where

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governments, you know, have to act.

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You know, governments deal with

bad people, and so they get bad

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people to do bad things in order

to make, the, this is the, this

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is the ugly side of real politic.

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And he was one of these people and

he worked for a lot bad actors and he

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worked for politicians and he had deep

interest in science and technology.

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He had all of these scientists

and this was, just pure influence

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listening to Eric Weinstein, who

actually met up with the dude.

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And he was, at Harvard doing

mathematics and he ran into this guy.

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Eric Weinstein is one of the

premier people on the planet for

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understanding how hedge funds work.

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He was a partner with Peter Thiel on this.

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And he said, I spent 10 minutes with guy.

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And he, the guy clearly knew nothing

about fx and he knew nothing about

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finance, even though he was running

supposedly the largest, FX fund on

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the planet, it was all shenanigans.

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And the right has been primed for

this for a decade, just like you said.

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And it is at the cornerstone of there

are these bad actors, and these bad

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actors have all of the money, all

of the rights, all the privileges.

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The rules don't apply to them.

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The laws don't apply to them.

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And they do terrible things.

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And you know, like, certainly like

the pedophilia and all that stuff.

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And like that was, you know, like,

just crime after crime, after

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crime proven over and over again.

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We need to hold people accountable.

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This was at the core of the MAGA

base, and it's the core of most people

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being like, look, you know, like they,

there really are political elites.

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There really are oligarchs.

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There really are like, like people

that the rules don't apply to.

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And this has gotta stop.

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Like we've got to, we've got to

frog march out some people, because

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they never have been done this.

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I mean, this was obvious in 2008

when, uh, the entire economy crashed

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and nobody went to jail, right?

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No one.

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And in fact the bankers

got their fucking bonuses.

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And I'm like, can you imagine?

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You are like, uh, you know, nobody

in the entire war on terror.

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Nobody in the Bush

administration went to jail.

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It was absolute torture that we

sanctioned and nobody went to jail.

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It's nobody went to jail

for crashing the economy.

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No.

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And so, like, over and over again, Epstein

is at the core of this, he is the poster

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child of all of these people who've

never been held accountable for anything.

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And you know, it's like, look, you cannot

do this to this crowd because this is

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exactly what they've been screaming about.

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This is what got Trump elected

was being like, drain the swamp.

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Jerremy Newsome: Correct.

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Dave Conley: Like you, you know

these people so you can go after 'em,

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like you've taken all the slings and

the arrows, like there was a lot of

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law fair going up to the election,

but I, was absolute shenanigans.

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Take care of this.

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And now they're being

like, ah, just kidding.

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There's no files, there's no

list, there's no fraud marked.

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Nobody's going to jail.

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That is like the biggest slap in the face.

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And I think that this will absolutely

crater anything with this administration.

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You will take that 30% core of Naga

and keep them wrapped around the axle.

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You will never be able

to get them off of this.

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You have to give them something.

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You cannot just let this go.

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Jerremy Newsome: I'm with you, bro.

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Yeah, that part I am really tuned into.

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'cause it's all over Twitter.

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Charlie, even dude, even Charlie,

Kirk, Patrick be David Grant Cardone

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Dave Conley: Tim Dylan has

the greatest takes on this.

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I listen to him every week.

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He's one of the smartest

political funniest actors.

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I couldn't recommend his podcast

more I want him on this podcast.

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It's like he is so smart and is so

in tune with this, and he is look the

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Gaza thing, this is absolute disaster.

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You can't be starving kids and

bombing people outta the Bolivian

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and these Epstein files will

actually greater this administration.

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I think he's right.

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Jerremy Newsome: Yeah, I agree.

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'Cause that was the.

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I was gonna say whatever

the, hang their hat on, I

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Dave Conley: Yeah.

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Jerremy Newsome: term, but that

was the one that they're like, oh

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yeah, Trump's gonna deliver this.

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Dave Conley: Right.

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Jerremy Newsome: your point, probably

earlier as a good wrap up, d DC it was,

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it's probably that would make America

like the majority of Americans happy,

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He goes, here's the Epstein list family.

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And not only that, have already researched

for the CIA and the FBI have already done.

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And Candace Owens, apparently

she's great at research.

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Like those three entities

have already began to, study

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and investigate every person.

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And here's what's going on, right?

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Because it is a travesty like what

Epstein did, and I am 100% on board with

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anyone that maliciously hurt any children

sexually on that island should absolutely

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be thrown in jail regardless of.

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Where they are in the government, if

they are in the government, or how

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much money they have contributed to

the government, them in jail instantly.

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So yeah, man.

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I make very excited to see how

a few things this week shape up.

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We already had the truth with

China is extended another 90

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So that should cause some

there in some Chinese stocks.

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But ultimately I believe from

here, my man, it's gonna be really

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fun to see how everything just

kinda shapes out and plans out.

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We are gonna continue with some more.

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After we edit this, we're gonna do

some more discussions on immigration

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and immigration policy and have

some more conversations there.

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then we're gonna continue to

build out the future episodes,

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myself and Dave, or be here.

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We're gonna continue to

solve America's problems.

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We're gonna continue having incredible,

lengthy, beautiful discussions with

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each and every one of you, reading your

comments, sharing your thoughts bringing

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you on the podcast, and really diving into

some of the most egregious problems so

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that we can get together and solve them.

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