Adam Klasfeld

Headline, Deutsche Bank claims settlement deal with Jeffrey Epstein survivor shields them from lawsuit accusing them of complicity.

This article was authored by Adam Klasfeld and it was published over in Law and Crime.

Deutsche Bank claims that a settlement agreement signed by Jeffrey Epstein's survivor insulates them from a lawsuit accusing them of complicity with the predator's sex trafficking crimes.

Now look, Deutsche Bank is filled with bad, dirty money.

So when there becomes a little bit of legalese, it's always nice to have a, a trusted website and trusted pundits that just talk about the law in regards to the conversation at hand.

And tonight, what we're going to do is we're gonna read another article from Adam Klasfeld from Law&Crime.

And as I said recently, Adam has done a really good job as far as covering, uh, the Ghislaine Maxwell situation, Jeffrey Epstein, et cetera, et cetera.

So whenever we can get an opinion from somebody who, you know, actually does this for a living, always a good idea, right, to clear up any sort of, uh, bit of questions we might have about what the d-- what the document is, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

The link will be in the description box like usual.

And it has the whole entire deposition there for you to read for yourself.

The author of this article is Adam Klasfeld.

Now identified as the mysterious Doe 1 in Ghislaine Maxwell's since-settled civil litigation, Jeffrey Epstein's former house manager testified in a newly unsealed deposition from four years ago that Maxwell took topless photographs of young girls.

It's time for Justice Matters with former federal prosecutor and legal analyst, Glenn Kirschner.

Today, Glenn speaks with Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News about the latest in Donald Trump's attempt to ban the media from the White House.

This is Justice Matters.

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Judge Timothy Kelly is the presiding judge.

He is an appointee, and he had already put a temporary restraining order, put a stop or a hold on Donald Trump being able to ban those journalists and those news organizations.

I would argue Donald Trump hasn't fully complied with the temporary restraining order, but maybe we'll get to that in a minute because we have our friend Adam Klasfeld from All Rise News, the best gavel-to-gavel courtroom coverage in the business, who's going to share with us what the parties argued and what Judge Timothy Kelly said in connection with today's hearing.

So Adam, welcome.

No, thank you.

Um, next up, from Adam Klasfeld at The Messenger, there is a common theme in Donald Trump's itinerary when the former president plans to appear in New York State Supreme Court for his civil fraud trial.

It usually means he has a deposition in another lawsuit.

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Right, and, you know, s- sometimes my take may challenge your assumptions.

Like I did a video with Adam Klasfeld, another great Legal AF collaborator, and we had a video where we dissected the attempts of Congress to try to force the courts to, to get the DOJ to release all the Epstein documents.

Remember the c- the members of Congress, Ro Khanna, Tom Massie, they went to the judge and they said, "Force the DOJ to turn over..." And we analyzed it and said, "You know, this is not the right avenue.

This is not the right vehicle.

He just ran one in the last couple of days about Maduro because there's a big hearing in the Maduro case.

That was the former dictator of Venezuela here in New York, and we'll be doing coverage of that on Legal AF with Adam Klasfeld.

Now, let me just say you remember what I'm talking about.

I'll just show you a clip of one, the love me ad, where he unauthorized, meaning he didn't pay royalties, the use of a song that says love me in the back.