Leon Black

There's a congressional law.

You have a guy like Leon Black who sued Congress, who subpoenaed him, and he refused.

And this is how you have to take it if you're sitting there.

Again, I'm going to role play.

I'm sitting next to Chuck Schumer.

I'm going to make a point about those two together in a second because Democrats have a choice to make about something.

But let's talk about the use of power in Leon Black.

I didn't start the pissing match.

Everybody knows that Glenn Dubin was a key player in Jeffrey Epstein's circle for a very long time.

Him, Leon Black, Les Wexner, they were all pals.

All these dudes were buddying around together, and they were enjoying Jeffrey Epstein's largesse.

And according to multiple survivors, they were also enjoying something far more devious.

There's a congressional law.

You have a guy like Leon Black who sued Congress, who subpoenaed him, and he refused.

And this is how you have to take it if you're sitting there.

Again, I'm going to role play.

I'm sitting next to Chuck Schumer.

I'm going to make a point about those two together in a second because Democrats have a choice to make about something.

But let's talk about the use of power in Leon Black.

I didn't start the pissing match.

Everybody knows that Glenn Dubin was a key player in Jeffrey Epstein's circle for a very long time.

Him, Leon Black, Les Wexner, they were all pals.

All these dudes were buddying around together, and they were enjoying Jeffrey Epstein's largesse.

And according to multiple survivors, they were also enjoying something far more devious.

Kenner Fitzgerald.

Are they going to say, was Don Jr.'s VC firm involved? Remember, Leon Black's son now runs the Sovereign Wealth Fund, essentially.

And they're going to take a very close look at exactly what projects we invested in, who we invested in.

And remember, Donald Trump has had more stock trades in the last six months than we have, I think, ever seen anyone.

I mean, we do have a billionaire.

I mean, this is probably tangential, but Leon Black, he's a billionaire who has been held in contempt of Congress, who his criminal referral has been sent to the Department of Justice.

And as far as I know, that's being ignored.

Of course it is.

There's a congressional law.

You have a guy like Leon Black who sued Congress, who subpoenaed him, and he refused.

And this is how you have to take it if you're sitting there.

Again, I'm going to role play.

I'm sitting next to Chuck Schumer.

I'm going to make a point about those two together in a second because Democrats have a choice to make about something.

But let's talk about the use of power in Leon Black.

I didn't start the pissing match.

A cover up for one has now become a cover up for all.

By shutting down the Epstein investigation and insisting there is no evidence to predicate any further investigation, DOJ has given a pass to likely co-conspirators like Paolo Zampalli, Leon Black, Jess Staley, Les Wexner, Leon Botstein, Leslie Groff, and Larry Vososky, among others.

Because investigating these men would be to acknowledge that other participants may still be at large and subject to arrest, prosecution, and punishment for their crimes.

DOJ will support the survivors only insofar as they do not produce a single inconvenient truth about the men and women who actually abused them.