Leon Black

But then he got involved with the cover-up.

And Les Wexner and Leon Black and all of them, I mean, they are right there in this, and it's a disaster.

And Israeli intelligence and MI6 and CIA is all over it like white on rice or flies on you-know-what.

Flies on Adam Schiff.

Shifty Schiff.

I mean, this is bad.

Households, Leon Black and Contempt, a Repstein probe sending matter to DOJ, and when they lose the midterms, it's going to get 10 times worse.

And I just say, justice be done, may the heavens fall.

You brought up the Epstein investigation, and it's hard to believe that, you know, it's been over a year since the White House promised to release everything, and yet here we are.

And so billionaire Leon Black, he is refusing to come and testify before your committee, and everyone on the committee voted to hold him in contempt.

What is the DOJ going to do? It seems very unlikely that they will pursue any kind of justice when it comes to Black.

So what do you see as your next steps when it comes to forcing accountability?

Look, Leon Black gave Jeffrey Epstein $180 million.

For what? He's a billionaire.

There's no real accounting what that money is for.

He's been named by survivors as someone very important to this investigation.

Would you be in favor of that, or looking into any of the co-conspirators that were given plea deals down to victim status if they're credible evidence that they were trafficking young girls? And look, I get what Luna's saying here, and I agree, as you all know, get rid of the NPA.

But shouldn't she be pushing for people like Leon Black to face the same kind of criticism? Answer.

I think it should be pursued.

Question.

You want the 51-49 or 50-50 Senate with Vance breaking every tie and every lunatic that they send up there for an appointment being appointed 50-50? Or do you want this fellow from Michigan? If you think there's anything wrong with his politics or his stances, that makes a republican and republican capture of the senate a better option than him boy we should call into the show or write into the show and mark and i will do our best to set you straight

Well, I would also say, you know, it's funny, we were playing a cut from J.D. Vance earlier, in which he said a bunch of stuff, give us a chance to follow through on what we started, which just to me is hilarious, since they really started the dismantling of everything wholly about the U.S. government, you know, everything from USAID to EPA, etc., Interior, and started the wars, and there are all of these things that, you know, these inflationary uh the uh the gas if you'll pardon the expression that they poured on the fire of inflation in the form of this war and the tariffs i mean it's crazy so you want us to give you more rope to uh to hang all of us no uh so as you say it's really one of those things that seems pretty straightforward to to uh to many but you know i always worried that we can get a little too confident and sometimes when people see the polls as you said you kind of alluded to this like you know the only thing can do you in is sort of feeling like oh we got this you know my vote isn't needed and it could it could really go the other way hey i wanted to ask you one other thing about uh a contempt of congress a decision that just happened yesterday the house held a billionaire investor leon black in contempt of Congress.

Now this is a bipartisan move that they made after Black refused to provide additional information on his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

It's the first time the House has held a witness in the Epstein investigation in contempt.

This is a billionaire, Leon Black, right? And he defied two congressional subpoenas issued by the House Oversight Committee and they're looking into his relationship with Epstein.

He appeared for a closed door meeting and it was a voluntary interview back in June, but he walked out before that ended.

And now they're saying that he declined to answer questions about various non-disclosure agreements and they're holding him in contempt of Congress.

You know, why go to one of the big, huge law firms and one of the great accounting firms? You have to go to Jeffrey Epstein, and you have to pay Jeffrey Epstein over $100 million.

But then he got involved with the cover-up.

And Les Wexner and Leon Black and all of them, I mean, they are right there in this.

And it's a disaster.

And Israeli intelligence and MI6 and CIA is all over it like white on rice or flies on you-know-what.

Shifty Schiff.

I mean, this is bad.

Households, Leon Black and Contempt, a Repstein probe sending matter to DOJ.

And when they lose the midterms, it's going to get 10 times worse.

And look, the committee released video of the Clinton depositions on March 2nd.

It has separately released searchable written transcripts for numerous other Epstein-related witnesses, including Pam Bondi, Tova Noel, Bill Gates, Leslie Groff, Leon Black, Doug Band, Catherine Rumler, and Jess Daly.

Watching several hours of deposition video is fundamentally different from searching a transcript for names, dates, and precise language.

Journalists and researchers can compare written testimony against other records almost instantly when transcripts are available.

Bill Clinton deserves questions about Bill Clinton.

Trump deserves questions about Trump.

Bitch-ass Leon Black deserves questions about bitch-ass Leon Black.

Jess Daly deserves questions about Jess Daly.

Apparently, democracy means a fair fight, not a rigged carnival game where the house always wins and the clowns run the show.

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