Jennifer WelchHostJosh WelchPanelist
And every single victim should have the opportunity to sit in Congress and tell her story live on television and reveal the name of her powerful abuser that the Donald Trump and MAGA Christians are covering for.

All the people that went out and voted Republican in this past election, racism has never been enough for you.

CNBC is reporting that they're gearing up to investigate JPMorgan Chase's banking relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and Senator Ron Wyden is going to lead this, and they're going to hone in on high-ranking executives at the nation's largest bank.
Jeffrey Epstein was convicted in 2008 and Chase Bank continued to allow Epstein to bank with him and they noted up until 2013 and they noted several suspicious activities in his accounts and they made notations that there are money laundering violations.
All this is internally within the bank, but yet they didn't do anything about it.
And and so there's a lot of questions as to what they knew as far as money that was being funneled.
Now, they haven't gone so far as to suggest that anyone at Chase knew about Jeffrey Epstein's illegal acts.
But when he was arrested in 2019, Chase then disclosed these things about Epstein's account that they should have disclosed in real time when he was doing it.
So a lot of people at Chase Bank are going to have to answer a lot of questions under oath in front of a democratic committee where people are seeking real justice you


So if your name's in the Epstein files after 2008, it's not good, whether it's business or whatever.

And every single victim should have the opportunity to sit in Congress and tell her story live on television and reveal the name of her powerful abuser that the Donald Trump and MAGA Christians are covering for.

All the people that went out and voted Republican in this past election, racism has never been enough for you.

CNBC is reporting that they're gearing up to investigate JPMorgan Chase's banking relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and Senator Ron Wyden is going to lead this, and they're going to hone in on high-ranking executives at the nation's largest bank.
Jeffrey Epstein was convicted in 2008 and Chase Bank continued to allow Epstein to bank with him and they noted up until 2013 and they noted several suspicious activities in his accounts and they made notations that there are money laundering violations.
All this is internally within the bank, but yet they didn't do anything about it.
And and so there's a lot of questions as to what they knew as far as money that was being funneled.
Now, they haven't gone so far as to suggest that anyone at Chase knew about Jeffrey Epstein's illegal acts.
But when he was arrested in 2019, Chase then disclosed these things about Epstein's account that they should have disclosed in real time when he was doing it.
So a lot of people at Chase Bank are going to have to answer a lot of questions under oath in front of a democratic committee where people are seeking real justice you


So if your name's in the Epstein files after 2008, it's not good, whether it's business or whatever.
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