Rick Wilson's The Enemies List
Nov 17, 2025 · 16 min · 12 segments
In this explosive episode, Rick Wilson rips the lid off the DOJ’s choking, years-long effort to bury the Epstein files—those blacked-out, shredded, quietly “misplaced” documents that just happen to…
They have all these emails, because there have been multiple federal cases against both Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
I wanna focus in for a moment on Todd Blanche, because Todd Blanche flew down to Tallahassee, Florida, where I live, to the Tallahassee Women's Federal Correctional Facility, and he had a series of secret meetings with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Now, I say they're secret meetings, because even though a transcript was revealed, the terms of the deal that was set up were not, 'cause Todd Blanche happens to be friends and former podcasting buddies with Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney.
E- Everybody knows who Todd is, he- and he's the first guest on For the Defense to appear twice.
So welcome to the show, Todd.
Mysteriously, after he interviewed the convicted pedophile sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, she was moved to the cushiest federal prison in America in Bryan, Texas, Club Fed.
How cushy is this prison? Todd Blanche arranged for Ghislaine Maxwell to be moved to this cushy Club Fed prison where prisoners can leave the compound during the day.
She's had the warden at this prison helping work up her federal commutation papers, because Todd Blanche and Donald Trump are terrified and Pam Bondi is terrified and Kash Patel is terrified and Dan Bongino is terrified that the secrets of the Epstein files, drip, drip, drip, will emerge.
Not what they've hidden or redacted or shredded, but what's gonna come out of the cases that were underway, including the one, the federal case, that Maureen Comey was prosecuting until they fired her.
An ongoing case that would've revealed more, more of Jeffrey Epstein's financial and sexual malfeasance was mysteriously just, oh, nope, no need to work on that anymore.
Even these morons are not unsubtle enough to go in and say, "You know, Ghislaine, if you don't cooperate, you could have an accident in prison." She's not dumb.
They have all these emails, because there have been multiple federal cases against both Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
I wanna focus in for a moment on Todd Blanche, because Todd Blanche flew down to Tallahassee, Florida, where I live, to the Tallahassee Women's Federal Correctional Facility, and he had a series of secret meetings with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Now, I say they're secret meetings, because even though a transcript was revealed, the terms of the deal that was set up were not, 'cause Todd Blanche happens to be friends and former podcasting buddies with Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney.
E- Everybody knows who Todd is, he- and he's the first guest on For the Defense to appear twice.
So welcome to the show, Todd.
Mysteriously, after he interviewed the convicted pedophile sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, she was moved to the cushiest federal prison in America in Bryan, Texas, Club Fed.
How cushy is this prison? Todd Blanche arranged for Ghislaine Maxwell to be moved to this cushy Club Fed prison where prisoners can leave the compound during the day.
She's had the warden at this prison helping work up her federal commutation papers, because Todd Blanche and Donald Trump are terrified and Pam Bondi is terrified and Kash Patel is terrified and Dan Bongino is terrified that the secrets of the Epstein files, drip, drip, drip, will emerge.
Not what they've hidden or redacted or shredded, but what's gonna come out of the cases that were underway, including the one, the federal case, that Maureen Comey was prosecuting until they fired her.
An ongoing case that would've revealed more, more of Jeffrey Epstein's financial and sexual malfeasance was mysteriously just, oh, nope, no need to work on that anymore.
Even these morons are not unsubtle enough to go in and say, "You know, Ghislaine, if you don't cooperate, you could have an accident in prison." She's not dumb.
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