Epstein Files | Ghislaine Maxwell

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As much as Maxwell belongs in prison, I can’t imagine how interesting it would be to watch the defense of Trump after he pardons her.
 
HeelInTheOzarks said:
As much as Maxwell belongs in prison, I can’t imagine how interesting it would be to watch the defense of Trump after he pardons her.
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Yeah, when he said he would have to think about a pardon, he was sending a message to Maxwell to just hang tight and keep your mouth shut.
You will get a pardon ( maybe in two weeks ) once I figure out how to frame it. I succeeded in framing the violent insurrectionists on J6 as patriots who deserved a pardon. If I can do that then coming up with a frame to convince my MAGAs that all of this Epstein mess involving you has been a hoax and a conspiracy to bring me down ? It will be a piece of cake.
 
nycfan said:


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Good for that reporter for calling him out. It's nice to see that from NewsNation, which is owned by Trump-friendly Nexstar (which is owned by Trump donor Perry Sook, whom Sook recently & openly praised for approving their multi-billion dollar merger with Tegna).
 
evrheel said:

I’ve Seen Epstein’s Photos of Trump With Topless Girls: Author​

www.thedailybeast.com

I’ve Seen Epstein’s Photos of Trump With Topless Girls: Author

Trump biographer Michael Wolff reveals he was shown the lewd photos by Jeffrey Epstein himself.
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This is a great line. The writer should pat himself in the back for this one.

Sought for comment, White House Communications Director Steven Cheung offered up his boilerplate criticism of Wolff.

“Michael Wolff is a lying sack of s--t and has been proven to be a fraud. He routinely fabricates stories originating from his sick and warped imagination, only possible because he has a severe and debilitating case of Trump Derangement Syndrome that has rotted his peanut-sized brain,” Cheung told the Daily Beast.
 
Ddseddse said:
To be fair to Lutnick, based on the story he told in his interview, I don't think he voluntarily disassociated from Epstein as much as he was told in no uncertain terms that he was not allowed to associate with Epstein by his wife who was with him when he went over to meet the new neighbor and she picked up on the vibe immediately.

Not holding my breath, but "shots fired" with that "Maybe we ought to get him in here" at the end.
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We must of watched different interviews.
 
Bobfripp said:
Does York now not have a Duke? Are they hiring someone to replace Andrew?
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"Technically, Andrew will retain the dukedom, which can only be removed by an act of parliament, but will not use it. The title, in effect, remains extant but inactive, like the HRH (His Royal Highness) honorific.

It is understood the decision was taken in close consultation with his brother, King Charles, and in recognition of the fact that his personal issues continued to be an unwelcome distraction from the work of the wider royal family."
 
Bobfripp said:
Does York now not have a Duke? Are they hiring someone to replace Andrew?
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Since the York Dukedom was first created, it has traditionally gone to the Monarch’s 2nd son; but, it has gone to the Prince of Wales’ 2nd son. From 1509-1605, 1685-1725, 1788-1892 and 1936-1986, there was no Duke of York.

It passes to the eldest legitimate male heir; Andrew has two daughters.

The York Dukedom will revert to the Crown; one of William’s children will be named Duke of York at some point; likely after Andrew dies. History and tradition point to Prince Louis, William and Kate’s 3rd child, becoming Duke of York.
 
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