Trump LEAKS PATEL’S CRIMES … Tries To SAVE HIMSELF!

MAGA is in full-blown Civil War mode, and its next victim is going to be Kash Patel. It seems like if there is anyone most expendable in an administration that is trying to distract from this Epstein cover-up, or at least clear Donald Trump's name, it is Kash Patel who is going to be the one to get the stanky boot. We know that Dan Bongino is leaving on his own accord, yeah, if we can even believe that. But Kash Patel has created scandal after scandal, screw-up after screw-up, and now Donald Trump is exposing his criminality.

Yes, throwing him under the bus because he wants everyone to talk about something else besides him. We are going to get into how he is doing so, but before we do, if I could quickly ask you to leave a like on this video, and if you haven't already and you enjoy our channel, to hit that subscribe button because it goes a long way in supporting our work. Now before we get into what Donald Trump just did to throw Cash Patel onto the bus, it's important we start with a context of where Donald Trump's mind is at, and that was very well on display yesterday as he just completely melted down about Epstein.

Because of the fact that it's just used to deflect against a tremendous success. Look, we have $18 trillion coming into our country. We have, I believe, we're going to have the most successful economy in history. We inherited a mess. Now prices are coming way down. Gasoline is less than $2 in some states.

$1.99, $1.97, $1.95. A gallon. A dollar and 95 cents. Think of that. A gallon. Nobody ever thought they'd see that.

They don't want to talk about that. They want to talk about Epstein. And the problem is a lot of Democrats are being caught up in the web, like Larry Summers. Larry Summers was the head of Harvard. He's now been forced to resign from every board

he's on, and he was thrown off the Harvard board. Now he was, you know, he was at Epstein's Island a lot. I wasn't. I never went there, by the way. But fortunately, it's nice. But I never went there. But a lot of people did go there.

This is a man who clearly feels his back is up against the wall. He understands the pressure that is being put under and on his administration. He understands that he is under the scrutiny of those in his own party and they are not going to just comply and fall in line and say, oh, dear leader Donald, actually, we're so sorry. You know, we're going to do whatever you want. We're going to be pedo protectors again. Like, it's just not going to happen. I think Donald Trump has come to those terms. And so now he just wants to pretend that the Epstein files is something that doesn't actually

merit any care, and that anyone who does is acting in a political fashion. This is just clear Donald Trump doing what he always does, which is project, saying that if you care about the Epstein files, it's for political reasons, rather than Donald Trump wanting you to not care about the Epstein

files for political reasons rather than Donald Trump wanting you to not care about the Epstein files for political reasons. But if there's one thing that we know about this administration is that they truly don't care, and Kash Patel has made that clear in a way that he has completely neglected his job. Just look at him responding to Adam Schiff asking about the possibility of more Epstein co-conspirators in this clip right here.

It is what ultimately led to Trump exposing him and his crimes. So let's take a look.

You've seen most of the files. Who, if anyone, did Epstein traffic these young women to besides himself? And you said, himself, there's no credible information, none. If there were, I would bring the case yesterday that he trafficked to other individuals.

And Kennedy, the information we have again is limited and Senator Kennedy said the answer is no one and you said for the information we have. So is it your testimony today that in all the Epstein files that Jeffrey Epstein trafficked no one to anyone but himself? Is that your testimony? I never said Jeffrey Epstein trafficked no one to anyone but himself. Is that your testimony, Mr. Powell?

I never said Jeffrey Epstein didn't traffic anyone else.

Did he traffic any young woman to someone other than himself? That was Mr. Kennedy's question, Senator Ken's question.

And I said the information that three administrations have had access to have made determinations that there are no investigative leads that were credible to prosecute and investigate any others. I am specifically stating we were working on—

Well, I'm asking you whether your testimony today—

You just read it, and I said it 10 minutes ago, so let the record reflect my testimony.

I just want to make sure there's no misunderstanding, because there are victims like Virginia Gweifer who have testified otherwise, who have said otherwise, and you're telling the American people today that the Epstein list is a single name and it's Jeffrey Epstein. That's what we're to believe?

That's not what I'm saying. That's what you're saying. And you can say whatever you want.

So if you are Kash Patel and you actually care about the Epstein files more than just, you know, yelling about Bill Clinton or Larry Summers or Bill Gates and trying to say that this is solely the Democrat hoax and Obama and you know Benghazi or emails or Hunter Barnes laptop. I don't know just throwing stuff together You would care about these co-conspirators, right? You would care about the the possibility, which it's not a possibility, it's a truth of co-conspirators who were a

part of this cabal of criminals. Kash Patel has done nothing about that. He's flown on a lot of jets, he's went to a lot of bad country music concerts, he's gotten new BMWs, but he hasn't looked into co-conspirators who are now being revealed to be the opposite of what Kash Patel said. Real.

Not some figment of our imagination. And it is Trump who's exposing that. And in effect, exposing it, Kash Patel perjured himself. The Bulwark's Sarah Longwell wrote, earlier this year, Kash Patel testified under oath that internal files contain no credible information Epstein trafficked young women to anyone other than himself. Today, the DOJ released internal emails referring to 10 co-conspirators.

So there were co-conspirators. And of course there were co-conspirators. This comes as a surprise to no one except the idiots in MAGA who buy into whatever Donald Trump or Kash Patel says. But it's important to examine and think about why were they leading us to believe? Why were they trying to convince us that there were no other co-conspirators? One, it's because Donald Trump loves protecting rich pedophiles. His best friend of 10 years was Jeffrey Epstein. He loves protecting criminals, whether it's war criminals

like Benjamin Netanyahu, financial criminals like himself, business criminals like Elon Musk, violating labor law left and right. Donald Trump loves criminals, so he wants to protect them. But besides that, besides Donald Trump's innate urge to protect other people like him who love to break the law, why would they want to say, well, there's no co-conspirators, please don't pay attention to that. Well, it's obvious. It's because Donald Trump knows that when those people's names come out, when we learn of the co-conspirators,

those are more names, that is more testimony, that is more accounts of Donald Trump's involvement with Jeffrey Epstein, that he does not want to come out. That is what Donald Trump is worried about. It is this snowball effect. That is why I've always said I think that what isn't in the Epstein files could potentially be more damaging than what is. Now after a lot of letters, photos, and emails have come out, I don't know if that claim still holds up as well as it used to. I still think so though. That these conspirators who maybe haven't gone on the record, haven't been brought before Congress, we haven't seen all of their emails, there's more documentation

and photos and videos out there. That is what Donald Trump is worried about most. More accounts to corroborate his criminality, the time he spent around Epstein and the disgusting behavior towards children that they both showed. And that Epstein testified. In a letter that wasn't allowed to be sent. I wonder why. I wonder why Jeffrey Epstein, going on the record days before he died, however that happened, why that letter, him saying that Donald Trump would assault children, why didn't it go out?

Huh. I wonder why. Maybe it was because Donald Trump was president at the time and his biggest liability according to Jeffrey Epstein and Jeffrey Epstein's brother was his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. It seems to make the most sense to me and it really makes it clear why Cash Patel was so worried about us talking about finding out and

investigating these co-conspirators more. But what he has done in protecting those men is put more victims at risk and allowed people to walk free. But that's what this Trump administration does. They support criminals in whatever way they possibly can. That is what is happening right now in this cover-up and Ari Melber broke it all down right here.

Tonight the week begins with a cover-up, specifically an illegal cover-up. We are discussing and reporting of course the Trump DOJ's minimal and often redacted release of the Epstein files. They have violated the law and this is a time where it is important to speak clearly with one voice about what we know. That doesn't mean screaming opinions from the rafters about every politician. It does mean telling you what's actually happening.

Your government is hiding this sex traffickers files after both claiming to release them, claiming that was the plan, then signing a law with a deadline to release them, and now, as of Friday, breaking that law. This is bringing on major heat, warnings from lawmakers, including some Republicans, threats about what they will do with their lawful power

to make the government of Donald Trump follow the law. That's been an issue in more than one category this year, more than one department, but this is a big one. Tonight we will also break down some of what we learned from Friday's release because as I've told you, on the one hand there's a huge cover-up. On the other hand, there has been progress. This push and what the survivors demanded has at least led to some selective disclosures

and so we will show you some of what matters about that later. While the top story, the most substantive important thing going on here is your government's cover up. Today, top Senate Democrat Schumer says they are looking to take legal action immediately to address what the DOJ is doing. Two house lawmakers who wrote this legislation say the DOJ must release all the files or

they will hold the

attorney general in contempt.

There are several ways to get at this. Some take longer, some are shorter. The quickest way, and I think the most expeditious way to get justice for these victims is to bring inherent contempt against Pam Bondi. And that doesn't require going through the courts and give her and basically Ro Khanna and I are talking about and drafting that right now.

We only need the House for inherent contempt and we're building a bipartisan coalition

and it would fine Pam Bondi for every day that she's not releasing these documents.

That's a Republican and a Democrat explaining one way to try to force the compliance that DOJ is currently refusing. This initial release, according to some, the files from Friday didn't have a lot of insights, but it did show a bungled cover up.

Look at the AP's report here. Missing are the FBI interviews with survivors, internal Justice Department memos examining charging decisions, which would be standard and easy to release. One analysis found 500 pages blacked out. We showed you some of those Friday night. Few mentions of Trump, which is suspicious given that the former and now sitting president would be in all kinds of references. Most of the

photos that show Trump had been public. There are references to Trump and Epstein's address book and flight logs. We did know that they traveled together back in the day. Versions of those documents were already public though, the Times emphasizes. On Saturday, the Trump DOJ bungled the coverup of the coverup. Mind you, it's already a coverup how little they released, hiding most of the documents, and I'll show you more on that in detail. But they did release, for example, this relatively innocuous photograph,

which happened to include, as you see circled, this is a photograph of, of course, many photographs, and down in the lower left circled, you see Trump with a woman. The Trump DOJ pulled that photo initially, and then they were pressed over that

because it looked, obviously, like a bungled coverup In so many ways, this is a cover-up for Donald Trump. We know that. But it is also a cover-up for the co-conspirators so they don't speak out about Donald Trump, that they, you know, don't get caught up in this political game.

And so, in doing so, not only is justice not being served, but more people are going to potentially be harmed. That is the outcome of Donald Trump and his pedophile protection racket. And we are going to continue to call it out on this show. And if you want to support that, as always, you can hit that subscribe button, leave a like on this video.

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