Trump Exposes Himself and Blocks Epstein Investigations!

0:00The Department of Justice has been sitting on evidence requests from five different countries investigating Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirators for months. Donald Trump's own nephew just called him a liar to his face on social media, and Elon Musk is spending millions of dollars to trick you into handing over your personal data before the midterms. Embed your news update this afternoon ahead of the Republican Convention tonight, which I will watch so that you don't have to improvise you updates if you miss anything that is not worthy. As always, hit that subscribe button, support this work, like comment, or get the word out. The more you do, the more people see. We're going to have big investigations dropping soon, big expansion, make sure to subscribe. Let's talk about the Epstein files, since this is something that not many people talk about. I talk about it religiously and we'll continue to talk about it. We're now more than a year past the release of the first Epstein files and today we got confirmation of something pretty damning. Multiple European law enforcement agencies say that the Trump Justice Department has not

1:02responded to their former requests for evidence. These requests are called mutual legal assistance requests. It's the official channel that lets foreign investigators get US documents, evidence, and testimony. And right now, Donald Trump has completely jammed that channel. Here's the bigger picture. The Epstein files exposed not only Jeff Reepsine's relationships, but relationships with powerful people all over the world, both before and after his 2008 guilty plea. It kick started a wave of international investigations, but despite all of that exposure, there have been zero new US charges, and now we're learning that's not for lack of trying on the part of other countries. It's simply because this Department of Justice won't hand over what they have. Poland, Norway, Latvia, all told reporters today directly, Washington has not fulfilled their requests. Britain's request has gone unanswered too. We can start by taking a look at Poland.

2:03Poland's investigation, which was opened by the Prime Minister in February, specifically examines possible links between Epstein and Russia. The National Prosecutor spokesperson says that his office sought the disclosure of unredacted Epstein files related to the Polish aspects of the case, but the Justice Department has simply not responded. Latvia State Police has opened a criminal investigation, having already identified one Latvian victim connected to the files, despite several requests from mutual legal assistance. No responses have been received. In Britain, police investigated Lord Piedel Mendelssohn for former UK ambassador to the United States. In February, on suspicion of misconduct on public office, they submitted a formal request for access to unredacted files, and well, nothing. Nothing. Germany's federal police say they were in contact with American authorities, including the FBI, about the Epstein files that could implicate German nationals, and they've even asked the FBI to involve German authorities in relevant cases. Two Green Party lawmakers have pushed the German government to formally investigate

3:05Epstein links to German citizens, but right now the DOJ is not complying with any such requests. In Norway, which has the most advanced investigation of the bunch, three prominent figures right now are already facing corruption charges over the relationship with Epstein, former diplomats, Terrige, Rod Larson, and Mona Jewel, and former Prime Minister Thorbjohn Jaglund. All three maintain their innocence, but Norwegian prosecutors, through their economic crimes unit, specifically requested records from the International Peace Institute in New York, where Rod Larson used to serve as president. Stay prosecutor Mary Ann Bender said her office is, quote, in communication with officials from the Department of Justice, but they have not at this time approved the request. She called it a very unfortunate development for the Norwegian investigation. Rod Larson's lawyer actually welcomed the push for more evidence arguing the case against his client relies on a selective chosen number of documents in the Epstein files. So to add it all up, five countries, five stalled requests, zero cooperation, Donald Trump is blocking it all.

4:06And this is happening while American lawmakers from both parties are already furious with the DOJ over incomplete document releases and heavy redactions. It's after Congress voted uniformly, overwhelmingly, last year, to get the files out. And it comes this afternoon as we're learning about a scheme that honestly needs more attention. And at the head of the scheme is a man by the name of Elon Musk. You may have seen this website, votesafe.org. Elon Musk and his super PAC are running a scheme right now. America PAC is running an aggressive ad campaign pushing people to this website called votesafe. It's marketed as a tool to help you quote vote with confidence, but in reality, the site is secretly collecting your full name, birthday, home address, email, phone number, IP address, browser data, location, voter registration, status, and every single page you click,

5:07every link you open while you're there. And here's the kicker. The site quietly dropped a clause from its privacy policy that used to bar sharing this data with advertisers or political organizations. So now America PAC can sell or share all of that information plus data-driven inferences about you with partners, including Facebook, Google, Twitter, the trade desk company called Incrimin Data and others. In just the past week, the PAC spent over $180,000 promoting this one site. That's part of Musk's pledge, $100 million for the midterms. And it's not just a one-off. Remember, ahead of the 2024 election, Musk's PAC spent similar ads on digital ads, $800,000 and similar digital ads. And he's got an in trouble for it. What happens right now is he has his votesafe.org, sending a lot of people, especially seniors who don't know what they're doing online, admittedly. And they're having them pre-registered a vote check, your registration, it all looks kosher, right? It all looks good. But it's all run by an America PAC. It's all run by you on Musk, and he's collecting all of your information in the process. It is real, and it is happening right

6:11now. And it comes as, well, Fred Trump, the president's nephew, has come out and broken from the president saying, quote, I try not to comment personally about my uncle, but his claim, so offend me that I need to speak out. Came after Trump repeated his 9-11 story during a Fox News interview and again at a White House event yesterday telling Fox News he personally went down to ground zero and worked there. Here's the thing, that story has changed a lot over the years. Right after 9-11, Trump told a German broadcaster, he had already had more than 100 construction workers helping at the site with 125 more on the way. By the 2016 campaign, that story had shifted. Fred Trump directly contradicted the construction crew version. He said any workers his uncle could have sent would have been secretarial on accounting employees from Trump Tower, people he personally knew, and he doubted they were quote, physically capable of doing the job. Quick rapid fire news of the day andretate and tristanate were denied bail today will stay behind bars and Florida while they fight extradition to the UK on dozens of horrific crimes. The Trump administration published a draft

7:14proposal to exclude non-citizens without a green card from the 2030 census refugees asylum seekers undocumented immigrants all of it. It was shrink official population counts specifically in states with large immigrant populations. No race prime minister says a drone nearly hit president Zelensky's plane as he was flying in for King Harald's funeral. Temporary protected status for about 200,000 Salvadoran immigrants was set to expire today, but DHS hasn't acted just yet. The White House quietly deleted its Tetris style, built the wall game from its online arcade after Tetris said it had nothing to do with it and takes copyright infringement very seriously. And finally, a 22 year old crypto thief pled guilty this week to stealing over $245 million in Bitcoin from a single victim in one of the largest crypto hice in American history. That's the news of the day. Make sure to subscribe, support this work, like, comment, share, and I'll have another update for you very soon. Or anywhere you watch or the latest breaking news and daily hits. Throughout the day, make sure to follow, subscribe, see you soon for more.