I believe this is the video clip that you are referring to? 
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OāDonell be like
its hardly a āgotchaā moment is it though?
everyone damn well knows the insinuationā¦i mean the guy wasnt there with guns becuase the breakfast bagel was nice, and the manifesto wasnt about someone else somewhere elseā¦
Trump didnt jump to any conclusion that wasnt insinuated just because the reporter didnt connect the dots for himā¦
reverse itā¦what would everyone have said if he claimed ā i didnt realise that was aimed at me?ā
Just love when people try to sane-wash Trump.
Wanna talk lose-lose?
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i think your refering to me.
my comment is less a defence of Trump, more an attack on journalism standardsā¦
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I am sure it was directed at my post saying that Trump granting pardon would be a lose-lose for him. I think its a moot point anyway, I doubt it gets passed the house oversight committee (not sure if itās even needed), and I think any Republican that votes for it is an idiot and every democrat that votes against it is an idiot (assuming its partisan).
I donāt know what is currently the worst ever pardon, but this would surely surpass everything else by a large margin.
The Eptein scandal killed a young man today.
Very sad article. It made me reflect.
Itās google translate, so the English will be so-so.
Incredible stuff.
Presidential pardons do not need congressional approval, and certainly not of an oversight committee. If Trump wants to do it there is nothing really that can stop him (hence the years of debate about how rife the power is for abuse)
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Just to explain so you donāt jump all over me. The part that I am not sure about is not the pardon. I am not sure what the policy is with the house oversight AND testimony AND pardon, so my ānot sure if itās even neededā is directed to all three in combination.
Yes, that is absolutely clear.
You have decided something is moot because of process related issues you completely made up. No part of congress has any role to play in presidential pardons so your entire premise is false.
Just so that you do not damage yourself trying to dissect all my posts.
As I mentioned and for some reason you altered it my post. I didnāt know if it was needed when it comes to passing the house oversight (in this particular case, read on).
Now what I donāt know, because there is the complexity of promising to provide information for a pardon. This is what I am unsure of, I donāt know what the house oversight (not sure if itās even needed) passing a vote on a of pardon, if information is provided, means. If it passes does it mean Trump must pardon? If it passes can Trump veto? What power does a house oversight have? If they have no power why are they going to the trouble discussing this issue? I do not know these things.
As you like to point out, and what I constantly admit, I am not an expert or that knowledgeable on the workings on the US government process. I am just offering my opinion. This is precisely why I typed āI think its a moot point anywayā.
That response is dishonest as hell.
All I did was add parentheses to clarify what the āitā in what I was quoting was referring to, which is standard practice when clipping text from a larger section. Acting like I am misrepresenting you or altering your comment is some bad faith bullshit.
As for the rest, twice you have been informed that congress has no role to play in presidential pardons. There is no vote for them to take and that post is still what you come out with? This is not about being an expert or not, its about you making things up in your head, running with them and then actively refusing to engage with reality when corrected. Repeatedly.
Donāt feed the deplorables
Wasnāt that a Pixar movie?
I still remember when this was a conspiracy theory.
My conspiracy theory is things that end up being true, start with a basic truth, and then are warped by the people accused and they add ācabal sitting around fires on an island eating the hearts of children.ā. Anyone looking at that statement sees it as a conspiracy theory, other than the complete nutjobs that believe every word.
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New Mexico State Law Enforcement at Zorro Ranch ā¦
DOJ is hindering their criminal investigation at Zorro Ranch , formerly owned by Epstein in New Mexico
https://x.com/kylegriffin1/status/2075975912017805530
Former MS-NBC journalist Katie Phang asks court to impose a $1K /day sanction on Acting AG Todd Blanche for failing to release the rest of the Epstein files. DOJ was ordered to release the remaining files by July 2, but refuses to comply ..
https://x.com/MacFarlaneNews/status/2076761484168712529
Book - The book is titled Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, published in June 2026 by New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan.
https://x.com/TheTNHoller/status/2076771564058505440
(l69norm)
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Suspected Epstein pimp found dead at his Paris home
Story by Perkin Amalaraj
A French modelling scout with close ties to the late US financier Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead at his home outside Paris, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Under investigation in France, Daniel Siad, 69, was one of several French men accused of aiding Epstein to traffic and abuse women.
Siad had not yet been questioned by investigators, but had denied the allegations, saying he wanted to be heard and give his version of events.
āAn investigation to determine the cause of death was opened on Monday evening following the discoveryā, the Nanterre prosecutorās office said.
An autopsy will be carried out as part of the probe, after he was found dead in his home in Colombes, Hauts-de-Seine.
Siad appears throughout Epstein files
Facing several complaints, including allegations of [sexual assault], Siad was the subject of an investigation conducted by the office specialising in combating human trafficking.
Siadās name appeared in more than 1,000 documents released as part of the declassified Epstein files.
He likened his efforts to recruit women to fishing.
āIn This busyness I feel like fisherman some time I cache quick, some time no fish,ā Siad wrote to Epstein in 2014.
Siad had insisted that the American convicted [sexual intercourse] offender had ātaken advantage of his trust.ā
Born in Algeria, he allegedly acted as a pimp for Epstein, working with him from the early 2000s to 2017.
He scouted models from across the world. In 2022, a French woman told police how she had been caught in Epsteinās grasp after Siad introduced her to the paedophile financier.
Siad admits connecting young women to Epstein
And in May, Siad told French media that he knew and connected young women to Epstein.
Despite this, he claimed that Epstein always presented himself in a professional manner as a casting director for Victoriaās Secret.
He told CNN last month he always ātrustedā Epstein and only had a business relationship with him.
Siad claimed: 'I trust in him, I believe him. This guy is a professional person -he needs somebody. He knows I have good connections around.
āIf I find the right person who can assist him, I am honoured.ā
Model scout insists meetings were professional
The now-dead model scout said that he visited Epsteinās Ā£10million ($13.3m) Paris flat, nicknamed Avenue Foch, but only went for business meetings.
He claimed: 'Each time I presented him with models, and I left with the models.
āI only had professional relations with him. I donāt know his private life.ā
French authorities in 2020 arrested modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel after allegations he procured women for the US billionaire. He was found dead in prison in 2022.
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Acting AG Todd Blanche meets with Epstein Survivors
As part of his commitments for US Senate confirmation, Blanche agreed to meet with Epstein survivors. It didnāt go well ā¦
Epstein Survivor Liz Stein on Blanche Meeting: It was demoralizing. ā¦ I think that we would have been happy that he just offered us something. But he completely talked around questions. He didnāt give transparent answers. He didnāt give us any promises. He had no real answers for the Ghislaine Maxwell transfer and no real explanation for the improper redactions. ā¦ Weāre victims of crime. And the fact that our DOJ will not take that seriously is beyond concerning not just us, but should be concerning to Americans all across this countryā¦ .
https://x.com/Acyn/status/2077901370796151111
DOJ response to In response to Katie Phangās lawsuit to release the Epstein files ā¦
https://paidprotester.substack.com/p/ka ā¦ th-blanche
āFor the umpteenth time in their filings, the DOJ says that the judge didnāt actually order that the files be released, just that they had to show cause why they arenāt releasing them, and they donāt even do that. Katieās suit has teeth in it. If the DOJ doesnāt produce the 3 million documents, then she wants a fine of $1,000 a day until they do. You can read all the documents in the case at Court Listener here. I wonāt bother quoting from the latest DOJ reply because it says absolutely nothing in an attempt to delay, delay, delay.ā
verbal explanation
https://x.com/FonsFlacko/status/2080726707754209572
Epstein Files Transparency Act II introduced in US House
Adds fines and other penalties to the original Epstein Files Transparency Act
https://paidprotester.substack.com/p/ka ā¦ th-blanche\
ā¦ Rep. Thomas Massie introduced the Epstein Files Transparency Act II to create fines and penalties. It was introduced on July 15th, but the text of the bill is still not available. Massie has a complete description of what it does on his Congressional website. Victims would be able to sue the Department of Justice for their ineptitude in redacting their names, personal information, and photos, among other liabilities. This was all missing in the first Epstein Files Transparency Act, which the Department of Justice still has not fulfilled when required to on December 19, 2025ā¦
https://x.com/Lavy02/status/2080397548062142556
Epsteinās travel network exposed ā¦
https://x.com/jkbjournalist/status/2080993031184871874
Free gift article:
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2026 ā¦ le-gifting
The Flight Network Behind Jeffrey Epsteinās Trafficking Operation ā¦ Thousands of flights booked by the pedophile financierās staff connected associates and victims to a global network of properties ā¦
In his last fortnight as a free man, Jeffrey Epstein stayed at his sprawling apartment on Avenue Foch in Paris. His appointments for those days in late June and early July 2019 show him holding court for a rotating cast of global elites: lunches with European diplomats and power brokers from the Middle East; visits to architects and interior designers to the billionaire class, after which he spent more than $55,000 at home furnishing boutiques. In keeping with his patronage of frontier science and fringe academics, he met on one day with a leading proponent of intelligent design; on another, with a world-renowned geometrician. ā¦ Bloombergās analysis shows for the first time the enormous scale of Epsteinās travel operation. More than 3,700 commercial flights were booked between 2009 and 2019. In more than 1,700 records, no passenger name could be identified. Many were redacted by the DOJ, which removed the identities of potential victims from the files. Gaps in that process mean that the files do show the unredacted names of hundreds of passengers, including those of known victims, but itās impossible to know definitively the total number of itineraries booked for women who were abused. ā¦
ā¦ Remarkably, it was an organization where āeverything was done in plain sight,ā said Homayra Sellier, founder of Innocence in Danger, a global child protection non profit organization. ā¦ Epstein moved women through the same properties where he hosted his rich and famous friends. His American Express Black Card was used to book flights for young women, with his Amex relationship manager bending the companyās rules to fraudulently secure travel visas for them. He recruited victims from the same countries where he cultivated political influence. That implies, Sellier and other experts said, that the shadow organization was only possible because of the protections and privileges that Epstein received from his elite contacts and his status as a billionaire. āThis only goes to show how powerful were his contacts,ā Sellier said. Companies ignored red flags over Epsteinās behavior because of his wealth, his contacts in finance helped him maintain access to private banking services ā¦
https://x.com/dwwolber/status/2080339859106152940
Siad is just one of the modeling agents who trafficked women to Epstein (some shown below). He and Jean Luc Brunel are now āsuicidedā, which seems to happen when they are investigatedā¦
(Compiled by l69norm)
Judge orders DOJ to give him the remaining 3 million unreleased Epstein files - fully unredacted by Thurs - along with the proof that any of the redacted information was needed to be kept privateā¦
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