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FELON Trump FACES KARMA as Country WANTS HIM OUT!!

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "FELON Trump FACES KARMA as Country WANTS HIM OUT!!", an episode of MeidasTouch published February 10, 2026 (20 min, about 3,188 words). It mentions 12 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislain Maxwell, Department of Justice, Binance.

What this episode is about

The discussion focuses on the legal troubles and controversies surrounding Donald Trump, emphasizing his conviction on multiple felony counts and alleged connections to Ghislaine Maxwell. Key points include calls for his impeachment, critiques of his legal strategies, and a comparison of past instances where high-profile individuals invoked their Fifth Amendment rights in relation to Trump.

Key takeaways

  • Trump's own words haunt him: 'Only the guilty plead the fifth.' Welcome to irony, Donald.
  • From the Epstein files to the Oval Office, it's a saga of scandals thicker than any political drama.
  • Impeaching a president isn't just a legal move; it's a national reset button. Who's ready to press it?
  • With more references to Trump in Epstein files than Jesus in the Bible, religious comparisons just got scandalous.
  • Congress saw the redacted truth. Looks like obscuring facts won’t save Trump from the public’s scrutiny.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 5:00: Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Department of Justice, Kate Blanch
  2. – 10:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, Department of Justice, Julie K. Brown
  3. – 15:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, Ghislain Maxwell, Department of Justice
  4. – 20:00: Donald Trump, Binance, Jeffrey Epstein, ProPublica

Notable quotes from "FELON Trump FACES KARMA as Country WANTS HIM OUT!!"

  • Just grants Gileain clemency, she'll speak out and exonerate him. You think that was a smart move, Donald? You think everybody's stupid and doesn't realize what you're doing…
    about Donald Trump · at
  • Finally members of Congress got to see the Epstein files at the DOJ where the redactions could be removed. And so the DOJ, Pam Bondi and Todd Blanch, remember Todd Blanch was…
    about Department of Justice · at
  • Unlawful redactions that referenced Donald Trump. And you see what was going on. Trump's lawyers during the relevant time period were in contact with Epstein's lawyers. They…
    about Kate Blanch · at
  • The period of the 2009 investigation and Epstein's lawyers synopsized and quoted Trump as saying that Jeffrey Epstein was not a member of his club at Mara Lago, but he was a…
    about Mara Lago · at
  • Heard that right. I'm going to go through a police report right now that Julie K. Brown found. Trump told Palm Beach police chief everyone knew about Epstein and Maxwell was…
    about Jeffrey Epstein · at
  • Financial. This guy's literally funding Donald Trump after he got the pardon from Donald Trump. And Binance plead guilty to being involved in like money laundering regarding…
    about Binance · at
  • ProPublica collected handwritten letters in mid January from children held at the Dilly Immigration Processing Center, the same facility where 5-year-old Liam Kaneo Ramos was taken. Hundreds of.
    about ProPublica · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Donald Trump — Person · Primary subject (criticized political figure) · 20 mentions · first at
    Central figure accused of corruption and implicated throughout discussion of Epstein-related files, Fifth Amendment invocations, DOJ redactions, and alleged quid-pro-quo clemency dynamics.
  • Jeffrey Epstein — Person · Referenced alleged sex trafficker / focal figure in document discussion · 18 mentions · first at
    Used as the anchor for discussion of 'Epstein files,' depositions, alleged trafficking network, and communications involving lawyers and Maxwell; contrasted with Trump regarding Fifth Amendment invocations.
  • Ghislain Maxwell — Person · Referenced witness / convicted associate in Epstein case · 1 mention · first at
    Discussed in context of invoking the Fifth before House Oversight, alleged offer of clemency for testimony, and being described as an 'operative' in a police-report account.
    Knowing about that, Donald. And you see it here in the report. Trump said that Maxwell was Epstein's operative. She is evil and to focus on her. Trump told the police chief…
  • Kate Blanch — Person · Referenced attorney / DOJ leadership figure (as described in episode) · 2 mentions · first at
    Presented as Trump's former criminal defense attorney and described as involved in DOJ handling of Epstein-file access/redactions; also mentioned as having spoken with Maxwell earlier.
  • Julie K. Brown — Person · Referenced investigative journalist · 2 mentions · first at
    Credited as a key reporter who broke major Epstein-related stories and is cited for reporting on a 2006 police-report account involving Trump, Epstein, and Maxwell.
    Check that you're subscribed right now and hit subscribe and share this with anybody else you know. I want to give a hat tip to an incredible all-star reporter, Julie K. Brown.…
  • Jared Moskowitz — Person · Referenced lawmaker / eyewitness to document review · 2 mentions
    Describes the DOJ viewing setup and alleges extensive over-redaction while claiming he saw evidence of a global trafficking network and co-conspirator names.
  • Jamie Raskin — Person · Referenced lawmaker / quoted source · 1 mention · first at
    Quoted describing a redacted email chain involving Epstein, Maxwell, and alleged communications between Epstein lawyers and Trump lawyers about Mar-a-Lago membership claims.
    Forwarded that to Gileain. That's one of the emails and messages that have been redacted by Trump in the DOJ. Listen to it in the words of the ranking Democratic member of the…
  • Attorney General Pam Bondi — Person · Referenced attorney / DOJ leadership figure (as described in episode) · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as a Trump-aligned lawyer (impeachment-era) and described as part of DOJ leadership controlling access/redactions to Epstein-related documents.
    DOJ, Pam Bondi and Todd Blanch, remember Todd Blanch was Donald Trump's former criminal defense attorney. Pam Bondi was one of the lawyers for Donald Trump during his…

Companies & orgs

  • Department of Justice — Company · Government agency · 5 mentions · first at
    Central to the discussion about the handling of the Epstein files and redactions.
  • Binance — Company · Business focus · 2 mentions · first at
    Discussed in relation to a pardon by Donald Trump and subsequent financial support to Trump's stable coin.
  • ProPublica — Company · Referenced work · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned for their investigative reporting on children detained at immigration facilities.

Places & events

  • Mara Lago — Place · Setting · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in the context of Jeffrey Epstein's association with Donald Trump and the club.

Full transcript with timestamps

Impeach the felon now. Impeach the felon in the Oval Office right now. That's right. Donald Trump's been convicted of 34 separate counts of felonies. He's a fraud. He's a bankruptor. He is an absolute menace. And he's someone who's been found liable for sexual assault. And so he's behaving the way we would expect someone with those attributes to behave. Did you really think, Donald, it was a smart idea to have Gilain Maxwell go before the House Oversight Committee and invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-inccrimination and not answer questions when you had your former criminal defense attorney Todd Blanch several months back speak with Gileain Maxwell where she did not invoke her Fifth Amendment rights against self-inccrimination and she lied through her teeth. And now that she was before the House Oversight Committee yesterday, her lawyer said, "But if Donald Trump just grants Gileain clemency, she'll

speak out and exonerate him." You think that was a smart move, Donald? You think everybody's stupid and doesn't realize what you're doing right there? So, let's pull out the receipts because I believe you said, Donald, that only the mob pleads the fifth. that the only people who plead the fifth are people who are guilty. Remember when you said that, Donald? Okay. So, let's show this. How about a side byside first, Jeffrey Epstein's deposition in 2010 where he was asked questions about you, Donald, and underage girls, and he invoked the fifth. Then, we'll show Guileain Maxwell being asked questions yesterday before the House Oversight Committee about you and underage girls and also whether you promised her a pardon. uh if she remains silent and as well as questions to her about other co-conspirators where she invoked the fifth amendment right against selfinccrimination. Hm. So that would incriminate her Donald. So first

let me show the side by side of Epstein and Gileain. Epstein 2010. Gain yesterday. Let's play this clip. Have you ever socialized with Donald Trump in the presence of females under the age of 18? Though I'd like to answer that question at least today. I'm going to have to assert my fifth, sixth, and 14th amendment right. Sir,

are you aware of Donald Trump ever engaging in sexual activity with an individual introduced to him by you or Jeffrey Epstein?

I invoke my fifth amendment right to silence. And I've got more receipts. Donald, how about the video deposition of you in 2022 in connection with the fraud case against you where you invoke the fifth hundreds and hundreds of times. Do we see a pattern with this gang of criminals right here? Do we see a pattern over here? Impeach the felon. Now, play this clip. So,

Mr. Trump, I take it you are are not going to answer any questions about your preparation today with your counsel. Is that correct? Then just read that. Should I say this or should I respond to that?

Just read that. For all of the reasons provided in my answer which is incorporated herein in its entirety, I decline to answer the question. Same answer. Same answer. Same answer. Same answer. Same answer. Same answer. Same answer. Same answer. Anyone in my position not taking the fifth amendment would be a fool.

And I'll just bring out the receipt right here of Donald Trump when he was campaigning in 2016 and he said, "The mob takes the fifth. Only guilty people take the fifth. Impeach the felon." Now, let's play this clip.

Here's people taking the fifth amendment. Four people plus the guy who illegally did the server. You know, he put in the illegal server. So there are five people taking the fifth amendment like you see on the mob, right? You see the mob takes the fifth. If you're innocent, why are you taking the fifth amendment? Now it was a disastrous day for Donald Trump yesterday. Momentum is building as the public becomes more and more educated about just how bad the Epstein files are for Donald Trump. As I've said before, there's more references to Donald Trump in the Epstein Files than to the word Harry in these seven Harry Potter books.

More references to Donald Trump in the Epstein Files than Jesus in the Bible. Those aren't just memes. Those are true facts right there. And the ramifications of the Epstein files, by the way, it's only a partial release. There's still three million more documents that are out there that are being concealed by the Department of Justice, but the ramifications are being felt across the world, toppling world governments and world leaders and business leaders. But Donald Trump thinks, well, they're the center of the cabal. So, you think you're going to get away with it?

Impeach the felon now. Impeach Howard Lutnik. Impeach all these crooks and criminals who infest and fester in that Oval Office. Reclaim it for we the people. Impeach the felon. Now, yesterday was a big day also because finally members of Congress got to see the Epstein files at the DOJ where the redactions could be removed. And so the DOJ, Pam Bondi and Todd Blanch, remember Todd Blanch was Donald Trump's former criminal defense attorney. Pam Bondi was one of the lawyers for Donald Trump during his impeachment. So he put his own lawyers, including a criminal defense lawyer, to lead the DOJ. They stuck the lawmakers in a little tiny room with 2.7 million documents and didn't even explain how to go through them all. But the lawmakers were able to figure out a lot of it. They're going back today to look at even more. And when they looked underneath these redactions, they made some horrifying

findings. They saw that the Trump DOJ was redacting co-conspirators, vile acts, torture videos, torture statements, the most heinous things imaginable that were not allowed to be redacted. The lawmakers who went to the DOJ, were able to look at these documents, found out that there was all of these unlawful redactions, including unlawful redactions that referenced Donald Trump. And you see what was going on. Trump's lawyers during the relevant time period were in contact with Epstein's lawyers. They were coordinating apparently. And Trump's lawyers were telling Epstein's lawyers how Epstein was never a member of Mara Lago. He was always just like a guest.

So he never had to be excluded or disinvited because he was a guest and he was never a member and never had his membership canled. And then Epstein forwarded that to Gileain. That's one of the emails and messages that have been redacted by Trump in the DOJ. Listen to it in the words of the ranking Democratic member of the House Judiciary Committee, Jamie Rascin, so you can hear it for yourself. You know what I say here on the Midas Touch Network. We come with receipts. Play the clip.

The Department of Justice has not sent forth its so-called privilege log. So, it's not explained yet why there might be certain redactions that have been made. Um, I saw one document which was um an email that was sent by Jeffrey Epstein to Galain Maxwell which was the forward of an email that he had received from some of his lawyers giving an account of a conversation between Epstein lawyers uh and Trump lawyers and others about um what had taken place um during that 2009 period. It was during the period of the 2009 investigation and Epstein's lawyers uh synopsized and quoted Trump as saying that um that Jeffrey Epstein was not a member of his club at Mara Lago, but he was a guest at Mara Lago and he had never been asked to leave and that was redacted for some indeterminate inscrable reason. I know it seems to be at odds with some things that President Trump has been saying recently about how he had kicked uh

Jeffrey Epstein out of his club or asked him to leave. And this was um at least one report that appears to contradict it. But

just a reminder to hit subscribe, help us get to 6 million subscribers. This is the type of reporting that's needed out there, I believe. So, please double check that you're subscribed right now and hit subscribe and share this with anybody else you know. I want to give a hat tip to an incredible all-star reporter, Julie K. Brown. I mean, she's the legend who broke the Epstein stories originally back in 2017. Without her, none of this happens. Let's be very clear. So, here's what she was reporting yesterday. New breaking. Donald Trump was telling the Palm Beach police back in 2006 that everybody knew Epstein and that he was evil and that Gileain Maxwell was evil and that they brought teenage girls around Donald Trump. You heard that right. I'm going to go through a police report right now that Julie K. Brown found. Trump told Palm Beach police chief everyone knew about Epstein and Maxwell was evil. In 2006,

as Epstein's criminal sex charge became public, Trump called then Palm Beach police chief Michael Writer to tell him that Epstein's activities with teenage girls were well known in both New York and Palm Beach. I thought you denied knowing about that, Donald. And you see it here in the report. Trump said that Maxwell was Epstein's operative. She is evil and to focus on her. Trump told the police chief that he was around Epstein once when teenagers were present and Trump got the hell out of there. He said Trump was one of the very first people to call when people found out that they were investigating Epstein. Fascinating.

Fascinating. That's in the files, folks. And imagine all the stuff that's been redacted that the lawmakers are uncovering right now. Democratic Congress member Jared Moscowitz was one of the lawmakers who went to the DOJ to look at these redactions and remove the redactions. Here's what he describes as what happened. Play this clip.

So, first of all, you go into uh the Department of Justice today. You go to the 10th floor of a building. There's nobody who works on that floor. You go into a room with four computers. Uh the system that they uh set up for us to view these documents has a 24-page handbook on how to use it. There's 2.7 million documents that you have to go through. There's no way to go through them unless you know what you're looking for by batch number. Try to match up the redacted document and look for it uh in an unredacted capacity. Uh but first, let me say that uh today I saw a worldwide sex trafficking ring with people in other countries sourcing young children for Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirators names, men and women. Uh clearly other people that might be on the client list that are on text messages and emails. Over redaction, dramatic over redaction. Uh uh it looks like intentionally so. Uh and then

documents that are still redacted. And when we asked why these were redacted, that's because they were submitted into this electronic system uh redacted and the people that were at our disposal to ask those questions did not know why they were still redacted. Jake,

also you have a congresswoman, Anna Paulina Luna from Florida. She's MAGA through and through. But here's what she had to say. Play this clip.

You said that you do not support at all Gain Maxwell getting any clemency for her testimony. And why is it important for her to be held accountable?

Well, because according to the files that we all saw, she was engaged in the trafficking and also rape of young women and potentially children. I don't think that she deserves any special treatment. She's a monster. By the way, she was speaking with Pablo Monriquez, who runs our Washington DC bureau, who also caught up with Lauren Boowbert. Here's what she had to say. Congresswoman, are you among the members who got to see the unredacted files today?

Um, yes, I saw some of them, not all of them, obviously. Um, and I'll be going back tomorrow to see more.

Any reaction on what you've seen so far? Um, I I think that there's uh folks who are definitely implicated and co-conspirators and, uh, you know, I don't think everyone there that was, uh, talking about underage girls being trafficked are victims.

Got And do you support any clemency for Gain Maxwell? She was saying that she should

I do not. I think I think Gain Maxwell should get more time and she should definitely be in a harsher prison than what she's in. It's absolutely disgusting.

Also, uh, Republican Senator Lumis from Wyoming, she said that previously she was not for releasing the Epstein files. She said that she didn't know what the big deal was. She said, "Wow, now that we've seen these files," she said that she was wrong for not really knowing why people were caring about releasing these files. Play this clip.

I've not been one of the members who has glombmed on to this as an issue. I've sort of intentionally um deferred to others uh to find out about it. Uh but 9-year-old victims of that

all over the world. Moscow was saying too, it was sort of like a real global network that they're now getting to see on these four terminals they have outside.

Wow. Well, initially my reaction to all this was, I don't care. I don't know what the big deal is. Uh but now I see what the big deal is and it was worth investigating and the members of Congress that have been pushing this were not wrong. So that's that's really my only reaction.

Now Aaron Parnes who you know is affiliated with the Midas Touch Network. We carry his podcast. He's got the Parnes perspective YouTube page. He shows this document. We've got our team all over here folks. They're all over this right now. Aaron Parnes writes, "Epstein file, sorry, new Epstein file discusses the 2003 birthday book with the alleged birthday book notes sent by President Trump." A note that he denies writing. This email right here, which is redacted unlawfully, I might add, explicitly notes requests for the birthday book from Trump. It's dated December 24th, 2002. And it's requesting that Trump submit his page for the birthday book. It's right there. The birthday book is on the disc right there. We're seeing it all. So, while Donald Trump is a cornered rat, impeach the felon. Now, what's Donald Trump doing? More corruption. He, of course, as you know, pardoned a guy by the name

of CZ, the founder of Binance. And that guy in return now owns 87% of Trump's stable coin with World Liberty Financial. This guy's literally funding Donald Trump after he got the pardon from Donald Trump. And Binance plead guilty to being involved in like money laundering regarding terrorism and like sex trafficking. And now they got pardoned by Donald Trump. And now Binance is funding Donald Trump stable coin 87% of it. Can you say corruption? While Americans are suffering, Trump's tariffs are costing each American household at least $1,000 last year.

Although Maggamike Johnson has moved yet again to block the House from voting on Trump's tariffs. Normal normal functioning democracy. I'm being sarcastic, of course. And then you have Donald Trump attacking uh the bridge that's being built between United States and Canada, between Detroit and Ontario. And Trump goes, and I'm do I'll do a whole other video of it this morning. Um Trump writes, "As everyone knows, the country of Canada has treated the United States very unfairly. Now things are turning around fast, but imagine Canada is building a massive bridge between Ontario and Michigan. They own both the Canada and the United States site, of course, built it with virtually no US content. President Barack Hussein Obama stupidly gave them a waiver so they could get around the Buy American Act and not use any American steel. Then he goes on to attack Prime Minister Carney and he attacks everybody and he's like,

"Wow, w I'm stopping this bridge from ever being built. I'm gonna stop it from going into Michigan. I'm gonna stop all of it." I mean, it should be noted um and I think this is an important fact that Canada has paid the entire cost for the bridge. There's another bridge nearby called the Ambassador Bridge that's uh owned by it's a privatelyowned bridge that was the only bridge that connected Detroit uh with Ontario. And the Ambassador Bridge was run by this billionaire family, the family or the Morin family. M O R O U N E privatelyowned bridge. And so the family, I'm saying it wrong, family. Um they wanted to block this bridge that was funded entirely by the Canadian government so that they could only be the ones where you have to basically pay all of the all of the fairs. and they probably are, you know, it's more Donald Trump coddling right-wing oligarchs there and then screwing over Michigan and trying to

screw over this project as a way to get back against um Canada. Let me leave everybody with this because there's a theme here also of Donald Trump attacking children, right? From what I talked about earlier, Trump's friends being predators with children. ProPublica collected handwritten letters in mid January from children held at the Dilly Immigration Processing Center, the same facility where 5-year-old Liam Kaneo Ramos was taken. Hundreds of little children are currently being detained and tortured as we speak.

The ProPublica says, "Let's let children's words speak for themselves." And you have these this artwork by by little children. So, here's what one 12-year-old who's been detained for 60 days writes. I've already spent more than 60 days waking up eating the same repetitive meals, going to the doctor, and the only thing they tell you is to drink more water, and the worst thing is that it seems like the water is what makes the people sick here. How about from 9-year-old uh detained for 50 days? I miss my school and my friends. I feel bad since when I came here to this place because I had been here too long. How about this 5-year-old Louisiana Taza me familia and it's a photo of the of their family is utterly tragic. But this is who the Epstein class goes after children. The Epstein class constantly attacking children. So the theme of this episode, impeach the felon now. Impeach the felon now. Hit subscribe. Let's get

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Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "FELON Trump FACES KARMA as Country WANTS HIM OUT!!"?

Ghislaine Maxwell (Guest), Donald Trump (Guest), Jeffrey Epstein (Guest), Jamie Raskin (Guest), Jared Moskowitz (Guest), Anna Paulina Luna (Guest), Lumis.

What is "FELON Trump FACES KARMA as Country WANTS HIM OUT!!" about?

The discussion focuses on the legal troubles and controversies surrounding Donald Trump, emphasizing his conviction on multiple felony counts and alleged connections to Ghislaine Maxwell. Key points include calls for his impeachment, critiques of his legal strategies, and a comparison of past instances where high-profile individuals invoked their Fifth Amendment rights in relation to Trump.

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

12 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislain Maxwell, Department of Justice, Binance, Kate Blanch. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "FELON Trump FACES KARMA as Country WANTS HIM OUT!!"?

The episode runs 20 min; the transcript is about 3,188 words in 38 timestamped sections.

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