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Ghislaine Sends FINAL WARNING to Trump after DISASTER HEARING

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Ghislaine Sends FINAL WARNING to Trump after DISASTER HEARING", an episode of MeidasTouch published February 12, 2026 (21 min, about 3,466 words). It mentions 12 people, works and ideas, including Ghislain Maxwell, Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Kate Blanch.

What this episode is about

Ghislaine Maxwell has issued a stark warning to Donald Trump following Attorney General Pam Bondi's contentious hearing, expressing concern over the repercussions of her cabinet's statements. The situation is further complicated by Bondi's problematic remarks about Maxwell's imprisonment, highlighting issues of justice and accountability surrounding the Epstein case and the apparent cover-ups by officials involved.

Key takeaways

  • When the Attorney General wishes death upon a convict, is justice serving its true purpose or just stirring the pot?
  • Ghislaine's cryptic threats to Trump reveal a maestro of manipulation playing the strings behind the scenes.
  • A cabinet in disarray, where even the AG can't keep her story straight, raises eyebrows on justice's integrity.
  • Is Bondi's alleged cover-up the wobbly bridge uniting the Trump regime with Ghislaine’s dark past?
  • In the theater of politics, Ghislaine's shadow looms large; will it overshadow the alleged sins of her powerful allies?

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 5:00: Attorney General Pam Bondi, Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Kate Blanch
  2. – 10:00: Donald Trump, Kate Blanch, Jeffrey Epstein, David Oscar Marcus
  3. – 15:00: Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Soul
  4. – 20:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, Kate Blanch
  5. – 21:24: Donald Trump, Kate Blanch

Notable quotes from "Ghislaine Sends FINAL WARNING to Trump after DISASTER HEARING"

  • Proves fatal blurs the line between punishment and revenge. The Justice Department is already under scrutiny for its handling of the Epstein files. It now faces a simpler…
    about Jeffrey Epstein · at
  • Poke and prod. So, watch this cross-examination so you can see for yourself. Attorney General Bondi, does a convicted sex offender like Elaine Maxwell deserve special treatment and prison in and privileges in prison? Yes or no?
    about Aaron Ross · at
  • Back to a maximum security prism as soon as possible. But what she has told another committee here is that she won't cooperate with them unless she gets clemency from Donald…
    about Elaine Maxwell · at
  • Now, of course, this follows the statement by Gain's lawyer, Oscar Marcus, David Oscar Marcus, what he said at her deposition where she invoked the fifth. Remember, he goes on…
    about David Oscar Marcus · at
  • Showing that Epstein was never banned from Mara Lago. He was never a member to begin with. He was always a guest and a friend of Donald Trump. And the DOJ is withholding this…
    about Mara Lago · at
  • The unredacted version of this so that the American people can understand the extent of Donald Trump's lies about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?
    about Donald Trump · at
  • On Maxwell, is the president going to rule out a pardon for her? in her testimony deposition yesterday, her legal team seems to be making a case again for a pardon from the president.
    about Oscar Marcus · at
  • Involved in these crimes. To help us learn who were the others who knew about these crimes. to help us learn what exactly was said between Todd Blanch and Golain Maxwell that…
    about Kate Blanch · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Ghislain Maxwell — Person · Primary referenced subject · 6 mentions
    Central figure discussed as issuing a public warning (via family-run social media) in response to Pam Bondi’s hearing comments and in the broader context of Epstein-related files and alleged political leverage.
  • Donald Trump — Person · Primary political figure referenced · 13 mentions · first at
    Discussed as the target of Maxwell’s warning and as the decision-maker for potential clemency; also referenced regarding alleged concealment/privilege claims around Epstein-related documents.
  • Jeffrey Epstein — Person · Referenced criminal case figure · 11 mentions · first at
    Referenced as the nexus of the ‘Epstein files’ and alleged withheld documents; described as having sent an email to Maxwell containing notes about Trump’s relationship with him.
  • Attorney General Pam Bondi — Person · Referenced official under criticism · 5 mentions · first at
    Portrayed as having a ‘disastrous’ hearing performance and criticized for saying she hopes Maxwell dies in prison; discussed as being in an internal dispute with Todd Blanch over Maxwell’s prison transfer.
    Prosecution without prejudice? And it's interesting that Gileain focuses on that. Overall, Bondi was clearly involved in the cover up of the child sex trafficking ring, which…
  • Kate Blanch — Person · Referenced lawyer/power-broker figure · 9 mentions · first at
    Discussed as someone allegedly involved in/knowledgeable about Maxwell’s transfer and as a rival to Bondi; framed as having spoken with Maxwell and potentially positioned to replace Bondi.
  • Aaron Ross — Person · Referenced questioner in hearing · 2 mentions · first at
    Identified as the Democratic member who cross-examined Bondi about Maxwell’s transfer and special treatment, prompting a notable exchange used to support the episode’s narrative.
  • David Oscar Marcus — Person · Referenced attorney (full name variant) · 1 mention · first at
    Full-name form used in the transcript for Maxwell’s lawyer; likely the canonical name for the same person referenced as ‘Oscar Marcus’.
  • Oscar Marcus — Person · Referenced attorney/spokesperson · 1 mention · first at
    Named as Maxwell’s lawyer in the episode, associated with statements about clemency and testimony strategy; appears to be the same individual as ‘David Oscar Marcus’ below.
  • Elaine Maxwell — Person · Misnaming/alias used in episode · 3 mentions · first at
    The transcript repeatedly uses ‘Elaine Maxwell’ in contexts that clearly refer to Ghislaine Maxwell (sentence length, conviction, transfer). This is likely an error/variant rather than a distinct person.

Places & events

  • Camp Brian — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as a VIP facility where Gileain Maxwell was transferred, highlighting the controversy around her prison conditions.
    But that begs the question, who ordered her to be transferred to the minimum security prison that she was ineligible for? Who signed off on the special privileges?
  • Mara Lago — Place · Setting · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced in the context of Donald Trump's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, indicating a location where Epstein was a guest.

Sponsors

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    Promoted as an alcohol alternative with CBD and THC products during the podcast.
    Their habits, myself included. And honestly, having one less drink has never felt easier. Instead of pouring a cocktail, I've been reaching for Soul's out of office drinks and…

Full transcript with timestamps

Guilain Maxwell has sent a warning to Donald Trump after the disastrous hearing of Pam Bondi. Guileain essentially wrote to Donald Trump, "You better be careful what your cabinet members are saying." And Guileain posted this through family members who run a social media account for her. Specifically, here's what Gileain Maxwell had her family post after Attorney General Pam Bondi's awful hearing. That's what Gileain Maxwell wrote. America's Attorney General told a House Judiciary Committee meeting today. She hopes Gileain Maxwell dies in prison. This is an extraordinary thing for a nation's chief law officer to wish. It sounds less like justice than bloodlust. Elaine is serving a 20-year sentence, not a life term. To hope it proves fatal blurs the line between punishment and revenge. The Justice Department is already under scrutiny for its handling of the Epstein files. It now faces a simpler question. If the

guardian of the law talks like a shocked jock, what faith should the public have in the system she runs? What happened to prosecution without passion, to prosecution without prejudice? And it's interesting that Gileain focuses on that. Overall, Bondi was clearly involved in the cover up of the child sex trafficking ring, which Gileain was convicted of, for which Epstein was charged with and convicted of earlier as well, which Donald Trump is covering up. But there was one small moment under intense cross-examination by Democratic Congresswoman Ross who was asking Bondi about Gilain Maxwell being transferred from Tallahassee to this clubfed VIP facility in Texas, Camp Brian. And you can tell that this struck a nerve with Bondi cuz what I had always heard from all of my sourcing is that Bondi and Blanch were in a dispute over it. Not because Bondi didn't want it to take place, but because Bondi was

being blamed for it and had not coordinated it herself. She thought it was done behind her back by Blanch and Bondi was not given notice of it before. Although Bondi was someone who wanted to help Donald Trump cover up the child sex trafficking ring. So when Bondi was being cross-examined on this, Bondi was like, I don't know how the transfer happened. There's a fight right now going on behind the scenes between Bondi and Blanch. People think that Blanch is going to soon be replacing Bondi, especially after her disastrous performance as the next attorney general. So that's part of what was going on behind the scenes. But if you look at Gilain's coded language right here, to hope it proves fatal blurs the line. The Justice Department is already under scrutiny for its handling of the Epstein files. And then it faces a simpler question. If the Guardian of the Law talks like a shock jock, what faith

should the public have in the system she runs? I mean, by the way, screw you, Gileain. I mean, you're a child sex trafficker, so let me be very blunt about that. But I want to point out the coded language here. Shock jock, I also think is directed at Trump given his prior connections with Howard Stern and a lot of the audio that came out there. And then she's talking about the public already doesn't trust you. Remember what our deal was, Donald? Remember what Blanch told me? This is what I think is going on behind the scenes here. I'll give you more data points, but let me show you over here the questioning, the crossexam by Congresswoman Ross to Bondi. And Bondi was able to stay on her script of basically attacking the members of Congress, ducking and dodging. But there was this moment where she let it slip and then Gileain hit her right away. It hit Trump right away with that statement. And to me, it's saying stay

in your lane. And this is the problem where you have the Trump regime essentially being run at this point by a ch by Gilain's threats, right? Trump is compromised. He's shown weakness to Guileain and she knows exactly where to poke and prod. So, watch this cross-examination so you can see for yourself. Attorney General Bondi, does a convicted sex offender like Elaine Maxwell deserve special treatment and prison in and privileges in prison? Yes or no?

Let me be crystal clear on this. No. And let me let me let me keep going. No, let me keep going.

Perfect. Well, I I did not know she was transferred. I asked you yes or no. She was not transferred to a lower.

Mr. Chairman, please stop the clock and remind the witness of the rules. One rule she needs to understand.

I'm glad that we're agreeing. So, when we're agreeing, we can move on to some other things. But I want you to know that every time she does get these perks, and it's been publicly reported that her the folks she's abused, the survivors who are sitting here, they see themselves as being denied justice. They feel retraumatized. And I'm glad that we agree on that. But she should not be in that prison. and she needs to be moved back to a maximum security prism as as soon as possible. But what she has told another committee here is that she won't cooperate with them unless she gets clemency from Donald Trump. It's just crazy to consider that she can be wielding this kind of influence within the administration.

But that begs the question, who ordered her to be transferred to the minimum security prison that she was ineligible for? Who signed off on the special privileges? Was it Mr. Blanch? Was it one of your other subordinates? So, please can you tell us who sent her there since you don't agree she should be there? I said, I do not agree she should receive special treatment. She was transferred. I learned after the fact to the same level facility and that is a question for the Bureau of Prisons. I was not involved in that at all. The same level facility. I don't know why but you know instead of talking about Gerlain Maxwell who hopefully will die in prison hopefully will die in prison talking about Arena Zerutka.

I have a couple of died on a subway right and I absolutely you don't talk about that. I have been talking about it and actually helping with these issues, but we're going to move back to you. I bet we are. Yes, of course. Because you're here to testify. That's what the whole point of this endeavor is. So, of course, we're moving back to you. It is all about you. Now, of course, this follows the statement by Gain's lawyer, uh, Oscar Marcus, David Oscar Marcus, what he said at her deposition where she invoked the fifth. Remember, he goes on and says, "But if you grant her clemency, Donald Trump, she will exonerate you. She can't testify today." Sure, she talked to Todd Blanch and said what you wanted, Donald.

Remember, now just grant her clemency and she'll bring it home for you, Donald. In my opinion, that's the coded language. I'm just giving you my opinion, but you could disagree, right? We're all entitled to our first amendment opinion speech. But I think that's what Gilain was saying. Bring it home. Donald and she likes Blanch doesn't like Bondi. Even though Bondi is playing to an audience of one with Donald Trump to cover up the child sex trafficking ring while BL they're competing Blanch and Bondi for who can cover up the child sex trafficking ring better for Donald. Like do you see what's going on behind the scenes? And I'll give you this example right here. when Democratic Congress member, this is one of the types of things that Gillain can actually reveal and hopefully we get this information anyway, but Congress member Goldman when he went to the DOJ special facility where they have the unredacted Epstein

files which are being unlawfully withheld. There are documents that Epstein forwarded to Gileain. So, she knows all about this and it's obvious if these were forward to her in 2009. She was lying through her teeth when she spoke to Todd Blanch. I don't know anything about Donald Trump. You knew in very detail what was going on. But this email, I believe, shows Donald Trump's lawyers speaking with Epstein lawyers showing that Epstein was never banned from Mara Lago. He was never a member to begin with. He was always a guest and a friend of Donald Trump. And the DOJ is withholding this document. It's a perfect example to protect Donald Trump under a claim of privilege. This is I think there's a lot of people talking about documents. This is the most important one. And Gileain knows that this document and many more like this.

So what her warning is to Donald Trump, the public already doesn't trust this process. So, we know that she's an absolute liar and you can't trust anything she says and she's a convicted sex trafficker. But what she could do is give a road map where to find documents that are being withheld right now, which she knows exists, like this one right here. And then you can corroborate it at least with a document. Watch this exchange between Goldman and Bondi when Bondi's like, "Oh, this information about Trump is privileged. It's being with what priv what are you talking about? But it's privilege, right? Nuts.

Here, play this clip. I also found an email that I have right here from Jeffrey Epstein to Gileain Maxwell that was unredacted and it included notes of statements that Donald Trump made about his prior relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Now, there is no reason for this to be hidden from the American people. There is no privilege. There is no attorney client privilege. And I see you're checking with your staff. And I can assure you staff, this is not under attorney client privilege because it was sent from Jeffrey Epstein to Gileain Maxwell.

Will you commit to publicly providing the unredacted version of this so that the American people can understand the extent of Donald Trump's lies about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?

You're about as good of a lawyer today as you were when you tried to impeach President Trump in 2016. Have you apologized for that in 2019?

So, will you will you unredact this? Will you unact on that? Privileged. I'm asking you, will you unredact this?

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Now, let me show you what the correct script is. That Bondi screwed up the script. The script is if you're asked about clemency or moving Gaina Maxwell, you're just supposed to say in the Trump regime, I can't really answer. We're moving on. I can't answer that. Right. I mean, you had Caroline Levit 2 days ago when she was asked about this said, "Is the president going to rule out a pardon?" Oh, this isn't even something we talk about. That's the talking point that for that one moment Bondi missed here, play this clip.

On Maxwell, is the president going to rule out a pardon for her? uh in her uh testimony deposition yesterday, her legal team seems to be making a case again for a pardon from the president.

Again, this is not something I've discussed with the president recently because frankly it's not a priority. He's focused on uh many of the issues that the American people are dealing with and and providing solutions to those issues. U so I haven't spoken with him him recently. Last time we did speak about it, he said it's not something he's considering or thinking about.

Go ahead, Bloomberg. Thanks, Caroline. Um, uh, Secretary Lutnik today was testifying on the Hill.

And look, James Comr understood the talking point. Play this clip. Mr. Chairman, quick question. What are your thoughts about Gain Maxwell's lawyer saying she needs clemency to test before she testifies?

I don't know. Uh, you know, initially she said month ago that she would testify if we granted her immunity on the oversight committee. and we we discussed that after we met with the survivors and they didn't support that. So we we never considered it after that. So this was something new today. Obviously that's not for me to decide. That's for the president's side.

Thank you. Congress member Cole understood the talking point. Play this clip. Mr. Chairman, real quick. Should uh Gileain Maxwell get clemency to testify?

I'm sorry. Should Galileain Maxwell get clemency to testify? Oh, I have no earthly idea. Oh,

got it. Any updates on DHS funding? Uh, don't know yet. I mean, we passed the bill. We're still waiting on the Senate to do something.

Got it. Are are Republicans open to any of the proposed reforms that Democrats put out?

Congresswoman Malio Takis understood the talking point. Play this clip. Congresswoman, real quick, should Maxwell get clemency to testify?

I got to go to the physician's office. Got it. And here is Caroline Levit saying, "We're moving on from Epstein. We're not talking about it anymore."

Uh, and that remains true. And this call, if it did happen, corroborates exactly what President Trump has said from the beginning. And I'm sure many of you when you read that that alleged FBI report probably thought to yourself, "Wow, this really cracks our narrative that we've been trying to push about this president for many years." So, uh, we're moving on from that. Reagan,

you're moving on. really, you're just moving on. And by the way, folks, even right-wing podcasters like Andrew Scholes, they realize what's going on. Watch what Scholes says about Gilain Maxwell wanting clemency. Play this clip.

Gain speaks with Trump's former lawyer and then all of a sudden now she's in a nice cushy place and all of a sudden she's pleading the fifth.

And she's saying how weird lab if you let me out. She No, she says if he gives me uh

immunity immunity or clemency, is that the word? Um what's the difference between clemency and immunity?

I thought clemency, you take away the charges. Immunity is just like uh you still have the charges, but anything I say can't be used against me.

Got it. Okay. So, she wants clemency to talk to clear Trump's name. And it's like, well, if his name was clear,

why do you need clemency? Before clemency is after. That's what they're saying.

Got it. Okay. But like to me, like is she shrewd enough to indict him that way? Like is she smart enough to go, "Yeah, I'll clear Trump if you give me clemency." Well, if he's clear, why are you even putting that on the table?

That's right. Like just she might be shrewing up, but she doesn't have to be because her attorneys are meeting with her being like, "Hey, just say this."

You know what I mean? And like you have enough smart people working on her beh and also you have Scholes saying how powerful are the people that Trump is trying to protect? We know what's it's obvious to me to Scholes to anybody. No matter where you stand, right, left, center independent left up down purple, green, red, blue, it's obvious. Watch what Scholes says. So how powerful are the people that Trump is protecting? or does Epstein or the powers that be have incriminating evidence on him prior the the 2005 evidence of him doing any you know

I don't even want to mention horrible [ __ ] things um where he's willing to go down with the ship instead of just exposing it because if he did stop being friends with him and he was sure that they didn't have anything knowing Trump

yes wouldn't he just sell everyone else down the river. That's what I'm saying.

Even Tim Pool, here's what Tim P had to say. Play this clip. I ain't cutting Trump any slack now that we know that they've covered up the co-conspirator conspirator documents. There's a document saying that they were investigating co-conspirator Epstein. There's photos and videos of minors and children. Dan Bonino was like, "Look, a lot of these things were hearsay and, you know, fake tips that were uncorroborated." All of that is true, but there's still no excuse for them not exposing these deep, dark, corrupt pedos. Like, I can understand. I can understand Bill Gates didn't do anything criminal. If it is true that he got an STD from Russian hookers and gave it to his wife on on accident, that's not illegal. He got divorced. I can understand why it's embarrassing. And I can respect someone saying, "Please don't release that email. It's not material to anybody. It's just just internal drama." That's gross and

embarrassing. Yeah. But there's other stuff in there like that's already being brought up that I would say is shocking to the conscience that Trump called it a hoax. And then I'll leave you with Congress member Walenshaw said the following about Trump's view on clemency about Gileain. And this again, this is why Gileain made that post because when she heard she was good with everything else Bondi said, but that one moment Gila's reasserting herself and saying "Donald get Blanch to be the AG, Donald." And trust me, that coded message is being sent. Let's play the clip of Democratic Congress member Walenshaw. Let's play it.

Galain Maxwell is a monster. She facilitated, aided, and emedded Epstein's crimes, engaged in those crimes. She was the enforcer who threatened the victims and the survivors of those crimes. And today, we looked into the eyes of that monster in the deposition. What we did not get were any substantive answers to the questions that were asked that would advance our investigation to help us learn who were the other men involved in these crimes. To help us learn who were the others who knew about these crimes. to help us learn what exactly was said between Todd Blanch and Golain Maxwell that led her to be transferred to a minimum security prison. What we did get was another episode in her longunning campaign for clemency from President Trump.

And President Trump could end that today. He could rule out clemency for Galain Maxwell the monster. He could rule out a pardon for Golain Maxwell the monster. The question for all of us today is why hasn't he done that and why won't he do that? Well, there you have it. Let me know what you all think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million. Thanks everybody for watching. New Midas merch. Head to store.midestouch.com today and get yourself the best prodemocracy gear and show your support. That's store.mistouch.com.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Ghislaine Sends FINAL WARNING to Trump after DISASTER HEARING"?

Guilain Maxwell, Pam Bondi (Guest), Donald Trump (Guest), Congresswoman Ross (Guest), Congress Member Goldman (Guest), Congress member Walenshaw, James Comey (Guest), Andrew Scholes.

What is "Ghislaine Sends FINAL WARNING to Trump after DISASTER HEARING" about?

Ghislaine Maxwell has issued a stark warning to Donald Trump following Attorney General Pam Bondi's contentious hearing, expressing concern over the repercussions of her cabinet's statements. The situation is further complicated by Bondi's problematic remarks about Maxwell's imprisonment, highlighting issues of justice and accountability surrounding the Epstein case and the apparent cover-ups by…

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

12 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Ghislain Maxwell, Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Kate Blanch, Aaron Ross. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Ghislaine Sends FINAL WARNING to Trump after DISASTER HEARING"?

The episode runs 21 min; the transcript is about 3,466 words in 49 timestamped sections.

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