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Trump LOSES IT and SENDS FAKE LIST as ADMIN COLLAPSES

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Trump LOSES IT and SENDS FAKE LIST as ADMIN COLLAPSES", an episode of MeidasTouch published February 15, 2026 (19 min, about 3,129 words). It mentions 25 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, Department of Justice, Marjorie Taylor Green, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Midas Touch Network.

What this episode is about

Donald Trump and his administration are facing scrutiny as new revelations from the Epstein files emerge, leading to the release of a contentious list of "politically exposed persons." The list includes historical figures like Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe alongside Trump's name, raising concerns about the integrity of the Justice Department's handling of the investigation and its implications for survivors of child sex trafficking.

Key takeaways

  • In a bizarre list, the DOJ buries Trump among celebrities, proving even scandals have a Hollywood twist.
  • Marjorie Taylor Greene drops a bombshell: Trump himself is the biggest obstacle to releasing the Epstein files.
  • Labeling Epstein allegations a 'hoax' may be Trump's most misguided blunder, making him look more tyrant than victim.
  • DoJ's 'politically exposed persons' list is a circus; the Pope and Elvis alongside alleged predators? Absurd and offensive.
  • In a tragic theater of justice, the real survivors get redacted while the infamous get a royal pass.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 3:00: Donald Trump, Department of Justice, Janice Joplain, Marilyn Monroe
  2. – 6:00: Donald Trump, Marjorie Taylor Green, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Mike Johnson
  3. – 9:00: Donald Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Young Carol (Yan Carol), Vladimir Putin
  4. – 12:00: Donald Trump, Janice Joplain, Marilyn Monroe, Kaja Kallas
  5. – 15:00: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Pedro Sanchez
  6. – 18:00: Donald Trump, Tom Barrick, John Luke Brunell, Governor Nuomo
  7. – 19:10: Midas Touch Network

Notable quotes from "Trump LOSES IT and SENDS FAKE LIST as ADMIN COLLAPSES"

  • Trump regime is doing. We got the scoop first here on the Midas Touch Network. Aaron Parnos reported the Department of Justice has sent over a letter to Congress outlining or…
    about Midas Touch Network · at
  • They bring it to a court, and then they're able to challenge it. But here, the Trump DOJ is also claiming no judges can enforce the Epstein Transparency Act. So, they're the…
    about Department of Justice · at
  • President Trump. And I know a lot of people have a hard time with that, but that is the truth. He fought the hardest to stop these files from being released.
    about Donald Trump · at
  • Their knees and like literally like kiss Putin's feet. It was like one of the most disgusting things. You're trying to do fake 12 trillion dollar deals with Putin. You're being…
    about Vladimir Putin · at
  • It was a very strong line of questioning. I'll just show you to right-wing podcaster Tim Dylan. Here's what he had to say the other day about Pam Bondi. Let's play it. Pam Bondi, you got to remember Pam Bondi is from Florida.
    about Tim Dylan · at
  • Then two more points I want to make of what's going on abroad. You have former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calling out Donald Trump for betraying the West. Here's what she had to say.
    about Hillary Clinton · at
  • And it should be noted one of Epstein's closest friends who was involved in the sex trafficking ring who was also friends with Trump is a guy by the name of Jean Luke Brunell who was involved.
    about John Luke Brunell · at
  • Top US diplomats right now, that's out there. in August 2011, Barrack emailed Epstein and said, Just saw Sultan who likes you a lot. I told him you're the best, that you're a…
    about Tom Barrick · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political figure (subject of criticism) · 12 mentions · first at
    Central figure in claims about DOJ handling/redactions of Epstein-related files and broader allegations of cover-up and misconduct.
  • Marjorie Taylor Green — Person · Referenced political commentator/participant (quoted via clips) · 3 mentions · first at
    Presented as a pro-Trump-aligned figure who publicly claims Trump opposed releasing Epstein files and describes House procedural dynamics.
    Can enforce the Epstein Transparency Act. So, they're the only people who can enforce it. You have Marjorie Taylor Green going on more right-wing podcasts.
  • Attorney General Pam Bondi — Person · Referenced government/legal figure (discussed in clips/commentary) · 3 mentions · first at
    Discussed as a DOJ-facing figure who 'serves at the pleasure' of the president; criticized as overmatched and implicated in a cover-up narrative.
    Pam Bondi, she serves at the pleasure of the president and his administration and those there are telling her here's who you can prosecute. No, don't do this. I mean,.
  • Vladimir Putin — Person · Referenced foreign leader (comparison/foil) · 1 mention · first at
    Used as a benchmark for 'unaccountable power' and as part of claims about Trump’s posture toward Russia.
  • Tom Barrick — Person · Referenced political/business figure (Epstein communications example) · 1 mention · first at
    Presented as a senior U.S. figure with documented email exchanges with Epstein, used as evidence of proximity/relationships.
  • Janice Joplain — Person · Referenced public figure (example of absurdity in DOJ list) · 3 mentions · first at
    Named as a deceased celebrity included on a 'politically exposed persons' list, framed as evidence the list is bogus/misdirecting.
    They're saying these are the politically exposed people who were involved in the Epson. Then you look through it and you have people like Todd Blanch and Donald Trump's name…
  • Young Carol (Yan Carol) — Person · Referenced litigant (sexual assault civil case against Trump) · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as the plaintiff in a case where Trump was found liable for sexual assault; used to illustrate pattern of 'hoax' claims and misconduct.
    Conference right now. yo, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Donald. so utterly pathetic. During the Eene Carol case where Donald Trump was found liable for sexual assault by a…
  • John Luke Brunell — Person · Referenced figure in France/Epstein-related investigation · 1 mention · first at
    Named as an Epstein associate tied to modeling agencies; mentioned in context of French prosecutorial review and his death in custody.
  • Marilyn Monroe — Person · Referenced public figure (example of absurdity in DOJ list) · 3 mentions · first at
    Named as a deceased celebrity included on the DOJ list, used to argue the list is intentionally misleading.
    They're saying these are the politically exposed people who were involved in the Epson. Then you look through it and you have people like Todd Blanch and Donald Trump's name…
  • Pope John Paul II — Person · Referenced public figure (example of absurdity in DOJ list) · 2 mentions · first at
    Cited as a deceased pope included on the DOJ 'politically exposed persons' list to suggest the list is misleading.
    Marilyn Monroe is on there and they're saying these are the politically exposed people who were involved in the Epson. Then you look through it and you have people like Todd Blanch and Donald Trump's name, but that's how they think.
  • Elvis Presley — Person · Referenced public figure (example of absurdity in DOJ list) · 1 mention · first at
    Named as a deceased celebrity included on the DOJ list, used to argue the list is bogus/muddying.
    Marilyn Monroe is on there and they're saying these are the politically exposed people who were involved in the Epson. Then you look through it and you have people like Todd Blanch and Donald Trump's name, but that's how they think.
  • Aaron Parnos — Person · Referenced reporter (breaks 'scoop') · 1 mention · first at
    Credited with reporting that DOJ sent a letter to Congress explaining redactions and including the 'politically exposed persons' list.
    You're putting me on the list. And so, it just seems to be what the Trump regime is doing. We got the scoop first here on the Midas Touch Network. Aaron Parnos reported the…
  • Mike Johnson — Person · Referenced congressional leader (procedural gatekeeper) · 1 mention · first at
    Described as the Speaker who allegedly refused to bring a bill to the floor related to releasing Epstein files.
    Donald Trump's career was calling this a hoax. fighting the release of it and having Mike Johnson, the speaker, refuse to bring the bill to the floor to the point where Thomas…
  • Roberta Kaplan — Person · Referenced attorney (E. Jean Carroll case) · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as the lawyer who cross-examined Trump and used a line of questioning about his repeated 'hoax' claims.
    Conference right now. yo, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Donald. so utterly pathetic. During the Eene Carol case where Donald Trump was found liable for sexual assault by a…
  • Hillary Clinton — Person · Referenced political figure (critic of Trump) · 1 mention · first at
    Cited calling out Trump for 'betraying the West' and modeling himself after Putin.
  • Congressman Thomas Massie — Person · Referenced legislator (procedural vote context) · 1 mention · first at
    Named as part of a group that, per Greene, voted with Democrats to advance release of Epstein-related materials.
    Having Mike Johnson, the speaker, refuse to bring the bill to the floor to the point where Thomas Massie, myself, Nancy Mason, Lauren Boowbert, actually had to vote with all of the Democrats to get it released to get it.
  • Tim Dylan — Person · Referenced media personality (clip/commentary source) · 1 mention · first at
    Quoted criticizing Pam Bondi’s competence and describing a 'cover up' dynamic within Trump-aligned justice leadership.
  • Kaja Kallas — Person · Referenced international official (reaction shot at Munich) · 1 mention · first at
    Cited as the EU’s foreign policy chief reacting to U.S. claims at the Munich Security Conference, used to show international skepticism.
    Look, you have Kaha Kalas. She's the main foreign policy chief for the European Union. Just watch her trying to hold in her laughter as she watches Mike Waltz, Donald Trump's secretary, Donald Trump's ambassador to the United.
  • Thom Tillis — Person · Referenced U.S. senator (Munich/Greenland remarks) · 1 mention · first at
    Quoted emphasizing Greenland’s indigenous population and Arctic power projection with allies, used as contrast to Trump-era rhetoric.
    The 55,000 indigenous people of Greenland give a about who owns Greenland. And at the end of the day, we need to show them respect. And we need to understand the fiscal reality that we.
  • Pedro Sanchez — Person · Referenced foreign leader (nuclear spending critique) · 1 mention · first at
    Quoted criticizing nuclear rearmament spending and contrasting it with potential to eradicate extreme poverty.
    Here's what he had to say about the fact that America is going to be spending a trillion dollars on rebuilding or building up their nuclear arsenal when that amount of money could literally stop global poverty. Play this.
  • Governor Nuomo — Person · Referenced political figure (commentary on MAGA) · 1 mention · first at
    Quoted saying MAGA won’t survive past Trump and describing Trump as a 'cult of personality' and 'invasive species.'
    And then you had Governor Nuome out there as well talking about MAGA. Let's play this clip.
  • Lauren Boowbert — Person · Referenced legislator (procedural vote context) · 1 mention · first at
    Named (misspelled; Lauren Boebert) as part of the group that, per Greene, voted with Democrats to advance release.
    Having Mike Johnson, the speaker, refuse to bring the bill to the floor to the point where Thomas Massie, myself, Nancy Mason, Lauren Boowbert, actually had to vote with all of the Democrats to get it released to get it.
  • Nancy Mace — Person · Referenced legislator (procedural vote context) · 1 mention · first at
    Named (likely intended as Rep. Nancy Mace) as part of the group that, per Greene, voted with Democrats to advance release.
    Having Mike Johnson, the speaker, refuse to bring the bill to the floor to the point where Thomas Massie, myself, Nancy Mason, Lauren Boowbert, actually had to vote with all of the Democrats to get it released to get it.

Companies & orgs

  • Department of Justice — Company · Government agency · 3 mentions · first at
    Central to the discussion as it is accused of releasing a misleading list related to the Epstein files, allegedly to protect certain individuals.
  • Midas Touch Network — Company · Media outlet · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as the first to report on the Department of Justice's actions regarding the Epstein files, highlighting its role in investigative journalism.

Full transcript with timestamps

Donald Trump is absolutely losing it as the Epstein files continue to expose him and his regime. And so he had his Department of Justice release basically a bogus list which they call this is the politically exposed list of people who are in the Epstein files. And so they try to like bury Donald Trump's name, which of course is on the list, with a bunch of other people. And they're doing it in a way to kind of just give the middle finger to the entire uh investigation uh into the child sex trafficking and give the middle finger to the entire survivor community. And I I don't say this lightly um but like look at who the people they're listing as politically exposed. uh the Pope, Pope John Paul II, late Pope. Um they have Elvis Presley uh on there. They have uh Janice Joplain who died in 1970.

Uh Marilyn Monroe is on there and they're saying these are the politically exposed people who were involved in the Epson. Then you look through it and you have people like Todd Blanch and Donald Trump's name, but that's how they think they're being clever by including all those people together. I mean, it's just so utterly despicable. And by the way, even Marjorie Taylor Green's like, you know, I'm all over the list and the emails and she's like, I wasn't even a member of Congress, you know, until after Epstein, you know, died. And so you're putting me on the list. And so, you know, it just seems to be what the Trump regime is doing. We we got the scoop first here on the Midas Touch Network. Aaron Parnos reported the Department of Justice has sent over a letter to Congress outlining or supposed to outline why it made the redactions to the Epstein files. It's a six-page letter that then includes the list of

politically exposed persons and it's Elvis Pope John Paul II, Marilyn Monroe, Janice Joplain, you know, people like that. As Democratic Congress member Ro Connor writes, "The DOJ is once again purposefully muddying the waters on who is a predator and who was mentioned in an email to have Janice Joplain, who died when Epstein was 17, in the same list as Larry Nasser, who went to prison for the sexual abuse of hundreds of young women and child pornography. with no clarification of how either was mentioned in the files is absurd.

Release the whole files. Stop protecting predators. Redact only these survivors name and produce what's called a privilege log. Yes, it's going to be very difficult for you to make a privilege log. It isn't easy. Back in the day when I was a litigator, I would do it on all of my cases. It's a spreadsheet. It may be thousands of pages, tens of thousands of pages, or hundreds of thousands of pages where you go through each. This is what you're supposed to do in every case. You list the document number. We call it a Bates number. Those are those numbers on the bottom right of the document. And if you're withholding any information, you then on the spreadsheet assert what privilege or claim you're making for purposes of withholding that document.

And then you give a little bit of a description of why you're withholding the document. Obviously, your description can't be too specific. If you're um rightfully withholding it on the basis of a privilege, but you're supposed to give a little description, and then if someone wants to challenge it, they look at your privilege log, they bring it to a court, and then they're able to challenge it. But here, the Trump DOJ is also claiming no judges can enforce the Epstein Transparency Act. So, they're the only people who can uh enforce it. You have Marjorie Taylor Green going on more right-wing podcasts.

I mean, she's furious about what's taking place. And she said, "Look, I want everybody to know that the person who's fighting the release and who has fought the release of the Epstein files the hardest," she says, "is Donald Trump." She's like, "You may not want to hear that." Cuz she's on a right-wing podcast. She goes, "That's the truth. It's coming from Trump. That's who wants to block this. And I think it's obvious why." Listen to what Marjorie Taylor Green has to say in her own words here. play this clip.

Um Pam Bondi, she serves at the pleasure uh of the president and his administration and and those there are telling her here's who you can prosecute. No, don't do this. I mean, they told her that the the Epstein files that that fought that fight to release the Epstein files came directly from President Trump. And I know a lot of people have a hard time with that, but that is the truth. He fought the hardest to stop these files from being released. And the only reason that he signed our bill that we passed in the House was because he had to.

And then she says that the biggest miscalculation Donald Trump ever did was calling the Epstein files a hoax. Here, play this clip.

It became a massive political problem. Biggest political miscalculation in Donald Trump's career was calling this a hoax. uh fighting the release of it and having having Mike Johnson, the speaker, refuse to bring the bill to the floor to the point where uh Thomas Massie, myself, Nancy Mason, Lauren Boowbert, actually had to vote with all of the Democrats to get to get it released to get it.

You know, I I don't where I will disagree with Marjgery Taylor on mostly everything. Um, it wasn't that Trump miscalculated it, it's that he's demented and he's a predator. And so he's spewing and saying things that predators say. And so for Trump, he just thinks that, you know, he gets to say, "Ah, this is like Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia." And he goes, "It's a hoax. Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia." And it's like, all of the things that Donald Trump claims are hoaxes are not hoaxes. Okay? They're the reality. Marjorie Teleg. I hate to, you know, remember the movie at the end, Six Sense, where it's like, I see dead people because, you know, he was dead the whole time. Sorry if I ruined the ending for everybody. Marjorie Teleg, I'm I'm ruining the ending for you right now. Everything he says is a hoax. He's really the one who's behind all of this criminality. I mean, right, Russia,

Russia, Russia is a hoax. You have a photo of you and Vladimir Putin in the West Wing above the photo of you and your grandchild. I mean, you invited Putin uh to Alaska, you know, several months ago, and you rolled out the red carpet and made our troops bend down on their knees and uh like literally like like kiss Putin's feet. It was like one of the most disgusting things. You're trying to do fake 12 trillion dollar deals with Putin. You're being called out for it at the Munich Security Conference right now. Like, yo, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Donald. I mean, so utterly pathetic. During the Eene Carol case where Donald Trump was found liable for sexual assault by a federal jury, you had Roberta Kaplan, the lawyer. She cross-examined Donald Trump and then Donald Trump at the end of the deposition said, "See you on Tuesday," or something. He spelled out the horrific C-word to refer to the female

lawyer. And but the reason I want to bring this up is she had a great line of questioning where she said ah so you claim 2020 election is a hoax right you say you believe you win that's a hoax you claim that uh that uh when you were accused of sexually assaulting my client Eene Carol that's a hoax right he goes that's a hoax so you claim that uh Russia collusion is a hoax right you cla all these things are hoaxes right it was it was a very strong line of questioning. I'll just show you to right-wing podcaster Tim Dylan. Here's what he had to say the other day about Pam Bondi. Let's play it. Pam Bondi, you got to remember Pam Bondi is from Florida.

She was uh I believe the attorney general of the state of Florida. She's way in over her head. I feel bad for her. She's like a real housewife. She's not supposed to be doing this. They all get in there and they all think, you know, they all go, "Oh, we're going to we're going to Justice is here, you know, like the Avengers are here. Her and Cash and Bangino, he's already back to podcasting it in under a year." She has no idea what's going on. She gets in there and and and and these these these people are all unprepared.

They're all unprepared for what is about to happen. They don't know. She doesn't know what's about to happen. She has no idea. And then they're given a choice. They're like, "You're you are you're involved now in this cover up. This is you. This is on you. You're in it with us." Catel is in it cuz he's like probably being, you know, he's another one's being handled. He's another one's being either controlled to some degree. He's lying. He's he knows ju just turning to a moment to what's going on in the Munich Security Conference because you know here in the United States as you have you know the Trump regime engaging in the most heinous cover up of a child sex trafficking now just think about how serious this is. Just pull back for a second, right? How important is it for all of us that the Epstein list be released? Right? And so what the Trump regime does is they put out a fake list that has the names of Marilyn Monroe and

Janice Joplain and the Pope and people like that and all it just that's how demented and sick these the you know these are and they try to mix it with people who are actually involved. So oh we don't know and then not only that but then they don't include a lot of people who are actually involved as well. That's what our demented, failed, ridiculous regime is doing here. But, you know, look abroad when they try to bring their talking points to Munich. Like, look, you have Kaha Kalas. She's the main foreign policy chief for the European Union. Just watch her trying to hold in her laughter as she watches Mike Waltz, Donald Trump's uh secretary, Donald Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, as he's like, "We stopped eight wars. Donald Trump is a peace president.

We did eight wars." They're la they're the world leaders are actually laughing in the face of the American representatives in Munich. Here, play this clip. Why hasn't the UN been able to resolve issues like a border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand or Aer uh or uh Aaraijan or media or we could walk around the world or Kashmir uh and India and Pakistan where we faced a very serious nuclear escalation. So what I'm hearing outside of forums like this privately is thank you for American leadership. America has to lead. If we have to have more focused plurilateral or focused multilateral uh organizations to do so, I think that should be perfectly acceptable if we're getting the results that results in uh in peace and security.

Then you have Republican Senator Tom Tillis from North Carolina with uh Senator Shaheen as well. And you know, they're they're out there. And uh here's what Republican Tom Tillis had to say here. Play this clip.

I've heard it said by someone that who gives a about who owns Greenland? The 55,000 indigenous people of Greenland give a about who owns Greenland. And at the end of the day, we need to show them respect. And we need to understand the fiscal reality that we don't have to pay a dime to project power in the Arctic with our partners like Canada who will bring the ice breakers to clear the channels to get there and some of the Scad Scandinavian partners who are the true Arctic experts along with some of our Alaskan uh military personnel.

You know, very forceful right there. And speaking of Greenland, then we heard from the prime minister of Greenland, uh Jen's Frederick Nielsen. Here's what he had to say. Let's play it.

It's not only about Greenland. Imagine a NATO country acquiring, taking, threatening an ally. Where would the world stand if that happened? We would be a puzzle. We We would be a puzzle in a big game. And what would prevent uh those America if they did that USA and and Russia and China to to split up the world in three big blocks if this was allowed

it's outrageous and I don't think we can lower shoulders either. I think we have take some steps. We also heard from the uh leader in Spain right now Pedro Sanchez. Here's what he had to say about uh the fact that America is going to be spending a trillion dollars on rebuilding or building up their nuclear arsenal when that amount of money could literally stop global poverty. Play this clip. But now the tide is turning. Nuclear powers have forgotten the lessons of the past and they are expanding their nuclear arsenals once again. Together, they are spending more than $11 million every single hour on them. And experts estimate that the US alone will invest $946 billion in nukes over the next decade, enough to eradicate extreme global poverty. And then two more points I want to make of what's going on abroad. You have former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calling out Donald Trump for betraying

the West. Here's what she had to say. So, do you think he has destroyed the West to go to our title?

He has betrayed the West. He's betrayed human values. He's betrayed the NATO charter, the Atlantic Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. a lot of what has been done before to try to make sense of how difficult it is to restrain people who want unaccountable power. And none of us in this room, including all of us on this panel,

would choose to live under a regime that was so unaccountable that it could act with impunity the way that Putin does. Except that's who Trump is modeling himself.

I didn't think we would. And then you had Governor Nuome out there as well talking about MAGA. Let's play this clip.

Temporary. It's temporary. MAGA will not survive past Donald Trump. He's a cult of personality. I I said invasive species. Some of you may know not know what the hell I'm talking about, but he's just he he took over this Republican party. You made the point. That old Republican party, some of them are here. I mean, none of us recognize them. They don't recognize themselves. They don't recognize themselves. I mean, Rubio doesn't recognize himself.

He was one of the most effective critics of Donald Trump in the United States of America.

Yeah, he should rewatch his old videos. He was right. Lindsey Graham was right.

This is temporary. Thought this was important. As the United States is making or the Trump regime is making of fake lists, um here's what's going on in French. In France, French prosecutors announced special team for Epstein files. Uh the Paris prosecutor's office on Saturday announced it was setting up a special team of magistrates to analyze evidence that could implicate French nationals. They're they're running their own independent investigation right now. And it should be noted one of Epstein's closest friends who was involved in the sex trafficking ring who was also friends with Trump is a guy by the name of Jean Luke Brunell who was involved the same way Trump and Epstein and all these guys were involved in modeling agencies. Jean Luke Brunell had his modeling agency and um guess where guess what happened to Jean Luke Brunell. If you guessed died by alleged suicide in a prison, that's what Yeah, that that all

these people died by alleged suicides in prison. Died in 2022. Um and now they're reopening the investigation into that in France. But here in the United States, like you know about um you know about Lutnik and you know about Felon Felon the Navy secretary and um you know Peter Teal and um and uh Elon Musk. I mean you I could go on and on. I mean all the people closest to Trump um you know oh what's his name? Dr. Oz inviting Epstein to a Valentine's Day party. We're going to the same party. RFK hanging out with Epstein. Oh we we ridiculous. Uh but also you have uh Tom Barrick. Remember this guy Tom Barrick? He's one of the top US diplomats right now, you know, that's out there. Um in August 2011, Barrack emailed Epstein and said, "Just saw Sultan who likes you a lot. I told him you're the best, that you're a first class brain inside of a first class human being. Miss you." That's what Tom

Bareric wrote to Epstein in 2011. The exchanges include invitations to private residences, introductions to diplomats. They also show Epstein repeatedly encouraged Barack to move communications to encrypted messaging apps, records of which are not part of the government release. And Barrick right now, senior position, top ambassador in the United States, one of the more influential people in our government right now. And you know, they're all they're they're all part of this thing. They're all they're all in it. They're they're all in it. It's right there in black and white. I mean, that's not disqualifying right there.

The Sultan The Sultan who uh sent the the torture videos to Epstein. They said they like the torture videos of the girls. The hell is going on? Anyway, thanks for watching. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million. Have a good one, everybody. Love this video. Support independent media and unlock exclusive content. Add free videos and custom emojis by becoming a paid member of our YouTube channel today. You can also gift memberships to others. Let's keep growing together.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Trump LOSES IT and SENDS FAKE LIST as ADMIN COLLAPSES"?

Marjorie Taylor Greene (Guest), Donald Trump (Guest), Pam Bondi (Guest), Tim Dillon (Host).

What is "Trump LOSES IT and SENDS FAKE LIST as ADMIN COLLAPSES" about?

Donald Trump and his administration are facing scrutiny as new revelations from the Epstein files emerge, leading to the release of a contentious list of "politically exposed persons." The list includes historical figures like Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe alongside Trump's name, raising concerns about the integrity of the Justice Department's handling of the investigation and its…

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

25 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Department of Justice, Marjorie Taylor Green, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Midas Touch Network, Vladimir Putin. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

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The episode runs 19 min; the transcript is about 3,129 words in 32 timestamped sections.

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