6 chapters across the catalog
Roger Stone argues that the Jeffrey Epstein scandal is primarily a Democrat problem, citing the involvement of Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, and Bill Richardson. He claims the "Terramar Foundation" headed by Ghislaine Maxwell was a grooming pool funded by the Clinton Foundation. Stone challenges anyone to find evidence of his own presence on Epstein's island, threatening legal action against such claims.
Roger Stone reports that in 2015, Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Ryder conducted an undercover investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, resulting in 33 cases of child sex trafficking. Donald Trump is credited as one of the individuals who "dropped a dime" on Epstein during this period. Stone asserts that Bill Clinton's denials of visiting Epstein's island have collapsed due to sworn testimony from Virginia Roberts Giuffre and other victims.
Southern District of New York, Michael Baden and Epstein Death
Roger Stone argues that the Southern District of New York should unseal the original search warrants and evidence used to indict Jeffrey Epstein in 2019. He cites pathologist Michael Baden's findings that Epstein's injuries were inconsistent with suicide. Stone also notes that Epstein had recently hired attorney David Shone and told family members he expected to be released shortly before his death.
Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein Court Documents and Alleged Abusers
Ghislaine Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence in Tallahassee, Florida, while new court documents unsealed by Judge Loretta Preska reveal the identities of high-profile associates. The records mention Prince Andrew, former Governor Bill Richardson, and Stephen Hawking, while notably not implicating Donald Trump. Allegations include an international sex slavery ring and a blackmail operation involving world leaders.
Peter Nygaard, Baby-Making Ranches, Chimeric Eugenics
Jason Bermas explores the "baby-making ranch" in New Mexico and the activities of Peter Nygaard, who was allegedly injecting himself with aborted fetal tissue to achieve immortality. He references Steve Bannon's interviews with Epstein, where Epstein described his properties as "Islands of Dr. Moreau." This is framed as part of a broader elite quest for biological immortality through chimeric eugenics and transhumanism.
Zorro Ranch, Les Wexner and the New York Mansion
The discussion turns to Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico and his relationship with billionaire Les Wexner, who reportedly sold Epstein his New York mansion for one dollar. Maria Farmer's testimony regarding 24/7 surveillance in Epstein's homes is cited. The segment questions why high-profile associates like former Governor Bill Richardson have not been more thoroughly investigated.
