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· Apr 27, 2026
Epstein Files Unveiled
Epstein Files Weekly: The Secret London Flats & Missed UK Police Opportunities
Trump-Style Briefing on Explosive New Names, Leaks, and Developments in the Epstein Investigation
Epstein Files Weekly: The Secret London Flats & Missed UK Police Opportunities
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Trump-Style Briefing on Explosive New Names, Leaks, and Developments in the Epstein Investigation
0:00
They just found four secret Epstein flats in London.
0:03
Four of them, in Kensington and Chelsea, used all the way up to 2019 to hide people...
0:10
and to find new ones.
0:11
Everybody's talking about it.
0:13
The absolute latest.
0:15
And it’s a disaster.
0:16
Over in the UK, the police knew.
0:19
They knew back in 2015.
0:20
They interviewed people, big names, key accusers.
0:24
And they did nothing.
0:25
A former commissioner said it was a 'clear, missed opportunity.' You think?
0:31
Tremendous opportunity.
0:33
They just...
0:33
missed it.
0:34
And here?
0:35
The Justice Department—our Justice Department—is now being audited by its own Inspector General.
0:42
An audit!
0:42
Finally.
0:43
They want to see how they handled the release of these files.
0:48
I can tell you how they handled it.
0:50
They accidentally exposed the names of at least forty-three victims.
0:55
Forty-three!
0:56
Some of them were minors.
0:58
It's a disgrace.
0:59
They can't even redact properly.
1:01
Sad.
1:02
So while the DOJ is investigating itself, the state of New Mexico is finally investigating the Zorro Ranch.
1:09
Finally.
1:10
They're looking into abuse that happened there since the nineties.
1:15
The state has to do it, because the FBI...
1:18
well, the FBI Director says there's no credible information.
1:22
No credible information!
1:24
Despite victims saying there is.
1:26
Unbelievable.
1:27
And of course, you're hearing other things.
1:31
Crazy things.
1:31
A congresswoman, Marjorie Taylor Greene, a great patriot but sometimes she talks...
1:38
she says I told the Florida Attorney General, Pam Bondi, to hide the files.
1:43
To protect 'Mar-a-Lago friends.' That people would 'get hurt.' We're going to get back to that one.
1:50
Believe me.
1:51
Let's look at the big picture.
1:53
Because somebody has to.
1:55
You have the London police, who knew.
1:58
You have the FBI, who were told about Wall Street executives, a former senator, a film producer...
2:05
big, big people.
2:06
And what did they do?
2:08
The files show...
2:09
nothing.
2:10
No warrants.
2:10
No follow-up.
2:11
The DOJ spokesperson says everything was 'thoroughly investigated.' Thoroughly!
2:17
They investigated so thoroughly that they found nothing and leaked the names of victims.
2:24
It's a tremendous job they're doing.
2:26
So when a system fails this badly, what happens?
2:30
They come for me.
2:31
Of course.
2:32
It's the only thing they know how to do.
2:35
They say I was worried about my 'Mar-a-Lago friends.' That I said 'people are going to get hurt.' Let me tell you who gets hurt.
2:44
The victims get hurt when their names are leaked by an incompetent government.
2:50
The American people get hurt when they see a justice system that only works for the powerful.
2:57
That's who gets hurt!
2:58
I signed the law to get these files out.
3:01
The Epstein Files Transparency Act.
3:04
My signature.
3:05
Nobody else’s.
3:06
I wanted it all out there, for everyone to see.
3:09
The problem is, the people in charge of getting it out are the same people who kept it secret for so long.
3:17
So this week wasn't about a new list.
3:19
It was about seeing the machine break down in public.
3:23
From London to New Mexico to Washington D.C.
3:27
They had every chance to do the right thing, for decades, and they didn't.
3:32
Now the truth is coming out, messy and slow, but it's coming.
3:36
And the people who were supposed to be in charge of the truth...
3:41
they lost control of it a long, long time ago.
