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More of the Epstein files have finally dropped, but instead of this being a unifying moment where the world comes together to condemn an international cabal of predators, it has become just another political football. In this video, I discuss my observations regarding the recent data dump. While there are legitimate questions to be asked and redactions to be uncovered, the online discourse has shifted away from justice and toward political tribalism. Too many people are focused solely on "owning" the other side—whether it’s Trump, Clinton, or Gates—rather than ensuring that every single accomplice is held accountable. The reality is that the Feds have already documented that Epstein did not act alone. There are known and unknown accomplices. But if we allow this to become purely about partisanship, the people who actually committed these heinous crimes might just slip through the cracks. It’s simple: I don't care about your politics. If you were involved in this ring, you shouldn't just be in prison—you should be under it.

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