The Epstein Files — What They Don’t Want You to Know

By Patrick Bet-David Entrepreneur Host of PBD Podcast & Valuetainment

[Intro — 0:00-0:20]
(B-roll: flashing news headlines, Epstein photos, courthouse, New York skyline)
Narrator (firm, investigative tone):
We’re being told by the White House that Jeffrey Epstein had no client list, no intelligence ties, and no trafficking network. Yet for over a week, this topic has dominated social media — and people aren’t buying it. So let’s take a closer look at The Epstein Files — and what still doesn’t add up.

[Section 1 — 0:21-2:00: The Untouchable]
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Epstein was protected for years — even described by insiders as “untouchable.”
Former U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta reportedly told investigators that Epstein “belonged to intelligence” and should be left alone.
Cindy McCain, wife of the late John McCain, said, “We all knew what he was doing, but no one would go after him.”
Journalists like Julie Brown and Vicky Ward have confirmed that editors were pressured to delete damning quotes from victims.

Why? Who was afraid of him — and why was he allowed to operate in plain sight?

[Section 2 — 2:01-4:00: The Money Trail]
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When Epstein died, he was worth roughly $577 million.
His Manhattan mansion alone was valued at $77 million, gifted to him by billionaire Leslie Wexner — founder of L Brands and Victoria’s Secret — under “economic arrangement.”
He owned an island, a Palm Beach estate, a Paris apartment, and an 8,000-acre New Mexico ranch.
Two days before his death, Epstein transferred $577 million into a new entity — The 1953 Trust — named after his birth year.

Coincidence, or careful planning?

[Section 3 — 4:01-6:00: The Intelligence Web]
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Reports suggest Epstein was introduced to Israeli intelligence circles in the 1980s by Robert Maxwell, father of Ghislaine Maxwell.
Ex-Mossad operative Ari Ben-Menashe claims Epstein’s network was a “honey trap” operation used to blackmail powerful figures.
While former Israeli officials deny these claims, the connections between arms deals, intelligence, and blackmail continue to raise questions.

[Section 4 — 6:01-7:30: The Death Timeline]
(B-roll: security cameras, cell doors closing, news coverage)
July 23, 2019 — Epstein found injured in his cell.
August 9 — his cellmate transferred out.
August 10 — Epstein found dead.
Cameras failed, guards slept, and logs were falsified.
Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden — who also examined JFK and George Floyd — said the injuries were consistent with homicidal strangulation.
Meanwhile, official reports ruled it a suicide.

Three minutes of security footage are missing. Three minutes. Enough time for anything.

[Section 5 — 7:31-9:00: The Strange Legacy]
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At his 8,000-acre Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, investigators found a private airstrip, a helipad, and reportedly a secret underground bunker.
According to The New York Times, Epstein expressed interest in “seeding the human race with his own DNA.”
He courted scientists from Los Alamos National Laboratory — a bizarre fusion of eugenics, wealth, and power.

[Section 6 — 9:01-10:00: Final Thoughts]
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So when officials say, “There was no client list, no intelligence link,” it’s fair to ask — are we supposed to believe that?
From billionaires to politicians, from Mossad to the CIA, from suicide watch to broken cameras — there’s still too much that doesn’t make sense.

Maybe 99% of the rumors are noise. But that 1% left unexplained — is enough to demand the truth.

[Outro — Call to Action]
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