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Debating Trump's Motives and the Human Trafficking Crackdown
from Crashing Down · #33
Audio-only archive episode — no video to seek.
7 minRay and Tim argue over whether Trump would stay quiet about such explosive information, timing of the trafficking busts relative to the new administration, and whether this is really driving the CIA/FBI conflict.
- 27:36Foreign intelligence agencies supposedly compromised Hillary Clinton's private servers and held blackmail material related to sexual abuse of minors.
- 28:04Epstein's Island was a private location where politicians and celebrities were filmed in compromising positions, possibly with minors.
- 28:23Mossad, MI6, and the CIA allegedly facilitated sexual abuse and trafficking of children to blackmail powerful people globally.
- 28:55Elements of the FBI discovered these operations and leaked information to sway the election toward Trump, believing he would stop the abuse.
- 29:44Trump said at a press conference that human trafficking is an epidemic and pushed Jeff Sessions to clamp down on it.
- 29:59An alliance supposedly exists between Israel, Saudi Arabia, and British intelligence to control Middle East operations and conduct these trafficking networks.
- 30:53If Trump were genuinely cracking down on human trafficking at the Justice Department level, he would probably boast about it given his tendency toward bluster.
- 31:24The material is supposedly so damaging that releasing evidence of American politicians abusing children would cause riots and destroy America's global standing.
- 32:28To upend fifty years of child exploitation operations, the new administration would need its people in place first rather than acting before the attorney general was confirmed.
- 33:06A ring in California was reportedly the largest human trafficking operation ever taken down, suggesting some action is actually occurring.
Central Intelligence AgencyJeffrey Epsteinchild traffickingMI6FBIMossadDonald TrumpHillary ClintonSaudi ArabiaJeff SessionsAnthony WeinerFranklin scandalTony Podesta