Threats, Pizzagate, and How High the Franklin Scandal Reaches

• 42:41Tim remains agnostic about Pizzagate but acknowledges there's smoke, though he couldn't follow up on one promising lead.
• 43:35Guest explains that awareness of systemic abuse is necessary before action can happen, and most Americans avoid confronting cases like Franklin and Epstein.
• 44:06Guest recalls trying to sell the Epstein story to every magazine in New York and couldn't find a buyer until Miami Herald picked it up.
• 44:44Tim asks how high the Franklin Scandal reaches without naming names, whether it could destroy an entire political party or administration.
• 45:12Guest suggests some people in Nebraska had to be murdered to keep the Franklin Scandal from becoming known.
• 45:42Guest points to Epstein and Acosta's non-prosecution agreement covering all affiliated perpetrators, then Acosta becoming Secretary of Commerce.
• 46:22Tim asks about the book Confessions of a DC Madam, co-authored with Henry Vincent.
• 46:39Guest describes how Henry Vincent ran a gay escort service and CIA assets involved in Franklin would use his escorts to compromise people through sexual blackmail.
• 47:06Guest explains Vincent was pressured to provide children who would disappear, but refused because he drew the line at adult consent.
• 47:46Tim asks about the validity of occult ritual stories involving child sacrifice, including the death of a woman who wrote about it.
• 48:24Guest deflects by noting he's a stand-up comedian and doesn't come into contact with that material.

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