Interview · moment 6 of 14
Who Had the Most to Lose: Wexner, Barak, Clinton, Dershowitz
from Emergency Epstein Podcast w/ Whitney Webb
4 min
Guest
Whitney speculates on who benefited most from Epstein's death, naming Leslie Wexner's financial ties, Ehud Barak's political vulnerability in Israel, and figures like Alan Dershowitz, while downplaying Bill Clinton and Trump as primary suspects.
- Leslie Wexner had the most to lose because Epstein's wealth came from him, and a 1996 incident at Wagner's mansion involved a sexually assaulted woman whose departure Wexner's security delayed.
- Ehud Barak faced savaging in Israeli elections over Epstein ties while running against Netanyahu, who was already dealing with corruption investigations.
- Tim discusses Bill and Hillary Clinton's ties to Epstein and the group he moved in.
- Victims accused Bill Clinton and Donald Trump of receiving massages from Epstein's girls, but Tim argues Alan Dershowitz had more to lose than either of them.
- Right-wing media coverage ended up clearing Trump and Dershowitz by strengthening their claims of non-involvement.
- Many powerful people were wrapped up in the case and didn't want more documents released or continued public attention.
- Ghislaine Maxwell remained well-connected to the Clintons, hasn't been charged with a crime, and had an interest in Epstein not being around to testify against her.
Jeffrey EpsteinBenjamin NetanyahuGhislaine MaxwellLes WexnerEhud BarakAlan DershowitzBill ClintonHillary ClintonDonald Trump