A new study discovered that people on injectable weight-loss drugs are developing scurvy. Like pirates!
Turns out when your appetite disappears entirely, so do fruits, vegetables, and basic nutrients.
Honestly, this should be the new ad campaign: You’ll fit into a smaller size and look like a malnourished scalawag. 🏴☠️
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Lead: DOJ Names Names
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Lex Wexner. Epstein co-conspirator. That is what the Department of Justice has known all along and yet Wexner has never been formally investigated, interviewed or testified about his role as Epstein's co-conspirator and main financier. He is as we speak a free and wealthy old man.
Wexner's name was un-redacted after Representative Thomas Massie called out the DOJ for the redaction on Monday after he and other members of Congress saw the files for themselves in un-redacted form.
What happened today is significant because the DOJ is now openly admitted that they have known about Wexner and other co-conspirator for years and yet only Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were ever indicted. Why!?
Could it be because Wexner is such a prominent donor of Israeli causes and politicians? Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son once called his foundation a "cult of pedophiles" that was trying to stage a coup in Israel, although he later apologized after he was sued. Could that be related?
The DOJ published several new names after Massie pushed him because the Epstein Transparency Act does not allow the government to protect anyone other than the victims. Another newly revealed name was Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, an Emirate businessman. He reportedly sent the "torture video." It is possibly related to the torture of a man, not in a sexual nature.
The DOJ is clearly caught in its own lies! They assured us last July that Epstein did not blackmail prominent individuals and that there was no evidence to "predicate an investigation against uncharged third parties."
The head of the FBI Kash Patel said that there was no evidence of other sex traffickers.
There is and now we can all see it!
The released documents show extensive intelligence tracking, third-party references, and unresolved subpoenas. So again… why were we lied to and why did so many people get away with this for so long?
We're not done here. Members of Congress will be allowed to see the un-redacted Epstein files again on Tuesday. Congressman Massie says that if the DOJ doesn't continue to un-redact names, he will read them from the floor of the House of Representatives.
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Did you miss our last live show? No problem, you can catch the replay here! And don't miss our interview with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green about how the Epstein files forced her out of Congress.
What's Trending
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Wuthering Heights is trending because early reviews for the upcoming film are lukewarm. I feel like dragging Clayton to see it for Valentine's Day, partly because I love the book and partly as revenge for all the Marvel movies I've been dragged to.
Pulmonary embolism is trending because it was revealed as the cause of death for actress Catherine O'Hara.
Cognitive “speed training” is trending because a new study shows that it can reduce the risk of dementia by up to 25%.
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