is because i think that leverage over financial people is perhaps the key to jeffrey epstein s wealth. knowledge about people, knowledge about their money is power. one of the things i think we can rule out is if you look at big billionaire hedge fund managers. right. his transactions, his public record looks nothing like them. is that fair to say? completely. people that have big million running hedge funds, people trade with them. they leave a trail. yes. you see them. you see that footprint in the market. if george soros does a trade you see it. right. and that s not true with epstein? that s not true. furthermore, as i reported back then, he gave a deposition in a different suit in i think the late 1980s saying that really what he was doing, and he lived by the way in quite a humble apartment back then, was running
be $1.6 trillion plan to get rid of student loan debt and to help pay for college down the road. what impact would that have? free ice cream too. this idea has been floated in the past, a trading task. wall street doesn t just trade. you trade. average people trade. neil: he saying it we wouldn t notice it. he saying that teachers pension fund is not going to notice it. talk to the people running it, talk to the teachers who are going to get scammed out of every trade. wall street does not pay this. the average investor does. it comes back to the consumer. neil: say it is only 0.5%. we are not saying you, we are saying the evil guy, even though
terms of how much he discloses. so, you know, everybody s talking so confidently about what the report will show. will he draw conclusions about the law and what laws were broken, or will he simply lay out a narrative of what happened and let people draw their own conclusions about the legal implications. all of that is unknown to me. and i think it s unknown to most people who are talking about this stuff. so i just think we need to be very cautious about what s what the report is going to contain, because no one knows. yeah. john dean, it is amazing the fact that it has remained unknown, that certainly in washington, where people trade in information, this is a very well kept secret. this has been the tightest special counsel investigation or independent counsel investigation as well that s ever been conducted in
contain, because no one knows. yeah. john dean, it is amazing the fact that it has remained unknown, that certainly in washington, where people trade in information, this is a very well kept secret. this has been the tightest special counsel investigation or independent counsel investigation as well that s ever been conducted in washington. this is a sealed black box. but contrary to what jeff just said, i think we do have some outlines as to what s in that report in the regulations where it says that the special counsel will report the reason he has either declined prosecution or undertaken prosecutions. and this could be just a few pages you could cover this, or as jeff and others have alluded to, you could also expand that greatly. it s the counterintelligence
you higher someone who is a friend in the white house because you are looking for access and somebody that can carry your message. there is no one that they lout or are suspicious of. the national media is more critical of lobbying than the trump administration at large. there is no surprise the press zeroed in on michael cohen s lobbying firm called essential consulting. strange name. essential consults. they are a mega million dollars deals with big companies. that would be huge news to the american public had a problem. i believe the people have a problem. i don t think it s well covered. the michael cohen coverage is gross. people trade access for money. it happens all over the place. have you heard the name tony or