President Trump complained, aloud — that is, on Truth Social, to his Attorney General, Pam Bondi — that there can be no more delays on major cases against Deep State and Democratic corruption. Soon after, former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, James Comey, was indicted on two of three charges, with just days to spare before the statute of limitations kicked in to preclude prosecution. “Comey was charged with one count of making false statements and one count of obstruction of justice,” explains CBS, “related to Senate testimony he gave almost five years ago.”
Meanwhile, the Epstein case appears to be slouching towards disclosure. The O’Keefe Media Group released, on Wednesday, a conversation overheard at an airport that featured an official investigator in the case letting a few cats out of the bag. “Senior Justice Department investigator Glenn Prager revealed Jeffrey Epstein,” Mike Flores summarizes, is “‘CIA’ and confirmed that rapes occurred while Bill Clinton was on the private plane.” That is, the infamous private plane popularly known as the “Lolita Express.”
“I’ve interviewed all the victims, There’s never been an instance where Trump was on a plane with these kids and the rapes occurred. But that can’t be said for Clinton. And it can’t be said for others,” Glenn Prager was overheard saying at a Phoenix airport. “While the Clintons were on the plane, while Bill Clinton was on the plane, there were rapes that occurred.
“They [DOJ] didn’t want to go after him [Epstein] because he’s an asset for the United States and Israel,” he added.
Trump has not been “protecting himself because there’s nothing there,” this Mr. Prager clarified, “but he’s protecting a lot of people.”
The O’Keefe Media Group is the investigative company that James O’Keefe created after his unfriendly ouster from his previous effort, Project Veritas. The conclusion of OMG’s article contains caveats:
When reached for comment by phone Prager simply replied “I can’t talk to you,” before hanging up.
According to a DOJ spokesperson, “This individual [Glenn Prager] worked at the Department of Justice as a program analyst over fifteen years ago. He has no understanding of, or access to, the underlying facts in this investigation. His statements should not be considered accurate. It is disgusting that someone would further exploit victims of sexual abuse by fabricating stories for their personal benefit.”
In April of this year Glenn Prager was announced as Executive Director of Government Risk Solutions for LexisNexis Solutions, a global data and analytics company that provides technology services to the private and public sector.
In a separate article, “DOJ INSIDER: ‘Prince Andrew was on Epstein Island When Rapes Happened’— Claims FBI Kash Patel and DOJ AG Pam Bondi at War over Epstein files,” OMG reveals more of the source’s disclosures.
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Given the venue, Comey is not especially likely to be convicted. If he is convicted, then he is not likely to be hit with much penalty, the mainstream of the media will treat the conviction as on a mere technicality (especially as the demonstrable lie was about engineering a leak in which the information was in Trump’s favor), and the next Democratic President can swiftly pardon him and give him the ol’ Presidential Medal of Freedom. If Comey is acquitted, then mainstream of the media will depict the acquittal as a humiliating defeat for Trump, and Trump will almost surely rage in public. Regardless of the outcome, Comey cannot expect to have a job in the Federal government until he is beyond normal retirement age. So, in all, the Trump Administration will score few points if not indeed an own-goal.
The United States began morphing into a banana republic many years ago. Under the Biden Administration, the United States became a bananana republic. Tragically, Trump is pushing things still further, and we may live under a ba(na)⁴ republic by early 2029.
Mr Prager’s claims are very plausible, but he is not much better positioned than are the rest of us to explain what the motives are of the current Administration in resisting a more full disclosure of information about the case of Jeffrey Epstein.
A great deal of noise drowns the signal in discussion of Epstein. Some of that noise is in deliberate attempt to sow confusion; some of it is from people confusing personal heuristics with solid reasoning; some of it is from gambling on conclusions in attempt to seem brilliant. In any case, the noise makes attending to discussion very costly.
At this time, I believe that effort is better spent in pressuring Representatives to support the efforts of Thomas Massie to get information released, than in trying to extract signal from that noise.