The Seen and the Unseen, hosted by Amit Varma, features longform conversations that aim to give deep insights into the subjects being discussed. Timeless and bingeworthy.
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No Client List? The Epstein Files, DOJ Denials, and America’s Crisis of Trust
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In this explosive broadcast, the host dives deep into the nation’s top story: the stunning claim by Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, and Dan Bongino that no Epstein client list exists—despite years of evidence, victim testimony, and public statements suggesting otherwise. Revisiting Bondi’s early promises to release the list, the show highlights the bizarre contradictions and sudden denials now emerging from the Trump-aligned camp. Listeners hear about Epstein’s private calendar naming powerful figures, including CIA Director William Burns, and the Department of Justice’s carefully worded statement admitting to over 10,000 illegal videos—yet refusing to share any names. The host lays out a theory: that even now, Trump allies lack control over the FBI and DOJ, and are too weak or compromised to force transparency. As texts pour in from skeptical listeners—some believing the deep state is blackmailing officials, others convinced this is strategic leverage—the episode captures a profound public distrust that transcends partisan lines. With victims silenced, records sealed, and questions multiplying, the Epstein saga remains the story no one in power wants fully exposed.
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In this explosive broadcast, the host dives deep into the nation’s top story: the stunning claim by Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, and Dan Bongino that no Epstein client list exists—despite years of evidence, victim testimony, and public statements suggesting otherwise. Revisiting Bondi’s early promises to release the list, the show highlights the bizarre contradictions and sudden denials now emerging from the Trump-aligned camp. Listeners hear about Epstein’s private calendar naming powerful figures, including CIA Director William Burns, and the Department of Justice’s carefully worded statement admitting to over 10,000 illegal videos—yet refusing to share any names. The host lays out a theory: that even now, Trump allies lack control over the FBI and DOJ, and are too weak or compromised to force transparency. As texts pour in from skeptical listeners—some believing the deep state is blackmailing officials, others convinced this is strategic leverage—the episode captures a profound public distrust that transcends partisan lines. With victims silenced, records sealed, and questions multiplying, the Epstein saga remains the story no one in power wants fully exposed.
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