Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And His Relationship With Reid Hoffman And Sergey Bryn (9/6/26)

0:00This is Troy Millings from Earn Your Leisure. On Earn Your Leisure, we're all about smart money moves, and here's one most people skip. Car insurance renews on autopilot, the rates creep up, and nobody tells you. That's what insureify fixes. In about two minutes, completely free, you can see rates for more than 120 top insurance companies. And if there's nothing better today, they keep watching and notify you when there's a better rate. So go to insureify.com. That's INSURIFY.COM. This is Matt Rogers from Lost Culture East. That's with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Lost Culture East. That's with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. You know when people try a new food, and suddenly it's like, okay, hold on. I got a new favorite food. That's the reaction a lot of people are having when they first try Cupid Mayon. Yeah, it's the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. You've probably seen it at the grocery store. And this mayo is different. Mm-hmm. Most mayonnaise uses whole eggs. Cupid only uses egg yolks, which gives it this rich umami flavor.

1:00It's smoother, deeper, almost buttery. Once people try it, they start putting it on everything. Egg sandwiches, fries, burgers. Chefs use it, restaurants use it. People who really care about flavor use it. Put it on just about anything. Then you'll understand. Cupid, the original Japanese mayonnaise. This is Ashley Akinati from the Almost Amos Podcast. You ever notice you and your spouse keep saying, we need to get away, but you never actually plan anything. That was us until we did something fun and spontaneous. We went to resortpass.com. There are hundreds of hotel resorts, pools and spots and private beaches that you can enjoy. You can spend the day at a luxury resort, pool, spa, massage, without booking an overnight stay. And listen, I may have only been like 15 minutes from home, but it felt like it was a whole different world. And I'm thinking, this is exactly what I needed. So just go to resortpass.com, choose your resort, choose your day, luxury, resort, day passes, start at just $25.

2:01Once you post your daycation, people are gonna ask where you are. Go to resortpass.com, slash almost famous and use the promo code almost famous to get $20 off when you spend $100. That's code almost famous at resortpass.com slash almost famous. What's up everyone? And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. New emails are revealing that JP Morgan was working with Jeffrey Epstein to try and lure Google co-founder, Surjay Bryn as a client. Now ask yourselves, why would JP Morgan need Jeffrey Epstein to be the middleman to get somebody like Surjay Bryn on board? Don't you think that Surjay Bryn and his bank account says everything you need to know about the dude if you're JP Morgan? So where the fuck does Jeffrey Epstein fit in? And how come this idiot pops up every single time we're talking about this reprehensible financial institution? Today's article is from the New York Post and the headline.

3:02Email show JP Morgan working with Jeffrey Epstein to lure Google co-founders Surjay Bryn as a client according to court documents. And remember, all of this stuff is from court documents now. It's not some Yahoo on Twitter, talking nonsense or your cousin Joe telling you about a Reddit post. This is stuff that has been said now in open court and that carries a lot more weight with me than in you endo or rumor. The author of this article is Shannon Thaler. Newly revealed emails shed fresh light on JP Morgan's cosy ties with Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting that top bankers at the Wall Street giant bent over backwards to accommodate the dead pedophile as he helped them line up lucrative clients, including Google and its co-founder Surjay Bryn. And it really all comes down to greed. How much is enough? You have all of this money anyway as JP Morgan,

4:02all of these high profile clients, but it's never enough. We have to take on a scumbag pedophile as well because you know, we have to continue to stuff our pockets. I mean, it's expensive to buy elections, right? The US Virgin Islands filed explosive court papers on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court to bolster its allegation that Epstein played a key role as an investment advisor to the Silicon Valley search giant and Bryn, whose personal portfolio of over $4 billion was among the bank's largest. And what's so crazy to me is you see how liberally they apply Rico to other people. How come Rico wasn't applied here? If it's all of the predicates, it checks all of the boxes and everything lines up. But somehow Golan Maxwell and the rest of Jeffrey Epstein's band of scumbags has been able to avoid getting caught up in a Rico case. This shit right here was exactly what this law was drawn up for.

5:05But somehow some way, we're gonna avoid Rico in the Epstein case. We're not gonna hit Maxwell with Rico either because well, you remember what Nancy Pelosi's daughter said, our faves and all. We can't have our faves caught up in this. God forbid people find out about Miss Rumler. God forbid people find out about Bill Richardson or George Mitchell. God forbid people find out about Reed Hoffman. But hey, have you folks heard about Alex Acosta? In an email from 2006, that was unsealed on Tuesday, Mary Erdo, the star banker who is now the CEO of JP Morgan's asset and wealth management division, urged colleagues to set up a team in New York rather than in San Francisco, where Google and Brenner based, to manage the accounts according to the court documents. Erdo's wrote in the email, which had the subject line Google, this is nothing to do with the abilities of the SF team. This is solely because our need to have a New York team

6:06cover a person, Jeffrey Epstein, as the advisor to the partners. That same day, Ann Barrow, which then a managing director at JP Morgan's New Jersey private bank, shared a message with the subject line, big new business opi informing colleagues that a New York based team had been picked to work with Jeffrey Epstein on business opi associated with grats that are terminating for Google founders, the filing showed, and the grats hustle is real. That's how all of these sick, disgusting rich billionaires keep all their dough. I have an episode in the catalog called the grats hustle that discusses just how these billionaires use this system to keep all of their money while you're having your Etsy account examined by 87,000 new IRS agents. Also that day, Barrow, which emailed several other JP Morgan employees informing them, we are setting up a conference call. It is to get the necessary background on the potential investment, management opportunity associated with Jeffrey Epstein

7:09to the trust set up on behalf of the Google founders kids. It is unclear if Barrow, which was referring to Brynn, though banker Robert A. Keller, wrote in a memo when Brynn became a JP Morgan client, we work very closely with the SurJ Brynn family office and communicate with them at least one time per day. Brynn, a 49 year old father of three, is now number 11 on Forbes list with a net worth of $104.2 billion. When you have $104.2 billion, you don't get caught up in RICO cases. Well, not unless you cross intelligence, what did Chuck Schumer tell us? If you cross intelligence, they'll find a way to get you three ways till Sunday or whatever. That's reassuring, coming from a senior senator, huh? Nothing like a out of control CIA and intelligence division. JP Morgan responded to the lawsuits allegations today, saying rather than account for its own failures to investigate

8:09and monitor this criminal under its jurisdiction, USVI blames a bank that did not have USVI's authority to enforce any law and the USVI is spot on with that. As much as I hate to give them any sort of ground, they're definitely spot on with that. They didn't have subpoena power. JP Morgan couldn't can tell anyone to come to court and give testimony, but the United States Virgin Island share could and they didn't do anything like that. Instead, they got into bed with Jeffrey Epstein, gave them all kinds of benefits and took his money. Any association with Epstein was a mistake and in hindsight, we regret it, but we did not help him commit his heinous crimes. A JP Morgan spokesperson added, we would never have continued to do business with him if we believed he was engaged in an ongoing sex trafficking operation. Well, that doesn't cut it. We've seen the emails JP Morgan and for as much as we want to talk about USVI having responsibility to stop this dude,

9:12so did the financial sector. So did JP Morgan and they all failed. Google and Brin didn't immediately respond to request for comment. Another email exchange, including the bombshell documents revealed that JP Morgan's current chief executive, Jamie Diamond, work with the team of other executives as well as Epstein on the bank's acquisition of investment management firm, high bridge and another connection. Where do you think they got high bridge from? Oh, that's right. Glenn Dubin, where do we know Glenn Dubin from? Well, he's being incredibly accused as one of the abusers of Virginia Roberts, but that's okay. We won't talk about him either, right? Let's talk more about Alex Acosta. Meanwhile, all these ties between Glenn Dubin, Jeffrey Epstein, JP Morgan, and the rest of these scuzzballs just continues to fly under the radar. The so-called Project Alpha Group included Jess Daily, who would later become CEO of UK banking giant Barclays

10:14before he was toppled by the Epstein scandal in 2021. Diamond, who hadn't yet taken over as the bank's chief executive, billionaire high bridge co-founder, Glenn Dubin, and Epstein, among others. Once JP Morgan completed its high bridge purchase in 2004, Staley requested that an email be sent to Diamond and Dubin with Epstein blind copied according to the court papers. Jamie Diamond had no idea though. Everything was on the up and up according to Jamie Diamond and Jeffrey Epstein was in a scumbag. He asked that the email say, you've done an amazing job of bringing our business together and delivering numbers that will earn the envy of our industry. Thanks for the partnership. We are well on our way to resume our position as one of the most respected asset and wealth managers. Aw, isn't that cute? Jeffrey Epstein helping JP Morgan get back on top. And I want you to keep this in mind next time you try to get a loan

11:16from JP Morgan and they try to bang you for a 15% finance rate. Though the US Virgin Islands alleged that Diamond and Epstein worked on this acquisition together, Diamond testified in a deposition in May that he had never had dealings with Epstein and didn't even know this extraficker was a JP Morgan client until his 2019 arrest. Oh, I believe that. I believe that about as much as I believe the stories of Bigfoot. Epstein who committed suicide allegedly while awaiting trial in 2019 was a JP Morgan client from 1998 to 2013. Diamond has called the bank's relationship with Epstein a terrible mistake but says he was unaware of it at the time. Instead pointing the finger at Staley who was the CEO of JP Morgan's asset management division in 2004 when Diamond first joined the bank. Staley, however, has contradicted the claim saying he and Diamond did,

12:18in fact, communicate about Epstein in 2006 when Epstein was first arrested. And again, in 2008, when he pleaded guilty to soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution. Staley and Diamond were colleagues at JP Morgan until 2009 when Staley left to head off barclays. Now, is anybody out there really believing one single damn word? About Jamie Diamond and his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein? And he can keep denying this until St. Smithen's day for all I care, but the facts are the facts. And the facts say that Jamie Diamond knew about Epstein and knew who he was. The recent filing is the latest in a back and forth legal battle between JP Morgan and the US Virgin Islands in which the US territory is seeking at least $190 million to settle the suit that claims JP Morgan benefited from Epstein's infamous sex trafficking ring while ignoring his sorted misdeeds.

13:19Hello, pot. I'm Kettle, you're black. That's basically what the USVI allegations are saying. The Virgin Islands Council at Motley Rice declined to comment, well, folks, it feels like a broken record at this point. How many times we have to go over people like Surjay Brin, but now that he's back in the conversation, we'll talk about him again and we'll continue to talk about these dirt bags as they pop up in the ongoing conversation. All right, everybody, that's going to do it for this one. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box. This is Troy Millens from Ernie Leisure. On Ernie Leisure, we're all about smart money moves. And here's one most people skip and it starts with insureify. Most of us never shop our car insurance. The policy renews every year, the rate creeps up a little at a time and nobody calls you to tell you you stay with the same company because it's easy and that convenience costs you real money. That's what insureify fixes real quotes from more than 120 top insurance companies side

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15:22Egg sandwiches, fries, burgers, some fans even swear by dipping pizza crust in it. And once you notice it, you start seeing it everywhere. You just use it, restaurants use it, people who really care about flavor use it. Never try it, grab the bottle with the red cap next time you're at the store. Put it on just about anything, then you'll understand. Q B, the original Japanese mayonnaise. This is Ashley Akinetti from the almost famous podcast. You ever notice you and your spouse keep saying we need to get away, but you never actually plan anything. That was us until we did something fun and spontaneous. We went to resortpass.com. There are hundreds of hotel resorts, pools and spots and private beaches that you can enjoy. You can spend the day at a luxury resort, pool, spa, massage without booking an overnight stay. And listen, I may have only been like 15 minutes from home, but it felt like it was a whole different world. And I'm thinking this is exactly what I needed. So just go to resortpass.com, choose your resort, choose your day, luxury resort day passes

16:25start at just $25. Once you post your daycation, people are going to ask where you are. Go to resortpass.com slash almost famous and use the promo code almost famous to get $20 off when you spend $100. That's code almost famous at resortpass.com slash almost famous. And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. So Surgy Brin and his $4 billion in investments to JP Morgan. Well that was all allegedly facilitated by none other than Jeffrey Epstein. And it shouldn't shock anybody. Surgy Brin's name has been connected to Epstein for a very long time and he's another one who hasn't given us a quality explanation for his relationship with Epstein. So let's dive right into this New York Post article and let's see what's going on. Headline Jeffrey Epstein helped JP Morgan, land Google co-founder, Surgy Brin and his $4 billion in investments as a client.

17:26This article was authored by Shannon Thaler. Jeffrey Epstein brought a slew of deep pocketed clients to JP Morgan Chase, including Google co-founder, Surgy Brin, who became one of the bank's biggest clients with investments worth more than $4 billion according to court papers. Now you wonder why JP Morgan didn't want to get rid of Epstein. Well if he's bringing in these kind of clients for you, everybody's getting rich and we all know that profits always come over people when it comes to the financial sector. And when you're talking about Epstein, it's even worse. This guy had little use for human beings. All he cared about was money, power and fulfilling his disgusting sexual desires. That's all this dude cared about. A bombshell legal filing in the US Southern District of New York late Monday revealed that Brin became a client of JP Morgan's San Francisco private bank in 2004. One year after Epstein introduced Brin to Jess Staley, a former executive at JP Morgan.

18:31Do you know how rich all of these people got? Directly on the back of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise. And then you'll wonder why Rico was never initiated and this tells you right here why it was never initiated. If they would have won after Rico, who would have funded your favorite politicians next political run? Certainly not the Nickel and Dimes regular people are giving them. It's people like Sergei Brin and Reid Hoffman and the Koch brothers that are really in charge of who goes to Washington DC and that's why I say all the time that the financial sector is the real bastion of power and that's where all the real decisions are made. The overall Brin relationship is one of the largest in the private bank of plus four billion dollars. Wrote banker Robert A. Keller in a memo who the documents claim was introduced to Epstein by Staley. Brin, who is also behind the single family office Bayshore Global, also met with CEO of JP Morgan's

19:31asset, wealth management division, Mary Ardose, plus other JP Morgan executives and members of Bayshore, the memo filed in court states. And Mary Ardose has been able to navigate through this, coming out pretty much unscathed. But I don't know how long that's going to last. She was a huge part in what was going on over at JP Morgan and she certainly was somebody who knew Epstein and had a relationship with him. How far that relationship goes? That's to be determined. But there's no doubt that Mary Ardose was friendly with Epstein. Also get the tenor of the emails that were being sent back and forth. We work very closely with Surji Brin, family office and communicate with them at least one time per day. Keller added on the memo. At the time in 2004, Brin was number 19 on Forbes billionaire list. Onboarding documents included in the docket showed that at the time Brin's fortune passed the 30 billion dollar mark.

20:33Now think about that for a minute. 30 billion dollars and you're paling around with Jeffrey Epstein. Why? What the hell are you doing hanging out with this weirdo? Don't tell me you didn't know. You went to his house. You saw all the pictures. You saw the weird ass chess pieces. I don't want to hear from any of these people that they had no idea who Epstein was. How many of you have walked into somebody's home and saw a bunch of pictures of young naked girls on the walls, all sorts of weird ass art. I'm just been like, alright cool, no big deal. I'm guessing not many of you. You know why? Because we're not hanging out and breaking bread with the sick billionaire class who finds all of this shit normal. And why do I say that? Well, if they didn't find it normal, don't you think they would have said something about the shit Epstein was up to? You would expect that, right? But considering all of these people are fellow travelers with Epstein, well, we are where we are. Epstein, a 49 year old father of two, is now 11 on the Forbes list with a net worth of

21:3799.1 billion dollars. And I'm sure every last cent of that was made fairly. I'm sure that Sergei Brinn never shit on anyone on his way up the tree to success. Just another misunderstood billionaire, right? Also in 2003, Epstein reportedly introduced Brinn's fellow Google co-founder Larry Page to JP Morgan, the court document showed. And Larry Page is another stew nod. Another one of these rich ass scoundrels who is hiding from a subpoena can't even answer basic questions. And they'll hide behind their legions of security. There are 500 foot walls surrounding their apocalypse bunkers. And then they'll have a bunch to say about the rest of us and how we live. And I don't know about you, but I'm sick and tired of all of these billionaires acting like they know what regular people are going through on a regular basis. They do not. We don't have the same problems. I promise you that. An email correspondent cited in the filing revealed that JP Morgan referred to Epstein

22:41as the advisor to the Google founders. According to the filing, the message was sent by Anne Borowitz, a former managing director at the bank, to Staley, referencing the potential need to have a New York team for Jeffrey Epstein as the advisor to the Google founders. So do you think JP Morgan was sending out this email for fun? Just for their health, they wanted to practice an email chain. Or do you think that Epstein was acting as an advisor for the Google founders? I know what I think. And I think that he was acting as an advisor for Brynn and for Larry Page. That's what I think. And I feel like the evidence is on my side. We have not brought an investor onto the team yet because we wanted to see if you agreed that it should be Bob Bianque. She wrote referencing another managing director. Since you know Jeffrey, which one would you pick? Borowitz asked Staley. What do you recommend as the best step? A meeting call with you, a meeting with Jeffrey?

23:44According to the court documents, Staley was introduced to Epstein by former JP Morgan head honcho Sandy Warner in or about the 2000 period. Warner told Staley, you should meet Epstein. He's one of the most connected people I know in New York. So JP Morgan has a problem here too. Not only do they have to contend with Jamie Dimon, possibly knowing about Epstein, but obviously they're prior CEO, not only knew about Epstein, but pushed Staley into forming a relationship with him so that the bank would be in a position better suited to make some more money. So that's certainly going to be part of the reckoning for JP Morgan moving forward. Before referencing Brenn and Paige to JP Morgan, Epstein brought a slew of people in his high net worth network to the bank, including Bill Gates, the Sultan of Dubai, Prince Andrew, Hyatt Hotel Air, Thomas Pritzker, and billionaire hedge fund founder Glenn Dubin. And for those of you keeping score at home, three of those five have been directly accused

24:48of taking part in the abuse, Pritzker, Prince Andrew, and Glenn Dubin. By 2003, when Brenn and Paige reportedly joined the bank, Epstein was also bringing in over 8 million in revenue to the private bank. The court document said, the figure was the top revenue and nearly double the amount of the next highest client, the filing added. So you see here why they didn't want to get rid of them. I hate to keep reiterating that, but it's very important. It's all about money for these people. It's not about, you know, Epstein being a scumbag or some drug trafficker being a scumbag. They don't care. If they can have a work around and they can make it look like that money is legitimate, they're going to take them on as a client. And that's just the way it goes in the financial sector. And no amount of fines is ever going to fix that or change it. You know what will change it? Sending people to prison. That'll change it. All these soft ass bankers going to prison? Yeah, right. They ain't built for it.

25:48So you start sending these dudes to prison and maybe the next one who has one of these ideas thinks twice about it. No purchase necessary. We're prohibited by law. 18 plus terms and conditions apply. See what's like for details. The fresh evidence is part of the Virgin Islands lawsuit claiming JP Morgan benefited from Epstein's infamous sex trafficking ring while ignoring his sorted misdeeds when the aisle's government is seeking at least $190 million to settle the suit. The sum includes $150 million in civil fines and at least $40 million in penalties for maintaining a 15 year relationship with Epstein. Both Brennan Page have been issued subpoenas as part of the ongoing high profile suit. Representatives for JP Morgan did not immediately respond to the post request for comment. Now if I was one of the survivors, I would look at the numbers that the US Virgin Island is asking for from JP Morgan and I'd extrapolate those numbers to myself and I'd use those

26:49same numbers to ask for that amount from the US Virgin Islands in a class action suit because there's no way under this sun that anyone's going to convince me that the US Virgin Islands and the people who were running the show down there at the time didn't know what was going on and didn't benefit from Epstein's crimes. This is Troy Millens from Earnier Leisure. On Earnier Leisure we're all about smart money moves and here's one most people skip and it starts with insureify. Most of us never shop our car insurance. The policy renews every year, the rate creeps up a little at a time and nobody calls you to tell you. Stay with the same company because it's easy and that convenience costs you real money. That's what insureify fixes. Real quotes for more than 120 top insurance companies side by side. About two minutes free, no phone calls, no pressure and if there's nothing better for you right now, insureify keeps watching and tells you when that changes so you're never stuck over paying. Millions of people have used insureify to shop for their car insurance.

27:51So insure with insureify go to insureify.com that's I and S U R I F Y dot com insureify.com. This is Matt Rogers from Los Cultures. That's with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Los Cultures. It's Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. You know when people try a new food and suddenly it's like wait, that's the reaction. A lot of people are having when they first try Q B Mayo. It's the one with the red cap and the little baby on the bottle. You've probably seen it in the grocery store before. And if you've ever just walked past it, some people would say that's a huge mistake because this mayo is different. Most mayonnaise uses whole eggs. Q B only uses egg yolks, which gives it this rich umami flavor. It's smoother, deeper and almost buttery. Once people try it, they start putting it on everything. Egg sandwiches, fries, burgers, some fans even swear by dipping pizza crust in it. And once you notice it, you start seeing it everywhere. Chefs use it, restaurants use it. People who really care about flavor use it. You never try it, grab the bottle with the red cap next time you're at the store.

28:54Put it on just about anything, then you'll understand. Q B, the original Japanese mayonnaise. This is Ashley Akinetti from the Almost Amos Podcast. You ever notice you and your spouse keep saying we need to get away, but you never actually plan anything. That was us until we did something fun and spontaneous. We went to resortpass.com. There are hundreds of hotel resorts, pools and spots and private beaches that you can enjoy. You can spend the day at a luxury resort, pool, spa, massage without booking an overnight stay. And listen, I may have only been like 15 minutes from home, but it felt like it was a whole different world. And I'm thinking this is exactly what I needed. So just go to resortpass.com, choose your resort, choose your day, luxury resort day passes start at just $1,000. Once you post your daycation, people are going to ask where you are. Go to resortpass.com slash almost famous and use the promo code almost famous to get $20 off when you spend $100.

29:54That's code almost famous at resortpass.com slash almost famous. Brin was subpoenaed in April. The US Virgin Islands attorney general has asked legal representatives for Brin to turn over any documents or information related to the bank and Epstein. The US Virgin Islands attempted to subpoena page as part of the lawsuit as well, but a court filing from May showed that government officials couldn't find him to serve him the papers. Must be nice, huh? Hide on some islands somewhere. The 50 year old tech mogul, whose worth $104.3 billion according to Forbes, remains largely out of the public eye. Although it's unclear where he resides, legal documents obtained by insider revealed page owns four islands and reportedly spent much of the pandemic hiding out in Fiji. Imagine these guys, let me go buy an island and then hide out from COVID while the rest of you die. Just like all the rich people in New York mind you, don't forget all the rich people in New

30:55York City who bounced up to the Hamptons to leave the people in the city to their fate. Oh, what you thought I forgot? Three of pages islands are located in the Caribbean. In Lolic, it's neighboring Little Hands Lolic and Eustacia Island while Tavariah lies west of the main Fiji and Island. Page and Brin co-founded Google in 1998 based on research they conducted together while at Stanford University as doctoral students. A restructuring of Google in 2015 made alphabet the search giant's corporate parent. The duo held top jobs at the organization. Page had been the chief executive of Google and Brin had been the president of Google until 2019 when they stepped down and Sundar Peshai took over as alphabet CEO. Page remains a board member and controlling shareholder for alphabet. Brin, the second largest shareholder behind page, was reportedly hands off since leaving

31:57his dated day roll in 2019. However, he's back in the trenches and working with a group of researchers to build Google's long awaited artificial intelligence model Gemini according to the Wall Street Journal. So he shouldn't be too hard to find out. But really, what does it matter? Even though they know who all of these people are, what has happened to them? Have any of them faced any sort of real repercussion? Of course not. And until there are repercussions for people like this, until there are some teeth to the sanctions that they're hit with, we're going to keep seeing it happen over and over again. Because they know that they're going to make billions and billions of dollars. And then on the backside of that, the penalties only going to be a very small number from their point of view anyway of, you know, $190, 200 million. And to them, that's just the cost to do in business because the big picture is they're making that times about 5,000 on a daily basis. So do you really think those penalties are going to work?

32:58It's like when you were a kid and your parents would ground you for like a day. Oh yeah, I really learned my lesson, Mom. So until the day arrives where people like this are treated the same way that you or I would be treated, then we're going to have this stupid carousel of misery continuing to go round and round and round. All right, everybody, that's going to do it for this one. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box. Lots of everyone and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we have a quick article from Business Insider talking about Reed Hoffman. And as soon as we finish the article up right after it, I'll have a few closing statements about what I think about this article and Reed Hoffman himself. So let's get right to it. Like I said, this article was published by a Business Insider and the headline linked in co-founder Reed Hoffman says he learned a lesson from a visit to Epstein's Island.

33:58Note to self Google before going. Yeah, we all believe that, buddy. This article was authored by Alice Takatsky. Linked in co-founder Reed Hoffman said he wishes he'd known a little more before agreeing to spend the night on Jeffrey Epstein's Island. A little bit different than just showing up to the island, right? Spend in the night and you found nothing creepy about what was going on, huh? Okay. On the December 1 episode of Eric Newcomers podcast, Hoffman said that he visited the island as part of his fundraising work for the MIT Foundation and was told the visit would make Epstein more likely to donate to MIT. Bro, you have so much money, why do you need Epstein to donate? And this is the excuse they use. And I said I'd talk about it afterwards, but this is ridiculous. So we have to talk about it now and then I'll give you my closing monologue as well because this is ridiculous. I mean, does this guy really think we're stupid? He was just on this island. He didn't explore. He didn't go and check anything out.

34:59He didn't hear anything. He didn't see anything. He knows nothing. Okay. Note to self. Google before going, Hoffman said on the podcast, he said he stayed on the island for one night and that there was a pool, a bunch of guest rooms and a courtyard and no women, huh? No Nadia, Marc and Cove, no Sarah Kellen, no Virginia, no unnamed girls from Eastern Europe. I call bullshit. I don't believe that for a second. Hoffman has maintained that he only interacted with Epstein, whose 2019 death while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges was ruled a suicide through his work fundraising for the MIT Media Lab on the newcomer podcast. He called Epstein a masterful networker and recalled a 2015 dinner he hosted for an MIT researcher and Palo Alto, California. Well, they're all hanging out together and Silicon Valley might be the worst of the worst. These people, Peter Teal, the other guy, what's his name? Lucky Palmer. There's a whole lot of these people that really give me the willies and these are the new

36:03masters of the universe. And we're all over here worrying about 1984 becoming a reality. But while we were worrying about that, these rotten bastards flipped the script and now it's like a brave new world. Hoffman said that Joy Eto, former director of the MIT Media Lab, as Tim of Epstein could attend the dinner, which was also attended by Metta, CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Similar to his visit to the island, Hoffman said he was later told that the financier had said he was more likely to donate if he attended the dinner. So again, it's all about the money. I'm talking about somebody who was already a registered sex offender in 2015. So Reed Hoffman can save the bullshit. Everybody knew what Jeffrey Epstein was and what he was up to. And I know it sounds like a broken record at this point, but it has to be said again, I guess. He's kind of going through the network, trying to meet people, and so forth Hoffman said on the podcast.

37:04Hoffman also reiterated previous apologies for his involvement with Epstein. In 2019, a spokesperson for Zuckerberg confirmed the dinner to business insider and said it was the only time the Facebook co-founder met Epstein. A spokesperson for Musk also confirmed the Tesla CEO's attendance. And there's a lot of other meetings and events that Elon Musk was at, which every Epstein, and he still hasn't answered for any of that. In a 2019 email to Axios Hoffman acknowledged multiple interactions with Epstein, which he said were strictly for fundraising purposes, and said he had been told MIT had vetted and approved the convicted sex offenders participation. He said in the email, he was deeply regretful of the involvement. I mean, that really strains credulity. You're one of the rich men in the world, and you don't Google who you're dealing with. Nobody says to you, hey, Reed, this guy's a little bit odd, bro. He was busted for so and so.

38:05I don't believe that for a second. Because I know that when I've been invited on the podcast, people have reached out to me and said, hey, do you know about so and so or blah, blah, blah, or I have looked at, you know, their content or whatever and said to myself, yeah, that's not for me. Not that difficult, right? You don't have to put yourself in a situation where you're associating with somebody you don't want to be associating with, especially when you have the kind of money that Reed Hoffman has. Do they really need Jeffrey Epstein's donations? I went and kind of made a, you know, very public apology because it was like, okay, I realize this and I'd already at that point had ramped down connection with them, right? So like no meetings and all the rest of the stuff under any context. Hoffman said on the podcast, and I think he still would drop me an email every so often and say, hey, can we get on the phone? I say, oh, maybe sometime, which is, you know, code for never, right? No, I don't know that. Never means never. Nobody means sometime and it means maybe.

39:05Don't try and parse words and tell me what I know and what I don't know. Reed Hoffman. Hoffman's at the justice for the late pedophiles survivors is important. Ennerged the government to release, honor, adapted every single piece of intel that they have about Epstein. In November, President Donald Trump signed the bill that will release the Department of Justice files on Epstein after months of pressure from Congress, including some fellow Republicans. The Department has until Saturday, December 19th to comply with the order. I have my doubts. I have my doubts about that. But we'll wait and see. I don't want to be one of those black pill people. So we'll wait and see what happens on the 19th. But I will tell you this. I have my doubts. Trump has also ordered the DOJ to investigate Hoffman along with other individuals he views as political enemies, including former President Bill Clinton and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers over their ties to Epstein. Well he has the right idea as far as the people, but the motivation is all bad. And that's how you end up getting a prosecution to be DOA.

40:10And maybe that's Trump's whole entire purpose, right? Talk all this shit and make these cases impossible to prosecute. Hoffman a billionaire and major Democratic donor has previously said that he had the higher security after Musk fuel conspiracy theories about his relationship with Epstein. Alright so that's the article. Here's my opinion about all of it. Imagine being a billionaire like Reid Hoffman and expecting people to take ID and know at face value. That might work for a guy who lives off coupons, not someone embedded, in the most information rich social class on earth. Hoffman didn't cause his way to the top of Silicon Valley by being oblivious. He made his fortune by understanding people and sentives and networks. He built an empire on mapping relationships and leveraging proximity. So when he suddenly becomes incurious, the performance rings hollow. The richest men in the world don't lack information. They outsource discomfort and Epstein was discomfort incarnate. Reid Hoffman is the textbook not me billionaire.

41:10The kind who always has a prefabricated excuse ready. It's never denial outright, just soft deflection wrapped in reasonableness. He speaks in calibrated ambiguity. No language of people who fear specifics. Every statement feels engineered to be technically true while practically useless. The goal is in clarity its survivability. That's how power communicates when it doesn't want to confess or confront. Epstein thrived exactly in this kind of fog. Let's be explicit and responsible because the distinction matters. There's no evidence Reid Hoffman participated in abuse. The public record does not accuse him of crimes. Knowing that clearly is not charity, it's accuracy. But accuracy doesn't mean absolution. No one ends their responsibility at not criminally charged. The Epstein story is not just about perpetrators, it's about enablers, shields, and silencers. It's about who tolerated what and when. That's the conversation Hoffman can't dodge.

42:13Hoffman has acknowledged knowing Jeffrey Epstein, he acknowledged traveling deptstein's movement. Those aren't rumors or hostile interpretations. Those are admissions. Once those facts are on the table, the conversation changes permanently. This is no longer about whether they cross paths, it's about how deliberate those paths were. Little saying James was not a neutral venue or a casual hangout. It was already infamous long before the world pretended to notice. You don't visit that island without hearing things unless you actively choose not to listen. And inevitably the defense always circles back to timing because timing is the last refuge of the corner to leave. I didn't know then, it's treated like an escape hatch. As if Epstein's crimes manifested suddenly in a single news cycle. Survivors were speaking years before journalists were brave enough to amplify them. Law enforcement knew far more than it acted on. Wealthy circles whisper earlier and not later. Claiming ignorance requires believing that the wealthiest social tier was at least informed.

43:13That is the opposite of how power works. Reed Hoffman's entire professional identity is built on understanding networks. LinkedIn itself is a monument to relational awareness, context, proximity, and information flow or the currency he monetized. That makes selective blindness incredibly difficult to believe. You can't be hyper literate and human connection while socially illiterate and elite circles. Epstein did move invisibly through high society. He was discussed, warned about, joked about, and quietly avoided by some. Choosing not to hear is not the same as not knowing. This is Troy Millens from Earnier Leisure. On Earnier Leisure we're all about smart money moves. And here's one most people skip. And it starts with insureify. Most of us never shop our car insurance. The policy renews every year, the rate creeps up a little at a time, and nobody calls you to tell you. You stay with the same company because it's easy, and that convenience costs you real money. That's what insureify fixes. Real quotes from more than 120 top insurance companies side by side.

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47:23Each step involves awareness, each step carries implicit endorsement. Pretending it was just another stop stretches credibility beyond repair. Photography matters when crimes cluster around the location. And we all know that Epstein curated his social circle with precision. Everyone who visited was a signal to everyone else. Smart people conferred legitimacy. Cauches people provided insulation. Well known names, discouraged scrutiny. That wasn't random socializing. It was strategic placement. Epstein's access depended on the presence of the powerful. He built a mode out of reputation. People like Reed Hoffman were bricks in that wall, whether they intended to be or not. Intent doesn't erase effect. And the question has matured past childish framing. It's no longer did Reed Hoffman know Jeffrey Epstein. That question has been answered. The meaningful question is depth and duration. How often, how close and under what circumstances? Relationships are patterns, not snapshots.

48:24Every continued association after new information emerges is a decision. Once after suspicion is also a choice. Choices accumulate consequences whether acknowledged or not. Hoffman's public statements rely heavily on narrow constructions. They are carefully worded, legally cautious and emotionally neutral. This is the tone of someone entering the safest possible question. It avoids grappling with uncomfortable implications. What did you hear? What did you dismiss? What did you rationalize away? These are not legal questions, but they are historical ones. And history is less forgiving than the courts. Elite culture specializes in plausible deniability. Everyone knows just enough to maintain distance and just little enough to deny responsibility. Epstein exploited that culture mercilessly. He didn't need universal ignorance. He needed selective disbelief. He needed powerful people who would not ask in convenient questions. Not because they were evil, but because they were comfortable.

49:26Comfort is a real accomplice and most large-scale abuses. And look, let's be real. The tech elite love disruption until disruption threatens them. Then all of a sudden, stability becomes sacred. Questions are affirmed as hysteria, scrutiny becomes persecution, patterns are dismissed, as coincidence. Epstein operated comfortably in that protective field. He depended on it. He was insulated by the reputations of others, and those reputations did real work on his behalf. Look, no one's demanding a confession or a scarlet letter. What's being demanded is honesty without choreography. Stop hiding behind sterile phrasing. Stop pretending the error was clean. Acknowledge discomfort existed and was ignored. That admission cost nothing now. Refusal on the other hand deepens the stain. Silence always compounds over time. Others understand this dynamic intimately. They were disbelieved not because evidence didn't exist, but because disbelief was easier.

50:29Powerful acquaintances made doubt respectable, respectability is a powerful shield. An Epstein wore it like armor. He didn't manufacture it alone. It was lent to him repeatedly. Often by people who told themselves they were staying neutral. When billionaires plead ignorance, what they're really asking for is exemption. Reconquering from judgment. Exemption from moral memory. Exemption from follow-up questions. Wealth does not grant that privilege. Access does not erase responsibility. Silence is not neutral whenever text predators. History records silence carefully. Now Reed Hoffman may regret proximity today, regret is not reckoning. Reckoning requires detail and vulnerability. It requires timelines, not platitudes. It requires answers that do not flatter the speaker. Carefully sanded statements are not courage. Look, this is not about inventing crimes where evidence does not exist. It's about refusing fantasies where facts clearly do.

51:30Reed Hoffman knew Jeffrey Epstein. Reed Hoffman visited his island. Those realities are not up for debate. What remains is a depth of that relationship and the choice is made within it. Reed is going to keep asking that question. And if they continue with their silence, they'll keep answering it poorly. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box. What's up everyone and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. Yesterday when we were talking about how Jeffrey Epstein tried to get his tentacles into Donald Trump's campaign in 2016, we were also talking about a man named Reed Hoffman. While today, that's who we're going to talk about a little bit more at length. Considering this dude visited Epstein's island and then poured thousands of dollars into the Democratic Senate race. I mean how many more examples do we need that both sides are absolutely corrupt? And the fact that a guy like Reed Hoffman, who was obviously close to Epstein, is still

52:35able to just slide around without any real questions, is bananas. And then you wonder why I say the whole entire political class is bought and paid for. Well here it is. A guy like Reed Hoffman has no business donating $700,000 to Biden's reelection effort or to any of these Senate campaign races. You know like Epstein himself did with Stacey Plaskett. This article is authored by Jessica Chasmar. The Democrat tech billionaire who helped rehab Jeffrey Epstein's image and visited his island has poured thousands and donations into several vulnerable Senate races across the country. You know you talk about demons, people talk about the W E F or all this other nonsense that really doesn't affect our lives. You know what really affects our lives? People like Reed Hoffman, people in the financial sector who are literally guiding the course of our future with their donations to these politicians.

53:37Do you think they just give this money up and then they're like, ah, you know what, I don't expect any favors for it? Or do you think that this money buys them entry into the Senator's office? LinkedIn co-founder Reed Hoffman recently gave the maximum donations of $6600 each to the campaigns of Senator John Tester, Montana, Jackie Rosen, Nevada, and Bob Casey and Pennsylvania according to Federal Election Commission records. And I'll be reaching out to Jackie Rosen later on today to see if she's going to return Jeffrey Epstein's buddy's money. We'll see what she has to say. All three races are considered battlegrounds going into Election Day 2024. And now look, if you want to donate money fine, but the fact is people need to be aware that Reed Hoffman was somebody that was certainly in Epstein's circle. Somebody who had been to the island, somebody who broke bread with Epstein and somebody who was playing a part in Epstein's gigantic wheel.

54:41News of the donations came after the Wall Street Journal reported in May that Hoffman visited Epstein's private Caribbean islands called Little St. James, part of the US Virgin Islands on at least one occasion in 2014. And then now deceased convicted pedophile were planning to return to the island in November of 2014 and then travel to Boston. The report said so not just showing up for dinner. They're going to travel together. Yeah, let's go to the island that will go to Boston. Well, what were you guys doing? How many massages did you get? Reed Hoffman. It's unclear what the intent was for those plant trips, but the report also revealed Hoffman was planning to stay at Epstein's luxury Manhattan townhouse in December of 2014 after a late arrival in New York City. Oh, isn't that nice? After Epstein was already a sexual offender, Mr. Big Shot Moneybags, who's dumping a bunch of dough into the Democratic Party, he thought it would be a good idea to go have a sleepover.

55:45And I'm sure that they were just discussing, you know, the local news. I'm sure nothing was going on. That was untowards. I'm sure there were no massages being given Hoffman also sent the maximum $6600 donation on June 14 to the campaign of California Democrat Will Rollins, who is again trying to grab a congressional seat after a narrow loss during the 2022 elections. Fox News Digital reported on Tuesday. Fox News Digital also reported this week that the Biden victory fund, a joint fundraising committee authorized by the Biden campaign received a whopping $699,600 donation from Hoffman on April 26 and a maximum donation of $6600 went directly to Biden's campaign. Yesterday we were talking about Glenn Dubin giving money to Vivek Ramaswamy. And now on the flip side, we see the same. This is Troy Millings from Earnier Leisure. On Earnier Leisure, we're all about smart money moves.

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59:54Show me the proof that you did something about it while you were in power. None of them did. Oh, they all found a way to take money from them though, right? Hoffman recently made headlines after Biden attended a fundraiser, the billionaire hosted on behalf of the Biden victory fund at the private residence of Shannon Hunt Scott and Kevin Scott in Las Catoes, California. Hoffman told the journal in May, it knows Adam, that his association with Epstein helped his reputation and must delay justice for his survivors. My last interaction with Epstein was in 2015 still by agreeing to participate in any fundraising activity where Epstein was present. I helped to repair his reputation and perpetuate injustice. Hoffman said in 2019 for this, I am deeply regretful. And you know the truth, the truth is this guys like Reed Hoffman, Leon Black and the rest of them.

1:00:54They're the reason we didn't see Rico here. All your favorite politicians that you love so much, they could have forced the issue. They could have made the DOJ play a ball. Did anybody do it? And if they did, they would have found that all of these people that were paling around with egg dick themselves, they all had financial dealings with them as well. So if Epstein was making his money from Ilgotton gains and there was a rico charge, everybody was involved with them financially would be hit with the same charges. Now we can't have that, can we? Who would pay the bills for the politicians if their banker buddies got in trouble? The 2015 interaction was when he invited Epstein to a Silicon Valley dinner with tech industry leaders. After he was already convicted of sexual crimes. In September that same year, Hoffman attended a state dinner hosted by then vice president Biden at the White House in honor of Chinese president Xi Jinping.

1:01:55Fox News Digital has previously reported that Hoffman's money also goes into non-traditional groups that aren't mandated to reporting their funding and often operate in the shadows. He was forced to issue an apology in 2018 for funding a group that falsely tried to give the impression that the Russian government was supporting Alabama Republican Roy Moore in a 2017 special senator election. So just your usual typical scumbag has no idea about what's going on really, but knows that he has a lot of money and hell why not try and get things shaded in the direction I want them shaded in. Meanwhile while he's interfering in our elections, he's also breaking bread with Jeffrey Epstein. Why the hell would president Biden take money from this guy? Does anybody plan on asking junior soprano Biden if he's going to give this money back? Or are we just going to shrug our shoulders and be like, ah, you know what? It's not Alex Acosta.

1:02:56So let's move on. Biden has benefited from Hoffman's lavish spending on campaign contributions donating one and a half million dollars to a super pack that supported Biden's candidacy in the 2020 elections as well as the maximum individual dollar amount allowed to Biden's campaign according to FEC records. Tudes out here throwing money at all kinds of politicians. And again, I ask you, do you think he's doing that because he's a kind man and just wants to give him some money? Or do you think he's doing that because he wants something on the back end from them? He expects something on the flip side, whether that's regulations that help his companies or whatever it is, please don't be naive and think that these people are just so politically motivated that they want to donate millions and millions of dollars. Once they start donating that money, the people that are donating that money to understand exactly where the money is coming from. And now they understand that that person, whether it's read Hoffman or whoever else, well,

1:03:58they need access to you now or that money is going to dry up. And if you don't have that kind of money, you don't have that kind of backing. You are not going to win office in America because it's all a fucking scam these days, folks. It's all a scam. It's not about your neighbor going to DC to argue what's best for the community. It's about some lawyers, some doctor going to DC so they can increase their wealth and get richer. So please pass me by when you're gaslighting and talking about how any of these politicians are or do care about us because I do not believe it. And you know the proof of that is my 43 years on this earth, watch in the move. Such spending can come with certain perks such as access. According to White House visitor logs, Hoffman visited the White House five times last year. Remember Epstein visited Bill Clinton over 17 times while he was in the White House. I'm sure that was just because Clinton loved Epstein's company, right? And nothing to do with what Jeffy Boy was bringing to the table.

1:05:03One visit appears to have been for the state dinner with French president Emmanuel Macron. The other four trips were for meetings with Madeline Strasser who at the time was an advisor to the White House chief of staff Ron Claim, Kimberly Lang who at the time was the executive assistant to Biden's national security advisor and Jordan Finkelstein, a special assistant to Biden and chief of staff to the president's senior advisor. Hoffman and the campaigns for tester, Rossin and Casey did not respond to Fox News digital requests for comment. Oh, of course they didn't, but if it was Alex Acosta, the legacy media would be a buzz. The bad news for them, meaning the legacy media and these people who are trying to craft narratives is we're not going to play ball. We're going to follow the evidence and we're going to follow the truth. And the truth is none of these scumbags on either side of the aisle give one single damn about you. How much more evidence do you need?

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