Trump DARK PAST SURFACES As He SHUTS Epstein Ranch Investigation!!! | The Kyle Kulinski Show

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AI GeneratedThe New Mexico Attorney General's office is accusing the federal government of stonewalling its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. Despite requests for unredacted files to investigate severe crimes, including alleged murders and human trafficking, the DOJ has provided minimal, redacted information, leading to threats of legal action.
All right y'all so big story dropped and unfortunately nowhere near enough people
are talking about this but we're here to break it down for you so take a look here.
Kyle Griffin says,
The New Mexico Attorney General's office says Trump's Southern District of New York
has refused to provide his office with unredacted Epstein files
to aid in its investigation of Epstein's Zorro Ranch.
Let me explain what this means.
For those of you that don't know,
Zorro Ranch was the epicenter of Epstein's criminal syndicate.
Okay it's there and some argue Mar-a-Lago.
It was subpoenaed in the Ghislaine Maxwell investigation as like the heart of the child
trafficking but Zorro Ranch is where the most depraved of the crimes were committed.
We're talking about women effectively being kidnapped and held against their will.
We're talking about using women or girls to incubate babies basically.
We're talking about Jeffrey Epstein trying to create like a superior race on some Nazi type
---- right like he was a Jewish supremacist Nazi type eugenics believer.
He invested a lot of money into all these different scientific programs basically
to exercise eugenics ideas.
That's who this guy was and there's also allegedly murders that happened at this Zorro Ranch.
In fact one thing specifically mentioned in the Epstein files of a murder that happened there
and you know they opened up an investigation over exactly that and so here you have the
New Mexico Attorney General's office and they go to the federal government and they go look
we're doing this investigation.
It's super important.
We got a murder going on.
We got other things as well.
Very disturbing stuff in the Epstein files about this place and so we would like your cooperation
and the federal government goes yeah okay sure yeah whatever we'll cooperate with you
and then they go okay so you know they've only released about half of the Epstein files so far
maybe a little more than that and Trump's name has already been mentioned over a million times
in the Epstein files.
Okay in the first one percent of the Epstein files Trump's name was in there 38,000 times.
That's not an exaggeration.
He's the number one mentioned person in the Epstein files and so they ask for help
and the federal government goes yeah okay we'll help you and then they stonewall.
They stonewall.
They block.
They obfuscate.
They deflect and then eventually the New Mexico Attorney General's office goes they're not
working with us here.
What they wanted was access to the full unredacted Epstein files
and they got blocked at every single turn.
Now what did I tell you with the roughly half of the Epstein files that were released?
This is the definition of what's called a limited hangout.
Namely give some of the information but you're really hiding the most juicy stuff okay
and you pretend like you gave all the stuff away.
You didn't.
You gave away half of it and you're really hiding the most important stuff
and so now even with New Mexico's Attorney General saying you got to share this with us
because we need it for our investigation they're refusing to accommodate.
They are refusing to accommodate and so now the New Mexico Attorney General
their office is sort of crashing out over this.
So here we go.
Let's take a look at this.
Let me zoom in a little bit here.
Dear Acting Attorney General Blanche and Associate Deputy AG Pestana,
the New Mexico Department of Justice writes to renew and to make final
its demand for access to the complete unredacted investigative records
in the custody of the United States Department of Justice
bearing on the trafficking and sexual abuse of vulnerable individuals
at Jeffrey Epstein Zorro Ranch.
The request is specific and readily achievable.
In-person review by NMDOJ, personnel of the unredacted records
that Maine Justice already holds,
conducted subject to whatever security protocols and confidentiality conditions
the U.S. DOJ deems appropriate.
All right so let me pause.
What they're saying there is, look I get that there's some things
that are redacted for everybody in the Epstein files, right?
And you can keep those redactions but we need the full files.
That's what he's saying.
The demand follows more than five months of sustained outreach
and has been met where it has been met at all
with production so incomplete as to be functionally non-responsive.
Absent access by July 31st, 2026,
the NMDOJ will treat this request as denied
and will pursue all available legal remedies without further notice.
What they're saying there is,
if you don't actually comply with what we need for our investigation,
we're going to go to the courts
and we're going to have the courts demand that you turn that ---- over to us.
That's what it sounds like is going on here.
They continue, the scale of the deficit illustrates why this remedy is necessary.
By the U.S. DOJ's own assertions,
the department's collection efforts under the Epstein Files Transparency Act
identified more than 6 million total responsive records,
of which approximately 3.5 million have been released to the public
throughout the online EFTA portal.
These publicly released materials,
while clearly relevant based on contextual information,
are so substantially redacted
as to preclude meaningful law enforcement follow-up.
Unredacted production is an investigative necessity,
not an optional courtesy.
Against this vast body of records,
the United States Attorney's Office for the District of New Mexico
has produced a mere 31 pages,
oh my days,
consisting almost entirely of documents
already released through the EFTA portal,
redacted materials that remain effectively unusable.
So they're stonewalling, they're blocking,
and they're doing it on purpose.
And what they're saying here is,
in a fancy legalese way,
is you guys are hiding this ---- on purpose.
There's a reason why you guys are refusing to play ball with us.
That's what New Mexico is saying right now to the Department of Justice.
Like, oh, so y'all are doing the cover-up.
You're doing the thing right now.
Oh my word, bro.
Oh my word.
So, listen, why?
Why are we here?
I have zero doubt that the word came directly from Donald Trump
to his Department of Justice.
Don't you dare ******* cooperate with that Zorro Ranch investigation.
Don't you dare do that.
Don't you dare give them access to the full Epstein files.
Don't you dare do that.
And why would Trump do that?
Because he's panicking.
And the reason he's panicking is because he's all over those Epstein files.
He's all over some of the ones that were released.
Could you imagine what they're hiding?
What we already know is terrifying and devastating and disgusting.
It doesn't get talked about nearly enough.
Like, for example, that Trump was Epstein's best friend for a decade.
Like, for example, that Trump was on his pedophile plane eight times that we know of
and he went to the island.
Like, for example, that the first time Trump and Melania had sex
was allegedly on the Lolita Express.
Like, for example, how Epstein knew the inner workings of Trump's White House
in his first term and Trump offered him a job.
Okay?
He offered him a job in his first term to shut him up.
To say, don't tell everybody what you have on me
because I know you got a lot of dirt on me.
I'll offer you a job if you play cool.
If you play it cool.
If you don't tell people what's going on here.
Okay?
Trump, again, think about what we know.
We know that Trump and Epstein shared a girlfriend.
Okay?
We know that Trump was outed as having a nipple torture fetish.
We know about the Katie Johnson story, allegedly 13 years old
and accused Trump of grape.
Accused Trump of heinous things.
Accused Trump of assault of a little girl, too.
Okay?
We know that Trump allegedly assaulted somebody in Ivanka's bedroom in 1993
with her husband in the next room.
And Epstein emailed Michael Wolff about that.
Okay?
We know that Trump wrote that creepy love letter to Epstein
and all sorts of stuff.
I mean, I can go on here.
There's reason to believe that Epstein learned
all of his human trafficking tricks from Trump's teenage modeling agency.
Remember that video of Trump on Howard Stern's show in the 1990s?
And he's talking about how, well, since I own Miss Teen USA,
I get to go into the locker room whenever I want, into the dressing room.
And you got these teenage girls who are naked.
And he's like, I get away with it.
I get to go in there and say, is everybody okay?
Does anybody need anything?
And he looks at the naked teenage girls.
He's basically admitting to being a fredophile on ******* camera
to Howard Stern's face.
And he ******* got away with it.
And nobody even brings that ---- up anymore.
Very rarely it's brought up.
Okay?
Do people know that Trump had a private event at Mar-a-Lago with teen models
and it was only him and Jeffrey Epstein there and nobody else?
Do people know that?
I mean, again, the list of stuff, the stuff that we know,
there's a reason why Trump is panicking.
There's a reason why he's trying to shut down this investigation.
There's a reason why he ordered his DOJ
to not go along with New Mexico's attorney general
is because when the truth comes out about what really went on
with Epstein, it is terrifying.
Did you know that Epstein bought massive vats of sulfuric acid
at the same day that they announced an investigation into him?
What were you doing with the massive vats of sulfuric acid there, Jeffrey?
What were you doing with a ******* trap door
underneath your mansion on the island that goes directly to the water?
Were those two things linked?
Were you murdering people and dissolving the bodies
and dumping them in the ocean?
Is that what's going on?
Jesus Christ.
And we don't even know the half of it.
You know, there's stuff in the Epstein files about a CEO
who has a, like, a biting girl's fetish,
but not, like, biting as in, like, playful light,
biting as in, like, until they bleed.
Okay?
There's all stuff that's out there.
It literally is, like, secret society disturbing type stuff,
and there's a reason why Trump is hiding all of it.
Trump said to Marjorie Taylor Greene,
what are you doing?
These are my friends.
Stop going after them.
This is what he said to Marjorie Taylor Greene
when Marjorie Taylor Greene signed on to releasing the Epstein files.
This is what he said.
And let's not forget all the blackmail on Trump,
that in 2011, Trump spent hours at Epstein's house
with one of the victims,
and Epstein had emailed somebody about it at the time,
and that came out in the Epstein files.
So we know there's pictures.
We know there's videos.
Okay?
And then when you look at the FBI intake forms,
now those are not as proven as a lot of the other stuff in the Epstein files,
but just the speculation around that is ******* wild.
The limo driver in Dallas that says Trump
talked to Epstein on the phone about abusing girls.
I mean, what the ****?
All right, so there you have it, man.
Just incredibly disturbing stuff here,
but New Mexico is being stonewalled by Trump
because they're trying to get to the truth about Epstein.
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