"It's A Birthday Gift To Trump" – Donald Trump Cleared as NYT Finds NO EVIDENCE in Epstein Case

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**Patrick Bet-David** (0:26)
New York Times has a story last week because of a book that's coming out called Regime Change or something like that by these two New York Times writers, which by the way, again, a lot of people who put a lot of credibility behind these writers, you have to also know that some of the work they did back in the days, people were giving them criticism saying that these guys were also behind the Russia collusion. So having said that, last week's story went viral.
This is part two of the story of New York Times, which by the way, if there is a publication that you would never guess would write an article that would automatically show that the president had nothing to do with Epstein, you tell me what newspaper you think would be number one on that list, Vinny. New York Times.

**Adam** (1:10)
Oh yeah.

**Patrick Bet-David** (1:11)
Would it be New York Post? No. Would it be any?

**Adam** (1:13)
No.

**Patrick Bet-David** (1:13)
New York Times would be number one. So then this article comes out, the untold story of Jeffrey Epstein's death.
So now you go through, this is part two. Part one was JD. Vance, Tucker Carlson, the conversation, Dan Bongino. They told not Susie Wiles. That's what it was. Part two is more about what happened to Epstein. So in this Epstein story that they're going through, they talk about how Bannon and him are communicating. Epstein appeared shocked. He managed to send one last message to Bannon, saying, all canceled. Bannon wrote back immediately, you are not coming in, question mark. There was no reply.
The FBI agent drove Epstein to Manhattan. He has two questions. Is this sex trafficking? Is this about underage? It was. Oh, this is bad. He said aloud. When he was getting booked for federal custody, this is really bad. He's whispering to himself. And other FBI agents can hear him while he's talking to himself. And the story continues. On one part here, on page 8, it says, we went to court to win access to a document that had been described as a suicide note written by Epstein in jail before an earlier apparent attempt to take his own life, which was hidden from public and investigators for a year. So apparently this guy tried to kill himself multiple times. We obtained about a dozen pages of other notes, handwritten notes by Epstein in jail that were also previously unseen, including some in which he tried and failed to come up with significant information he might have on Donald Trump to offer to prosecutors, and he couldn't find anything when he continues. In addition to this, we were told by a former cellmate, Epstein had more than once previously unreported attempt to craft a noose.
Epstein's death and whose account circumstantially supported the conclusion that Epstein died by hanging himself. Even his friends knew that we're in prison with him. And then they talk about what happened with the surveillance camera being down. The 24-hour surveillance camera, the unit known as 10 South, had held some of the most violent people ever. We're talking El Chapo, we're talking Mafia Hitman, we're talking terrorists tied to Al Qaeda, Bernie Madoff during his own pretrial detention a decade earlier. But this is not like a place that we knew about this already. But there was multiple news. His roommate, Tartaglione, a 51-year-old police officer, was waiting trial on federal charges of killing four men, and one of which he killed by strangling with a zip tie. So he knew how to create a news. So he had the right roommate that wanted to teach him how to do that.
He told us that Epstein returned to their cell from the court that day. He asked abruptly, how do you make a news? He asks his roommate.
In the days that followed, Tartaglioni said, he caught Epstein preparing for suicide twice. Once Tartaglioni said, he noticed Epstein tried to tie a sheet to the gate over the cell window. Another time he woke to Epstein standing in the dark looking a little suspicious and discovered a noose hidden under his mattress. That's what his roommate found. And it continues. This is big.