Epstein Files Chip Away at Trump's "One-Way Ratchet"
Resources
Resources & Recommendations
Books
- "If I Did It" - This book is referenced in the context of someone appearing red-handed and guilty, akin to the infamous O.J. Simpson book.
Videos & Documentaries
- "Sneakers" (1992) directed by Phil Alden Robinson - A movie starring Sidney Poitier, Robert Redford, Dan Aykroyd, Mary McDonnell, River Phoenix, and David Strathairn, described as a fun and comforting film about hackers embroiled in a grand conspiracy.
People Mentioned
- Jeffrey Epstein - Central figure in the "Epstein files" discussion, referenced for his alleged predation and connections to powerful individuals.
- Ghislaine Maxwell - Mentioned in relation to her transfer to more favorable accommodations and potential special favors within the prison system.
- Donald Trump - The primary subject of the episode, discussed in relation to his alleged knowledge and involvement in the Epstein saga, past sexual misconduct allegations, and political strategies.
- Adelita Grijalva (Democratic Congresswoman) - Newly sworn-in congresswoman who vowed to provide a signature to force a House vote on releasing the Trump administration's Epstein files.
- Lauren Boebert (House Republican) - A House Republican who has been willing to sign on with a transparency group regarding the Epstein files but is facing pressure from Trump.
- Curtis Yarvin - An individual mentioned for palling around with JD Vance and holding "Nazijason ideology" about the domination of subhuman peoples, despite not identifying as a neo-Nazi.
- Ben Shapiro - Discussed for taking a strong anti-Nazi stance in the debate surrounding Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes, and for receiving significant blowback for it.
- Alex Pareene (Writer) - Wrote a piece in 2017 about the Charlottesville Unite the Right incident, suggesting that the young men seen there represented the future of the Republican Party.
- Hillary Clinton - Mentioned as a "mainstream democrat" and the "real enemy" by some conservatives who accommodated neo-Nazi expression.
- Vince Gilligan (Creator of "Better Call Saul" and "Breaking Bad") - Creator of the recommended show "Pribus."
- Rhea Seehorn (Actress) - Stars in the recommended show "Pribus," known for her role as Kim Wexler in "Better Call Saul."
- Rod Dreher - Wrote about 30 to 40% of Republican male staffers on the Hill being "gropers" who follow Nick Fuentes.
Organizations & Institutions
- Heritage Foundation - A prominent conservative think tank whose president condemned criticism of Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes, leading to a staff revolt.
Websites & Online Resources
- Rumble - A video platform where Nick Fuentes has a large following.
Other Resources
- "Pribus" - A new show by Vince Gilligan starring Rhea Seehorn, described as a phenomenal and mysterious show involving an alien message.