Joe Rogan on the "Jeffrey Epstein Didn't Kill Himself" Meme

the Joe Rogan experience this this congressman is that who it is the Jamie pointed this out that there's a congressman and he released a series of tweets and the first letter of all these tweets if you put them all together it says Epstein didn't kill himself or did not count so so what it is it's didn't he did the apostrophe should've gone with did not starting here at that evidence of a link grabs the Paul gaw sir what are the odds that this guy did this accidentally really small right that's kind of like one of those monkeys typing Shakespeare fan yeah I don't think I could it could work and the thing is he did it backwards right so you didn't see what the puzzle was until the last tweet because the last time he does an e I got a tweet from someone about 35 minutes ago that I don't know if there's a bunch of people online paying attention to it or what but someone did me and a few other people what it is yeah does he have an image of that [ __ ] that crazy mask is that in his [ __ ] too okay he's a joke he's got the know I was November first V mask yes yeah what is that mask again with your Vendetta was a representative of something it's the Guy Fawkes mask yes that's right right yeah so this guy's he's he's thinking along alternative lines of thought but that is really an interesting way of saying it alphabet tree that's yeah just making a bunch of tweets don't ever address it just leave it there walk away you know Lewis Carroll was famous for that was he yeah that was one of uh he did a lot of sort of tricks with words to read the book gödel Escher Bach no yeah there's there's a whole bunch of stuff in there about people who used who put puzzles in text mmm you know it's kind of a thing that people did I guess back more in the 18th century in before well this Epstein case is probably the most blatant example of a public murder of a crucial witness I've ever seen in my entire life or anybody's ever seen and the the the minimal amount of outrage about this the no minimal amount of cover it's [ __ ] fascinating I mean I what's amazing to me just as a you know somebody works in the media is that this was shaping up to be the biggest like news story in history yes and the instant he you know he died or was died or however you want to call it it this story just fell off the face of the earth it's like nobody's doing anything about it and I I don't 100% understand that I mean I I get it why that's happening but it's it's just amazing well when the woman from ABC what was her name Amy that lady the the one who wrote Roebuck you who had the frustrated moment that she called it a frustrating private moment right what she was talking about having the scoop and having that story and them squashing it right like this this is all stuff that everybody used to think was conspiracy every everybody's think this was stoner talk this was you know you don't I mean like this is stuff where people just delusional they believe all kinds of wacky conspiracies sure but the reality is much less complicated well this is not possible this is one of those things it's so obvious it's so in everyone's face well there's a couple of things going on because there there are many different ways than this can play out I mean you could have a news director who just sort of instinctively decides well we can't do that story because I might want to have well and quedan later or I might want to have this politician on later and it's it's not like anybody tells them necessarily that we can't do this but sighs too hot you if you grow up in this system and you've been in the the business for a long time you just you have all these things that are drilled into you and almost like the cellular level about what you can and cannot get into and I think there but there were some explicit things that happen with Epstein to I mean they keep their there were a lot of news agencies that killed stories about him that you know and we're hearing what some of them Vanity Fair this thing you know so yeah it's it's it's a it's bad it's terrible yeah yeah when when I found out that Clinton flew no less than 26 times on a plane with Epstein I was like dude I haven't flown that many times with my mom no Epstein yeah I don't know but I mean they have that many flights to have the Secret Service well involved I mean the that's incredibly bold Oh was he dealing with just girls was is is Clinton that much of a hound that he would go that deep into the well that many times 26 times well that's the thing about the Epstein story that makes no sense to me like I I thought that the percentage of people who were out and out like perverts who had a serious problem like with petty ophelia or whatever it was was pretty small you know yeah but your but they had a lot of people coming in and out of this compound and and it just seems like it's a it's a very strange story what were they really up to I have I have no idea and was it was it all a blackmail scheme it's just it's just so strange well seems like the pedophilia aspect of it might be directly connected to Epstein himself like he might be the one that has a problem with girls that are like 16 and he likes them very or he did like them but with the other guys it could just be girls could be yeah yeah I mean that's why it's so crazy like how could it be that these but maybe it's not but they must but they knew who he was yeah but they probably didn't know the extent of it probably not yeah up until a point up until he was arrested right and then they're like oh well then that's how when everybody backed off of him right yes yeah I mean I'm not a hundred percent yeah I haven't covered this story in depth I've only I only really got into it a little bit we made you because it mixes a lot of things that are are very tough to cover yes you know the intelligence world is very tough to cover mm-hmm you know it's it's hard to get stories out of there that they don't want you to have yeah and this is this is like the mother of all stories and you know in turn in terms of that and they're just little little bread crumbs here and there that whole thing about Acosta you know the vanity vanity fair-- quote from him is that when he said that when he looked at the case he didn't do it because I was told you belong to intelligence yes what does that mean right now whose intelligence you know what I mean like what agency well what for you know and then you pair that with things like you know I have friends on Wall Street who told me I've never heard a single instance of this guy actually having a trade right so what was his hedge fund doing you know I mean you think about it hedge funds a perfect way to do blackmail you know because you can just have people putting money in and out all the time and it would look like the investment yeah so very strange story well Eric Weinstein had a conversation with him you know Eric Weinstein with Peter Thiel capital right yeah he's like this guy doesn't know what the [ __ ] he's talking about oh yeah yes he's an actor right this is nonsense right right that was initial almost instantaneous response yeah yeah and and and what real clients did he ever have what did he trade and what has he got a billion dollars or whatever he had yeah no it's half a billion under management yeah it's ridiculous why the guy who owns Victoria Secrets give him a seventy million dollar home right in New York City like what I mean these are all things that would have been really interesting to get into you know didn't try to kill him so if the suicide didn't happen to him like in the wire horray oh yeah yeah unfortunate so unfortunately the cameras died so unfortunately sustained an injury that's uh that you usually only get through strangulation right yeah murders you he fell on the ground and accidentally broke his hyoid bone yeah I mean it's so bizarre I can't stand considered conspiracy theories I'm one of these people who who doesn't like reading but I can't I can't make the story work in a way that isn't you know yes spirit Orioles well that's the thing it's like it gets to a point where you like okay even Michael Shermer who runs skeptic magazine using wait a minute the cameras we're not working seems like a conspiracy [ __ ] when Michael Shermer says he that guy doesn't believe in anything right he is [ __ ] he's down the line on virtually every single thing that's ever happened he doesn't believe in any conspiracies well well how do you what's the innocent explanation for any has none that doesn't make any sense you can't you can't spin it in any way to make it not every crazy conspiracies especially when the the brother hires a doctor to do an autopsy oh yeah says like bait I was [ __ ] murdered right yeah Michael Baden the famous guy from the HBO autopsy show right yep absolutely craziness complete craziness and you know it's an example of you know the FG starts interesting because it's because it's about villains on both sides of the aisle right this is a classic there's something I've written about before is that the press does not like to do stories where the problem is bipartisan yeah right so when you have an institutional problem when Democrats and Republicans both share responsibility for it when you know or or if it's an institution that kind of exists in perpetuity no matter what the administration is we don't really like to do those stories we like if Fox likes to do stories about Democrats MSNBC likes to do stories about Republicans but the thing that's kind of you know all over the place they don't like to do that story Epstein is you know he sees friends with Trump and and with Clinton I mean yeah obviously has more friends on the Clinton side but still and I think that's this is one of the reasons why this story doesn't have a lot of traction in the media because neither side really likes the idea of going too deeply on it feels like to me well it's but the the blatant aspect of it they don't mean the closest that we have to that is the absolute murder the Jamal khashoggi murder that's the closest thing we have to work absolute murder right this one but but it's also so insanely blatant but now you have foreign actors that are involved in it and they all disperse and then there's left with this confusion of to who's responsible for it well Saudi Arabia that's another example where you can't really say it's you know one side of the what both parties have been incredibly complicit in their cooperation with Saudi regime and in you know the massacres that are going on Yemen it's a classic example of what Noam Chomsky used to talk about with worthy and unworthy victims right like if the gift Soviet communists did it they were that was bad but if death squads in El Salvador killed a priest or a Catholic priest you know then that that was something we didn't write about because they were our clients State Yemen is a story we don't write about Syria is a story we do write about but they're really equivalent stories and yeah but you're absolutely right the Khashoggi thing I don't think either party and or either sides media really wants to get into that all that deeply [Applause]

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Published: Sat Nov 16 2019