Although Jeffrey Epstein’s client list is still unknown in its entirety, the most recent report revealing appointments on his personal calendar led Fox News host Jesse Watters to declare that something has “never been more clear” before jesting that he could “name names.”
The famed sex offender’s “trove of documents” were discussed in Sunday’s Wall Street Journal. Meetings with respectable individuals like Professor Noam Chomsky and Bard College President Leon Botstein were among them, but two others—CIA Director William Burns and former White House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler—were even more startlingly exposed. It will definitely draw attention to how long these relationships may have lasted, which will make people wonder!
“It’s never been more clear — Epstein was an intelligence asset. Not only was he working for the CIA — Israeli intelligence, maybe even Russia intelligence,” Watters suggested Monday on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”
“So was the American government allowing an asset to traffic and molest teenage girls all over the world for intelligence? Were we allowing Epstein to commit crimes against children for blackmail material?” he continued.
The calendar includes Burns, who was then Obama’s deputy secretary of state, and Ruemmler, who is currently a lawyer for Goldman Sachs, the latter of whom Watters claimed he “even tried to set up…to work for Bill Gates.” Watters had recapped the previously published elements of the calendar.
The records also described Burns’ visit to Epstein’s mansion in Manhattan, “where,” as Watters put it, “Epstein had sex with underage girls and, you know, where he filmed other men having sex with underage girls. And William Burns went there and was then promoted to the director of the CIA.”
“Well, we asked the CIA director, William Burns, you know, why were you meeting with a convicted pedophile at his disgusting townhouse? And the CIA director said this: ‘The director did not know anything about him, other than that he was introduced as an expert in the financial services sector and offered general advice on transition to the private sector. They had no relationship,’” Reading from the CIA’s statement to the Wall Street Journal, the Fox News anchor added.
“So Obama’s State Department official couldn’t have asked anybody else in the entire country for help with a job in finance? He could have called any CEO, any hedge fund manager, any banking director, but he meets with Jeffrey Epstein,” Watters wondered, “a guy that doesn’t even really have a real business, a guy that doesn’t even have a website, a guy that, as far as we know, only had one client, the CEO of Victoria’s Secret.”
His investigation shed light on Jeffrey Epstein’s complicated personal history and revealed why his business operations had been kept so hidden. Finding a potential blackmail trail that involved sex videos, influential individuals in positions of influence, and powerful people meant that this case no longer only concerned the one guy but also others close to him.
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“So when someone does something that doesn’t make any sense, maybe it’s because they don’t want to be doing what they’re doing. Maybe it’s because someone’s telling them what to do and threatening to release the tapes if they don’t,” the host offered. “I could think of a few people whose actions I can’t explain, but it wouldn’t be fair of me to name names.”
“Pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was arrested. So, why do we still know nothing about him? Well, we’re finding out tonight some answers,” Watters said.
