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Sickening new texts in Cornell 7 group chat revealed, quote,
shop still open.
I want to talk about this story that so many people have been talking about
because we have built a culture in this country that protects sexual abusers,
that protects pedophiles.
And I want to be clear, this culture actually has always existed.
It's not as if we just started building it.
But based on how things are going right now, it is more extreme than ever.
And we learn about this story with the Cornell 7.
where two years ago, a group chat of fraternity men from Cornell have a girl in their apartment that supposedly was drugged and raped by multiple men.
And they had a group chat saying, come over. There's somebody here. We can all essentially use her.
Now, I want to be clear just from a legal perspective that there is differing accounts of what happened.
There's an investigation that has been reopened.
but it's because of a lot of our voices,
this investigation has been reopened by Cornell University.
The investigation has been reopened by the DA's office.
Regardless, this is the culture that we have built in the United States.
The president of the United States was found liable for forcibly entering a woman by a jury.
And he's in the Oval Office right now.
The President of the United States has been protecting pedophiles since day one
by not releasing the Epson files like he promised to do.
I want to talk a little bit about this because I think it's so important.
to address, especially in a moment like this.
I think to start, AOC talked about this,
and this clip's going really viral.
She puts it perfectly.
We'll play this, and we'll jump off from here really quickly.
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Take a listen to this from AOC,
from there. News coming out of Cornell University about what they did regarding a Jane Doe.
For those of you who may not know, it has just been revealed that in 2024, just about two years
ago, seven men drugged and gang raped a 20-year-old woman. They lured her in to a fraternity house.
They drugged her with ketamine.
They then posted to a group chat that she was incapacitated,
and seven men took turns, gang raping her for seven hours.
Their fraternity knew.
This was reported to Cornell University,
and after looking into this matter,
they expelled two of them and made the rest write essays.
as their form of punishment.
I want to be clear that the culture of rape, sexual assault, and pedophilia
is protected in elite institutions across the United States,
and including Cornell University in this instance.
It has got to stop.
It has got to stop.
This entire country is sick and tired of not just financially corrupt, but morally corrupt leadership in every institution.
That was so beautifully sad from AOC because this is a problem from the top down.
And I have argued for a long time that Donald Trump has helped solidify and further build the culture of sexual abuse in this country.
If you are a young man, my age, or Adam's age, I think we're both 24 years old.
Adam and I hang out in Chicago.
We go downtown.
We go to bars.
We hang out.
If you're a man our age, the President of the United States was found liable for sexually
abusing a woman, and he's in the Oval Office right now.
Donald Trump talks about how, you know, he can touch women in any type of way, grab him
by the blank because he's, you know, he's so rich and famous, as he said on those tapes.
He talks about women in the most disgusting ways.
If you're a young man watching and listening to Donald Trump,
Oh, I can touch a woman in a bar.
Donald Trump, the President of the United States does it.
He's a boss.
He's, you know, worth $6 billion.
He's the president.
I can touch a woman.
She doesn't have to give me permission to do that.
You are solidifying a culture that already exists and building on top of it.
And it's from the top down.
It's in these institutions.
It's Donald Trump not releasing the Epstein files.
It's Donald Trump building on the culture.
It's Cornell University and these universities that investigate internally.
Two people get expelled the other five just get to hang out.
This was an article today.
Sickening new text in Cornell 7 group chat revealed,
Shop still open.
A Cornell University frat brother asked if the quote,
shop was still open in reference to the female student
who was allegedly drugged and raped
in an hours-long gang assault in their Ithaca house,
according to sickening, excuse me,
newly obtained messages.
The message was sent in a Snapchat group chain,
which many people have been talking about.
Shop still opened.
This was obtained today by CBS News.
Yeah, another frat pro flippantly responded.
It's currently unclear who sent the messages.
But you saw two fraternity individuals there saying, yes.
Earlier in the chain that's been talked about so much,
one of the New York Frat Brothers announced there was, quote,
free starts with a P.
I can't say it here on YouTube, unfortunately.
Upstairs in reference to the woman around 142 a.m.,
according to the woman's lawsuit,
which was filed in Manhattan Supreme Court earlier this month.
and then in response to saying that there was this available,
I effing love the name of their fraternity.
And so as this story has been going so viral,
again, I think it's a good opportunity to talk about this culture
and AOC puts it well.
You know, the White House released an AI tool today
because, of course, they did.
And people have been pointing out
the White House's AI website refuses to answer questions
about the Epstein files.
Is Trump in the Epstein files?
I only answer questions with genuine intent for government services
or official information.
Did the Trump administration release the Epstein files?
I only answer questions about government services
and official how to information.
Did the government release the Epstein files
refusing to answer here?
Donald Trump not only helping build the culture
that I described in the actions he takes,
the words he uses in the fact that he's the president
and he gets away with everything,
but also in the actual protecting of pedophiles,
the actual protecting of his very wealthy friends.
the protecting of Epstein and not giving survivors any type of justice,
not even close as they fight every single day for justice and accountability.
I want to show you this because it was a TikTok I made today that is doing pretty well,
and I think really encapsulates the anger that I have around this.
Take a look.
It's not all men.
Stop saying that.
I didn't do anything.
You should give women an opportunity to actually believe that.
Your favorite football team on Sundays is,
the Cleveland Browns, and two years ago, Deshawn Watson settled 27 sexual assault lawsuits against him in SiloCorps for pulling out his penis during massages and sexually assaulting women.
And then the Cleveland Brown's front office gave him a five-year, $230 million contract, and you are chanting his name right now because the Cleveland Browns are two and one.
That sounds like a lot of men who just made the decision, including the NFL, to just let that dude play.
It's not all men except your friends are in a group chat talking about gang raping a woman at Cornell University and you just didn't say anything because, oh, it wasn't my problem. I didn't do anything. I didn't go.
It's not all men except you proudly went and voted for an adjudicated rapist.
Donald Trump was found liable by a jury for forcibly entering a woman and you walked into a voting booth and clicked his name.
You keep saying it's not all men, maybe it wasn't you directly, but every single fucking action you take.
solidifies to the women around you that it is all men.
Do you know how many people are watching this video that are Cleveland Brown fans
that voted for Donald Trump,
that watch their friends at bars fucking assault women and do nothing?
Like, of course they're going to fucking believe it's all men.
Fuck you, bro.
So as you can see, I tend to be a little bit more tame
on the YouTube side of things,
but I do make short-form content and this,
letting out some of that passion and anger.
You can let me know what you think of this.
the comments down below. But I mentioned, and I want to point this out briefly until I move to
the potential Epstein file updates, Thomas Massey right now pushing really hard for an Epstein Files Transparency
Act, too, to try to force the government's hand to release more of these files. But again,
it's not just the government and Donald Trump protecting Jeffrey Epstein and protecting
Jeffrey Epstein's friends. It's not just institutions, as AOC correctly mentioned, beautifully
said, like Cornell University. It's massive corporations.
and organizations, huge entertainment organizations,
as prominent as the NFL.
Deshawn Watson admitted he got a little teary-eyed
when the fans cheered for him
when he came back onto the field
after he had to sit out of play
and then through the game-winning touchdown,
there were fans chanting, let's go Watson.
This was this week, this is Deshawn Watson,
talking about it, teary-eyed.
He settled 27 civil lawsuits
for sexually assaulting women two years.
years ago, two years ago, and then got a $230 million guaranteed contract from the NFL, from the Cleveland Browns.
It's in everything we touch. It is building a culture of abuse, of sexual abuse, of pedophilia,
and protecting it amongst the way. Protecting it is putting it lightly. This effing guy has
$230 million guaranteed dollars over five years and is in front of cameras talking about how it's so special
that people cheer for him.
It's sick and it's something that has to be addressed, I would argue, through our politics and the people that we vote for.
Let me play this from a while ago after the Epstein survivors met with Todd Blanche.
Todd Blanche, somebody who has helped as a part of that government force, protect Epstein and protect Epstein's friends and shield those friends from any type of accountability.
This is really just a draw-dropping, heartbreaking interview right here.
And I just couldn't imagine the strength and courage it takes to talk about this. Take a listen.
I don't want to color it that way because you were there. So you share with us whether this meeting had anything to do with you.
Look, it had absolutely nothing to do with us. And it had everything to do with Lance checking a box so that he can get a promotion.
I don't think that we had high expectations going into this meeting. I certainly.
we did not, but I didn't expect to walk out of the meeting feeling the way that we feel right now.
It was demoralizing, to say the very least.
And I think that Todd Blanche had an opportunity today to throw us some kind of bone,
to agree to something, to just,
If he offered almost anything, I think that we would have been happy that he just offered us something.
But he completely talked around questions.
He didn't give transparent answers.
He didn't give us any promises as far as following up on investigative leads.
He had no real answers for the Galane Maxwell transfer and no real explanation for the improper redactions.
What he did say was that he would be open to meeting us again.
However, he would be open after we go to the FBI.
Survivors have been going to the FBI for 30 years.
For 30 years, we've been going to the FBI.
And why should we have any confidence in the FBI or the DOJ right now?
again, it just felt like more political posturing and using survivors the way that we've been used as political pawns.
I could not imagine, again, the level of courage it takes for Liz Stein here and the other Epstein survivors to continue to fight every single day.
And you see, Todd Blanche doesn't give a damn. He is ingrained in this system that is built to protect these people.
and he's doing it so he can get a promotion
so he can be right there next to Donald Trump
and get rich and remain powerful.
I'll talk to you after he talked to the FBI
as if, I mean, that's like, I don't,
I just couldn't even imagine being a survivor
and hearing that out loud.
It's like you'd almost want to punch him.
What the hell are you talking about?
This has been 30 years of going to the FBI.
I want to play this quickly,
this from just a few days ago.
Thomas Massey, again, in all, everything I've said,
there are systems in place
that have caused this culture to be built
that are protecting sexual abusers and pedophiles.
But it should not be lost on you how much your voice can do.
Again, outrage around the Cornell University case
has caused the DA to reopen their case,
has caused Cornell University to reopen.
Should it have ever gotten this far
for the DA to have to reopen and Cornell after re-of course not.
Of course.
But it just shows that when you use your voice,
things can happen.
We pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
once. We got some documents. Was it good? No, we didn't even get all the documents. But that was a
major win and showed, showed us that when we all use our collective voice and use this political
pressure, that these people are not invincible. And the system is decided by us. And so just a few
days ago, Thomas Massey, he's been pushing so hard for this second Epstein Files Transparency Act that
Republicans are terrified of. We have less than 40 days till the midterms. Make sure you go out and vote. We might be able to
really, really increase that pressure depending on how the midterms go. Take a listen.
And I mentioned your other effort on Capitol Hill with Jeffrey Epstein. You're now trying for a second
discharge petition. Today we've learned that Jeffrey Epstein's longtime attorney and his accountant
are both reportedly under federal investigation. Major questions about what that's going to look like.
What went through your mind when you heard that news?
Well, when I heard Richard Kahn's name, it brought me back to what I was doing last week.
When Speaker Johnson sent us home early, I stayed another day and went over to the DOJ and looked at some more of the redacted files.
And I see Richard Kahn's name there referring to an instance where they interviewed him and I can't find the interview notes.
And so there are more questions to be answered and there are more files to release.
And that's why we've done the Epstein Files Transparency Act Part 2.
By the way, Caitlin, we got the number of Republicans we need and now we're just two Democrats short.
with those two Democrats, we're out sick or for family reasons, as soon as we get back,
that second discharge petition for this second bill that Roe Kana and Teresa Ledger-Fernandez and I
introduced, it's going to succeed.
And they'll have seven legislative days to deal with it after the midterms.
That's one of the reasons I'm sitting here talking to you remotely and not in D.C.
is because they sent us home to avoid this issue until after the midterms.
They're running scared because they know that your voice worked.
works. Your voice works. Let me know what you think of all this in the comments down below.
Really appreciate you making it to end of this video. Once again, my name is Chris Maury.
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