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  1. 9h ago

    SHAKE-UP: Zacharia Out After Five Days, Zampolli's Deals Go Unprobed, Is Susie Wiles Next?

    Katie Zacharia was let go at three in the afternoon, five days after she started; Zev had said she would not last a week. Three people told The New York Times she was fired. Trump told reporters what he had said to her: "Katie, do you need this? I don't think you need this." Guilfoyle Tuesday, Zampolli Thursday, Zacharia Friday. 5️⃣ Trump's allies talk martial law for a lost midterm. Peter Ticktin, Trump's military-school classmate and Tina Peters' lawyer, told MAGA election activists on a Sept. 30 call that "there would have to be martial law" after "another rigged election." He told Axios the remedy would "probably need to be commandeering of ballots and election equipment." He and Peters visited the White House in June. 4️⃣ Musk buys the midterms while Russia fakes the ads. Elon Musk gave Republican super PACs $178 million in three months, FEC filings showed Thursday, the biggest known donor to the midterms. Bloomberg reported a Russia-linked network called Matryoshka has pushed fake CNN clips at American voters since September. The Telegraph reported Friday, on four sources, that Musk proposed the Starlink speed cap on Ukraine to Trump and Trump agreed; Trump said the same day that neither he nor Musk was responsible. The show replayed Trump on Jan. 19, 2025: Musk "knows those computers better than anybody," meaning "those vote counting computers." 3️⃣ Blood diesel: there is no contract. Trump promised Russian diesel "immediately" a week ago. Russia's deputy prime minister said Wednesday the ministries are still negotiating; the first loading after the deal sailed for Morocco, and the tanker tracked to the East Coast docked in North Carolina carrying fertilizer. What exists is General License 135, which lets Russian diesel into the United States until April 7, 2027. Solovyov told Russian state television: "quite a bit of money will flow into our state coffers." 2️⃣ The Grift Count: 11 in one week. Eleven payments next to eleven decisions, Monday to Friday, from LaCivita and Blair on Republika Srpska's money to Trump's drugmaker stocks and Musk's 2024 lottery settlement. The full list is on the Narativ front page. 1️⃣ State fires Zampolli without probing his "possibly unlawful" deals. Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau wrote Zampolli on Nov. 15, 2025, copying 15 colleagues, that he meant to carry on "unauthorized and possibly unlawful ventures." Nobody investigated. State fired him the afternoon Politico printed the emails, and he left quoting Trump: "Why do you want to work in government when you can close all these deals?" Katie Wiles, the chief of staff's daughter, is a partner at the firm Srpska pays $35,000 a month; LaCivita and Blair were paid through Srpska's law firm; Guilfoyle pushed LNG up the corridor to Romania. One Russia-aligned client, four Trump names. Bonus: Mark Carney told a Forever Canadian rally in Alberta the Pacific pipeline "will reduce our dependence on the United States," then, as the room roared: "Careful, they might think that's election interference." Every weekday at 3 PM ET. Dean Blundell and Zev Shalev count down the Top 5 Breaking News Stories of the day. FiveStack Live is available for free for everyone. Never miss an episode by joining our mailing list below. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    SHAKE-UP: Zacharia Out After Five Days, Zampolli's Deals Go Unprobed, Is Susie Wiles Next?

  2. 1d ago

    FiveStack LIVE: Zelensky Walks Away, Warren Goes After Epstein's Banks

    Trump opened the day in the Rose Garden, turned to Todd Blanche and said he has "some very severe problems" he will not name, then said he was just having fun. The five that followed did not help him. 5️⃣ The press secretary never passed the bar Katie Zacharia sat the California bar exam after Pepperdine in 2011 and did not pass it, the Journal reported Thursday, and a senior administration official confirmed it to NBC within four hours. Asked on the South Lawn where she passed the bar, she said, "When I moved to China." By Wednesday she had told the Times she misheard the question. Her first full briefing, promised for Thursday, did not happen. 4️⃣ Abbott's appointees lost 593,000 voters as Hinojosa pulled even Greg Abbott is tied with Gina Hinojosa four days before early voting, one point behind in the University of Texas poll released Wednesday, and the two officials he put in charge of the voter rolls are in Bexar County court over 593,000 registrations their portal failed to send for a year. Ann Richards, 1990, was the last Democrat elected governor. 3️⃣ Two ships on the bottom near Hormuz, and the biggest bomb on the table Two cargo ships sank near the Strait of Hormuz within a day of each other, the second and third lost since the Iran war began in February; one Indian crew member died. Iran's state broadcaster blamed a sea mine. CNN reports the Pentagon's plans now include the largest conventional bomb America has, if Trump orders combat resumed. In Montana on Wednesday night Trump said he should probably have left Iran's leaders in place, because he does not know who he is negotiating with. 2️⃣ Warren takes the Epstein case to the banks Elizabeth Warren filed the Epstein Wall Street Records Act in both chambers on Thursday with 24 Democrats and one Republican, Thomas Massie. The Fed is the first regulator named, and the Fed financed JPMorgan's takeover of Bear Stearns in 2008; Bear owned 40 percent of Epstein's Bermuda lender. Open that file and the road runs to 2008. 1️⃣ Zelensky tells Trump he is done waiting Volodymyr Zelensky told the Financial Times on Thursday that Ukraine is resuming strikes on Russian refineries after a three-day pause at Washington's request. "We're done," he said. Overnight the Ryazan refinery burned. Hours earlier Elon Musk wrote on X that limits on Ukraine's military Starlink are "decided by the US military and ultimately POTUS"; the White House declined to answer the Journal, and a senior official told Axios the administration had nothing to do with it. Zelensky's own line, on X: Russia's attacks are its "pointed response to the signals it is receiving from America." Bonus Asked why he will not call Putin a dictator, Trump said he has to make deals with people, so he does not go around calling them names. The leakers of his Iran strike timing, he told Arizona on Wednesday, "should be shot." Thank you Uncomfortable Truth by Monica, Cat: Poli-Psych, sandy bassett, Skutt Hope, It’s Time 🇺🇦, and many others for tuning into my live video with Dean Blundell! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    FiveStack LIVE: Zelensky Walks Away, Warren Goes After Epstein's Banks

  3. 2d ago

    FiveStack LIVE: Trump and Musk Betray Ukraine as the Ratings Sink and the Corruption Spreads

    5️⃣ The nightmare before the polls Inflation came in at 3.7 percent on Wednesday, the last report before the midterms, and The Economist's tracker has Trump at 34 percent approve and 61 disapprove, ten points above Nixon's last reading. Fuel oil is up 74 percent on the year. Reuters/Ipsos found 78 percent of Americans blame Trump's policies for prices outrunning their pay, and 64 percent of Republicans put some of the blame on the White House. 4️⃣ Guilfoyle's donor paid Trump's sons too Kimberly Guilfoyle lost her ambassadorship on Tuesday, less than a week after Eric Deters' texts surfaced, and the next names on his list are the president's sons: $200,000 to Don Jr. for two appearances, $100,000 to Eric Trump, $125,000 to Trump's PAC and $100,000 for a Kentucky Derby trip, by Deters' own count. Zev Shalev played Trump calling Guilfoyle "my friend for a long time," a day after he said he barely knew her. The fear inside the White House, Shalev said, is what she has written down over the years. 3️⃣ The CFTC pulled its own referral Bloomberg reported Tuesday that a senior adviser to CFTC chair Michael Selig told staff to retract the insider-trading referral on about $580 million of oil-futures bets placed at 6:49 a.m. on March 23, fifteen minutes before Trump's post postponing strikes on Iran, and took the review over himself. Narativ reported those trades the night they happened. "This is how they do the corruption when they're in government," Shalev said. "They do the corruption and then they hide it." 2️⃣ The Saudis break from the mob The Houthis have hit Saudi Arabia three times since Oct. 3, the latest a building at Aramco's headquarters, and Trump, who holds a truce with the Houthis, has fired nothing. Shalev's reading: the war is being kept running to juice energy prices, and a president who lets Iran's proxy hit an American ally has picked a side. "If you're helping our enemies attack our allies, you're a traitor." 1️⃣ Musk throttles Starlink as Putin blacks out Kyiv SpaceX capped Ukraine's military Starlink terminals at 100 mph on Tuesday night and told nobody; Ukraine learned of it from customer support. The same night Russia fired 39 ballistic missiles and 120 drones, hit all three of Kyiv's heat-and-power plants and left 600,000 people without power, and the first wave came with no American warning. Zelensky, to Piers Morgan: "It's a pity that we are losing a strong partner." He said he is sure they knew what they did, that Starlink was blocked at 1 a.m. by SpaceX and the United States, and that people will die. Dean Blundell called Musk a war criminal. Shalev agreed. Bonus: Abramovich The BBC's Panorama says Deloitte Cyprus faked the papers that hid $10 billion of Roman Abramovich's money. Narativ found him in the Epstein files and in the Bear Stearns funds beside Epstein in 2007. The next chapter of The Greatest Heist takes him up. Thank you Uncomfortable Truth by Monica, LC - Silence is Complicity, Beth Cruz, Robin Payes, LeftieProf, and many others for tuning into my live video with Dean Blundell! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    FiveStack LIVE: Trump and Musk Betray Ukraine as the Ratings Sink and the Corruption Spreads

  4. 3d ago

    FiveStack LIVE: Trump Hands Putin the Diesel and Ukraine the Bill

    Lev Parnas sat in for Dean Blundell, and every story led back to Russia. 5️⃣ Fourteen minutes at the podium Katie Zacharia gave her first briefing as White House press secretary and left after 14 minutes. She read a statement, called on three friendly reporters, announced that the president had asked Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign, took a question about her children and ended it. Along the way she said "my president," then corrected it to "my husband." Zev: stage managed, a corruption firing announced from the podium with no follow-up allowed. Lev: "She's from Central Casting." Outside Marine One, Trump did the cleanup: "She wasn't a member of my family." Zev: she was engaged to Don Jr., and now he barely remembers her. 4️⃣ Paxton's Dubai New Year Wall Street Journal reporters found Ken Paxton, Trump's pick for the Texas Senate seat, in a Dubai high-rise on New Year's Eve with his girlfriend and two men under federal indictment in Illinois. One of them, Anosh Ahmed, gave Paxton's campaign $190,000, including $25,000 days after his indictment. Lev: they go to Dubai because there is no extradition. The same night in Ohio, JD Vance opened for Trump with "I'm the vice president, not James Talarico," and Trump told the crowd about examining a candidate's body on stage: "I don't do this with men very often." 3️⃣ Guilfoyle's bill The Journal reported last week that Guilfoyle asked donor Eric Deters to pay a $100,000 American Express bill before her confirmation hearing, by wire so it would leave no paper trail, in exchange for access to administration officials. Her lawyers deny she sought money. NBC reports the State Department's inspector general is investigating. Lev: it reminded him of paying Rudy Giuliani's American Express, and his sources say Deters is about to go "scorched earth" on Guilfoyle and on Trump. Zev: the corruption is one degree from the president's son. 2️⃣ The Greatest Heist Zev walked through Chapter 10: Liquid Funding, the Bermuda company Jeffrey Epstein built with Bear Stearns, borrowed $6.7 billion against almost nothing, made the margin calls that broke American Home Mortgage in July 2007, and was the only lender paid in full. Whoever controls when a market collapses controls when to sell and when to buy. Lev: the same play is running now, in energy. 1️⃣ Russia, Russia, Russia The Treasury licensed Russian diesel into the United States for six months after Trump's call with Putin, up to 4.8 million tons in stages. Zev: the deal feeds Russia's army and is timed to get Trump through the midterms. Asked why both sides say there is no ceasefire, Trump said: "They agreed because I said they agreed." Lev says his sources describe a larger plan: Nord Stream, pressure to push Zelensky out, and a halt to intelligence sharing he cannot yet confirm. BONUS: Pope Leo XIV had part of his right lung removed in Rome after doctors found cancer, the Vatican said. And Zev and Lev agreed to build a regular Ukraine and Russia show. Thank you Ellie Leonard, LC - Silence is Complicity, Dr. Eric Lullove, Robin Payes, Alex LeMay, and many others for tuning into my live video with Lev Parnas! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    FiveStack LIVE: Trump Hands Putin the Diesel and Ukraine the Bill

  5. Oct 8

    FiveStack LIVE: Trump Sets the Iran War's Clock to the Election

    5️⃣ Canada's Nobel The Swedish Academy gave the Nobel Prize in Literature to Anne Carson, a 76-year-old Toronto-born poet, the first Canadian since Alice Munro in 2013. She emailed The Globe and Mail one word: "YIKES!!" Zev, who lives in her city and had never heard of her, played a minute of her reading. Trump told reporters Wednesday he should get the Peace Prize, announced Friday. 4️⃣ The Epstein record costs a chair Leon Botstein resigned his remaining Bard College roles a day after Rep. Jamie Raskin asked for a criminal investigation into his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein. Zev: a small step, since Botstein had already retired as president. Raskin takes the Oversight gavel if Democrats win, with a list of untouchables waiting and Howard Lutnick at the top. Why corporate America will fight it is the subject of "The Trigger," Chapter 10 of "The Greatest Heist," publishing today with the document on how the network lit the fuse on 2008. 3️⃣ CNN, back inside and bought Judge Timothy Kelly kept CNN, Politico and MS NOW in the White House through Tuesday. The bigger story is the owner. David Ellison, whose family now owns CBS and Warner Bros., told Anderson Cooper that CNN's independence would be protected. Dean put CNN's front page beside MS NOW's: no San Antonio rally. Zev: CNN has not been CNN for a long time. 2️⃣ All the grift in one story Wall Street Journal reporters published texts in which Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle asked donor Eric Deters to wire $100,000 to her American Express account days before her confirmation hearing: "It won't show up anywhere if you wire money to American Express." Vice President Vance: "I don't love that," then said he did not know the details. Rubio keeps her in Athens. Trump's midterm chiefs Chris LaCivita and James Blair took money from the Russia-aligned government of Republika Srpska, and Susie Wiles's daughter works at the firm that lobbies for it. Trump's August disclosure shows up to $25 million in Meta stock and up to $5 million in SpaceX debt, bought two days before he signed a commercial space policy. Thursday he pinned a medal on Elon Musk and called him a "national treasure." Zev: "The corruption is hand in hand with the incompetence." 1️⃣ The war gets a date Trump posted at 12:17 p.m. that the United States "will not be attacking Iran at any time prior to the Midterm Elections," citing "productive discussions," days after the Pentagon told Central Command to finish preparing to resume major combat. Zev's read: he is not attacking because he cannot. A strike before Nov. 3 would start a revolt inside a party losing on the war. BONUS The USS Abraham Lincoln docked in San Diego after 321 days, as Trump kept naming San Diego as an Iranian target. And Mark Carney said von der Leyen and Costa will be in Montreal in three weeks to launch a Canada-EU alliance. Dean: "We're divorcing the United States of America." No show Friday; back Tuesday after Canadian Thanksgiving. Thank you Uncomfortable Truth by Monica, LC - Silence is Complicity, Caro Henry, Jill, Micheal Scott, and many others for tuning into my live video with Dean Blundell! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    FiveStack LIVE: Trump Sets the Iran War's Clock to the Election

  6. Oct 7

    FiveStack LIVE: Americans Told to Leave Russia As Putin Keeps Trump On Hold.

    5️⃣ The shot he didn't take Asked what Democrats could impeach him for if they win Congress, Donald Trump said he could have done "very bad things" to Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden and Barack Hussein Obama but thought it "inappropriate." Then: "I've had my shot and still do." People have told him "let's go get them," he said, and he told them no, "you can't do that to the presidency." Zev's read: he is trying to talk Democrats out of impeaching him by reminding them what he could have done. Dean translated it as a man afraid of what happens after Nov. 3. 4️⃣ Camp David on county land Asked whether he would call it Camp Donald, Trump said the course is "already called Trump International" and that the military and the Secret Service suggested making part of it a retreat for presidents. "This wouldn't be for me," he said. The club's lawyer wrote Palm Beach County on Sept. 3 for county land the club would pay to build on. Zev doubts the Secret Service ever asked, and calls it a land grab four weeks before an election. 3️⃣ The Senate is in play Democrats need four seats and the map offers seven. Cook moved North Carolina to Likely Democratic and Kansas to a toss-up, Inside Elections projects two to four pickups, and Republicans hold the chamber 53 to 47. In Texas, James Talarico leads Ken Paxton 51 to 49 at Fox News, and a third tape from the same donor meeting has Paxton blaming the war. Zev and Dean both read the leaks as Paxton's own doing, which puts distance between him and Trump without a public fight. 2️⃣ The Epstein untouchables Ellie Leonard joined from New York after Tuesday's protest asking MoMA to drop Leon Black from its board. Black has denied every allegation and has never been charged or convicted. She walked through where he stands: House Oversight subpoenaed him for his NDAs, he skipped the deposition, the House held him in contempt, and he sued the committee. Zev's four men in the Epstein record with no charges: Howard Lutnick, still Commerce Secretary, Black, Paolo Zampolli and Trump. Zev wants the new Congress to open a special investigation into all four on its first day. 1️⃣ Told to leave, with WHO waiting Trump says he has "a call set up" with Putin, and the Kremlin says nothing is arranged. Dean read the Oct. 6 U.S. Embassy alert, which repeats the Level 4 advisory telling Americans in Russia to depart immediately. The World Health Organization says it is ready to support the Russian authorities if they ask, and nobody outside Russia has seen the lab. Zev: 12 days in, Russia has given two numbers, 197 contacts and two possible deaths. "You don't quarantine six hospitals when nothing is going on." Thank you Brodee Myers-Cooke, LC - Silence is Complicity, Lyudmila, Hold On, Mr.E, Jess Odell, and many others for tuning into my live video with Dean Blundell and Ellie Leonard! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    FiveStack LIVE: Americans Told to Leave Russia As Putin Keeps Trump On Hold.

  7. Oct 6

    FiveStack LIVE: Russia’s Plague Claims A Possible Second Life Amid Fears The Outbreak Is Out Of Control

    5️⃣ Trump's FBI Jill Fields, a former supervisory intelligence analyst in the FBI's Los Angeles office, told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Trump watched a TikTok of protesters warning neighbors about immigration agents in Alhambra, and that Kash Patel told FBI leaders the president "was angry about the incident, and he wanted those protesters investigated and arrested." A second order, she says, came from Emil Bove: investigate anyone protesting at federal buildings in Los Angeles, with no federal crime identified. Everyone assumed it. Now a witness has said it on the record, and Sen. Alex Padilla has asked Patel and Todd Blanche how many of those investigations are open. 4️⃣ The wedding receipt Umar Kremlev, the Russian boxing boss Putin just decorated with the Order of Friendship, told a press conference in Istanbul that Donald Trump Jr. had paid him back for the Bahamas wedding: "He did repay the money I spent on the present." Then: "Frankly speaking, I do not understand why he decided to do so." Kremlev paid hundreds of thousands of dollars toward the May celebration, by AP's account. Nobody denies it happened. The defense is that it was nothing. 3️⃣ A small price to pay Trump told a Nebraska crowd that Iran taking out Los Angeles and San Diego would be "a very small price to pay." The tape shows what he was defending: a minute after asking the crowd to vote by Nov. 3, he called the war's gas prices "a little bit high" and "a small price to pay for keeping the world safe," named the two cities, and closed on "your gas and your gasoline." The White House says he meant a nuclear Iran; nuclear is seven minutes earlier on the tape. 2️⃣ The DOJ named the whistleblower When the Justice Department published Simon Andriesz's 2021 FBI interview in the Epstein files, it blacked out every reference to him but one. On page two his name stands, misspelled, in plain sight. Britain's regulator later told him that because his identity had been disclosed he had lost his whistleblower protection, advice it now calls wrong. He died in Thailand on Sept. 23. The man he accused is the Commerce Secretary, who told the Senate about his family's lunch on Epstein's island: "I don't recall why we did it. But we did it." 1️⃣ The plague Russia won't name Russian media report a second death in the Irkutsk outbreak, a week after a 28-year-old laboratory assistant at the Anti-Plague Research Institute died; reports say she broke a test tube holding live plague bacteria. Russia's health agency calls it pneumonia of unknown cause and says it found no plague among 197 contacts. REN TV deleted six of its own posts on the outbreak, one of which said a second test had confirmed plague; Narativ saved the captures. The second death is a claim until Moscow or Washington confirms it. Bonus Dean Blundell, drawing on the Washington Sun, walked through the Trump family's crypto: on May 19, four anonymous wallets moved more than 20 billion World Liberty Financial tokens into a vesting contract. Dean's read: a getaway van, packed before Nov. 3. He also reported that the OSCE, which has observed every U.S. federal election since 2002, has been uninvited from this one. A plague and a war are the two things that keep people home on election day. Thank you Ellie Leonard, Dani Smart, LC - Silence is Complicity, Noble Blend, Skutt Hope, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    FiveStack LIVE: Russia’s Plague Claims A Possible Second Life Amid Fears The Outbreak Is Out Of Control

  8. Oct 5

    FiveStack LIVE: Lutnick Whistleblower Dies as Trump Promises Ohio a ‘Big Surprise’

    5️⃣ Flávio Bolsonaro beats Lula and every pollster in Brazil Flávio Bolsonaro finished first in Brazil's presidential election with 47 percent of the valid vote, two points and about 2.2 million ballots ahead of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, according to the electoral court. Neither cleared 50 percent, so they meet in a runoff on October 25. Lula called the result unexpected and said, "we are in extra time." Every final poll had Lula ahead. Jair Bolsonaro, Flávio's father, is serving 27 years for plotting a coup. If Brazil's pollsters all missed in the same direction, November's polls deserve the same caution. 4️⃣ Trump promises Ohio a "big surprise" in November At a Saturday-night rally in Vandalia, Trump told the crowd, "They're in for a big surprise." He asked supporters to "pretend that I'm running," because "when I don't run, they draw 44% less people." Ohio's Republican senator Jon Husted "always wants money," he said, and if Democrat Amy Acton wins the governor's race, "I'm not going to help her, probably." Dean heard a threat to punish every Ohio voter who picks the wrong candidate. Every major poll points to a Democratic win, and a president this sure of a result the numbers do not show is worth watching. 3️⃣ Russia cannot say what killed its plague-lab technician A 28-year-old technician at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute, Siberia's state laboratory, went into hospital on September 29 and died days later. The governor of neighboring Buryatia wrote that she died of plague. Russia's health watchdog says pneumonia of unknown cause. Nearly 200 people are under medical observation. Marco Rubio has asked his Russian counterparts for information. Dean set it beside Chernobyl, when Moscow stayed silent for days. Zev set it beside Wuhan. He wants flights out of Russia stopped, Vladimir Putin's December trip to the G20 in Miami included. 2️⃣ Taxpayers paid $20 million to tell them to love Trump Dean's reporting at deanblundell.substack.com traced about $20 million of government money into a dozen "Love Trump" ads that ran this week on Fox, CBS, ABC and NBC, NFL games among them. The networks took the money. Government-paid ads do not belong on air a month before an election, and the voters who funded them are the audience. 1️⃣ Lutnick's Epstein whistleblower is dead Simon Andriesz, the British banker who gave Congress the 2018 emails tying Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to Jeffrey Epstein's Adfin investment, is dead at 57, a reported suicide. He worked at BGC, Lutnick's brokerage, and went to the FBI in 2020. They interviewed him in 2021 and nothing happened. The commodities regulator fined BGC $3 million in November 2019 on his reporting and paid him a $420,000 whistleblower award. Lutnick has said nothing since. Zev does not claim to know it was not a suicide, but the sequence looks wrong, and Dean counted nine deaths around the Epstein files. The Greatest Heist now runs 22 chapters at thegreatestheist.com, with a new one next week. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.narativ.org/subscribe

    FiveStack LIVE: Lutnick Whistleblower Dies as Trump Promises Ohio a ‘Big Surprise’
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