Judge Jeanine Pirro appeared on “Fox & Friends” Friday to discuss “Jeffrey's Book of Names,” a new feature on Fox Nation about the unwrapping of a trove of court documents containing the names of Jeffrey Epstein's associates. Mr Pirro asked what was the “benefit” for the government in having names sealed for so many years.
See “The Book of Jeffrey's Names.” It will be hosted by Judge Pirro and will air on Sunday, January 7th at 10pm ET on Fox Nation and Fox News Channel.
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Judge Jeanine Pirro: It was in 2011 that Bill Clinton stormed Vanity Fair magazine and threatened to not write this article. This is the important part. He was convicted of soliciting a minor into prostitution in Florida between 2000 and 2007. So at that point, he was a convicted pedophile, sex offender. Yet Bill Clinton is still fighting for him. What's interesting is that these names have been in the public eye for a while, but now they're a little more embellished. Bill Clinton came in and said, “Vanity Fair, don't write this article.” why? You wonder how he got so much money from the federal government. Epstein and co-defendants Lasting immunity. Was Bill Clinton behind the fact that the Justice Department took the case away from the local attorney's office and sent it back after the literal statute of limitations had passed?
Bill Clinton's name is mentioned 50 times in these papers alone. Then there would be Stephen Hawking…who would have thought of that? …Epstein told Maxwell to tell the girls we will pay him whatever we have to pay him not to talk about Stephen Hawking's sex and orgies with young girls. So there will be further embellishments. David Copperfield, remember he was accused of sexual assault before this. And he said to one of the girls, “Do you know that you girls are paid to find other girls?'' So there's going to be more window-dressing going on with this. Masu. And more releases are being released every day. The question is why were these names sealed? Why didn't we know that? What benefit did the government gain by sealing these names?
Stephen Hawking gives a speech at the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists on January 17, 2007 in London, England. (Bruno Vincent/Getty Images)
Jeffrey Epstein allegedly said Bill Clinton 'liked' young girls, documents revealed
Epstein's accuser, Virginia Giuffre, said former President Clinton walked into Vanity Fair's offices and threatened her not to write a sex-trafficking story about the now-deceased financier.
In an email to journalist Sharon Churcher, Giuffre said she looked into magazines after being asked to write about her and mentioned her book.
“Yesterday, when I was researching VF, I was curious about what they wanted to write about me.” That B. Clinton “He came to VF and threatened us not to write an scx-trafficing (sic) article about his best friend JE,” the email said. “Should I ask what this story is about?”
Vanity Fair has denied the allegations.
Mr. Clinton's press secretary, Angel Urena, said that Mr. Clinton and Mr. Epstein did not have a close personal relationship. He pointed to a 2019 statement about Epstein and said Clinton last had contact with Epstein 20 years ago.
by email to Ghislaine MaxwellEpstein has offered to reward Giuffre's friends and family members who come forward to disprove her claims, including about allegations of orgies with minors involving Stephen Hawking.
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