Epstein Billionaire Wexner Says NEVER Interviewed By FBI

Leslie Wexner's Unquestioned Role

• 💡 Leslie Wexner, the Victoria's Secret billionaire, was a primary source of Jeffrey Epstein's wealth, granting him power of attorney and transferring assets.
• 📌 Wexner testified under oath to the House Oversight Committee that the FBI and DOJ never questioned him about Epstein, despite an FBI document naming him as a co-conspirator and victims' allegations.
• 💬 He claims Epstein duped him and stole money, denying any knowledge of trafficking or wrongdoing, yet never sued Epstein publicly until recently.
• ⚠️ The hosts find it "absolutely insane" that Wexner was not interviewed, given his deep financial ties and allegations of sexual assault occurring at his property involving Epstein.

Allegations Against Jean-Luc Brunel

• ⚡ Jean-Luc Brunel, a modeling agency owner, was a key conduit for Epstein and considered cooperating with prosecutors in 2006 but ultimately backed out.
• 🚨 Brunel later died by alleged suicide in a French prison under suspicious circumstances, leading to a reopened investigation in France.
• 🎭 His modeling agency was reportedly a front for trafficking girls and young women to Epstein, with allegations including providing 13-year-old twins as a "birthday present."

International vs. US Accountability

• 🌍 UN experts suggest the allegations in the Epstein files could constitute "crimes against humanity," highlighting the severe nature of the atrocities.
• ⚖️ While other countries have seen arrests and investigations (e.g., Prince Andrew in the UK, France reopening cases), the US political class appears to largely escape accountability.
• 📈 The hosts note a "stunning revelation" of impunity for the "Epstein class" in the US, contrasting with some corporate fallout abroad.

Broader Implications of the Epstein Case

• 🔍 The lack of interviews and the limited release of documents (only about 2% of existing files) raise significant questions about a potential cover-up in the US.
• 💬 The hosts express frustration over the repeated cycle of unfulfilled promises for accountability in the US political system.