LIVE: MeidasTouch RESPONDS to MAJOR BREAKING NEWS - 2/19/26
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Takeaways
- ❖Prince Andrew's arrest in the UK for Epstein involvement is cited as international accountability, contrasting with perceived U.S. inaction.
- ❖Former South Korean President Yunsuk Yol's life sentence for insurrection is presented as an example of justice not seen in the U.S. for similar alleged acts.
- ❖Les Wexner's deposition revealed his lawyer allegedly threatening him to limit answers, and Wexner claimed he was 'conned' out of a billion dollars by Epstein.
- ❖Donald Trump expressed sympathy for Prince Andrew and the royal family, claiming 'vindication' regarding his own Epstein connections.
- ❖The hosts allege the Trump regime and DOJ act as a 'protection racket' for the 'Epstein class,' hindering investigations and document production.
- ❖Don Huffines, a 'MAGA Republican' and Trump ally, purchased Epstein's Zoro Ranch in 2023 and is converting it into a 'Christian retreat for children,' raising suspicions of evidence destruction.
- ❖Trump cabinet members, including the Labor and Homeland Security Secretaries, are alleged to be involved in misconduct, including sexual assault allegations and misuse of taxpayer funds.
- ❖RFK Jr. is criticized for his shifting stance on glyphosate-based herbicides, aligning with Trump's promotion of them despite his previous advocacy against them.
- ❖The 'Maha movement' is characterized as using valid progressive issues (e.g., toxic chemicals in food) to 'hook' people into disinformation and dangerous anti-science views.
Insights
1International Accountability vs. U.S. Inaction in Epstein Case
The hosts contrast the arrest of Prince Andrew in the UK for his involvement with Epstein with the perceived lack of accountability for powerful figures in the United States. They highlight the global fallout from the Epstein files, noting investigations, arrests, and resignations internationally, while alleging the U.S. Department of Justice under the Trump regime acts as a 'protection racket' for the 'Epstein class.'
Prince Andrew's arrest in the UK; former South Korean President Yunsuk Yol sentenced to life in prison; alleged lack of FBI follow-up on accusations against Donald Trump; alleged non-production of terabytes of Epstein data by the 'Trump regime.'
2Les Wexner's Deposition and Alleged Obstruction
During his deposition, Les Wexner, who allegedly gave Epstein a billion dollars, claimed he was 'conned' by Epstein. The hosts highlight a moment where Wexner's lawyer allegedly threatened him, stating, 'I will kill you if you answer another question with more than five words,' suggesting an attempt to control testimony and obstruct justice. Wexner also confirmed seeing Epstein and Trump together at Victoria's Secret fashion shows.
Wexner's lawyer stating, 'I will kill you if you answer another question with more than five words' (); Wexner's testimony of being 'conned by the world Olympic all-time con artist' (); Wexner confirming seeing Epstein and Trump at Victoria's Secret fashion shows ().
3Suspicious Purchase and Conversion of Epstein's Zoro Ranch
Epstein's 27,000 sq ft Zoro Ranch in New Mexico, where horrific acts of sex trafficking allegedly occurred, was purchased in 2023 by Don Huffines, a 'MAGA Republican' and Trump ally. Immediately after a truth commission was announced to investigate the ranch, Huffines declared on OAN that he is converting it into a 'Christian retreat for children,' with construction already underway. The hosts suggest this is a suspicious move to destroy evidence.
Don Huffines, a 'MAGA Republican' and Trump ally, purchased Zoro Ranch in 2023 via an LLC named San Raphael (); Huffines' son, Russell, holds a senior position in the current Trump regime (); Huffines' OAN interview with Matt Gaetz announcing the conversion to a 'Christian retreat for children' with ongoing construction ().
4Trump's Sympathy for Perpetrators and Claims of Vindication
Donald Trump responded to Prince Andrew's arrest by expressing sympathy for Andrew and the royal family, stating, 'I feel really bad for Andrew. I feel really bad for the royal family. They're really good people.' He also claimed to be 'totally exonerated' regarding his own Epstein connections, despite files suggesting otherwise. The hosts criticize this as a consistent pattern of identifying with perpetrators rather than victims.
Trump's statement on Air Force One: 'I feel really bad for Andrew. I feel really bad for the royal family. They're really good people.' (); Trump claiming 'I've been totally exaggerated' ().
5Allegations of Misconduct and Corruption within Trump's Cabinet
The hosts detail alleged misconduct by Trump's appointed cabinet members. Labor Secretary Lorie Chavez Darmer's husband was barred from the Labor Department headquarters due to sexual assault allegations captured on security cameras. Homeland Security Secretary Christine is accused of misusing taxpayer funds for a $70 million private jet and traveling with an alleged boyfriend. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is shown engaging in 'play dates' with Dr. Oz while the U.S. is allegedly on the 'precipice of war with Iran.'
New York Times report on Labor Secretary's husband barred for sexual assault allegations (); DHS Secretary's alleged use of $70 million jet and travel with Corey Luwendowski (); Photos of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Dr. Oz on a 'play date' ().
6RFK Jr.'s Shifting Stance on Glyphosate and 'Maha Movement' Propaganda
RFK Jr., a prominent critic of glyphosate-based herbicides, is accused of hypocrisy as the Trump regime announces it will promote these chemicals. The hosts explain this as a tactic of the 'Maha movement' to co-opt legitimate progressive issues (like toxic chemicals in food) to 'hook' people, then push them towards disinformation and anti-science views, such as anti-vaccine rhetoric.
RFK Jr.'s past platform against glyphosate (); Trump regime protecting glyphosate and the House Committee on Agriculture thanking Trump for promoting it (); hosts' analysis of 'Maha movement' propaganda tactics ().
Key Concepts
The Epstein Class Mentality
The hosts describe a mindset among powerful individuals connected to Jeffrey Epstein, characterized by a belief in impunity, a tendency to 'play victim' when confronted, and a willingness to engage in alleged cover-ups and exploitation. This mentality is seen as permeating political and legal systems, particularly in the U.S.
Weaponization of Government
The podcast argues that the U.S. government, particularly under the Trump administration, has been 'weaponized' to protect the 'Epstein class' and its allies. This includes alleged obstruction of justice, failure to investigate, and the appointment of individuals with questionable ethics to key positions.
Propaganda Funnel (Maha Movement)
The hosts explain how the 'Maha movement' (referring to a political movement, likely MAGA) employs a propaganda tactic of co-opting legitimate progressive concerns (e.g., food safety, environmental issues) to draw in an audience. Once engaged, this audience is then allegedly funneled towards disinformation, conspiracy theories, and anti-science narratives, exploiting primal fears for political gain.
Lessons
- Boycott the State of the Union address: The hosts advocate for Democrats and concerned citizens to boycott the State of the Union and instead attend 'The People's State of the Union' hosted by Midas Touch Network, featuring boycotting members of Congress.
- Demand accountability for the 'Epstein class': Actively associate Donald Trump's name with Jeffrey Epstein and the alleged cover-up of the Epstein files in all conversations and public discourse.
- Guard truth and logic zealously: Immediately call out and challenge 'demented lies' and illogical statements from political figures to prevent the normalization of misinformation.
Boycott the State of the Union Address
Do not attend the official State of the Union address, as a protest against perceived lack of accountability and the alleged 'Epstein class' protection.
Participate in 'The People's State of the Union' hosted by the Midas Touch Network, which will feature speeches from boycotting members of Congress and constituents.
Amplify the message of accountability and protest through social media and community discussions, encouraging others to engage with alternative narratives.
Notable Moments
Les Wexner's lawyer allegedly threatening him during a deposition, stating, 'I will kill you if you answer another question with more than five words.'
This moment is highlighted as a shocking example of alleged obstruction and an attempt to control testimony from a key figure connected to Epstein, underscoring the extreme measures taken to prevent full disclosure.
Don Huffines, a Trump ally, announcing he is converting Epstein's Zoro Ranch into a 'Christian retreat for children' immediately after a truth commission was announced to investigate the property.
The timing and nature of this conversion are presented as highly suspicious, suggesting a potential cover-up or destruction of evidence at a site alleged to be central to Epstein's sex trafficking operations.
Donald Trump's repeated complaints about an escalator at the United Nations malfunctioning, framing it as a traumatic event where he almost fell, saved by Melania.
The hosts use this anecdote to illustrate Trump's perceived 'victim' mentality and tendency to exaggerate minor inconveniences, contrasting it with the serious issues being discussed, and characterizing the 'MAGA movement' as based on victimhood and whining.
Quotes
"I will kill you if you answer another question with more than five words."
"I was conned by the world Olympic all-time con artist."
"I feel really bad for Andrew. I feel really bad for the royal family. They're really good people."
"Well, he gave classified information. He's not supposed to be doing that."
"It's a lot of girls, a lot of white girls that are calling themselves bisexual and start making mistakes."
"My faith is is so strong in Jesus and it really is. And I'm going to make this the plan all along is to make this property into a Christian retreat."
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