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I have inside information on Jeffrey
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Epstein and why the US government is
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reluctant to be more transparent. And I
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know this because when I was working in
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government meetings were not how shall
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we tell the public, but what shall we
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tell the public? So often the best we
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can get in our skepticism is to know
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that we are not being told the truth.
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>> I think people need to know the truth.
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>> So put on your seat belt. I'm going to
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tell you everything and all senior
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people in the US government know
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everything that you and I have discussed
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here today. So you've been behind the
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scenes with some of the most successful,
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richest, most powerful people on planet
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Earth. But what is it you do, Gavin?
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>> So I do protective coverage. You know,
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any of the ways that wealthy or
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prominent people might be targeted. For
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example, the Saudi Arabian government
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obtained a system which can get into
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your phone used it on Jeff Bezos. So our
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work was to figure out how it happened.
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>> Why would a government want to hack the
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founder of Amazon's phone? So, I'll tell
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you in a second, but we're all not as
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careful as we could be in terms of what
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we say, what we text, and there is
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absolutely no protection viable for the
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confidentiality of your phone. Do you
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have any skepticism about that?
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>> I just have a lot of ignorance to how
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this whole world works.
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>> Lucky you. But all power centers in
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human history lie. There are some
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examples of this where we'll start
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telling the truth about something, but
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years later, things like cancer causing
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asbestous and baby powder, 100,000
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people dying from heart attacks from
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opioids. and we'll see it with mass
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vaccination.
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>> So, what advice would you give about how
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to navigate in the world we're living in
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today to avoid risk threat? I've got
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some core truths.
