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America’s oligarchs say we shouldn’t tax them more because it would cramp their thinking up ideas to benefit us all.
So we have an interest in knowing what they actually spend their time thinking about.
The Epstein files offer an answer.
Chapter three:
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In the Epstein files photographs, women and girls are everywhere — that is, except during meals. My deep dive into what their literal absence from the table reveals about how these men operate.
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JUST ANNOUNCED: @thedrift_mag Presents: A Conversation About the Epstein Files on Tuesday, March 10th.
Featuring @kfzbarrow and @rmpanovka in conversation with Brace Belden (of @TrueAnonPod), @DRBoguslaw, @azbrodsky, and @AnandWrites.
🎟️: livemu.sc/3ZMHG1J
It takes a village to raise a child, the proverb says. What the Epstein files show that it takes a powerful network to abuse so many children.
This is what Jeffrey Epstein found in a social super-elite that now rightly bears his name: the Epstein class.
www.nytimes.com
The recently released trove of Jeffrey Epstein's emails show that the powerful people around the sexual predator had no problem ignoring his crimes as long as it benefited them, says journalist @AnandWrites.
www.democracynow.org/2025/11/25/anand_giri...
As discussed on @Morning_Joe, some fantastic questions to enliven your family or friends Thanksgiving table, from the brilliant @PriyaParker, a.k.a. my copilot.
open.substack.com/pub/priyaparker/p/40-mag...
Say what you will about Jeffrey Epstein, but he chose his friends well: a power elite he could trust to look away at his crimes because they had spent a generation looking away at so much other abuse and suffering, often pain that they had helped to cause.
The clubby deal-making and moral racketeering of the Epstein class is now the United States’ governing philosophy.
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/opinion/meaning...
.@AnandWrites powerfully articulates why I have been calling out the Epstein class.
This fight is about justice for the survivors.
It’s also about standing against elite impunity and a governing class that outsourced jobs for profits and got us into endless wars.
Everyone needs to read this fantastic essay by @AnandWrites to ground themselves in the underlying political dynamic in this country over the last decade.
Americans “no longer feel included in the work of choosing their future.”
This is why populist economics is popular and
Really great piece from @AnandWrites www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/opinion/meaning...
Reading the Epstein emails, many ask: How could these eminent people all look away?
But if the Epstein class has a talent, it’s looking away.
Many in it worked up to disregarding Epstein’s victims by looking away at so much other abuse and suffering.
www.nytimes.com/20
Isn’t it dangerous, some in the power elite tsk-tsk, to use the term “Epstein class”?
No. It’s essential.
Some very influential people who just got back from Aspen, probably, would love this to remain a story about one guy and his abuses. It’s bigger.
www.nytimes.com/2
I wrote about the Epstein class.
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/opinion/meaning...
The author of "Dopesick" is running for Congress.
@roanoketimes had the scoop. Now watch our interview with @papergirlmacy in The Ink.
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