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those in the most huge position of
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power, those on the top echelons of
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their profession are the ones who think
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they're untouchable. And I'm not just
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talking about um Andrew Mountbatten
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Windsor, but I mean there are a lot of
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people in power, a lot of people who've
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been mentioned in the Epstein files who
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are, you know, on top of their game,
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former presidents, current presidents,
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and yet they're named in the files as
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well. You know, politicians. We've of
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course had Peter Mandlesson, Lord
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Mandlesson, um in the last couple of
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weeks. So, it's people in positions of
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power. I do think they think they are
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untouchable and they're slightly above
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>> Do you think in that sense it's slightly
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a consequence of them being in such a
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privileged position that being a royal
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we do as a nation elevate you to such a
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high status and we sort of closet you.
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We we think of them as a sort of
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different class of citizens in some
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ways. Are we all copable in this? Baby.
