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  Support our truly independent journalism. Jeffrey Epstein, the Rothschilds and the Crown Leslie Wexner names the Queen and her bankers in his Epstein deposition. Zev Shalev Feb 21 ∙ On Wednesday, February 18, Leslie Wexner sat before a House Oversight Committee deposition camera and did something no one in Jeffrey Epstein’s orbit has ever done. He talked. Not in the guarded, monosyllabic way his attorney Michael Levy wanted — five-word answers, nothing more. Wexner talked the way a man talks when he’s been hung out to dry by every other player in the network and has decided, at 88, that if he’s going down, he’s taking the names with him. For nearly five hours, the billionaire founder of The Limited and Victoria’s Secret volunteered names, connections, and details that his own lawyer tried desperately to shut down. At one point, after Wexner had spent an extended stretch naming Rothschild, the Queen of England, the founders of Google, Jeff Bezos, the King of Saudi Arabia, and Abig...

  Support our truly independent journalism. New Analysis: Trump Connected to Epstein through Rothschild Financial Network The same dynasty that endorsed Jeffrey Epstein in 1987 saved Donald Trump from bankruptcy in 1990. The Epstein files now reveal Epstein was not just a math teacher who became a billionaire. Zev Shalev Feb 26 ∙ For fifteen years, Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein were best friends. They partied together in Palm Beach and Manhattan. They were photographed together, quoted praising each other, and linked in the tabloids. That friendship — and what it may have involved — has dominated the Epstein story since the files began dropping in January. But the millions of pages released by the Department of Justice this year, combined with Leslie Wexner’s explosive testimony under oath on February 18, reveal something more significant than a friendship. They reveal that Trump and Epstein were not two men who happened to know each other. They were two men built by the same f...