Title: John Kiriakou Is CERTAIN That Epstein Was Working for Israel
Show: Liberty Vault
Date: 2026-01-21
URL: https://youtu.be/Ohu27f0YSgc
Duration: 14:00

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[00:00] Do you think Jeffrey Epstein was a spy? >> I believe very strongly he was a spy. Yes. >> And who do you think he was working for? >> The Israelis. I'm confident it was the Israelis. >> Why? >> CIA whistleblower John Kiryaku is absolutely certain that Jeffrey Epstein was working for Israel as a spy. And if you watch this channel regularly, you know there's documented proof of that from the email leaks. But I thought it was interesting how he approached this question as a former CIA operative, a

[00:32] heroic one in fact, one of the few that blew the cover off CIA torture program. So, let's see what John has to say. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel. Jeffrey Epstein is kind of the stereotypical example that they give you in training for what's called an access agent. This is a different kind of recruit. So, for example, if you're a foreign intelligence service and you want information like close-in information

[01:03] from a former president, from the CEO of the biggest company in the world, from a member of the British royal family, you're not going to recruit these guys. You're not going to recruit Bill Clinton or Bill Gates or Prince Andrew. So, you do the next best thing. You recruit somebody who has regular access to them. And that person that you recruit is going to need to make these people feel comfortable and appreciated. And so you give them plenty of money. So

[01:34] he has this house on an island or he has the whole island. And maybe you bring in young girls, you get them in compromising positions just in case you need to use what's called compromat compromising pictures. We know we know now that Jeffrey Epstein's house on the island had video cameras, hidden video cameras in literally every room, including the bathrooms. Yeah.

[02:07] You'll notice when they interviewed Galileain Maxwell just last year, she lied about this, saying, "Hey, I knew about the plans. I knew about the homes and they didn't have cameras all over." But the documented evidence, including pictures taken from the FBI, show that there were cameras. And indeed, I think Epstein was an access agent, not a badge carrying member of Mossad or the CIA. But they did recruit him for this service, this service of blackmail that they denied for so long, despite the fact that again, the Epstein file

[02:38] releases, even though we don't have everything. Of course, they never give us everything. Some of the ones we do do show that there were co-conspirators. The FBI was investigating it and sex trafficking was one of the angles they were investigating. Why? Why would he care what was going on unless it was to use that information against people? As I said, only the Israelis and the Russians use

[03:08] extortion as a motivator. So would they have made Jeffrey Epstein rich? >> Yeah. >> In order to give him that access. >> How could they have done that? >> Oh, that's easy. I mean, you you do I mean, governments are the only ones really that can money that can launder money unfettered. >> Think about that. Governments are the only ones that can money launder unfettered. And of course you see this happening in terms of war profiteering to the military-industrial complex as well to Rathon and Loheed Martin and

[03:40] Boeing and and uh general dynamics. You see this in so many ways in the war regime just as it is in CIA espionage. And the only thing I have a question on is I don't think that Mossad and the Russians are the only ones that use extortion as a mechanism. The whole US government is built on extortion, too. And promising people free stuff, supposedly free. It's not free. There's no such thing as a free lunch if you vote their way. So, they do that as a

[04:11] scop in the general populace far beyond even espionage. And you can also do it through real estate, through fine art, and through horses. Those are the three easiest ways to launder money today. Fine art, real estate, and raceh horses. But presumably he would have spoken out at some point, no? He would have said something or >> No, but it would explain why he got a sweetheart deal in 2006. I mean, this is a guy that's been convicted of child sex

[04:41] crimes and he gets 6 months of house arrest with an ankle bracelet. We have mandatory minimums in this country. That's a 5-year mandatory minimum of first offense. >> He definitely had some interesting power, didn't he? >> Yeah. There were over 40 witnesses in that first case that resulted in a sweetheart deal in 2008. And by the way, before that was all finalized, he flew to Israel prepared apparently to invoke the home law, the law of return, which would have allowed him to become an Israeli citizen. And guess which country

[05:13] doesn't send back sex criminals to the United States? Yeah. Our greatest ally in the Middle East, Israel does not allow the extradition of sex criminals back. So he was prepared to go there and escape those charges. But like I said, he did get a sweetheart deal. This was absurd. Over 40 witnesses against him with the head prosecutor, Alex Acasta, the US attorney, I should say, saying that I was told to lay off Epstein because Epstein was intelligence. This is part of the case record. He said that

[05:44] to Trump's transition team as they were coming to power because they entertaining the notion of Alex Aosta for labor secretary, a position he eventually got where this was set. >> Mhm. And Alex Aosta, who was the prosecuting attorney at the time and then later became Secretary of Labor under Trump, Trump won. Alex Aosta said that he was ordered by the attorney general to give Epstein the sweetheart deal. Well, who's

[06:15] the only person that can order the attorney general to do something? It's the president or maybe the attorney general. At the time, I think it was uh Gonzalez. Um so, Alberto Gonzalez. So, it's hard to know, but there are only a few people above Alex Acasta, that's for sure. And you know, you can count him on less than one hand. That's what's real. But we'll probably never know the truth. And in later interviews, he of course denied saying this to try to run cover for whoever told him this. Did not elaborate

[06:47] beyond this. But at one point, we know he said this. And it seems to have been the truth. That seems to have been the truth, not what he said after. >> So was it because >> Epstein was was working on Clinton? Most of the people down there were Democrats. I mean, what what was the reason? >> Maybe he was working for the US government. >> It's possible that he could have been doubled against the Israelis or others. Sure. Sure, that's possible.

[07:18] >> If you had to bet >> Mhm. >> what would you say if you had to bet everything you have on either him being a spy or not a spy? >> Yeah. >> What would you bet on? >> He was a spy. I feel very confident in that assessment. I debated Alan Dersowitz about this on the Pierce Morgan show one time. It was it was Scott Horton and me who said that he was an Israeli spy and it was Alan Dersowitz and General Danny Ayalon, the

[07:49] former head of Mossad. Ayalon was kind of into it in terms of having a fun time. He was just having a fun time with the conversation. He wasn't going to admit to anything. Durowitz was Epstein's attorney. So I said that that I believed Epstein was an Israeli spy. And Durowitz interrupts me like attorneys do. And he says, "That is outrageous. If he had been a spy, he would have told me

[08:19] because I was his attorney and I could have gone to the White House and I could have gotten him a better sentence." And I said, "Wait a minute. You could have gone to the White House to say, "Go easy on Jeffrey Epstein because he's an Israeli spy collecting information from American politicians. If I were the president, I would have hung him from a tree." And then Piers Morgan said, "General I Allen, was he a spy?" And he goes, "Who knows?"

[08:52] That says it all. Right. I I have to disagree, though. Israel has its talents in the US president and the US presidency in general before Trump enough that I don't know that the US president would have responded in a way that us real Americans, real people would have wanted when it comes to ties between Epstein and Israel. He did get a sweetheart deal the first time. I'm not sure that would have convinced him the second time, but props to our friend Scott Horton who will appear on the show sometime soon. It just seems like

[09:22] there's too many roads pointing to Epstein's associations as an access agent on behalf of Israel, specifically Mossad with all the connections he had, specifically to Ehood Barack, the former head of IDF intelligence, who was the prime minister and the defense minister. And we know from the email leaks Epstein wrote at least one full speech for that he delivered in I think 2014. We also know that Epstein literally brokered security arrangements between the government of Israel and the government

[09:53] of the Ivory Coast and also the government of Israel and the government of Mongolia. Martaza Hussein and Ryan Grim from Drop Site have brought forward those stories. We know from the email leaks that Epstein was arranging wire transfers with a prominent spy known spy in Israel named Yoni Corin. That can be discerned from the email leaks. and he was actually setting up back channels with his buddy Ehoud Barack and Vladimir Putin to try to profit off of the Syrian civil war to bring in funds. He also served as a recruiter to build the

[10:25] Leviathan field. This is a field to the west of Hifa in Israel that Netanyahu announced, you know, the initiation of in December of last year, just one month ago announced this. Well, who kind of recruited and marketed that project for investors? At the start it was Jeffrey Epstein. And again, we know this from the email leaks. All these things line up with Epstein literally working on behalf of Israel probably as an access agent and probably gaining blackmail on the most prominent people in the world.

[10:57] This is what he did. This was what his function was. And that explains why there's such a diligent effort to cover this up. both by Trump, both by Biden, both by Clinton refusing to appear for a subpoena, of course. And they're never going to get charged for it. They're never even going to interview Les Wexner, who gave him enormous amounts of inexplicable wealth that you just can't explain organically, including a $77 million home, the biggest home in Manhattan. The FBI has never questioned that man, even though the email leaks

[11:29] show he was possibly one of 10 co-conspirators with Epstein, and he was set to be interviewed for subpoena so that he could testify in front of a grand jury. They still haven't interviewed him. That email came from 2019, and they still haven't talked to him. No answers, just pure corruption from the highest levels of the deep state. But thankfully, we have people like Cash Patel and Dan Bonino to bring us the truth, right? No, not at all. They were involved in the cover up as long as anyone else was. And that's what

[12:00] you get out of this corrupt administration. It's not just this one. It's the previous one, too. It's not like Biden ever promised any answers on Epstein. And much of the liberal establishment has only latched on to Epstein when it became politically convenient. In the Biden term, they used Russia gate and they used, you know, other weapons to attack Trump, not Epstein. And most of them said this is just a kooky right-wing conspiracy theory. The few that didn't and did talk about this like Ron Widen did demand answers and divulging to the Senate the

[12:32] wire transfers were known to have happened between Epstein and people of prominence that resulted in over a billion dollars in transfers. I don't think we'll ever get those either. But that's where we are here. I don't think we'll ever get the full unvarnished truth. What we have gotten shows beyond a shadow of a doubt, it's not a conspiracy that Epstein worked on behalf of Israel. There's so many different connections now. We know and thanks to the heroics of Drop Site News, we have several of them laid out in a great article series that I really recommend

[13:03] to all you. So, that's what we have. I side with John Kiryaku. He for sure was an Israeli spy. He might have been working as a free agent like Robert Maxwell did for most of his life. probably partnering with the CIA, maybe MI6, who knows? But the connections to Israel are by far the most ironclad. But what do you guys think? Let me know in the comments down below. Great segment. I appreciate Diary of a CEO for this interview. Really interesting interview all the way through. And John always is. I'm going to try to get him on the channel as well. I would love to chat with him about some of this stuff. So,

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