Trump Panics as Meidas Drops Video of Dark Past!!

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2:19Ben Meiselas:Donald Trump and his entire regime are panicking as the Midas Touch Network keeps on dropping the receipts regarding Donald Trump's connections with Jeffrey Epstein. Donald Trump and his regime can handle the fact that we've already gotten hundreds of millions of views on this YouTube channel. The Midas Touch Network is now beating the Joe Rogan podcast on this YouTube channel based on the latest rankings with our coverage of Donald Trump's connections with Epstein. Now, folks, we're not just covering it over the past few weeks. We've been covering this for years and years and years, and we've been digging up all the archival footage.

3:00Ben Meiselas:So what we're able to do when we read the files is we can then show corresponding videos, witness statements. And as a former litigator, I think, in my opinion, that is, I can build a very compelling racketeering case against Donald Trump for his dastardly and despicable behavior. So we dropped a video yesterday on some of these videos. It got over two million views. Let's do it again. And I want to show you first this BBC Panorama series from 2018. Notably, Donald Trump recently sued BBC regarding its Panorama series coverage regarding the January 6th insurrection. Remember, Trump sued the BBC.

3:48Ben Meiselas:Well, if you go back to 2018, they did an incredible doc on Donald Trump called Sex Pest. And everybody should go and watch the full doc. But we've been talking about these videos for a very long time. And of course, in it, BBC identified numerous eyewitnesses back then. What I think is very helpful is finding the witnesses who talked about it in 2018, in 2016, in the early 2000s, in the 1990s. So you have that basis of comparison as well. So let's just pull out the receipts, shall we? And let's make the Trump regime panic even more. As Democratic Congress member Ted Lieu writes, the interview that the Midas Touch Network just posted with someone by the name of Barbara Pilling sheds light on why Attorney General Pam Bondi paused for so long before responding to a question about whether Donald Trump attended parties with underage girls.

4:51Ben Meiselas:He did is the answer. Many times Donald Trump attended parties with underage girls. So just ask yourself this question. When Donald Trump was in his 40s and 50s and 60s, why was he doing parties with underage girls? Why would he even do that to begin with? And then, of course, yesterday in the video that's gotten over 2 million views, I reported how a business person who ran a pageant said that Donald Trump and Epstein brought in lots of girls and they said they were going to have a modeling competition at Mar-a-Lago and there would be all these other guys from the fashion industry there, but it ended up just being Donald Trump and Epstein and these girls.

5:33Ben Meiselas:Why would you do that? What do you think Donald Trump and Epstein were doing with the girls? So first, I want to share with you the cross-exam by Ted Lew of Bondi, and then I'm going to show what Barbara Pilling said, and then I'm going to show you some of what the beauty pageant contestants in Trump's beauty pageant said about him walking in on them naked or walking in on them as they were changing. And then I'm going to show you what Donald Trump told a group of high school students where he said it was a very courageous act when he talked about grabbing women without consent by their genitals.

6:14Ben Meiselas:In other words, sexually assaulting women. Trump spoke with high school kids and college kids. And he told them that it was so courageous that military generals praised him. You remember when he said that? If not, I'm going to go and show you that. And maybe, you know what, I'll show you too. I'll show you when Donald Trump spoke at a high school and he was speaking to the high schoolers and people at the high school, I believe it was in Iowa, about golden showers, about getting peed on by hookers. And he said, I don't like that. I don't like getting, he goes, Melania knows I don't like golden showers because I don't like germs.

6:49Ben Meiselas:He said, I don't want to get peed on by hookers. I'm not into that. Why would you bring that up during a speech? You're ready for the receipts, Midas Mighty? Make sure you hit subscribe, by the way, to our YouTube channel. You see how close we are to 6 million subscribers? Help us get to 6 million. We would be very, very grateful. All right. First, here's what went down. We've got, But I played you the clip of Ted Lieu.

7:15Donald Trump:Were there any underage girls at that party or at any party that Trump attended with Jeffrey Epstein?

7:28This is so ridiculous and that they are trying to deflect from all the great things Donald

7:36Donald Trump:Trump has done.

7:37Ben Meiselas:OK, now here is the host saying what's most shocking is the age of some of these models that would go to these Trump events. Here, play this clip.

7:48Donald Trump:We've spoken to a number of sources who saw Donald Trump at the parties. Most paint a similar picture. Just describe to us the way Donald Trump behaved at these parties. I mean, this guy was it was like a predator in action. I went to the washroom and I was going in and a girl was coming out and she kind of looked at me and I go, have you talked to that Trump guy? And she goes, yeah. As I was walking by, he's like trying to grab my ass. We do know that he was having sex with them. How do you know that? Because the next day or days after we would hear about it, he'd brag about it to his friends and would get around that he scored, you know, maybe one or two girls at a time, which is what he loved to do.

8:40Donald Trump:There's no evidence that Donald Trump slept with underage girls. But what's most shocking is the age of some of the models at the parties.

8:54Donald Trump:There was girls, I would say, 14, 15 years old from Europe, the European girls. They were 14 or 15? There were girls that were 14, 15 years old, for sure. I mean, I didn't run up and say, how old are you? But they looked younger than I was, and I was 17. You just knew because of what they were wearing and how they would hold themselves. And these girls are all like, you know, anywhere from 14, 15, 16 years old. There was very few girls above the age of 19 there.

9:26Ben Meiselas:And you saw Donald Trump with these girls who were that young, 15, 16?

9:31Donald Trump:Absolutely. Absolutely. They're standing around with them, ogling them. It was just disgusting. I felt like I was in the presence of a shark trying. We're getting ready to roll his eyes back in his head and bite me. You know, that's how I felt. It was just like, get the hell out of here.

9:49Ben Meiselas:All right. Now, here's another clip from that documentary. Barbara Pilling, the narrator, talks about how Barbara Pilling was a young model from New York. Just watch for yourself. Barbara Pilling was a young model in New York.

10:02Donald Trump:She first saw Donald Trump at a party in the late 80s. She's never spoken publicly about it before. He said, how old are you? And I said, 17. He goes, oh, great. So you're not too old, not too young. That's just great. I remember one of the waitresses offered him a drink. He didn't take the drink and he slapped her bottom. She was a blonde. He gave her a slap, and he was very loud. He's like, don't worry, that's not your tip.

10:36Donald Trump:Heather Braden also saw Donald Trump at model parties in the 90s. One was in Florida. At 23, she was one of the oldest women there. I remember particularly seeing him at a party at a house in Miami. This particular party, there were four men and probably 50 models. Four men and 50 models. That's approximately what I would remember. And I was one of the models. I mean, I felt like I was in some, you know, I could have been very well being auctioned off in some sort of a sex slavery ring. That's how I felt. I felt like a piece of meat in a meat market.

11:14Ben Meiselas:You know, I mean, what else could I feel like? Then they talk about what would go down in the beauty pageants. Here play this clip.

11:21Donald Trump:I remember being in the back and hearing the chaperones say, ladies, listen up. We've got someone that's going to come in and see you. Make sure you're at least covered up. All of the girls were changing, getting their bras and underwear on and getting ready to put on their opening number outfits. So when Donald Trump walked in, there were women in there who weren't fully clothed. Correct. Women were not fully clothed when Donald Trump came in.

11:48Ben Meiselas:And some of those women were, what, as young as 15?

11:51Donald Trump:Yes, 15 years old.

11:52Ben Meiselas:Now, next, I want to share with you what Miss North Carolina from 2006 said about Donald Trump. This is when Don Lemon was on CNN. This was back during the first time Donald Trump ran. Here's what, again, Miss North Carolina 2006 had to say, play this clip. Is it normal to see men in dressing rooms at pageants and the owner of a pageant?

12:17Donald Trump:No. No. The director of the North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, and Alabama pageants, it's very much a family atmosphere. She doesn't even go backstage when the girls are getting ready. Only the female chaperones are allowed backstage in the dressing rooms with the girls. I've never had an experience where there were men or directors or anything like that walking back in the dressing rooms. As I understand, you have an experience of something that happened the night before the pageant? Well, not the night before the pageant, but when we were in New York City on the media tour, they were doing a book launch at Trump Towers for the Universal Beauty book.

13:02Donald Trump:And they had a bunch of former Miss USAs and Miss Universes and all 51 of us. And we did the red carpet and that was tons of fun. And then they lined us all up and Trump went down the line and he shook your hand and, you know, looked you over, looked you up and down, head to toe, and was just checking everybody out.

13:25Ben Meiselas:And you thought you felt?

13:28Donald Trump:I felt very dirty. It was very creepy. It's kind of like when you're at a bar and a creepy guy is checking you out. That was the experience for me.

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14:51Ben Meiselas:Play this clip.

14:52Donald Trump:He just came strolling right in. There was no second to put a robe on or any sort of clothing or anything. Some girls were topless, other girls were naked. As Miss Arizona 2001, Tasha Dixon competed in the Miss USA pageant. Donald Trump owned the contest along with Miss Universe and Miss Teen USA for 19 years. Our first introduction to him was when we were at the dress rehearsal and half naked changing into our bikinis. To have the owner come waltzing in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position and then to have the pressure of the, you know, the people that work for him telling us to go fawn all over him, go walk up to him, talk to him.

15:34Donald Trump:And Dixon has strong opinions about what she thinks were Trump's motivations. I'm telling you, Donald Trump owned the pageant for the reason to utilize his power to get, you know, around beautiful women. Dixon, who lives in West Hollywood, was 18 at the time. Who do you complain to? He owns the pageant. So there's no one to complain to. Everyone there works for him. The year she competed, the theme was empowering women. And after hearing recent audio of Trump talking about women, she decided to speak out. I miss Arizona, so I veer more on the conservative side. But I just like to choose what's right.