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#432 - Jared Kushner LIES, Trump Phone Calls & Roman Empire DATA CENTERS | Julian Dorey

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#432 - Jared Kushner LIES, Trump Phone Calls & Roman Empire DATA CENTERS | Julian Dorey
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On this episode of the Julian Dorey Podcast, host Julian Dorey and co-host Dave dissect mounting evidence of elite corruption intersecting foreign policy, AI infrastructure, and the Epstein network. The episode's most explosive revelation came from Amanda Ungaro, the deported former partner of Trump envoy Paolo Zampolli, who publicly alleged in a recorded voice message that Melania Trump met Donald through Jeffrey Epstein while working as an escort for him, directly contradicting official narratives. This claim emerged around the same time Melania called for releasing Epstein files. The hosts exposed severe conflicts of interest surrounding Jared Kushner, who despite promises to stay out of politics is now negotiating Iran peace deals while simultaneously soliciting fresh foreign investments for his firm Affinity Partners, which operates under special legal exemptions from financial reporting requirements. Kushner's firm has received $2 billion from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whom Trump allegedly saved after the Khashoggi murder, and is developing controversial luxury resorts on protected Albanian land after the country changed environmental laws specifically to enable the project. Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson revealed intelligence suggesting Iran plans to demonstrate a nuclear weapon obtained from a third country and adopt a North Korea-style deterrence strategy. The episode pivoted to exposing the AI data center boom as economically catastrophic, with Microsoft banning its own engineers from using AI after discovering it cost more than human labor, and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink admitting trillions for data centers will be extracted from pension and savings accounts. The hosts argued these revelations expose widening wealth inequality, elite impunity, and the separation of the ruling class from consequences, drawing parallels to the fall of Rome.

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Money

BlackRock CEO Says Trillions for Data Centers Must Come From Pension Accounts

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated that trillions of dollars needed for AI data center and power grid infrastructure will be extracted from ordinary people's savings and pension accounts, calling such investment mandatory to compete with China. This admission comes as data centers face growing opposition for consuming massive electricity and water resources while creating few jobs and requiring extensive tax breaks from local governments.

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Espionage

CIA Analyst Claims Iran Will Demonstrate Nuclear Weapon With Third Country

Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson revealed intelligence from a West Asian source claiming Iran plans to withdraw from nuclear negotiations and the Non-Proliferation Treaty, then demonstrate a nuclear weapon obtained with help from a third country, likely Pakistan. The claim suggests Iran is pursuing a North Korea-style deterrence strategy in response to ongoing military pressure from Israel and the U.S.

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AI & Tech

Microsoft Bans Engineers From Using AI Due to Catastrophic Costs

Microsoft issued internal orders to cancel nearly all Claude AI licenses by June's end after discovering token-based pricing made AI usage across 100,000 engineers more expensive than human labor. The company that invested $5 billion in Anthropic told employees to stop using Anthropic's product and switch to cheaper internal tools, exposing the economic fallacy behind corporate AI adoption promises and revealing that AI may cost more than the human workers it was meant to replace.

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Geopolitics

Jared Kushner Secretly Negotiating Iran Peace While Soliciting Foreign Investment

Despite promises not to join the Trump administration or solicit funds during Trump's second term, Jared Kushner has been acting as an unofficial peace negotiator with Iran while simultaneously acquiring new investments for his firm Affinity Partners from foreign governments. This creates severe conflicts of interest as he influences U.S. foreign policy while profiting from Middle Eastern state-backed capital, particularly from Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman who overruled his own advisors to invest $2 billion in Kushner's firm.

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