The Supreme Court is back, and they rejected an appeal by Glenn Maxwell to overturn her conviction. That means her only chance of getting out of prison is a pardon from you. Is that something you're. - Who are we talking about? - Elaine Maxwell. [00:00:15] You know, I haven't heard the name in so long. I can say this that I'd have to take a look at it. I would have to take a look. Did they reject that? - She wanted to appeal her conviction. - And what happened? That they were not going to hear her? I see, well, I'll take a look at it. I'll speak to. I will speak to the DOJ. [00:00:31] The correct answer was no, I will not pardon her. Especially after I transferred her from a high security prison to the Club Med of Prisons, where she is, essentially dealing with the situation in which it doesn't even feel like she's in a prison. And in fact, as Donald Trump considers speaking to the DOJ about giving [00:00:50] notorious child sex groomer a pardon, we're actually learning about the cushy treatment Ghislaine Maxwell is receiving in the Texas prison that she moved to just a few months ago. So before we get to those details. Jake, what do you think, Ghislaine Maxwell? [00:01:06] Pardon or no? - So why do you have to look into it? - It's outrageous. Like we already know. Like, first of all, she's convicted of sex trafficking. Second of all, the biggest groomer in American history. [00:01:21] What are you looking into? Like how much you loved her in the past, how many notes you wrote for her, how many parties you went with to her, how many pictures you have with her? - What are you looking into? - How much compromise she might have on. - Yeah. - I don't know. If they say to you, hey, are you thinking of pardoning [00:01:36] Charles Manson or Jeffrey Dahmer? Do you go? Well, I'm gonna have to look into that. That would be a super strange answer. And that's the kind of answer we just got. So Maxwell was originally serving her sentence in a high security facility in Tallahassee, Florida. [00:01:52] But then all of a sudden, Trump had his former personal lawyer, Todd Blanche, hit her up, have a little bit of a conversation with her, and get a statement from Ghislaine Maxwell in which she said, no, no, Trump. Trump didn't do anything wrong. Nope. [00:02:09] I don't have any dirt on Trump. And then was moved to the low security prison known as, the Camp Brian federal prison. Okay, so let's talk about what that prison has been like for her. She's having a grand old time at federal prison camp, Brian. [00:02:26] Guards usually don't carry weapons during the early morning shift at Brian. As few as six guards oversee more than 600 inmates, according to a 2021 report on staffing levels. Fun. Now, get a load of this. Brian's prison cells, which can house up to four inmates, don't [00:02:45] even have doors, former inmates said. By the way, the current inmates, they're not fans of hers, and I'll get to that in just a minute. Maxwell's unexpected arrival upset the camp's unusually relaxed atmosphere, leading to more frequent lockdowns, the addition of armed guards [00:03:03] and other changes. Current and former inmates said in interviews that Maxwell appeared to receive unusually favorable treatment, at times sparking resentment from other inmates. So you're dealing with a low security prison situation where you don't have armed guards. Then a notorious child sex groomer shows up and suddenly all you need [00:03:24] to have armed guards, which, how about you keep her in the prison she belonged in? But okay, so the other inmates are irritated by that. And then she has been getting favorable treatment. Special treatment? So, under Federal Bureau of Prisons. Prisons rules, prisoners with sex crime convictions like Maxwell's [00:03:41] don't ordinarily qualify for low security facilities like Camp Brian. Candidates for medium security prisons are usually those convicted for white collar crimes like fraud. You know, they're not violent criminals, but they have committed crimes. [00:03:57] They usually have shorter sentences, or they already serve the bulk of a lengthy sentence and are viewed as a low flight risk. Now, at this prison in particular, she has the fourth longest running sentence of the 600 plus inmates, but is getting the most attention. [00:04:15] So guards brought Maxwell her meals in her dormitory room. She was escorted to the recreation area for late night workouts, and was allowed to shower after other inmates were confined to their bunks at 8 p.m.. [00:04:31] During one weekend in mid-August, while hundreds of inmates were supposed to be having leisure time, they were instead told to go back to their dorms, their dormitories. Ghislaine Maxwell was the only one not on lockdown, and she met [00:04:47] with several important visitors in the prison's chapel instead. It couldn't be determined whom Maxwell met with in the chapel that day. One inmate recalled seeing Maxwell return to the dormitory unit that day with a smile on her face. [00:05:02] When the inmate asked Maxwell about the meeting, she said it went really well but didn't share any other information. Thanks, Trump. I'm sure she really appreciates the lovely digs she's now imprisoned in. Now Ghislaine Maxwell was popular with reporters outside of the prison, [00:05:20] but inside the prison she was met with a lot of hostility and has been called a pedophile. And I didn't know about this word a chomo, which is a prison slur for child molesters. They've been calling her that repeatedly, which is, I think, an accurate moniker. [00:05:36] One inmate who had just been transferred from another facility walked into Maxwell's room and told her she liked her hair. Maxwell politely asked her to leave the room. According to another inmate who witnessed the incident. The witness recalled the new inmate screaming at Maxwell [00:05:51] that she didn't belong here. The new arrival was removed by guards and reassigned to another dormitory, but again, it didn't end there. The warden called a town meeting for inmates. She warned that if inmates made threats to Maxwell, put her in any sort of danger, [00:06:08] or talk to the press about her, they would be shipped to a harsher facility. People familiar with the matter said. And they made good on that threat because one person actually was sent to another facility. Christiane Irwin, a 46 year old Texas accountant who had been convicted [00:06:24] of defrauding a law firm where she worked, said in a telephone interview that she could discuss Maxwell only in general terms because of the prohibition. One day, after she spoke to a Journal reporter on a phone line monitored by prison officials, her prison email privileges were suspended. [00:06:39] So, sorry she wasn't transferred, but she was punished. Within days, she had. Oh, she had. She was moved. Within days, she had been moved to the higher security Houston Federal Detention Center. Of course. Notice that of all the transgressions, the one that is the worst is talking to the press about her. [00:06:56] Okay, so, remember Epstein when he was convicted, earlier of, sleeping with underage girls? They just pled it down to soliciting prostitutes. They were not prostitutes. They were underage girls he was raping. [00:07:12] And they let him serve his prison sentence, but only at night, so he could stay out all day working. Okay. And then he would just use the prison as a hotel room. Now she's moved to something that, you know, Anna referred to as a Club med prison. Its nickname is Club Fed. [00:07:30] So everybody knows it. And on top of that, as she just explained to you, she gets room service there. She's allowed to make all the other prisoners go to bed while she roams the place to and has it to herself. She has extra privileges and the entire description. [00:07:46] Anna made me think of Pablo Escobar when he was sent to prison in Colombia. He actually ran the prison and it was like a luxury stay. And he got some of his homeboys, and they lived in in glamor and in, you know, in what great wealth. [00:08:02] And here she is at Club Fed ordering people around. And if you cross the worst child sex trafficker in American history, you're going to be moved out of the prison and sent to a much harsher prison because our government is protecting the sick [00:08:17] pedophiles that raped our our children. Yeah. Including Israeli ones from the Israeli government who were allowed to attempt to rape teenagers in America and then are allowed to fly back to Israel with, really no way of ensuring that they're going to get punished [00:08:33] for what they attempted to do. It's just gross. The whole thing is gross. But hey, you know what? Donald Trump making life great again. Yeah. So for all the talk of groomers, well, we know who the groomer is. And they're treating her like royalty. So if you're telling us that Epstein and Maxwell are not being protected [00:08:53] by the government, you must either be an escaped mental patient or a mainstream media reporter. No. It's super weird that our government is protecting incredibly terrible and dangerous criminals. [00:09:08] So why they're doing that is what we all care about. Because it's not just about them. And it's not even just about the terrible pedophilia. It brings up the much, much larger question who's controlling our government and why? Every time you ring the bell below, an angel gets its wings. [00:09:26] Totally not true, but it does keep you updated on our live shows.