Topic: Leslie Wexner

In 1998, Jeffrey Epstein purchased his Manhattan mansion from Leslie Wexner for a nominal fee, while Howard Luttnick acquired the neighboring building. Greg Carlwood notes the addresses 9 and 11 and explores the Kabbalistic significance of the number 71, which relates to the Sanhedrin tribunal of 71 sages. The segment highlights the proximity of these figures years before the 2001 attacks and the symbolic "divine justice" associated with the number.

Epstein partnered with Stephen Hoffenberg in the Towers Financial Ponzi scheme, though Epstein avoided prosecution while Hoffenberg took the fall. During the 1990s, Epstein gained significant access to the Clinton White House through aide Mark Middleton, appearing in visitor logs 17 times. This period involved various scandals, including Chinagate and the suspicious death of Vince Foster, with the Bush family later acting to protect these records.

Greg Carlwood recaps the topics covered in the second hour of the interview for Plus members, including the Green Agenda, Leslie Wexner's ties to the Megagroup, and speculation on Epstein's death. He also announces several upcoming listener meetups in Des Moines, London, New York City, and Philadelphia. The segment concludes with a final push for the THC Plus subscription and a thank you to the guest.

Jeffrey Epstein's transition from teaching to finance involved a mysterious hiring at Bear Stearns by CEO Alan Greenberg. Epstein eventually left the firm following an SEC investigation into insider trading involving Seagrams owner Edgar Bronfman. This period marked the beginning of Epstein's deep financial relationship with Leslie Wexner, the founder of L Brands, who granted Epstein broad power of attorney over his multi-billion dollar retail empire.

In the mid-1990s, Jeffrey Epstein and Leslie Wexner orchestrated the relocation of Southern Air Transport to Columbus, Ohio, to handle logistics for The Limited. Southern Air Transport was a well-known CIA front company previously used by Barry Seal for Iran-Contra smuggling operations. The deal involved Iran-Contra figures Richard Secord and Alan Fiers, further cementing the link between Wexner's retail logistics and intelligence-connected aviation.

Ohio billionaire Leslie Wexner, founder of Limited Brands, served as the primary patron for Jeffrey Epstein, providing him with significant financial resources and properties. Wexner's Manhattan townhouse, later occupied by Epstein, was reportedly pre-wired with close-circuit cameras for surveillance. Wexner was a key member of the Mega Group alongside the Bronfman family, who sought to influence Jewish cultural identity and global politics.