Tonight: How Jeffrey Epstein Turned American Billionaires Into Foreign Assets

Episode 3 shows the money trail that made compromised Trump and others

Tonight: How Jeffrey Epstein Turned American Billionaires Into Foreign Assets

Episode 3 shows the money trail that made Trump and others compromised

In 1996, Donald Trump took a free trip to Moscow with billionaires Tom Barrack, Howard Lorber, and Leon Black. It wasn't tourism - it was recruitment. Jeffrey Epstein helped arrange the financial web that followed.

Here's how it worked: First, sexual blackmail through underage girls. Then financial rescue when these men needed money. Finally, policy favors when called upon. Epstein didn't invent this system - he perfected it for Israeli and Russian intelligence.

The evidence is in the money. Leon Black's company gave Jared Kushner $185 million when no American bank would. Trump got bailed out of multiple bankruptcies through suspicious overseas funding. Robert Kraft had unexplained business deals with Epstein. These weren't coincidences.

Epstein operated through Liquid Funding Ltd., a $6.7 billion offshore company where he was Chairman and Bear Stearns owned 40%. This gave him institutional cover to move foreign money into American real estate and businesses. Every financial crisis became an opportunity to create new leverage.

The 2025 DOJ memo claiming "no intelligence connections" is suspicious timing. Why deny something that CIA Director William Burns' documented meetings with Epstein already proved? Why close the case now that Trump is back in power?

The sexual trafficking was horrific, but it was also operational cover. The real crime was systematic foreign capture of American financial and political leadership. These networks didn't die with Epstein - they evolved.

Tonight's episode isn't ancient history. It's the blueprint for understanding how foreign money still flows through American power structures. The methods change, but the goal remains: make American leaders serve foreign interests.

The Secret Life of Jeffrey Epstein: Balance of Power airs Friday at 7PM ET