Julian Dorey UNLOADS on Clancy Backlash, CBS Coverup & 9/11
Julian Dorey · 12 Sep 2026 · 1h 39m
Host: Joey Def, Julian Dorey
This episode opens with a lengthy personal reflection on the 25th anniversary of September 11th, where the host recounts his own memories as an eight-year-old that day, tells stories of individual acts of heroism including firefighters, ferry captains, and FBI counterterrorism official John O'Neal, and argues that the government cover-up around the attacks (including the long-delayed Saudi Arabia litigation and the 9/11 Commission's credibility problems) remains one of the great unresolved scandals in American life. From there the conversation pivots into a grab-bag of current media and political grievances: a Senate report alleging that Larry Ellison's takeover of CBS helped suppress a 60 Minutes investigation into big banks' handling of Jeffrey Epstein's money tied to Apollo's Leon Black; a newly filed civil rape lawsuit against a UN-connected figure; and mockery of FBI Director Kash Patel over leaked texts showing him pushing staff to flood social media with pro-FBI replies to Epstein-related posts. The back half of the episode is devoted to the hosts' furious response to jurors from the Lindsay Clancy trial going public after a mistrial, arguing that female jurors bullied the lone holdout juror, a Black man, into abandoning reasonable doubt, and that public sympathy for Clancy over her murdered children reflects what the host calls a broader cultural pathology.
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- 25th anniversary of 9/11 reflections
- Stories of 9/11 heroism (Welles Crowther, John O'Neal, firefighters)
- 9/11 cover-up, Saudi litigation, Epstein connections
- CBS/Ellison, Barry Weiss censorship, Leon Black Epstein report
- UN-linked civil rape lawsuit filing
- Kash Patel FBI text messages controversy
- Lindsay Clancy case evidence and Patrick Clancy's alibi
- Clancy jurors' post-trial interviews and reaction
- Holdout juror's race revealed, Gayle King interview
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“So he was interviewed by Sharon Alfonsi where he presented evidence his office had gathered about Big Bank's role in facilitating Epstein's illicit activities. The interview never aired Widen said because CBS subsequently pulled the segment and fired the reporter.”
“When you live in a society where you can't put at the forefront a 5-year-old, a three-year-old, and an infant as the key victims in a case, you are living in a society that is on a pathway to complete destruction.”