In this explosive *Black Out with Ian & Rashad* clip, Rashad Bilal and Ian Dunlap dive deep into the heated controversy surrounding the release of the Epstein files. With redacted images flooding the internet and a viral TikTok workaround revealing hidden details, Rashad and Ian break down what really lies beneath the headlines, and why the public’s reaction has been so intense.

From high-profile figures like Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Chris Tucker being spotlighted, to the political motivations behind what gets released—and what doesn't—the duo explores how these leaks reflect the times we’re living in. They touch on how figures like Donald Trump have “weaponized” governmental institutions, and question the true nature of American democracy with a fascinating history lesson comparing the U.S. system to the British House of Commons and House of Lords.

Is the American power structure truly in the hands of the people, or is it all just a well-orchestrated republic masquerading as a democracy? Ian Dunlap doesn’t hold back on his views about centralized control, the myth of democracy, and the invisible influence of the Electoral College.

Plus, hear sharp takes on media censorship, what accountability actually looks like for the elite, and why Rashad thinks the Epstein files—despite the hype—won’t result in any serious consequences for those involved.

If you’re looking for unfiltered conversation on power, politics, and the complex machinery behind the news, this is the clip you don’t want to miss. Stay tuned all the way through for a candid, no-holds-barred look at how justice, media, and politics intersect in 2024.

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