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as posted by the channelLewis Goodall reflects on the latest photos released by the US Department of Justice as part of the 'Epstein Files'.
In one photo, Andrew Windsor is pictured lying across the laps of five women with Ghislaine Maxwell featured in the background.
Despite maintaining that he was not involved in any criminal activity, Lewis questions why 'thicko' Andrew is still in line to the British throne, especially after being stripped of all his royal titles.
Lewis also reflects on the 'power' Andrew granted the disgraced financier through his rank and title.
In particular, he argues the former prince gave the paedophile 'legitimacy' and by proxy, involved the British public in Epstein's crimes.
On Saturday, at least 13 files were removed from the DOJ website with Attorney General Todd Blanche claiming it was to protect victims' privacy.
Famous figures featured in the files include former US President Bill Clinton, and musicians Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson.
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