Aaron Parnas

If I was a betting man, I would bet she doesn't show up on the 14th.

Does that mean that she's not going to show up ever for this deposition?

No, just I don't know that it'll happen in the next three weeks.

The third thing, Epstein's longtime lawyer, Darren Ndyke, testified in front of the oversight committee yesterday.

And Ndyke essentially said he knew nothing about the crimes, knew nothing about Epstein's, what he was doing to the young children.

But Darren Min, one of the members of Congress on the committee was like, I'm shocked he didn't plead the fifth because he seemed like he perjured himself repeatedly throughout the entire testimony.

So that was number three.

And then the fourth thing that has gotten zero attention, British authorities have actually expanded the investigation into Andrew, formerly Prince, to include sex trafficking investigation now.

So they've now expanded their investigation according to The Times.

It's much more, much larger, much more expansive.

So hopefully, even if the United States won't do anything, the Brits may.

I'm somewhere in the middle of the two.

I think it depends on if...

This issue, if Epstein remains in the news and Democrats keep it in the news after they win the House and they continue an investigation after November, I have higher hopes because then I see a president, a Democratic president potentially coming in and actually doing something more about it.

If they just kind of let this fall to the wayside, then I don't think anything's going to happen.

abandoned again.

I mean, but like, I think like truly like, I think the public is feeling what many of the survivors have felt.

It's been 30 years since Maria Farmer first reported Epstein.

In 30 years, every time they came close to the truth, they were met with a redaction or a denied FOIA request.

Same thing now.