Bev Turner

You know, you had Les Wexner from Victoria's Secret having the overhouse committee go to visit him.

I think it was in Ohio to ask him some questions on the record.

But nobody's actually been arrested here in the States.

And so it does look like to some degree the U.K.

is acting more swiftly.

We've had Prince Andrew arrested.

questioned for 10 hours and then released, that doesn't mean he won't be charged.

It just means that the Crown Prosecution Service, the police officers, are trying to work out what that charge might be and how much evidence there might be to take that case forward.

And it will probably be similar

in the case of Mandelson.

There'll be a huge amount of digging to do.

I mean, we see, any of us who've dipped into the Epstein files, there is so much in there.

I don't know how, as investigating officers, you can give the man hours that will be required for this, but they're certainly trying in the UK.

At the time, at this moment, it's very hard to know.

We very much lack a transparency.

in the UK that you have here in the States.

A lot of our investigations, all of them, are done behind closed doors.

It's only when the police may feel they can issue a statement that they will, or when the royal family will issue a statement, or the government will issue a statement.

We did have an emergency statement this afternoon from Darren Jones.

He's the Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister, and he basically said we are going to cooperate with the police in