Bill Maher

I think, you know, to go online is to either forget what you would otherwise be surrounded by.

Yeah, I mean, I think the Epstein files, to me, are an interesting—I think people are going to be talking about this 100 years from now.

I think it's going to be— Wow, really?

Because I think it's—well, I'll say a couple things.

First of all, I never met him.

never interacted with him, never corresponded with him, and thrilled about that.

We'll start our own club.

He had deep paws in the scientific community and in media.

Every community.

And every community.

I'm very happy to know that no one at Stanford was taking money from him.

That's great.

Actually, I remember in 2017 when that case first broke, and I'm in touch with our development, our fundraising office all the time, and I said,

Please tell me that he's not funding labs here.

They said, no.

He approached us.

We gave him the cold shoulder.

You know, they vet very carefully, which is what MIT didn't do.

It's what Harvard didn't do.

It's what Columbia didn't do.