David Sacks

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Okay, everyone.

By popular demand, we're doing an all-Epstein show today.

My besties are all on vacation for ski week, so I'm taking this on solo.

We have three different guests on who all have very different interpretations and opinions of the Epstein story.

Sagar Ranjeti from Breaking Points believes that the Epstein story shows that there is a quote-unquote Epstein class that operates above law and accountability.

He views the story as an indictment of our ruling elites.

Michael Tracy is skeptical about many of the most salacious claims about Epstein and questions whether they meet any kind of evidentiary standard.

He has criticized the media feeding frenzy over what he has called Epstein mythology.

And finally, Kevin Bass, a citizen journalist, has been tracking the release files and posting his findings on X, specifically in regards to Reid Hoffman, perhaps the figure in tech most closely associated with Jeffrey Epstein.

Some of it gets heated, but hopefully you'll come away with new perspectives and great information.

I felt like it was important to showcase a range of viewpoints on this issue.

I'm trying to keep an open mind, and I'll describe my own point of view at the end of the show.

And with that, here we go.

Sagar, let me start with you.

What is the

import of the arrest of Prince Andrew in the UK this morning.