David Sacks

I want to give Kevin a chance to get in here.

So look, I think it's very important that we hold this process to evidentiary standards.

Like you're saying, I think that people's motivations need to be examined, especially like the lawyers who are bringing these cases who are

you know, reaping hundreds of millions of dollars.

So I think you are, and I think even Sagar admitted this, I think are playing an extremely important role in this process by bringing some rigor and accountability to a lot of these claims.

And I think that's really important.

At the same time, you're not really offering an explanation of so many aspects that are so interesting about Epstein.

I'm not saying it's necessarily your duty to do that, but I'm wondering, do you have a theory of how did he accumulate hundreds of millions of dollars?

How did he get so connected?

Some people like Mike Benz have said that it all goes back to Burr Stearns, where he

He says that one of his accounts was BCCI, which was this notorious international bank that was involved.

It eventually was shut down because it was involved in international business.

money laundering and crimes, things like that.

So I think this is Mike Benz's theory.

In any event, do you have a theory that would provide a satisfactory explanation for so many of the threads that we see?

Or do you just feel like it's not really your job to do that?

And your job is really more just to poke holes in what are some of the more outlandish claims of politicians or lawyers?

And so that's just one example of all this flotsam that... Okay, but to go back, do you have a theory of how specifically Epstein got started?

Because somehow, I guess it was in the 80s, he went from someone who was just a trader at Bear Stearns to very quickly...

amassing a fortune that seems like hundreds of millions of dollars.