David Sacks

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.

Like you said, he died with about $650 million.

I don't know how big the fortune was in the 1980s.

We know that Wexner sold him the townhouse.

I guess one of the details that came out the other day, as Wexner said, it was that what he was told was fair market value.

Epstein obtained his plane from Wexner.

I mean, is that the explanation, that somehow he got his start because Wexner was extraordinarily generous towards him?

I'm just curious.

All right, well, I mean, it is kind of unusual that a money manager in that position would obtain that much money so quickly.

I'll just say, like from my experience with the money management business, they're not generally able to charge that much.

But let me put a pin in that because I want to let Kevin Bass get in here.

I've been following your feed quite a bit.

You are basically a startup entrepreneur who got interested in the Epstein files.

I think you used AI to analyze them.

And in particular, you've been looking at Reid Hoffman's story about Epstein.