Emily Glazer

And then when Apollo announced its quarterly earnings, two months later, the cash distribution was $0.33 a share.

So he's getting information about a public company.

Ehud Barak sent an email to Epstein in January 2016.

He shared minutes from a reportee board meeting, and it showed the board had authorized the CEO to contact venture capitalists to raise $10 million.

And Barak wrote, What's wrong with sharing meeting minutes from a board meeting?

When you're a board member, those are sacred.

Those are not shared outside the boardroom.

There's a very small number of individuals who are usually board members.

And this is where they discuss all of the most confidential, sensitive information about a company, financials, personnel, strategy.

And it's just known, like, you don't forward those around.

It's just not the kind of information you share.

It seems like he was one of the most valuable insider sources for Jeffrey Epstein.

Staley had a close relationship with Epstein, and they exchanged hundreds of emails over the years.

In December 2009, Jess Staley shared with Jeffrey Epstein internal JPMorgan compensation deliberations, including that 34 people,

were expected to earn more than $10 million that year, and that Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, shared information about his perspective on pay issues.

Well, Ryan, soon after, Epstein actually bought JPMorgan Preferred Stock.

And his financial statement showed that he held onto it for years.

He owned millions of dollars of JPMorgan stock.

Not access to preferred shares, but we know his buddy was giving him confidential information about a very large public bank.

You could, I guess, you know, take from that what you will.