Emily Jashinsky

And the government's not saying, no, no, no, this was state sanctioned.

This is something that we do on the side, anything like that.

But it's a huge open question.

It would sort of be like Palantir or Lockheed Martin.

And Ryan, you should mention what you just scooped, this big story about the apartment.

Such a dear friend.

What about going, Michael?

Even for a globetrotting billionaire like Howard Lutnick, going to that island, that particular island, is not something that you forget, let alone all of the other associations, the yacht, the meetings, the business transactions that Lutnick, we now know, had with Epstein.

A lot of that is in, again, this new tranche that was available in the Justice Department's library just in the last month or so.

So him going out and going so hard in the paint in that conversation with Miranda Devine, this is going to sound very quaint, but it just reeks of low moral character in a very obvious way, especially to mislead the public, to exploit the public's upset over a very serious matter of corruption, of sexual exploitation, to exploit the public's concern over that in such a dramatic fashion, and then to be called within a couple of weeks.

I mean,

Hillary Clinton is sort of doing the same thing right now.

She just gave an interview to BBC about how, oh, I met Ghislaine Maxwell a few times and thousands of people came to the Clinton Global Initiative stuff.

Well, even CNN.

Wait, we have a little of that.

Well, no, no, no.

I was just going to say, like, like Lutnik, this is a completely brazen lie.

CNN, Andrew Kaczynski, CNN's K-file over there, has pointed out in these emails, we see how closely Doug Band, if you've covered DC politics and you have for a while, you know that name.

He was

Clinton's number two, just like Boris Nikolic was Bill Gates's number two.