Friedberg

I actually... When there was, he was criminally charged, he was convicted and pleaded out, and he was basically let go.

That's the piece of the story that I feel you know about this.

I just avoided that room.

I used to go to the TED conference.

Okay, sure.

We all know people in the intelligence community, and there's easy ways to pass intel without it being- Sure.

like working for.

So I think cameras- And you're saying he recorded famous people and then used that to get things-

If I could have one question answered for me out of the Epstein files, or if I could just have the question answered, I'd want to know, where did all his money come from?

Because it is not very clear how a guy who was managing money for a billionaire Wexler, we all know like if you're a money manager, maybe you're making half a percent a year managing that money.

Nostradamus has spoken.

So, Jason, when they make the movie, are you going to play yourself?

Who would pick?

Play Ghislaine.

I mean, which young Ghislaine?

Yeah, because this guy was a consummate networker, obviously doing a bunch of stuff.

He was constantly- That was his business, pretty much.

Do you know anybody who's having three dinner parties a week?

It's a lot.

All right.