Henry Zebrowski

Maybe.

I doubt it.

I'm talking 60s and 70s.

Pat Boone's more 50s.

You're right.

But Jimmy Savile was not in his late teens nor his early 20s when the British Invasion bands started getting famous, or at least we call them the British Invasion bands.

They're just British.

Jimmy Savile was 36 years old when the first Beatles single hit the charts, and his tastes were decidedly for girls below the age of consent.

Well, no, it was so he could fit in.

So he was the clown in the room.

You know, if he dressed like an adult, if he dressed like these people's parents or their uncles or whoever, then he would be suspect.

But dressed as some wacky guy.

He's got to be counterculture.

He's got to be cool.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I just look at the bartender every once in a while and go, two, two.

Now, it's important to note that while there was a natural taboo involving sex with prepubescent girls and boys during this time, public attitudes in Britain were remarkably tolerant of the occasional or rumored liaison with the girl who was post-pubescent but below the age of consent.

Hell, we see it here today in America.

What was it, a month ago when Megyn Kelly was defending Jeffrey Epstein?