Jen Psaki

What does that say to you, especially given how they handled your own reports of this kind of abuse?

It should be mind-blowing to any human being with a brain and a soul out there.

But is it credible?

I can't imagine it is.

Is it credible when you hear Wexner says he was just duped by a con man, Epstein?

You have long raised and I hopefully people are listening to or have started listening to you for a long time that Wexner was such a major source of Epstein's wealth.

I mean, there you mentioned kind of the jets and the islands.

But what everybody's learning right now that you've long known is that this is a whole web of people across the country, across the world.

And the money is such a key part of it.

So broadly speaking, how was all of this wealth, and a lot of it gained from Les Wexner and the relationship, how was it used in this kind of predator ring that Epstein was involved with and leading?

Annie Farmer, thank you for courageously speaking out.

Appreciate you as always.

That does it for me tonight.

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