Julie K. Brown

I didn't.

For one thing, I don't know if there was anything else really that I, I was made to do this work.

I was born to do this work.

So I don't know if I could have ever really done anything else.

And I, you know, I tell students all the time, even though we talk a lot about all the things that are happening, bad things that are happening in journalism right now.

I have to say, there's never really been a time that I hated my job ever.

I loved my job all the time.

You know, even on bad days, I would never want to do anything else.

Right.

Well, not only that, but they gave Epstein cachet.

And a lot of the victims, including Sarah Kellen last week when she testified, they were asking her, why didn't you leave?

She said he had...

The brightest minds in science, in academia, in technology.

I mean, you name it.

Bill Gates, he was meeting with Fidel Castro.

And to her, it became like a normal thing.

Here's this important man, you know.

And Harvard is a piece of that because they gave him carte blanche at their university.

I mean, he had his own office at one point.

Yeah.