Julie K. Brown

But look, I I'm absorbed in this for eight years and I've seen a lot.

And so when you see something like that, I think it's just human nature to think that.

What is this?

I'm human, you know, and I just I'm trying to cope with all of this as best I can, you know, is all I can say.

Yeah.

And there's so much, like I get faulted a lot because everybody's a critic, right?

No matter how hard you try.

And I get faulted for not examining his alleged intelligence ties.

It's just another whole big giant pocket of stuff.

I've got a million different rabbit holes and that's just another whole pocket of stuff that I quite frankly just haven't been able to

have the time with working a full-time journalism job to dig into.

That's like, you know, this is taking me just focusing on the victims is taking all my time.

No, no, no.

I think it's quite possible.

This is a story that's big enough for a lot of reporters, you know, and I think that there are some people doing good work on his money picture.

The New York Times has been doing Matthew Goldstein has been doing some great work on his finances.

And so I try to focus on things that I know I can is more in my wheelhouse because it's just too big of a story for me to do everything.

Right.

Well, Leon Black, you know, he gave Epstein an awful lot of money that authorities right now are really, quite frankly, it's public that they're investigating why he gave Epstein so much money.

So there's a million different