Lyndon Blake

We'll start with what Gates said.

He is the Microsoft co-founder, as most people know.

He admitted to having two affairs with Russian girls while married to his now ex-wife, and this is relevant to Epstein because Epstein actually threatened Gates over the affair with one of the Russian girls.

Gates did apologize for spending time with Epstein both in the U.S.

and abroad,

But Gates added he was never a part of any crime.

In fact, he said, quote, I did nothing illicit.

I saw nothing illicit.

And to be clear, I never spent any time with the victims, the women around him.

And it was already public knowledge that a lot of these high profile people like Bill Gates had relationships with Epstein.

But the release of the Epstein files have really brought new information to light that at least raised allegations of illegal activity.

But again, Gates denies any wrongdoing.

Yes, now we know Larry Summers will resign from teaching at Harvard after this year ends.

It is important to note, since Epstein files were released in November, that he had stepped away from his teaching position at Harvard.

But now we know he will not return to the classroom before the end of the year.

So he at one time was the president of Harvard.

In addition to what he did at Harvard, Summers was also the Clinton Treasury Secretary.

That's important to note.

And he kept a close relationship with Epstein long after Epstein was convicted of prostitution involving a minor.

So again, this has been well known since Summers was part of the documents released in November where there's been increased pressure for him to step away.