Madeline Berg

It might be sleazy.

It might be gross.

It might be unethical.

But there wasn't enough criminal evidence.

Yeah, I think it's kind of a lot of it is up to the public.

Right.

I feel like now it's up to the public to if we're not OK with something that we read in this, whether it's from a politician or a business leader to really to push back and to to say this is not OK.

We want this leader out.

We want out of government, out of their business, whatever it is.

It's kind of up to the court of public opinion now.

That said, we are going to see some of these changes.

people testify in front of Congress later this month.

The Clintons are going to testify.

Les Wexner, who was, you know, was listed in a draft document by the DOJ as a co-conspirator, a potential co-conspirator of Epstein's.

So we are going to see these people questioned by the government.

We might get more answers and we might then, it won't be criminal charges necessarily, but we might get repercussions from the public and there might be more consequences in that way.

Yeah.

You have to remember these documents are such a mess that a lot of them are really hard to understand.

There's so many just everyday emails mixed in with really incriminating emails.

So we kind of, we need that explanation.