Madeline Berg

And I think that everybody hopes that these...

When these people testify, we're going to get more of an understanding of what actually happened.

There are also files that the DOJ didn't release.

There are 200,000 documents that the government said it will not release.

We don't know what's in those.

We may never know what's in those, but there could be things in there that eventually do get revealed.

And there are also...

I don't think any news organization has been able to go through all three million documents, no matter how much manpower they've devoted to this.

So, you know, we're going to continue to get revelation after revelation.

Yeah, I mean, I think...

I think it's important to understand how the very, very, very wealthy, the very, very powerful interact with each other, how they speak about women, how they use each other.

People are using Epstein, Epstein's using other people.

And also how many people can't be taken at their word, right?

So many people denied having a connection to Epstein or visiting his island or...

talking to him after his conviction in 2008, but they were lying.

And I think it's really important that we hold people to account and we don't take their word at face value.

And also, I mean, one thing that really I found interesting is how much these people put into writing.

It was almost like they believed they were above the law or above repercussion.

And

Not everybody, obviously, but some very rich and powerful people think they're immune to consequences.