Michael Wolff

Yeah, you know, he said a lot.

I mean, the 100 hours is pretty much a, in some sense, his autobiography.

He's talking through the details of his life.

Trump does not occupy most of these hours.

Trump, I would say, is...

you know, 15%, maybe, maybe, maybe a little more.

I mean, he keeps coming back to Trump and obviously that's one of my interests here.

So I'm pressing him on the, on the Trump relationship, but he's also speaking about broadly other things.

Yes.

He speaks about Clinton some, somewhat, um,

Clinton turned his back on Epstein after Epstein's legal problems began.

So he was, you know, I think he felt that at best Clinton was a fair weather friend.

And that was largely the regard he had for Clinton at this point.

And there was a set of other people like that.

Many people turned on Epstein after this.

Yes, yeah, Ghislaine Maxwell.

So Ghislaine Maxwell, who had been very close to him, obviously, after 2004, after the police stepped into this, 2004, 2005, she very much distanced herself from Epstein.

And Epstein was hurt by this.

She distanced herself from Epstein?

Yes.