Michael Wolff

As I say, rich men break down over real estate disputes.

Okay.

At any rate, at that point, Epstein's legal problems began.

The police began to investigate him over allegations that there were underage women coming to his house.

Epstein believed that it was Trump who first informed the police about what was going on at Epstein's house.

And from that point on, they were nothing but bitter enemies.

That is the version of this related by Epstein.

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.