Nick Bryant

I think, according to Mackenzie Phillips, he molested her when she was, I think, 12 or something.

But I don't think that, although I've seen had a couple of numbers for Jagger, I don't think that he provided Jagger with children.

And it's not because I like the Rolling Stones.

It's just with only two contact numbers, I haven't really seen anything where they're together.

But there's a lot of other people in that book that are circled, and I think that that tends to incriminate, I think, Alfredo Rodriguez.

I mean, he was at Epstein's, he was Epstein's house manager for quite some time, so he knew a lot of what was going on.

And then the FBI ultimately impounded the book, and then I got it from some people who got it from the FBI.

And it's, I mean, it really shows the breadth of his social connections.

Now, people have argued that, it's kind of funny, like Mother Jones had an article where some guy called everybody in the Black Book.

And no one knew Jeffrey Epstein in the Black Book.

I don't know him, I don't know him, never met him.

So see how they run.

That cracked me up.

Interesting.

And Mother Jones was actually, that writer was seemingly naive enough to believe that nobody in the Black Book knew Jeffrey Epstein.

Well, I've gotten a beat on the Epstein Victims' Compensation Fund.

And that's really a superlative cover-up tool.

There's 225 women have applied for settlements from the Epstein Victims' Compensation Fund.

And the fund has awarded 150 settlements.

Eight women have declined.