Nick Bryant

That might even be one of my next books.

I don't know.

Sodom and Gomorrah on the Potomac by Nick Bryant.

It'll be a good one.

With David Boies, he's handled all this litigation and these women have to sign these NDAs.

The government has worked very hard to cover up Epstein, but it cannot tell these women that they can't sue their perpetrators, these other perpetrators.

But if you get money and sign that NDA, that victims' compensation fund is doing something that the government can't.

You know, maybe he has.

I'm just kind of too obtuse to know.

I mean, I know I've had one death threat, but I might have had others.

I'm just too much of a—I'm too thick-headed.

I'm not inclined towards paranoia.

So, you know, who knows what happens?

I don't know.

If you write the kind of stuff that I'd write—

You cannot really be paranoid.

If I had paranoid inclinations, I'd still be underneath my bed.

So what's really interesting is when David Boies started taking on these clients, these Epstein victims, he immediately or quickly conscripted a guy named Stan Ponger.

who was an assistant US Attorney General.

And I call him the Forrest Gump of cover-ups.