Robert Garcia

Any person has information about Jeffrey Epstein, about his crimes, about how he was able to get so much wealth.

So we're happy to be here and we're glad that both Secretary Clinton and former President Clinton are willing to talk to this committee.

Our board continues to lead a rigorous, highly competitive, and thorough sales process.

Mr. Mancini, you've been back now to the Department of Justice to see the unredacted files.

What can you update us on?

There is no single person that was more involved in providing Jeffrey Epstein with the financial support to commit his crimes than Les Wexner.

There is no single person that was more involved in providing Jeffrey Epstein with the financial support to commit his crimes than Les Wexner.

We should be very clear that there would be no Epstein Island.

There'd be no Epstein plane.

There'd be no money to traffic women and girls.

Mr. Epstein would not be the wealthy man he was without the support of Les Wexler.

The most important information for us is really about the money.

We know that Wexner was Jeffrey Epstein's single largest benefactor.

Wexner, of course, is incredibly wealthy, a billionaire, obviously very well known, not just here in Ohio, but across the country.

And when you think about Epstein's wealth, whether it was the plane, the island, the amount of money he had, his homes, much of that came directly from Wexner.

And we're not exactly sure why.

It's not clear.

While Wexner has said that Epstein was a money manager, the amount of wealth, the amount of money that was transferred over is so large that we have significant questions.

We, of course, have financial records.

We have interviews.