Sean Kent

I did not say it's a very interesting color.

I said, I like your hair.

You have a lot of hair.

You have a beautiful head of hair.

You're a hair person.

I think you're doing this to make sure people attack me when I say what I'm about to say again, but simply being mentioned in the Epstein file means

here it comes, does not mean anything.

The Epstein file is a compilation.

It is basically not even a full-fledged investigation.

Boy, that sounded like a rap lyric if there ever was one.

It is literally just everything that possibly went into every tip, every nuance, everything that could be dealt with Jeffrey Epstein and all of the things that he had done wrong.

I could see from a prosecution standpoint, utilizing that language to say that it mirrors what sex traffickers have been known to do.

I could see a creative prosecutor taking language and they have used language such as that to say, this is what we want to stop with sex trafficking.

This is the language that the prosecutors utilized in the Diddy trial to say that this is coercive control.

This is the language that our legislators have tried to take away from individuals to stop because it suborns the will of young folks who have not been properly developed

whether they are financially destitute, emotionally destitute, and we have people in positions of power and authority taking advantage of that situation and putting these young ladies into a situation they don't want.

As you understand, Anushka, as we've talked about,

The person can consent, but they really are not consenting because they have taken away the will of that person.

Yes, I want to work at your house, but I didn't have nowhere else to work.

And so I have to work for pennies on the dollar.