Suhas Subramaniam

I mean, we went through all of the documents and pictures, uh, through a very detailed timeline.

Uh, you know, I, I think, uh, you know, given the amount of questions we had for him, he did quite well actually in answering each and every one of them.

And, uh, even, uh, trying to remember specifics from 20, 30 years ago is pretty difficult sometimes, but, but he was able to do so in many cases.

Uh,

And it was similar to Secretary Clinton's interview we had yesterday, although she had much less information to share since she didn't even know Jeffrey Epstein for the most part.

I would say that the tone, you know, there are a lot of Republicans here.

You know, compare that to Les Wexner a few weeks ago, who bankrolled Jeffrey Epstein.

There were no Republicans at that deposition.

And so the Republicans showed up in full force, but it was respectful, especially compared to yesterday with Secretary Clinton.

But overall, we learned a lot more about the Clintons' relationship with Epstein and Maxwell.

I don't know if we learned a lot about Epstein's criminal enterprise, given that the Clintons were such a small, if anything, insignificant part of Epstein and Maxwell's life.

But certainly we got the answers that people were asking publicly.