Tina Brown

It was a kind of insider social story.

He was some guy, rich circuit, nobody really knew Jeffrey Epstein, you know.

It went away very quickly, and I think it shows how times have very much changed.

Things have changed, I'm glad to say.

society is poverty which is just incredibly callous no it is true and listen i was invited to um a dinner after he had been convicted the publicist uh called me in the office at the daily beast and she said tina i want you to come to this great dinner where i'm hosting and she said uh it's a jeffrey epstein's house and the other guests are charlie rose woody allen and prince andrew

I mean, it really does make you laugh.

It's a fabulous part.

This is the one that's profiled in this piece.

That's right.

And it's very funny because Lloyd Grove, who's a journalist at The Beast, who reminds me whenever I see him, he was sitting right there when I yelled into the phone, what the hell is this, the predator's ball?

You know, because I was outraged that she hadn't seemed to have read our pieces about this guy.

No, thank you very much.

I decline.

You know, I don't want to have dinner at Jeffrey Epstein's house.

Well, yes, I mean, I think that William was quite beady-eyed when he was interviewed recently by Eugene Levy on The Reluctant Traveller.

And he did that sort of rather unexpected interview where he said, there will be changes looking very sort of grim.

I think he's just dying to clean house, actually.

I mean, I think that some of the palaces probably have to be turned over to the public.

I mean, how much overhousing do you need in that family?

I mean, there are so many.