Tonya Mosley

Maxwell actually inserted herself in your reporting early on when you were working on that Vanity Fair story about Epstein.

Is that right?

Yes.

Describe who she is because, I mean, she's kind of like a social gatekeeper.

She was his recruiter.

She trafficked girls as young as 14.

For people who didn't follow the trial closely, remind us of her importance in understanding the scope and scale of Epstein's wrongdoing.

Let's get into the millions of files the Justice Department released.

Over 3 million pages, 2,000 videos.

180,000 images, and they are not in chronological order.

President Trump's name appears thousands of times in these files.

The New York Times counted more than 38,000 mentions across 5,000 documents.

What do you actually know about the Trump-Epstein relationship?

What your reporting has shown you over the years?

So in addition to Maxwell, who pled the fifth earlier this week, the committee has five more depositions on the books.

There's Les Wexner, the billionaire behind Victoria's Secret.

And then there is Hillary Clinton.

There is Bill Clinton and Epstein's accountant and lawyer.

But of all of those names that I just listed, who do you think has the most to answer for?

And maybe who's missing from that list?