Vicki Ward

They think Epstein can give them because of this extraordinary opportunity

Rolodex that he has.

And he's almost like a single international intelligence agency all by himself.

When you look at these emails, I mean, he knows which head of government is landing in which country in two weeks time.

He's got tentacles into the Kremlin.

And if you look now at the range of people who had to step down or have been severely embarrassed by this release, it's global.

There's nothing that I've read that suggests Jeffrey Epstein is working for anybody else other than himself.

But what he is able to do, what you do see, is him using his global network to his advantage.

You see him telling the lead banker at J.P.

Morgan where Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is going to be, because obviously J.P.

Morgan want Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as a client.

You see him finagling his way to try and set up a meeting with Andrew

Putin, Ehud Barak, the former prime minister of Israel, is in his house so often that in one of the emails, one of the Israelis refers to it as Epstein's house as Barak's house.

I mean, it's really extraordinary.

You have Bill Burns, the former head of the CIA.

I mean, he's going back and forth with Epstein.

We haven't even talked about the fact that our Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick,

You know, again, who said in an interview he turned on his heels and smelt something wrong around Epstein and never seen him again.

Well, that turns out not to be true.

Look, Nick has rather more to lose because he is in the government.