Vincent Oshana

Here's more from CBS News.

Haley Robeson received $200 payments each time she escorted a new masseuse to Epstein's home, according to the police reports.

Robeson targeted girls from the rural area outside Palm Beach, where she grew up, because Epstein believed

They were less likely to complain to authorities.

Here again, Robeson likened herself to the so-called Hollywood madam, Heidi Fleiss, in an interview with Palm Beach police.

And Epstein, she said, once admonished her for bringing a 23-year-old recruit to his home because she was told, the younger, the better.

So of all the possible people that Congressman Ro Khanna could bring to the speech tonight to highlight the Epstein issue.

No, he definitely has a point.

And I'm going to play devil's advocate.

These girls were 15, 16, Virginia Gufrey, God rest her soul.

Like, think about it.

If you groom these girls and tell them they have to do it, I mean, at that age, 16 years old, they're making money.

I know I'm not saying it's a good thing, but I think shame on Ro Khanna for using them as a political—

tool, because that's what it is, Pat.

This Epstein stuff has been going on forever.

Now again, because it makes Trump look bad, they're bringing this up.

You know, if he was a real, listen, if he's the real deal, you work in Congress, you work for the United States government, why don't you promise these girls, all these survivors, promise them protection and name the names, all right?

You're going to be protected.

You're not going to suicide yourself.

We're going to protect you.