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while it's incredible real quick, i gotta ask you about bill gates. how do you feel about bill gates saying that this is even more important, bigger than anything he's ever developed? does that scare you? i don't listen to anything that man says anything. anything, nothing. thank you. legal, a media analyst line. all. okay, so the industry is quite lucrative with contributions of $15.00 trillion dollars expected to the global economy by 2030. and this income is actually distributed throughout the world with no single country, as of now being able to claim the majority of the financial benefit of this of a i is expected to add 500000000000 dollars to india is g d p. with more than 45000 job postings already this year, india is ranked 3rd and the talent pool did by disappoint its 1st state minister of artificial intelligence side. note, this new minister is 27 and hopes to have the most prepared country for this technology in the future. and russian president vladimir putin made statements saying artificial intelligence is the future. not only for russi

"wall street journal" reports that epstein once threats end to expose and affair that bill gates allegedlyayer, that's russian for spy. while he was still married. apparently gates immediate mila at a bridge tournament in 2010. epstein also leading melt her while she was looking for financial backers for a bridge academy and later paid for her to attend software coding school. card games, software coding, proof that bill gates can make a sex scandal boring. this is where the plot thickens like view's these after the crew goes bobbing for cinnabuns. following list 2008 sex crimes conviction he hoped to rehabilitate his image by createsing a charitable foundation. did i that once with greg's orphan relief fun. i raised millions for them. never saw a dime. i bought this beautiful yacht. check it out. thanks to our orphans. epstein reportedly trying to blackmail him over the fling which by then the relationship has been over and gates had moved on to other things like maybe everyone eat bugs and look at his giant man boobs. kat you've been blackmailed. would you be afraid of someone as connect

tonight here bill gates and why americans should embrace it. but with caution, and when asked is the u. s government are regulators ready? not yet rebecca jarvis with the interview tonight. this for you tonight. the abc news exclusive billionaire philanthropist and microsoft co founder bill gates on his optimism and his warning for americans on the meteoric rise of artificial intelligence . are you scared? we're all scared that a bad guy could grab it, uh, let's say the bad guys get ahead of the good guys, then something like cyber attacks, you know, could be driven by an ai, the white house administration regulators here in the u. s do you think they're up to speed yet? they're not ready yet. i mean, are they not ready? you're never going to have every politician. understanding it. but how do you build up the capacity to review things? you know they won't be the experts that they have to be part of that discussion. why not put a pause to it while we just figure out some of these very basic things, just pause the good guys and you don't pause e

this will put nations into a scientific police state under the control of effectively, the cdc bill gates and china, who pay a significant portion of their bills. what are your thoughts on that? yeah, i can't come into it be in a convention from spoil and yeah, the rest of what you say, certainly true. we. we've seen the codes response and people are trying to pretend they're locked down to normal. i in 2019 the debate. sure. release. it's pandemic, influenza guidelines and they essentially didn't mention the word lockdown. it was never a public term before. it's a criminal, it's locked down to the child that they specifically said you should or does, he should not current of the people you should not restrict cheda cetera. because it's just it's hands, it's greg from the benefit and it is proportionately low income people. so release just a few months before they can change direction. introduce this term called locked down and pretended there is no response. it's not even more responsive hasn't been done before. there is an experiment in the fall or outbreak in west africa where they did

coming up next to bill gates, pfizer, the united states, china, just to name a few. are the major donors to the w h. o. does this influence their decision making in geneva? we're going to discuss it when we return to tight m. i will be right back. i ah, ah, canada is outsourced, its foreign policy to washington. and washington's agenda is one of the global hegemony. washington will not tolerate. and i think that they're not even not even subtle about this. they will not tolerate a global rival a a ah, the me welcome back to the ammo. i'm manila chan. dr. david bell, a former w h o scientist is sounding the alarm over this proposed w. h o. pandemic treaty. now dr. bell, renowned professor of international law. dr. francis boyle. he's a j d, and ph. d at the university of illinois has been quoted by r of k juniors children's defense publication called the defender calling this potentially illegal saying, quote, the proposed w h o treaty violates the vienna convention on the law of treaties ratified in 1969 criticizing this new treaty as insidious and even medical total

doctor found she, bill gates, pfizer mode turner, the lot of them got it wrong. why then should the public trust these entities with their personal health care decisions going forward? i don't think most thing got it wrong. i think that the very stuff was it's competition. the lancet. it's highly disproportionately fixed old people, et cetera. the children and young adults are how the video that they didn't get around the new one. the virus was like a basic public. oh, they know published into 19 the if you do this sort of thing, it or just fortunately people and cause more health problems than you know, low income people cause more health problems and so they knew. so you have to assume that there are other motives. so there was a, you know, it was successful in instigating a non presidential shift in well from low to high income people. it was successful in bring that you can even in western pub doing this. and i think i think both of those were important part of it then. so these entities, it was very successful. it wasn't successful from a public health when

a few years later when mila needed funding to start things up bill gates introduced her to his friendsong for epstein to connect the dots on epstein and mil and and he threatened to expose the affair unless gates gave him what he wanted. that's what we call blackmail, ladies and gentlemen. classic epstein. that's how he operated for decades. to get another piece of evidence that proves he was an intelligence operative. he gathered up intel on powerful figures, a lot of it involving women, use it to blackmail him for cash. no wonder he never made it out of that cell. imagine the people he could have exposed. including bill gates. up next, geography is hard. >> what state is the jersey shore? >> texas? [buzzer] ♪ ♪ gets three jobs done at once - kills weeds. prevents crabgrass. and keeps it growing strong. get a bag of scotts triple action today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. >> summer is around the corner. where do people go on summer vacation? they don't even know where they are going. ♪ ♪ >> what is the grand canyon? >> a rock with our first five presidents carved in it? >

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i did ask you about bill gates. how do you feel about bill gates? saying that this is even more important, bigger than anything he's ever developed. does that scare you? i don't listen to anything that man says about anything. anything, nothing. and that's why i listen to you. thank you. legal, a, media analyst line. all. okay, so the industry is quite lucrative with contributions of $15.00 trillion dollars expected to the global economy by 2030. and this income is actually distributed throughout the world with no single country as of now being able to claim the majority of the financial benefit of this technology. so we're 2025 as expected to add $500000000000.02 job postings all ready this year. india is ranked 3rd and the talent pool by disappointed 1st state minister of artificial intelligence. so i note this new minister is 27 and hopes to have the most prepared country for this technology in the future. and russian president basically, president statement st. artificial intelligence is the future. not only for russia, but for all mankind, you

next bill gates, pfizer, the united states, china, major donors, to the w. h. o. does this info we're gonna discuss it when we return, sit tight. the m. o will be right back. ah, ah, side to atrocities and other countries, united states of america is different when a find a friend in the united states. ah, with do we have it out of any body bolts? anybody crazy here in service that needs to get a few color revenues for means to reach that goal of come on to the help of usaa weston. and sadie, i do that. people would agree valley democracy, living with us a lot of soft power america to ensure that there are no independent players in the world in ah, welcome back to the m o i manila chan. dr. david baptist is sounding the alarm over this proposed debbie. now dr. bell are renowned professor of his boyle, he said j. d and ph. d at the university of r of k juniors, childrens defense publication called the differentially illegal saying, quote, the proposed w h o convention on the law of treaties ratified in 196. this new treaty as insidious and even medical touch as thi

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wall street journal" is reporting this morning that back in 2017, epstein appeared to threaten bill gatesepstein reportedly paid for schooling asked gates for reimburse meant or going to spill beans about favor epstein was trying to set up a charitable fund with jpmorgan he wanted gets' financial health with reaction. >> i can imagine this is not isolated incident we know jeffrey epstein he dealt if babiry mack blackmail the fact coming out in dribs, drabs the problem why we haven't seen gone to the bottom of who is on the client list, clearly fbi, went into jeffrey epstein's home broke own his safe with even a different pat port with picture of him on it with a different name there is so much more to this story, this is again, still the surface level we go even with bill gates. maria: hard to find out what really happened since he mitch quote/unquote committed suicide. mitch: yeah, listen, in all seriousness, i have a feeling, that the epstein files in same department to fbi but hunter biden's laptop like, lord knows what they have i mean now i don't know how well epstein documented his

gates never had any financial dealings with epstein as bill said before. e anderson cooper back in 2021. >> i had several dinners with him, you know, hoping that what he said about getting billions of fphilanthropy for global health through contacts that he had might emerge. the when it looked like that wasn't a real thing, that relationship ended. but it was a huge mistake to spend time with him, to give him the credibility. >> joining us now is one of "the wall street journal" reporters who broke this story. fascinating. will really important reporting. there have been so many questions about what the relationship was between bill gates and jeffrey epstein, how deep did it go and what maintained it, if you could call it that. so, to be clear to our viewers, your reporting is that epstein was trying to blackmail bill gates. is that a correct assessment? >> that is how it was perceived. it was a veiled threat. you have to keep in mind this is a nominal sum of money for these two people and the request for reimbursement came several years after the relations

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a spokeswoman for bill gates tells the "wall street journal" that jeffrey epstein tried to squeeze money giant by threatening to expose an alleged affair. they met a half dozen times. gates says it was only to talk about philanthropy. >> according to this new report convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein did try to get money out of bill gates. this is reporting from the wall is journal. they say epstein found out the microsoft co-founder with a russian chess champion. >> everyone i'm going to meet this guy. nobody believed me. last year i play against him at the same table at the national bridge tournament in washington, d.c. i didn't beat him but i tried to kick him with my leg. >> he met her three years later and reportedly paid for her to attend software coding school. in 2017 the "wall street journal" reports that epstein emailed gates asking to be reimbursed for those costs. this came, writes paper, after epstein failed to persuade the billionaire to contribute to a charitable fund epstein tried to create. they refused comments on gates. a spokeswoman for gates told the "wall street

this new report says that jeffery epstein, the convicted sex offended tried to get money out of bill gatesycle soft co-founder had an alleged a fair with a russian bridge player that met gates in 2010 when she was in her 20s. the two shared a passion for the guard game as she relays in this youtube video. >> i said to everyone, i'm going to meet this guy. nobody believed me. last year i played against him at the same table. at the national bridge tournament in washington d.c. i didn't beat him but i tried to kick him with my leg. >> enstein met her three years later and paid her -- paid for her to attend a software coding school. in 2017, the report shows that epstein e-mailed gates asking to be reimbursed for the costs, this came after epstein fail to persuade the billionaire to a charitable fund, a spokes woman for gates telling the "wall street journal" that mr. gates met with epstein for philanthropic purposes. epstein tried unsuccessfully to leverage a past relationship to threaten mr. gates. the "wall street journal" points out that giveses insight to how epstein would operate. when

and now to an abc news exclusive bill gates sitting down with our rebecca jarvis, talking about his concern about the rise of artificial intelligence, in an interview, airing later on good morning, america, gates calls a i the most important tech advancementthus are not ready for the white house. the administration regulators here in the u. s. do you think they're up to speed yet? you're never going to have every politician. understanding that the government has a role to play here. you know, they won't be the experts that they have to be part of that discussion. gates shared his ideas on how artificial intelligence could evolve, and he spoke to rebecca jarvis about his work on nuclear power. those details are coming up later at seven a.m. raging wildfires have forced nearly 30,000 people to evacuate their homes in alberta, canada, a state of emergency has been declared with more than 100 wildfires burning at least 31 of the fires are considered out of control. it is time now for a look at your monday weather. thousands of taylor swift fans braved a storm in nashville before the start of he

andrew and bill gates. bill bill clinton and trump. i mean, this man was very well connected at the same time when the web is done an amazing job with her books, one nation under blackmail describing how much this world of finance potentially money laundering. because that's, that's one of the major things that he see that i've seen seems to been involved with when he was helping a lot of these awful people with basically escaping taxes. and then you have the world of sex, right? high, high powered people that, that want access to young women in this case, in some cases under age. we don't know, obviously specifically in every case, but epstein certainly was trafficking them as well. so he's essentially of a pen who's has his amazing web and all the indications are that he even bragged some points about being connected. the c i a are actually working with c i. but the point is that he is, has every indication of being part of the intelligence world. massage, c i a, perhaps f, b i, as an informant, someone who basically is too well conn

i have just been to kenya with bill gates, your dear friend, been to kenya with bill gates, your dearfriendend, who was quoted your dearfriend, who was quoted on the your dear friend, who was quoted on the front of your book, and he said that spending a lot of money on space travel when he could save a kids life who has got malaria with $1000 is not a good use of money. what would you say to them, and what would you say also to those who say that given that climate change is one of your top priorities, way of sending rockets into space? element by 100% agree with them that we have to concentrate on dealing with a whole lot of issues in this world, and most of my life is now spent on tackling a whole raft of different issues in the world. and i think some of those issues are made easier to deal with by the fact that i have been displaced, so i can now pick up the phone to pretty well anybody in the world, get through, cut through the red tape and hopefully get things sorted. �* ., tape and hopefully get things sorted. �* . ., sorted. and having said that, sace sorted. and having said that, s

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his jail cell in 2019 had previously tried to blackmail unexplored with microsoft co found the bill gates of his alleged if the with the russian bridge play. i mean, until one of us, according to an expos, a from the wall street journal. now the claims that back in 2017 epstein directions against by email of the billing that refused to check payment for a proposed charity fund. the less allegedly also contained in the mountains to reimburse epstein for money had spent on a programming cause for on ton of a warning that had released details of gates as a fed with a unless the call stopped. the cash gates has denied the allegations his office days. epstein was ultimately unable to expose the business fun. mr. gates months was epstein solely fulfilling throughout picked purposes. having failed repeatedly to draw investigates beyond these matches up spun, tried um, successfully to leverage past relationships to threaten mr. gates. epstein was initially arrested and convicted of 6 trafficking in 2008, but was released just a year later. he was arrested again in 2019, but died and his so and th

, i can get you to the work for the bill gates foundation as a lawyer.gs hoping to get a relationship with bill gates. elizabeth: are they that craven? really. i mean, listen, sex felons, they're known to be recidivists. and that's the issue. and then we've got with college are academics like bard college president leon botstein, noam chomsky meeting with jeffrey end e steven.. -- epstein. are you finding other unnamed officials who met with epstein this in high ranks of government right now? >> so we're still reporting, actually, and so stay tuned to see what we have coming next. but you're right that there were academics that were involved. ask this particular story that we're talking about the, the reason we focused on these people is because they weren't known. but there's been a black book out there, some flight logs and a lot of names are already out there. so these were just new names that we came across. and as my colleague david said, they did say that they felt either that -- a lot of the people that we that talked to said that they thought he

stocks are rocketing higher on something microsoft cofounder bill gates just said in the last hour at a goldman sachs event. let's get trader kenny polcari this here. kenny, an hour ago gates declared the winner of the a.i. race will replace search engines, productivity tools. we kind of knew about the productivity tools, but search engines? we also knew that people might go to chatgp instead of google.com to do their searches. but he's also saying amazon-style e-commerce is going to be the completely disrupted. as we look at a bunch of a.i -- i'm not talking about just apple and microsoft, but c3ai is charging higher, sound hound, they're rocketing higher. is this sort of that that motor vehicle where you say you've got to be in at least some form of a.i.? >> i think you should have said that, you know, a couple of months ago, that you had to be in it at some point, right? st the only got more heated up as we go from from week the weeking honestly. what started out in december when they introduced chatgpt and it got all this excitement and we talked about being in the infancy in that

mike lynch, the billionaire tech entrepreneur once called the uk's answer to bill gates, has been extraditedges, with allegations that he duped hewlett—packard into overpaying when it struck an $11 billion deal — that's about £8.2 billion — for his software firm autonomy back in 2011. here's theo leggett, global business correspondent. this has been a long time rumbling on. just what abuse in the uk and around the world, give us more, explain the details.— around the world, give us more, explain the details. autonomy were set u- explain the details. autonomy were set un back — explain the details. autonomy were set un back in _ explain the details. autonomy were set up back in 1996, _ explain the details. autonomy were set up back in 1996, co-founded - explain the details. autonomy were set up back in 1996, co-founded by| set up back in 1996, co—founded by michael lynch, and 15 years later, it had been grown into a darling of the uk tech sector and was snapped up the uk tech sector and was snapped up by the uk tech sector and was snapped up by hewlett—packard in 2011 for about $11 billion. a

mike lynch, the billionaire tech entrepreneur once called the uk's answer to bill gates, has been extradited faces criminal fraud charges, with allegations that he duped hewlett—packard into overpaying when it struck an $11 billion deal — that's £8.2 billion — for his software firm autonomy back in 2011. here's our global business correspondent theo leggett with all the details. autonomy were set up back in 1996, co—founded by mike lynch, and 15 years later, it had grown into a darling of the uk tech sector and was snapped up by hewlett—packard in 2011 for about $11 billion. ts the time, everybody was very happy about it, but within a year, all the recriminations had started, and hp came out with an announcement where it said that the value of autonomy was much less than it had thought. it had to write about eight million dollars worth of its investment, and it had been misled about the state of autonomy�*s finances. so there has been wrangling is going on for years about this. we had a case last year when mike lynch was one of the defendants and he lost a case basically for a civil claim re

enstein tried to set up obama's lawyer to work for bill gates.s jeffrey epstein a fixer between obama's lawyer and bill gates? epstein was also meeting with joe biden's cia director, he wasn't cia director at the time. he was barack obama's den at sey of state. william burns was working for john kerry at the state department and meeting with jeffrey epstein. a known pedophile then burns becomes cia director. huh. today's director of the cia went to epstein's manhattan town has where epstein had sex underaged girls and filmed other men having sex with underaged girls and william burns went there was then promoted to the director of the cia. i wonder if the future cia director saw the portrait of bill clinton in a blue dress hanging in epstein's parlor room? a few years later, epstein was arrested and then hung himself in a jail cell while security cameras just happened to not be working and the replacement guard just happened to fall asleep two years later biden just happens to pick william burns to run the cia. so what are we supposed to think? i

bill gates offers college grads some surprising advice when the 11th hour continues. >> the last thingatch yourself some slack. that's the advice that bill gates told northern arizona university graduates he could have used the most. it was the hardest to learn. we let him explain. here's some of his recent commencement speech. >> you are not a slacker if you cut yourself some slack. when i was your age, i didn't believe in vacations. i didn't even believe in weekends. i pushed everyone around me to work very long hours. in the early days of my microsoft my office overlooked the parking lot and i would keep track of who was leaving early and who was staying late. but as i got older, and especially once they became a father, i realized that both in terms of doing your best work and having a great life, that intensity was not always appropriate. don't wait as long as i did to learn this lesson. take time to nurture your relationships, to celebrate successes, and to recover from losses. take a break when you need to, take it easy on the people around you,, and they need it to. and before

. >> bill gates has about twice that. so bill gates, united states.of money the united states has on hand does vary day to day because money flows into and out of the treasury every day. keeping that money supply predictable is why we have treasury bonds. the government buys and sells them all the time, but the government can't issue debt because we haven't raised the debt ceiling. it's as simple as that. when we run out of money, we stop paying for things. the government checks stop, we default. janet yellen predicts that will happen a week from today. in the meantime, the united states of america, the leader of the free world, winner of two world wars, has $49 billion in cash on hand to run the country. apple, the company, has $55 billion of cash on hand it keeps around for emergencies. the word on the beltway is negotiations are going well, the two sides are close to a deal. republican negotiators willing to raise the debt ceiling for two years past the upcoming elections in exchange for cutbacks to the irs, food stamps and other programs. this "ne

and bill gates example and then bill gates best example lepe— and then bill gates best example pele—prepealwk about was great. yeah but talk about scope creep and mission creep now, amount of shops now, because the amount of shops that for paper bags, that now charge for paper bags, i of one very i can think of one very particular well known chemist type the street, type brand on the high street, beginning with a b, you'll all know one it is. i was know which one it is. i was there the day buying this there the other day buying this paper recycled paper bag. recycled paper. i think about £0.10 or think it was about £0.10 or £0.15 and i think you are just profiting. you are taking what was be a climate was supposed to be a climate initiative are using initiative and now you are using it a way to help your bottom it as a way to help your bottom line. and i don't respect that. well if anyone's profiteering, i think that's bad for think that that that's bad for the purpose of balance. i have to come back and say- the purpose of balance. i have to come back and say if- t i have to come back and s

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the upper income is getting richer and the rest of the people getting for microsoft founder bill gates through his red river trust has recently become america's biggest private individual owner of farm land. he just recently bought up 275000 acres. so the last time i checked, dates wasn't a farmer. so what gives it's about the power hungry venture of life is one after another. you're buying up everything on everything. and you look at the companies that control so much. so if you control so much, you know, once upon a time they were anti trust laws in america with a big secret known everything. so this is just an extension of who they are. and it's part of what america is, because i call as nothing more than plantation workers on the plantation of slaves land. yeah. and that's all, that's all it it. so again, you have to look at the whole big picture. you go to what are you going to go to school for being go? what do you guys spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax pays money for to put somebody through kindergarten to $12.00. great. so they could drive in amazon truck to make a

corporation and now they are powerlessly giving interviews to the little influential un network media bill gatesklaus schwab promise you that you will not travel you will not have a personal car you will not have any flights you will not have anything. and you will be happy. you you probably won't live in your own house when they tell you this you should know what they're saying, it's serious to humanity, like a doctor's prescription for self-restraint. let's say an advertisement for capsule houses for an ordinary citizen should be enough for a couple of square meters of housing. everything else is superfluous. the rejection of meat and the transition to insect poisoning are persistently preached. so far, as if in jest and not in an orderly manner, but already extremely active and broadcasting. the government is not yet formed by the world economic forums, but more and more tightly controlled by them, again, no one hides this. what we are now very proud of. so it is to younger generations such as prime minister trudeau president of argentina and so on. we're infiltrating prime minister trudeau's

. >> jeffrey epstein reportedly threatened to expose an affair between bill gates and a russian womancording to the wall street journal apps teen used that information to try to convince gates to take part in a multi-billion dollar charitable fund. gates reportedly met the woman in 2010 and epstein threatened to leak details of the affair in 2017. now the fun was never created in gates. previously said he did not have any financial dealings with epstein and believed it was a quote, mistake to have ever mct him. >> house speaker from california kevin mccarthy says he believes the fbi will now release the document reportedly alleging that president biden took bribes from foreign countries when he was vice president. this comes after the fbi met with the house oversight staff today to discuss the gop led investigation into the whistleblower allegation. the house oversight committee had originally given the fbi until may 10th to hand over the document. the 2 sides are now negotiating. what can be shared publicly. the white house says there is no wrongdoing. >> thank heart field. take a >>

he idolized bill gates growing up, which is funny because bill gates was sort of as the villain back then. you know, like steve was the hero, but was like identified with gates. and so, i mean, that was always zuckerberg's goal. but no, for that, for the designers and engineers who were working on it, i think they i think they really did. i think they really were naive. i mean, maybe i'm just buying, you know, line from them. but they really thought that connecting people was like a good in and i think there was there's like a part in my chapter where i talk about how at google and facebook the idea was that you can do good and make money at the same time there's no conflict it's all win win and i think some of them really believed i just had other thing, which is that you mentioned that they considered upvoting and downvote ing. and i remember like from that area, digg and reddit and that was huge. and i would have thought back then that that would have been the thing they would have kind of come to dominate the way the like button has. so did anybody kind of tell you or have you tho

and has even been compared to another tech wizard, bill gates.ore on this politic and tech reporter joins me live from new york. what did sam altman lay out today in congress? sam altman, it was his first time testifying before congress. one of the most important subcommittees, the senate judiciary committee. he attended the hearing today after having a dinner with lawmakers calling for regulation and specific pieces of regulation. lawmakers seemed happy to have him there. it was a cordial hearing. i think a lot of the folks on the hill thought this was a productive meeting. >> that dinner you mentioned highlights the fact that they are on the same page. one of the solutions that has been floated is a pause when it comes to research. let's listen to what some -- to what sam altman suggested. >> u.s. government might consider a combination of licensing and testing requirements above a threshold of capabilities. there are several other areas i mention in my written testimony where i believe companies like ours can partner with governments, includin

in 2017, he asked to be reimbursed for the cost of the course a spokesperson for bill gates sold the with epstein for fphilanthropic purposes at the time, epstein was trying to get jpmorgan chase to set up a charitiable fund to include gates as a doner epstein tried to convince jpmorgan chase executives jes staley to tailor to bill gates the firm did not need epstein as a client and wished it never done business with him you have to wonder what will come out in the emails as a results of the lawsuits. >> you know, you can read between the lines of who is looking to say i'm trying to explain why there is this much of a paper trail and leading back to epstein. it is fascinating. still a lot with jpmorgan chase. >> this email shows how epstein operated this shows how he went to work find something out about someone and leverage it. >> to make it clear, after he was convicted. >> right >> convicted pedophile thinking of using this as a way to rehabilitate himself the piece where bill gates was interested because he dangled the idea of lobbying for a peace prize. pretty tangled web i'm su