were part of that network of customers including george mitchell and former new mexico governor bill richardson. charges heatedly denied by both men. so much we still don't know including what happens to this case and how a man on suicide watch could end up dead at his own hands. the latest, brian, what have you found out? >> jeffrey epstein was -- the manhattan correctional center where their free epstein was spending his time at the beginning of the trial. the call came in at 6:38 for cardiac arrest and now we are seeing based on other reports that this is an apparent suicide. new york times reporting was found hung inside his jail cell. i think the point you made is important here in the sense that it is incredibly scandalous. that this man was able to kill himself despite being on suicide watch, reports that he was found with marks around his neck. this manhattan correctional center is a place where el chapo was being held for two years, where the most hardened criminals are held, even terrorists themselves are held. this is an extremely secure facility and the fact that jeffrey epstein was

notable men she alleges to have been take tone have sex with include former new mexico governor bill richardson. photos of her at epstein's ranch in new mexico are part of the documents, we should mention. a richardson spokesperson calling the allegations also, quote, completely false. the full statement here reading, to be clear, in governor richardson's limited interactions with mr. epstein he never saw him in the presence of young or underage girls. governor richardson has never been to mr. epstein's residence in the virgin islands. governor richardson has never met ms. giuffre. she also claims to have been sexually abused by attorney alan dershowitz who served on epstein's legal team at one point. he says he never had sex with giuffre. the documents on friday include documents and email that is are, quote, totally exculpatory to the allegations against him. a full statement from him reading, the release today of previously sealed documents which i have been trying to unseal for three years, categorically proves that virginia giuffre never had sex with me. they prove that as far back as june

ordered her to have sex with a number of powerful men they instructed me to go to george mitchell, bill richardson, another prince that i don't know his name. today richardson called the allegations completely false and former u.s. senator george mitchell said he has never met, spoken with, or had any contact with giuffre another accuser, jo anna shoberg was recruited under the guys of a legitimate position but asked her to perform sexual massages in a deposition, shoberg says epstein expressed his sexual desire it was biological she said he told her, like eating. another comes from maxwell's close friend he says he spoke to a 15-year-old swedish girl in the mid-2000s upset by epstein and maxwell. she said they asked me for sex i said no. the butler was asked was she in yes, he replied. you could tell, yes, she was shaking uncontrollably epstein remains in a new york city jail. he has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges. maxwell who has denied similar allegations in the past has not been charged with any crimes we should point out, lester, that this is just a partial release of these doc

of well-known politicians and others in the public eye, including former new mexico governor bill richardson, former senate majority leader george mitchell, alan dershowitz, prince andrew, and a well-known prime minister. many have denied the allegations. as public speculation mounted following news of his death, president trump joined in by retweeting, without evidence, a conspiracy theory that epstein's death was the result of foul play by the clintons. epstein's accusers spoke out over the weekend. jennifer aroz, who last month came forward to say that epstein raped her when she was 15, said in a statement -- "we have to live with the scars of his actions for the rest of our lives, while he will never face the consequences of the crimes he committed, the pain and trauma he caused so many people. epstein is gone, but justice must still be served. i hope the authorities will pursue and prosecute his accomplices and enablers, and ensure redress for his victims." new york prosecutors said that the investigation into epstein's alleged crimes would continue despite his death. we'll have more on

like bill richardson, george mitchell and prince andrew. all of the men deny the allegations. an advocate for sex trafficking victims wrote a book about epstein and says she knew epstein socially. >> according to virginia's filings, she would teach the under age girls how to behave, how to dress, how to eat properly. i think those girls were so fearful of her because she was so much older. and she of course lived with epstein and had a relationship with epstein. whatever that relationship was, it clearly was a close relationship. >> reporter: maxwell has denied all allegations and has not been charged with any crime. >> attorney general william barr says any co-conspirators in the case should not rest easy. he says the victim deserve justice and they will get it. >>> now to a mysterious explosion in russia raising concerns about a nuclear arms race. the crash of a missile called sky fall. vladimir putin recently claimed the missile could hit any target in the world. funerals were held monday for the seven workers killed in the blast. president trump tweeted the united states i

taupestein and that epstein directed her to have sex with powerful men including former governor bill richardson george mitchell, and prince andrew. all of these men have adamantly denied these accusations. mitchell and richardson issued statements that they never met gufray. maxwell has not been charged and consistently denies the accusations against her. over the weekend a medical examiner performed an autopsy on epstein but released a statement saying that their determination is pending further information at this time. >> medical examiner's offices often want to see any pictures, any video, hear any witness accounts before they announce their determination of cause and manner of death. i'm told, though, there is no doubt in the medical examiner's office that jeffrey epstein took his own life by hanging. >> reporter: a private pathologist, dr. michael bawden, observed the autopsy at the quf epstein's lawyers. >> i think what happened to jeffrey was he felt trapped, that he's never going to get out of this. quite possibly in the back of his mind is there's always other things they could potent

ambassador bill richardson, and the former influential senator from maine, george mitchell. all three men have strongly denied the allegations. in a statement today richardson b saying i have never met here and these allegations are completely false. mitchell saying, "i have never met, spoken with or had any contact with ms. giuffre." in an interview with the miami herald giuffre described how she was trained. >> the training started immediately -- give jeffrey what he wants. a lot of this training came from ghislaine herself. and being a woman, it kind of surprises you that a woman could actually let stuff like that happen. but not only let it happen but groom you into doing it. i was young. i was skard. they were powerful. i didn't know what would happen if i said no. >> reporter: maxwell has consistently denied the allegations and in court filings, her lawyers say she was traffic to well known mem. jeffrey epstone charged with conspiracy and sex trafficking remains under suicide watch in a new york city jail awaiting trial. others could face criminal charges? >> reporter:

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months of anti-government demonstrations were originally against a controversial extradition bill richardson's been suspended indefinitely for the protests of since white into a much broader set of goals. and protests at hong kong's airport took an unexpected turn on cheese day when a reporter for china's global times newspaper was seized by the crowds. was . the editor in chief of the global times confirmed it was his employee in the video he took to twitter to plead with the demonstrators to release the journalist saying that his sole job was just to report the news later that day the reporter was rescued by police and sent to hospital he's since been discharged journalist andre walczak says he believes the protesters have been acting in a hostile way towards media sympathetic to beijing. the protester said actually afraid that the truth is going to go. to the surface the out of. all the media which is trying to cover it it's true the chinese will be out to see point of view and they're only supported for the b.b.c. all the c.n.n. and other western media. absolutely oversight if you look. at

senator george mitchell, and former new mexico governor bill richardson. richardson issued a statement today calling the allegations "completely false." "governor richardson has never met miss giuffre." mitchell echoed that denial in his own statement saying: "he has never met, spoken with or had any contact with miss giuffre." the court documents stem from a now-settled defamation lawsuit between giuffre and maxwell. giuffre has been among the most vocal of epstein's alleged victims. >> you know, before you know it i'm being lent out to politicians and to academics and to people-- royalty. >> reporter: in her deposition, she mentions, among others, prince andrew of great britain, and high-powered attorney alan dershowitz, claiming giuffre was trafficked to have sex with him in new york, palm beach, new mexico, the u.s. virgin islands and on epstein's private jet known as the "lolita express." dershowitz told cbs news today these documents exonerate him. he followed up with a statement saying: "giuffre invented the faults accusations against me only in 201

directed her to have sex with powerful men including prince andrew, former new mexico governor bill richardson, and former maine senator george mitchell. all of the men have denied those allegations. richardson and mitchell say they've never met her. >> before you know it, i was being lent out to politicians and academics and royalty. >> reporter: maxwell has not been charged with a crime and denies the allegations. but in today's raid, authorities looking for evidence that would connect her to the inner circle. >> let me assure you that this co-conspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice and they will get it. >> tonight, sources telling abc news the decision to remove him from the suicide watch was at least in part at the urging of epstein's attorneys? >> reporter: yes. and we're also told he underwent at least one psychological investigation. and we're told the deputy attorney general was informed epstein was taken off the suicide watch list. >>> and a friend of the dayton mass shooter has been charged. but he contends he knew nothing about the attack. here's eva pilgrim.

ambassador bill richardson and the former influential senator from maine, george mitchell. all three men have strongly denied the allegations. richardson and mitchell say the claims are false and they never met ms. giuffre. in an interview with "the miami herald," giuffre spoke of what epstein and maxwell would instruct her to do. >> give jeffrey what he wants. a lot of this training came from ghislaine herself. it started with one, and then it trickled into two and before you know it, i'm being lent out to politicians and academics and people that -- royalty. >> reporter: maxwell has not been charged with any crimes. she has consistently denied the allegations. and in the court filings unsealed, maxwell's lawyers wrote that giuffre had "utterly failed to substantiate" her "patently incredible" claims of being trafficked to well-known men. tonight, giuffre's lawyer who represents other alleged victims writes in a statement, the fact that epstein took his own life within 24 hours of the unsealing of detailed and devastating documents and exhibits in virginia giuffre's lawsui

to his private island pptd other peopling mentioned prince andrew, senator george mitchell and bill richardson. a lot of people mentioned. this was a guy who to a lot of people would have been bert off dead. >> i am speculating here. but i have to tell you, judge. the one thing that concerns me is who signed off into him going into the capacity he was in where he was not on a 24-hour watch. it's obvious he already attempted suicide. he's now dead from an alleged suicide. if that's the case, who put him in the capacity where he could do that? that's what i would be looking at. and why? judge jeanine: there was supposed to be a post-watch report. people raise questions that the individuals who conspired with him in the sex trafficking might get away with this. but i think the truth is they may still face criminal charges for those who helped to recruit and train and coerce these young women who have been waiting so long for justice. >> they are conspirators with him. if the reports are true, keep in find, these are co-conspirators of his, and they have come plainants. the -- complainants. they w

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before this trip you talk about in 92 and he gave a tour of the world and i said richard i think bill richardsonhas the when job locked up but he came to zimbabwe twice and an enormously capable diplomat but is putting the feet up on the chairs taking over the concierge desk in the said were going to dinner. he did lead the congo nonference so my question really is where is africa fit into this narrative that you so beautifully painted cracks your writing is beautiful so in the book with his nomination was held up to the united nation that was the most senior highest position he held so when he got to the dance everybody had taken their part in africa was left i remember spending time with him dealing with hiv-aids which he really wanted to get involved so your comment about africa. >> that was a hard chapter to write there was no organizing theme or award to give it dramatic coherence so bosnia and afghanistan are two of the pillars of the book but essentially holbrook liberated no later had to deal with washington with his rivals or enemies but pretty much put distance he is in his hometown of

then bill richardson's name. >> prince andrew, what happened to princess diana do we know? she is talking about mi6. >> the queen does not want this. >> no. kennedy: she wants -- >> what. kennedy: this. >> to be here on party panel? ♪ >> crazy as it sounds intelligence angle is not that crazy. >> nothing is crazy. >> all crazy. >> there are -- 100%. >> when secretary acosta was being vetted by trump administration for that job, they asked him about sweetheart plea deal he told them, they reported he told trump transition team it will be fine, i was told at the time to let it go, he belonged to intelligence, epstein belonged ton intel intee was asked about that. >> what? >> this is not bonkers to think that. kennedy: as mother, lover of freedom and justice, i am disgusted at the way he skirted the system, so unacceptable on a number of levels, they knew it, his lawyers say this epstein is dead because he didn't make bail it is like eat a bag of rotten sloppy sticks. >> thank you. kennedy: so much more with panel. we'll talk about chris cuomo claims that being called fredo fr

a lot of powerful and important people, including alan dershowitz, former new mexico governor bill richardsonce andrew, as well as president bill clinton and president donald trump. it's a who's who of "who's jeffrey epstein? i've never met jeffrey epstein." ( laughter ) thisas set off a wave of w conspiracy theories online. the sort of stuff that only unstable tinfoil hat loons could possibly believe, so donaldp. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) trump fans, they're coming around! coming around! because a few hours after epstein's body was found, trump shared a tweet and video that claimed without evidence that former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton were responsible for epstein's death. ( audience reacts ) really? really? that's your theory? i'm not saying the clintons don't have any power-- he could definitely get a reservation at any restaurant in new yorkparty saturday -- e not -- but masterminding a scheme to assassinate a high profile prisoner in maximum security federal custody? they couldn't even mastermind a visit to wisconsin. (

>> yeah, the former senator and senate minority leader and bill richardson, the governor of new mexicohese people have denied -- >> they have not been charged. >> not been charged. they have vigorously denied that they were involved. but, you know, when you have a couple of different depositions and you have this woman describing what happened and how it happened, to some degree where it happened, i'm sure that that's something that prosecutors are going to look at. >> there are more documents to be released, correct? >> that's correct. >> ydo you think more people wil come forward? >> hard to say. depends what they find with the suicide. at first -- >> the suicide, do you believe that it was a suicide? there are a lot of questions about that as well. >> you know, i don't know. >> was he set up to commit suicide? did he actually take his life? and the timing of it. what is your take on it when you heard it? what was your take? >> i thought he probably committed suicide. then again, you know, i covered florida prisons for a very long time, and i know the way things work in prisons. it's

she was told to have sex with bill richardson. a spokeswoman calling the allegation false. saying in bill richard's limited interactions he never saw him in the presence of young or underage girls. governor richardsons has never been to the residence in the virgin islands and never met miss giuffre. joining us now, vikki ward who profiled epstein for vanity fair. cnn, the "washington post", other news outlets combing through 2,000 pages of newly unsealed documents. everything epstein tried to protect for decades was coming out. do you think he just couldn't live in that reality? >> you know, i don't think jeffrey epstein has ever lived in reality. i mean, i spoke today to steve hoffen berg who went to jail for basically committing the biggest ponzi scheme in american history prior to bernie mado the fff appear he alleged epstein was the master mind. but hoffen berg said something interesting. saying nothing about jeffrey makes sense, including his death. you know, i mean i think the reaction of people around is, yes, clearly, you know he was in circumstances very dissimilar

was focused on the same thing you were with the document coming out a couple days aigt, naming bill richardsonnor of new mexico, former maine senator. george mitchell. of course president clinton and president trump both guests on the plane. and he knows a lot of people in a lot of high places. auchlds he winds up dead in m.c.c. very suspicious. >> state there because there are more -- i have more questions when we come back. ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® my bladder leak underwear.orried someone might see so, i switched. to always discreet boutique. its shape-hugging threads smooth out the back. so it fits better than depend. and no one notices. always discreet. so nice to meet you june, jay, ji, kay, raj, and... ray! good job, brain! say hello to neuriva, a new brain supplement with clinically proven ingredients that fuel five indicators of brain performance. neuriva. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so wha

one of them accuse former governor bill richardson of abuse there.pbell is seen in pictures with epstein. she addresses the negative press she is getting. somewhat he has done is indefensible. when i heard of what he has done, it sickened me like everyone else. thank god i had goo people around me who protected me from this. liz: look at this new number. the justice department reporting 64%, 2/3 of all federal arrests in 2018 were non-u.s. citizens. two illegals trying to jump the border wall. they failed. they got caught, they were arrested. sheriff, your reaction to this. illegals account for a square of all federal drug and federal property theft and fraud arrests. your take in all those numbers. >> incredible numbers. that was an incredible spike up to 64%. that's people going to jail that don't belong in this country. it's an incredible number. roy cooper vetoing a bill that would have required police to cooperate with i.c.e. we know we reported last night that charlotte and atlanta are now hubs for the drug cartels to go through the carolinas,

former new mexico governor bill richardson and former us senator george mitchell were also named in the case of both of whom denied the allegations as well. epstein was placed on suicide watch back on july 23th and was given daily psychiatric evaluations. after he was found unconscious with marks on his neck that officials were investigating as a possible suicide attempt. he was taken off suicide watch at the end of july officials found him hanging in his cell this morning and he was pronounced dead later at a nearby hospital. epstein was held in the jails a special housing unit, which is a heavily secured part of the facility that separates high-profile inmates from general population epstein's attorney call for investigation into his death but he's not the only one. >>he had already attempted suicide. once and was on suicide watch. so. gestation to understand how this was committed to have. when he was incarcerated. he should have been held for trial. and his victim should a chance to testify against him. >>i don't know the details of the suicides we don't know. it should be reviewed.

former new mexico governor bill richardson and former us senator george mitchell were also named in the case both of whom deny the allegations as well that scene was placed on suicide watch back on july 23th and was given daily psychiatric evaluations after he was found unconscious with marks on his neck that officials were investigating as a possible suicide attempt. he was taken off suicide watch at the end of july officials heinous all this morning and he was pronounced dead later at a nearby hospital angering his accusers who had hoped to confront him in court and see him serve a long prison sentence. >>jeffrey epstein, rape the saying. >>now that was a jennifer a row she told nbc in july that epstein had raped her when she was a minor at his in new york mansion. an attorney for epstein call for an investigation into epstein's death and released a personal statement to cnn blaming politicians. prosecutors judges of the press, plaintiffs lawyers and jail workers for his death just our back to you. >>well thank you so much sanaa's president trump is not directly reacted to epstein's d

directed her to have sex with several high-powered men, including former new mexico governor bill richardson, britain's prince andrew, former senator george mitchell, and attorney alan dershowitz. epstein was also known to have relationships with bill clinton, tony blair and president donald trump. video shot by nbc in 1992 shows jeffrey epstein attending a party thrown by trump at mar-a-lago. the two can be seen laughing and talking here. epstein's death raises several pressing questions, including how could this happen? but also what happens to the investigation into epstein an his associates now. joining me now are jonathan dienst, and nbc news contributing correspondent, harry siegle, senior editor at "the daily beast." jonathan what is the latest? >> the latest is fbi was searching his virgin islands estate looking for any additional evidence regarding the sex trafficking ring he was running and if there's any evidence there who survived him. in the meantime, the attorney general today expressing his anger, his disgust at how this could happen, one of the most high-profile, important in

you have former governor bill richardson who denies having done nothing wrong, george mitchell, former politician. do these people then get investigated. do prosecutors start going through his papers. what happens? >> the case against epstein ends with his had death but it's entirely possible that they have ongoing grand jury investigation or ongoing investigation of other defendants. the papers that were released yesterday come in a civil case and it's important to remember that they're the allegations, the evidence given by some of the witnesses, some of the parties in that civil case and they'll need to be tested and so federal prosecutors, i think, will want to continue to look at that evidence to determine whether there are any other potential target defendants, whether there was a conspiracy to cover up the sex trafficking ring, which seems to be a very likely outcome, given the plea deal, the travesty of justice that mimi refers to down in florida. i don't think that this case ends with jeffrey epstein's death. >> let me go back to jonathan dienst, are we expecting public statem

among them, former senate, majority leader, george mitchell and former new mexico governor bill richardson. richardson denied the allegations. he said "governor richardson hal never been contacted by any party regarding this lawsuit." to be clear, in governor richardson's limited interactions with mr. epstein he never saw him in the presencm of young or underage girls. the documents reveal that in a 2016 deposition for the laws epstein repeatedly refused to answer questions about alleged sex trafficking invoking his fifth amendment right to avoid self incrimination. epstein was arrested july 6 of this year and has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges. >> raymond: thanks, jonathan. joining me now is alan dershowitz, the former counsel to jeffery epstein and harvard law professor. thanks for being here. you actually called for these documents to be unsealed. the documents include an e-mail in which reporter sharon crutcher tells virginia giuffre you're accuser, that dershowitz is a good name for a book pitch. you go on to say there's no proof she met you.is you said she probably met

sex with leslie wexner, she said she had sex with george mitchell, she said she had sex with bill richardsonshe said she had sex with you name it -- but she said she did not have sex with me. she once met me with jeffrey epstein, then when she meets her lawyers a few years later, suddenly she remembers, she gets woke, she remembers, oh, yeah, yeah, that guy i had never heard of, i had sex with him seven times. and how anybody could believe this is remarkable to me. so, i hired the former head of the fbi, louis freeh, who was a former federal judge, and i said, here, you do this. i'm not gonna even talk to you. i'm not gonna be involved with you, here all my travel records, you do an investigation. he did an investigation. he said there was absolutely no truth to the charges. i was never on the place that she said she was, i have all my travel records to prove it. what is her background? her background is, she gets paid $160,000 by the daily mail in order to lie about who she met on jeffery epstein's island, so she said she met tipper gore and al gore on jeffrey epstein's island. there's only

she said she was forced to have sex with mexico governor bill richardson and attorney alan dershowitzthe allegations. richardson's office released a statement saying the allegations are false. mitchell said that i have never her. dershowitz has stated he believes the paperwork would exonerate him and he has denied any wrong doing. other court documents said that when asked about sexual abuse in a deposition taken in 2016, epstein took the fifth. a reference to the constitutional right against self-incrimination. with the documents are photographs including one released showing epstein acquaintance prince andrew with his arm around the west of virginia guefre. she claims that maxwell made her have sex with prince andrew. other photos were released that were taken at epstein's new mexico ranch. there's also a photo of a young girl partially naked which she says that was found in epstein's palm beach home. rick? >> rick: david lee, a couple thousand pages today. many more documents being filed or possibly being released? >> that's right. this is just the beginning of what will be many do

so in the papers this morning, it's george mitchell, it's bill richardson. the list goes on.o haunt the legacies of dozens of men. >> i hope with, with jeffrey epstein now deceased, i hope that journalists will still uncover these documents, will still investigate, because that's the only justice and the only closure that these victims are now going to get. he may not, may not get justice in the court of law. they can get justice in the court of public opinion and i hope that these investigations continue and that journalists continue to look into this. that is the only way that these victims are going to find maybe an ounce of recourse. it does make me absolutely sick that he took the chicken you know what way out of this. by committing suicide he was on suicide watch. they're going to have a lot of explaining to do there. this is a very tragic end to a situation that i think we were all looking to seek, see justice being served. >> eddie glaude, to that point, the others involved in this, the universe surrounding this jeffrey epstein who we now know has died, your sense of

. >> they also drop some of the names, former governor bill richardson from new mexico, george mitchell, he formerly headed the u.s. senate . there are some interesting names. as a matter fact, when word came that this guy had allegedly killed himself, i made five calls. i need five different people. i said i hope you have an alibi. >> there are two things going forward, the case against anyone else who may be implicated continues and there is the question of what happens to his assets. >> that's right and they are substantial, including an island some people are going to right now. it's interesting if you think about it, with his death there is now no went to contest search warrants and other kinds of invasive things that are involved in an investigation. so if someone was trying to cover something up it may backfire because he was the only person who can say you can't going to my house and look into my computer. now the authorities pretty much have free reign over all of his assets to search them and to find other potentially incriminating things that implicate other people. >>> the t

ambassador bill richardson and from maine, george mitchell. all three men strongly denied the allegations. in statements both mitchell and richardson say they never met miss guffrey. in an interview she spoke of what epstein and maxwell would instruct her what to do. >> give jeffrey what he wants. a lot of the training game from her herself. it started with one, trickled into two. and then people in politics and royalty. >> reporter: maxwell has consistently denied the allegations. her lawyers writing that guffrey utterly failed to sustain her claims. guffrey's lawyer says? a statement that the fact that epstein took his own life within 24 hours of the unsealing of detailed documents is no coibs deputies. >>> more than 200,000 people are answereding outside lands music. in light in recent shootings security is tight. police say they are keeping a close eye on everything and s reporter luz pena has the story. reporter: more than le are exp the three-day festival this weekend. >> it is a great experience. awesome music, and people watching. >> r

among the allegations, dufree claims she was forced to have sex with new mexico bill richardson. the governor's office has released a statement saying these allegations and inferences are completely false. the documentation repeats allegations against attorney al alan dershowitz. we thought the paperwork would exonerate him. he's denied any malfeasance against together and he's not read the 2,000 pages that have been released. again, he said he did nothing wrong. >> dana: thanks, david lee miller. an inmate skilled a prison employee escapes. and mitch mcconnell has protesters outside of his home. their response to bias against conservative conservatives. that's new next. [music playing] (michelle) i know what it's like to be in a financially struggling family. we had a lot of leftovers...[chuckles] i couldn't have asked for better parents, but like most people they didn't have anyone to teach them the best financial habits. so we changed that. as a financial health coach, i help people every day. i try to put myself in their shoes from my own experience. i connect to them because

other notable men she alleges she was taken to have sex with including former new mexico governor bill richardson. photos of her at epstein's ranch in new mexico are part of the documents also recently unsealed. richardson's spokesperson calling these allegations, quote, completely false. the actual full statement here reading, to be clear in governor richardson's limited interactions with mr. epstein, he never saw him in the presence of a young or underage girl. governor richardson has never been to mr. epstein's residence in the virginia islands. governor richardson has never met ms. giuffre. she also alleges being take tone have sex with former governor george mitchell of maine, also calling these allegations false and saying he's never met giuffre. quote,my contacts with mr. epstein i never observed or suspected any inappropriate contact with underaged girls. i only learned of his actions when they were reported in the media related to his prosecution in florida. we have had no further contact. finally another detail released in these documents which also shows an actual amazon receipt for se

she was instructed to have sex with former new mexico governor bill richardson, a spokeswoman calling the allegation completely false and saying, quote, to be clear in governor richardson's limited interactions with mr. epstein, he never saw him in the presence of young or underaged girls. governor richardson has never been to mr. epstein's residence in the virgin islands. governor richardson has never met ms. giuffre. epstein was een arrested and facing charges. brown began investigating epstein in 2017, and she refused to stop chasing the story. she has been relentless in exposing epstein and finding justice for his victims and julie k. brown of the miami herald joins us now. julie, thank you. just hours before epstein's apparent suicide there was that massive document dump in this case and we just went through some of these accusations that were revealed. do you think it's a coincidence that epstein's death happened so soon after the release of those documents? >> i don't think anything in this case is a coincidence. i think everything that's happened happened in the order and as t

victimized at that sprawling estate, at least at least one accused former new mexico governor bill richardson of abuse at zero. richardson denies any wrongdoing. we've reached out the prosecutor and fbi for comment but they are not discussing details of this investigation. >> julie: rick leventhal, thank you very much. 2020 hopeful senator, bernie sanders, and paradise, california, this hour. he is doing damage left behind by wildfires in that state. justice sanders releases his climatic change plan which comes with a pretty hefty price tag. pretty d.c.'s live in des moines, iowa, did break it down first. how much would the sanders plan cost exactly? >> $16.3 trillion, julie, that's not just to combat climate change. bernie sanders says plan build on the green new deal would also end unemployment everywhere all kinds because he says that it would create 20 million brand-new jobs that would be needed to address the environment. by 2035, according to sanders, if all the steps are followed, electricity would be free for all. the only expense being maintenance and operations of some new facilitie

she was alleging that she was abused by former governor bill richardson, by prince andrew, by alan dershowitzdenied these allegations. some of them denying they even knew her. where does it stand for those people who were accused? these high-profile names? >> they're in a really terrible situation, because in some -- with respect to some aspects, lawsuits may not even be filed against them but their names are going to be prominently managed, probably for years to come, agency the epstein lawsuits wind their way through the courts. but you could also expect that there could be actions against other prominent individuals' files, as lawyer s pour through discovery materials now sealed by the courts and as investigation into epstein's background continue. i'll tell you, this case is going to be a huge highly publicized case that's going to go on for years. the only thing that is as big is the o.j. simpson which there were two trials, a civil trial that followed the acquittal. i think you'll see the epstein case living on in the public media for many years to come. >> paul callan, and ellie honig,

documents were built indicating several powerful men including former met new mexico governor bill richardsonformer senate majority leader george mitchell and britton's prince enter. attorney general bill barr says he was appalled by epstein's death and that it raises serious questions that must be answered. a furious republican senator ben sasse told bar that epstein "should have been locked in a padded room during unbroken 24-hour surveillance. obviously hud's must roll." if the fbi and justice department's inspector general are now investigating, but will the public believe whatever those investigations dig up with this many conspiracy theories being floated by people as prominent as the president of the united states? bill. >> bill: what a story, thank you. joining us now, kellyanne conway, welcome back to "fox news sunday" ." >> kellyanne: good morning, bill. >> bill: i have a number of issues to get through, first on epstein. can you assure the accusers that their claims will still be pursued? >> kellyanne: what i can assure them is that the attorney general took action immediately when