i am no fan of jeffrey epstein.as one of the last people to speak with him, last reporter to speak with him before he was indicted again and before he killed himself. he was not a bad money manager. he was actually good at his job, a lot of people said. i have spoken with dozens of people who know the guy. take his sordid private life out of it which is disgusting, he was actually good. so it makes sense from that standpoint, just so you know, that leon black would hire him. he was a good wealth manager. he knew a lot about estate planning but he's going to have to 'fess up as to why he did and account for every single penny if he wants to stay at apollo. at least that's what i'm told. if he leaves apollo, it's a big story. his name is synonymous with apollo and private equity investing. this guy is a huge figure. i think one other thing that's baffling is why he hasn't really publicly addressed this. there is an earnings call for apollo next week, thursday. he plans to be on it. at least for the beginning, and read

epstein went to jail, and he still did business with him after mr. epstein went to jail.is is coming to a head. i can tell you that a lot of executives i speak to say it's going to be very hard for mr. black to sort of rationalize this with clients going forward. the one positive thing you have, apollo is a public company. if you're in the stock, it's hard for clients just to pull out immediately. there are lockup periods. it's not going to have a damaging impact immediately. the real problem comes for apollo which is a very aggressive fund. if the economy goes south it will probably want to start a new fund. will they be able to get new clients going forward to those funds with the specter of their founder, leon black's dealings with epstein hanging over them. so that's a whole other story. that's where we are right now. so thursday, liz, big day for earnings across the board and for apollo earnings, not because it's a market indicator, but because of this epstein issue that hasn't gone away with its founder, leon black. back to you. liz: charlie, thank you very much. ch

. >>> major news tonight in the jeffrey epstein case. ghislaine maxwell's 2016 deposition now made public. more than 400 pages and what maxwell repeatedly says. >>> and news tonight about the police officers charged in the killing of george floyd. a judge dropping one charge against officer derek chauvin. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and tonight, the final debate. the presidential candidates facing off on the same stage for the last time, with just 12 days now until election day. at least 47 million americans have already cast their votes. that's 99% of the total early vote four years ago. and again, we have 12 days to go. the candidates with another major opportunity to make their case tonight. and after the first debate with constant interruptions and shouting, that new rule. president trump leading the white house for nashville. first lady melania trump with him. the president arriving in tennessee. the white house says he tested negative on air force one. joe biden making his way to

jane: who is named in it apart from epstein and maxwell?> a lot of the deposition dealt with claims by virginia roberts. a lot of this deposition is guillain maxwell saying she never hired underaged girls to work as masseuses. it goes through some of the travel she did. she claims bill clinton was never on the private island. she did travel onis private jet. she would not even characterize the men as friends. there has been a lot of focus because virginia has named prince andrew as one of the men she was having sexual relations with. she has not named. a lot of the names are blacked out. it appears one or two instances in london discussed in this deposition may be connected to prince andrew. ghislaine maxwell says the claims are not at all possible. she denies them. prince andrew has denied all of these claims as well. jane: what happens next? >> now there is a legal fight to have more documents released. this is a case that has dated back to the 1990's. besides the civil case, there's questions about how the justice department let epstein

they came out after jeffrey epstein died. she just wants it out there.way opinion. it's a really dark story about a young woman who was vulnerable and tricked into being trafficked by two very savvy operators surrounded by very powerful people. a lot of the names are redacted, names of his associates, powerful men. we can assume that prince andrew, and bill clinton are named but they are redacted. but some of the names, some survivors as long as it did not —— as young as 14 are redacted. they wa nt to —— as young as 14 are redacted. they want to protect their privacy, and i just wonder why the court took so —— such care of redacting the names of these prominent men and not the victims. thank so much for sharing your thoughts. thank you. here in britain, the chancellor of the exchequer has unveiled billions of pounds of extra support forjobs and workers hit by covid restrictions. rishi sunak said that even businesses not forced to shut were facing "profound economic uncertainty". the opposition labour party criticised what it called a "patchwork of poor i

"new york times" saying leon epstein money after epstein was arrested for soliciting prostitution fromto be investigation of the nature of the relationship between black and epstein. that $50 of course, million is the bottom line here. leon blackn is, did or apollo wire jeffrey epstein $50 million, and if so, for what reason? that is the kind of thing that freaks investors out, because it seems unlikely that jeffrey epstein would have offered apollo or black $15 million worth of services. dani: yeah, exactly. again, we do not know the nature of the $50 million, bud black himself has been really adamant, and apollo, for their part, that this is between leon black and epstein. this has really turned from a reputational issue for leon black to a financial issue from apollo. they have had two pension funds, a connecticut and a pennsylvania one, saying they will not connect new money to. apollo. they are not withdrawing money they have, they are just not adding new money. an edge another company says it may stop recommending apollo. even though we do not have the details of exactly what hap

photo of herself, prince andrew and a girl who later said she was trafficked by maxwell and jeffrey epstein. >>> the middle seat making a come back on another major airline. how the pandemic will impact your holiday travel. >>> caught on camera, the heart-stopping, burning car rescue we talked to the hero tonight. >>> this is "nbc nightly news," the presidential debate. here's lester holt. >> good evening. it is debate night, the last of this election but with tens of millions of votes already cast, donald trump and joe biden will be making their closing pitches to a for more narrow pool than their first get-together back in september. the center of the political universe tonight, nashville, where a mute button awaits the candidates this time. bidden appearing after several days off the campaign trail studying according to his campaign and the president arriving late today with more than mr. biden in his sites. hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: the final face-off tonight, perhaps the final big chance to change the race for joe biden and donald trump. >> hopefully he'll play by the rules.

this was purely a professional relationship between leon black and epstein.icked up starting last week. they are having questions about this for some time about the relationship. the new york times came out with an article saying that leon black wired about $50 million to epstein in 2008 after his conviction on soliciting prostitution from teenagers. the 8-k filed by apollo doesn't is reallyat, and this what investors have focused on as some investors told bloomberg they are unclear what financial services would have warranted that $50 million wired from leon black to epstein. yousef: what sort of investor fallout have we seen so far? dani: we have heard from a few pension funds that have said they are no longer going to invest money with apollo. they are not taking money out, but we heard from a report from a pension system in connecticut as well as one from pennsylvania , the public school employee retirement system, are no longer investing money. cambridge systems is a consultancy within the private equity industry and are not considering recommending apol

she said epstein was a sick pedophile but maxwell was the mastermind. >> she is even worse than epstein. epstein was pinocchio and she was gepetto. >> pulling the strings? >> yes, pulling the strings. she had his money. he head her contacts. they made a great group that way. but ghislaine was much more conniving and smart than epstein ever was. >> reporter: at one point during the deposition, giuffre's attorney appeared to ask maxwell about the now infamous picture of giuffre and the uk's prince andrew. she said she had sex with the prince at maxwell's london home that night. the prince has denied the allegations and maxwell called the account of the incident an obvious lie. maxwell said giuffre characterized things took place in my bathroom in the bathtub itself. the tub is too small for any type of activity whatsoever. >> what was your takeaway of ghislaine as the person? >> she's really intelligent. a bit too clever. she obviously believes she should give up nothing. >> cbs news legal analyst ricky kleman said it could create problems for ghislaine maxwell at trial. >> anything parti

but that she was never on jeffrey epstein's private island. not explicitly in the deposition because there are names that are redacted. but there are one or two sections that really refer to some of the claims that virginia has made, particularly during events in london where she claims she had sexual activities with prince andrew. he has vehemently denied that and ghislaine maxwell also says the claims by virginia are just not possible. here in the uk, the chancellor of the exchequer has unveiled billions of pounds of extra support for jobs and workers hit by covid restrictions. rishi sunak said that even businesses not forced to shut were facing "profound economic u ncerta i nty". 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. limbo — not fully open, not completely closed. thousands of firms, millions of us, living under limited restrictions. it is no way to make ends meet, so, the government, again, stepping in with more cash to try to keep people in work. from the beginning, this government has provided unprecedented support to everyone

. >>> also ahead, the deposition revealed in the jeffrey epstein case.t ghislaine maxwell said about their alleged sex trafficking operation. >>> and next a terrifying crash it provides property tax fairness for disabled homeowners like cynde, stuck living with a broken elevator. nineteen helps wildfire victims, like ellie, one of 24,000 who've lost their homes to fire. and seniors like pam who need to move closer to family or medical care, without a tax penalty. prop 19 limits taxes on our most vulnerable. yes on 19. >>> back now with these incredible images from colorado. the driver had apparently stopped on the trail to help someone else and set the emergency brake. that's when the jeep started slipping. officials say it's a miracle no one was killed. >> just incredible. >>> a newly released deposition in the jeffrey epstein case reveals epstein's longtime associate has denied any acknowledgement of his alleged abuse of teen girls. ghislaine maxwell has been accused of finding girls for him. according to the deposition from 2016 she testified she, quo

. >> this is the hundred page deposition of ghislaine maxwell, jeffrey epstein's former girlfriend andeged madam that she didn't want the public to see, for more than two years, maxwell's lawyers fought to keep the deposition sealed, arguing it would taint a jury and make it impossible for maxwell to get a fair criminal trial. maxwell faces four criminal sex trafficking charges, she's accused of recruiting, grooming, and abusing underage girls along with epstein, she faces two counts of perjury for lying under oath in this newly released deposition from a 2016 lawsuit who accuses maxwell of facilitating and participating in sexually abusing her. maxwell denied having any knowledge of epstein abusing minors saying "i never saw any inappropriate underage activities with jeffrey ever." on recruiting any underaged girls, first of all, i resent and despise the word recruit, i never had to do anything with underage people, in fact the deposition is littered with maxwell saying i don't recall and i don't recollect -- then there's this photo allegedly taken inside maxwell's london home show at

and being on the up-and-up with epstein.t jeffrey epstein was a wealth manager before he was known as what he was known as, and he was considered a good one so it's not absurd that leon black would do business with him. i think we are going to see some of that if this investigation -- after this internal investigation is over. >>> want to switch gears to morgan stanley. yes, it's been just a couple weeks since i believe it was a $7 billion purchase of eaton vance, a very well-known reputable white shoe money management firm, mutual fund company, but here's the problem that i think james goreman, ceo of morgan stanley knew from the beginning and people are starting to talk about now. if you have in-house mutual funds, do you give it preference over other mutual funds when you are dealing with small investors? and i think those sort of regulatory hurdles are going to start coming down on morgan stanley. they are going to have to deal with those regulatory hurdles because the s.e.c., various securities regulators are always won

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ghi5laine maxwell is the associate and ex—girlfriend of jeffrey epstein.among them, recruiting and grooming girls —— this man you can see in this photo with her — jeffrey epstein, the disgraced financier who died last year while awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges. m5 maxwell has so far always denied any involvement in or knowledge of her late friend's alleged sexual misconduct. ghi5laine maxwell is also a friend of prince andrew. in this bbc interview the duke of york said he had last met m5 maxwell in 2019, before epstein was arrested on sex trafficking charges. however, he said they did not discu55 mr epstein — and that he too had no knowledge of mr ep5tein'5 alleged sexual misconduct. but questions remain about this photo. how did we come to see this document and who decided it should be made public? this was a year is a long fight by the miami herald to publish this expo5e intojeffrey epstein that led to so much more scrutiny on this alleged sex trafficking ring. basically, maxwell's attorneys argued that this would prejudice her upcoming trial

epstein killed himself last year in a federal jail in new york city. >>> and "the new york times" sayshows a nasa spacecraft briefly hitting the surface of an asteroid where it collected rock and dirt samples to be returned to earth. yesterday nasa released video of tuesday's touchdown on the asteroid which is 200 million miles away. it shows the spacecraft crushing rocks and scattering dirt and rubble. >> the event when the gas bottle gets fired, you can see that particles are flying all over the place. we really did kind of make a mess on the surface of this asteroid. it's a good mess. it's the kind of mess we were hoping for. lots of material has been mobilized giving us additional confidence that we actually pushed material up into the sampler head. scientists won't know how much material was collected until next week. they should return to earth in 2023. >>> coming ahead, honoring best country videos. carrie underwood takes the top onnor last night at the cmt music awards. carrie underwood takes the top onnor last night at the cmt music awards. mornings were made for better things

mr epstein, you'll remember, killed himself in prison last year. the papers secret, arguing they could jeopardise her right to a fair trial next year. she's pleaded not guilty to helping epstein groom his victims, as well as perjury. let's bring in the bbc‘s nada tawfik who's been following today's developments. how significant are these documents? extremely significant. 0n how significant are these documents? extremely significant. on one hand, they form the basis of the perjury charges in the criminal case, the trial, that is coming up injuly. 0n the other hand, we have heard so little from ghislaine maxwell who has been described by epstein's victim as the mastermind in the alleged six trafficking ring —— sex trafficking ring. for that to have so trafficking ring. for that to have so many pages looking at her answers and questions to some of the key issues, what she knew, how she was involved, if at all full stop she has of course denied that. it is pretty significant. this has been a legal challenge going for years. the miami herald, after a le

in that interview that he did showed no sympathy for the victims of epstein, until they get sorted outpersonally think it is difficult in quebec the public life. every time he turns up to do something. the papers are going to rehash of the old stories just briefly. the papers are going to rehash of the old storiesjust briefly. all the old storiesjust briefly. all the time this reads like an episode of the crane. the story says that the queen and royal family do want him to get back into public life but we read later on, sources, the men and women that run that say that they're not terribly keen on this. it isa they're not terribly keen on this. it is a good old real plot once again. plot, very interesting word to choose. i think you're in a moment, but last hour, several of oui’ moment, but last hour, several of our news channel colleagues were behind—the—scenes and they keep us going all these hours these incredible talents for journalism and several of them are leaving and we went and checked than if you don't mind indulging me. been here 42 years. amazing. paul harvey, rachel kenned

what she said under oath about jeffrey epstein's abuse of teenage girls. >>> black friday game-changers. where to find the best deals this year without those doorbuster frenzies and how the big brands are helping keep shoppers safe this holiday season. >>> and borat is back. sacha baron cohen joins us live. his new movie dropping early overnight striking a chord with 11 days until the election. this morning, what he's saying about sneaking into one of mike pence's speeches and that headline-making incident with rudy giuliani, only on "gma." >>> good morning, america. happy friday, everybody. it is great to be with you on this busy friday morning. it was a late one last night. >> late one last night? all around. >> for different reasons. but we do have that critical final showdown between president trump and joe biden. >> we certainly did. the two candidates taking the stage together for the very last time before the election. 11 days away. look at this staggering number. nearly 50 million people have already cast their ballots. that is more than 35% of the total voters in 2016. >> as fo

denied the allegations of course and his friendship with the convicted american paedophile jeffrey epstein in that interview that he did showed no sympathy for the victims of epstein, until they get sorted out, i personally think it is difficult in quebec the public life. every time he turns up to do something. the papers are going to rehash of the old stories just briefly. the papers are going to rehash of the old storiesjust briefly. all the old storiesjust briefly. all the time this reads like an episode of the crane. the story says that the queen and royal family do want him to get back into public life but we read later on,

most of it anyway. >>> jeffrey epstein's associates, ghislaine maxwell in her own words calling jufryiar a fant cyst and a true ugly person her deposition was taken in 2016 as part of a defamation lawsuit bild phi jufry who says maxwell recruited her and other underaged girls to have sex with epstein. i don't havery's attorney says ms. maxwell very inappropriately and very harshly pound our law firm table i ask she take a deep breath and calm down. the 58-year-old pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking underaged girls and perjury earlier this year and is being held without bail. federal prosecutors accuse her of lying during this deposition. portions are redacted including names. at one point maxwell is asked about an incident in her london town house, allegations similar to those leveed against prince andrew maxwell says jufry is lying about the assault telling attorneys she then characterized things that took place in my bathroom in the tub itself the tub is the small for any type of activity whatsoever. last year, jufry responded to maxwell's denials. >> she doesn't want to be held

she really says she never witnessed any inappropriate under age activity between jeffrey epstein andhing she witnessed was part of working to really manage his estates and she would often hire massage therapists, gardeners, pool people to manage the estate but again she never witnessed or hired anyone that was under age. this deposition though really does go into very specific detail. again ghislaine maxwell dodging questions but we are going through this as quickly as we can to get a bigger picture of what else this may reveal. it is this document that really was the basis of the poetry claims that prosecutors put through in their criminal trial. we will let you get away and read more of that. donald trump and joe biden will share the stage tonight for the final presidential debate before election day on three november. with me is former republican strategist seth weathers — he worked on the 2016 campaign. and also i'm joined by democrat strategist maura keefe. hello to you both. thanks so much for joining hello to you both. thanks so much forjoining us on bbc news. seth, first of a

mutually assured immunity you need to extort or blackmail or bribe somebody or something and jeff epstein had video of them or set them up with a relationship with an underage girl they know he knows that so what happened as a result they don't talk about what else he is doing so it plays out in all kinds of ways that is mutually assured immunity. >> we don't know if epstein committed the white-collar crime or not. >> it seems the incredible coincidence i think even graduated from college that was managing hundreds of millions of dollars of other people's money and also spent most of his time raping young girls three times a day traveling around the world it seems like if there was the explicit quid pro quo or they gave him money to keep them quiet but we don't really know. >> we don't know because nobody ever saw him trading it is a very strange story. >> also the implicit immunity, cradle to grave you might remember the kid who was drinking and driving his lawyer said my kid is wealthy the kids to pay attention that's why he was driving a car and killed a bunch of people. that worked th

alex epstein is widely known as a climate change skeptic at least 13 percent of americans share his views on global warming a higher proportion than in any other western country epstein advises the oil companies on how to sell their products better olsson using climate denial arguments people have a very deep seated fear of changing our environment and i think that causes that when when we change our environment through fossil fuels through say having a warming influence on climate i think people tend to exaggerate and get overly fearful versus looking at it proportion. since the 19th century the u.s. has burned more comb oil and natural gas than any other country the current administration has refused to take responsibility for that and in 2019 officially gave notice that the u.s. is withdrawing from the paris climate agreement. that's bad news for the countries in the global south that already the ones most affected by climate change and on least able to deal with the impact. i think it's been great for us to have a lot of energy but also it's been amazingly positive for the poorer part

details are coming to light surrounding the 2016 deposition given by a close associate to jeffrey epstein. in it, ghislaine maxwell refutes the account by an accuser, that she was instructed to have sex with prince andrew while inside maxwell's town home. that accuser alleges that this all happened in 2001, while she was underage. last year prince andrew suggested in an interview with the bbc that a photo allegedly taken the night in question was doctored. maxwell is currently spending time in a brooklyn federal jail while facing charges for inciting a minor to travel to engage in illegal sex act. in a disposition -- deposition, maxwell also refused to answer any questions about, quote, consensual adult sex when it came to epstein. >>> a developing story for you this midday. santa clara county's district attorney is dismissing 14 criminal cases that were handled by san jose officers who posted racial comments on social media. a facebook group that included officers was found by a journalist in june. some of the racist posts were discovered. five officers were identified as persons posting

it is the only substantive effort of what maxwell said she did for epstein.axwell is in jail in new york on charges she traffic drawls as long -- as young -- she traffic girls as young as 14 for epstein to abuse. he was found dead in his jail cell last year. authorities call the death suicide. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. the senate judiciary committee has subpoenaed the ceos of facebook and twitter. they want them to testify allegations they have suppressed the story of hunter biden's business dealings with ukraine. the news comes as facebook is seeking new ways to monetize its whatsapp unit. scarlet fu is here with more. how are the stocks doing? scarlet: the stocks are down. big tech is getting hit from all sides. earlier it was by the democratic-controlled house antitrust committee, and today from the republican-led senate judiciary commi

epstein. you think of steve schwartzman that we see a lot or even k.k.r.'s henry kravis. it's something he began with a statement about his relationship with mr. epstein to clear up any misunderstanding that's are out. there he said by his nature he's a private person it runs counter to his nature to speak publicly about personal matters. and he pointed thought has been true ever since he lived through the press coverage of his father's suicide 45 years ago. but he did say, hey, this is affecting apollo and he went on to tell us exactly what his relationship was with mr. epstein. he said, it was a professional relationship in which epstein provided services to the family partnership and related family entities involving estate planning, tax structuring of art entities mr. black, one of the owners, largest owners of fine art in the country. and philanthropic advice that extended over a period of six years from 2012 to 2017, i believe is when it was and he says, leslie, there's never been an all

some of that evidence is said to include documents and even photographs of alleged epstein victims.charged in a 16-count indictment. she has pleaded not guilty. >> the justice department is celebrating, this morning, after two of the four british men dubbed the beatles were brought to the u.s. to face terrorism and murder conspiracy charges. authorities say the men are accused of helping isis carry out brutal crimes, including kidnapping and murdering 27 people, including four americans. nbc's pete williams has more >> reporter: federal prosecutors say these two men helped isis in syria carry out kidnappings and brutal murders among their victims, the justice department says were four americans. aid workers kayla mueller and peter kassig and journalists james foley and steven sotloff and after authorities in london allowed evidence gathered by british investigators to be used in court here. >> today is a good day but it is, also, a solemn one. today, we remember the four innocent, americans, whose lives were taken by isis. >> it almost feels miraculous. at times, i despaired whether

jeffrey epstein's alleged accomplice. now public. what she said under oath about the disturbing allegations against the two of them and what it means for her criminal case. >>> breaking overnight, explosive situation. a dangerous new wildfire erupts in colorado. thousands evacuated and a national park closed, and this morning, fears it could merge with the state's largest wildfire ever. >> all that, plus no football fantasy, but long awaited opening weekend for the big ten is finally here. today, friday, october 23rd, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." it's friday morning. we're glad to have you along with us. hoda has the morning off. getting a jump on the weekend. >> getting a jump on the weekend. quite a debate last week. in fact, there was so much interest in last night's debate, check this out. this was a flight from detroit to washington, d.c. and just about every screen on that plane tun

barry levine has been investigating the allegations at the heart of these cases and says epstein needed the help of someone like maxwell to earn the trust of his alleged victims. >> they were able to present themselves, particularly to young women, and their families in the sense that they appeared as a loving young couple. >> we'll have much more on these depositions at 7:00 a.m. and dan abrams weighs in live. with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. >>> the mountain lion cub that was rescued from the zog fire continues to make progress at the oakland zoo. the zoo posted this video, it shows captain cal eating meatballs. look. i know i'm supposed to tell you the rest of what's happening, look at him. they're injected with antibodies. the zoo says captain cal is gaining weight as he transitions from milk formula to a meat-based diet. >> it almost looked like he was being served with chopsticks. >> he deserves to be pampered. look at him. >> i love him. >> i know, we're like eat, be happy. >> is it too soon to fall in love? >> you might have to fight mike, though. >>> coming up ne

a great example would be jeff epstein. for years he got away with his behavior and the mutually awe shourd immune is -- you don't need to extort or blackmail. someone new that jeff epstein had a videooff them or set them up with a relationship with an underage girl they know he knows that sort what happens as a result? they don't talk pout what else he is doing. and that's one extreme example put i plays out in all kind offed ways and not just in financial crimes that cupid i've -- kind of mutually assured -- >> dough don't now epstein committed white collar crime or not. the sources of his his money are mid-house. >> incredible coincidence that a guy who didn't even graduate from college, maybe a good math brain was imagining hundreds of millions of dollars of people money and while he was supposedly managing it he spent more time looking up or rapes young girls three time as day and traveling around the world. seems to me that there was some -- either an explicit quid pro quo or people gave him money as a way of keeping

questions linger over the cofounder's relationship with jeffrey epstein. to discuss is dani burger.reholders are getting a bit antsy, halting new investments in apollo. give me the latest. dani: the latest happened over the weekend. firm thatnsultancy manages $160 billion of investments has told its clients do not put money with apollo. that's after another consultancy, cambridge associates, did the same last week. two pension funds in the u.s., a pennsylvania public school systems one as well as connecticut. connecticut's treasurer, coming out saying we are not committing new capital to apollo. the australian financial review is reporting one of the tensions is reviewing one of its mandates which is worth one million australian dollars. new yorkthe back of a times report that the cofounder of apollo wired jeffrey epstein 15 million -- $50 million in 2008 after his original conviction of soliciting prostitution from teenagers. this started as a reputational issue for leon black, increasingly becoming one of financial stress for apollo. manus: and in terms of the lasting damage, it i

revolt overlient jeffrey epstein. may stopconsultants recommending apollo.he has professional ties to epstein who was found dead in his jail cell last year while awaiting trial. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. jonathan: thank you. here's your price action this thursday morning. down 2/10 of 1%. i would love to get the tom keene camera up to see what he does in this break. what does he do? he catches up on emily in paris. jonathan: oh he actually takes a nap. there he is. that's wonderful. does he just wake up in a couple of minutes and have a coffee and get ready to go? that was fascinating to find out what he does. he takes a nap. we have a real live shot of tom sleeping. this isare down, limited selloff in treasury which is a lot of dashing question for a lot of people. this is at of you self fulfilling prophecy. that the yield get too high that the feds will cap yields. some say that the fed has already implemented yield curve control without having to do anything. jonathan: more to come with our next guest, and hopefully tom keene is awake

virginia had said she was hired and recruited by maxwell to give epstein massages after she had workedterest of the public, given the interest of the public, given the charges, to really see what ghislaine maxwell said happened. she had argued that would hurt her criminal case. she is waiting eight july trial on those charges that you mentioned but thejudge july trial on those charges that you mentioned but the judge did july trial on those charges that you mentioned but thejudge did not agree with that and this deposition has been made public with even fighting as late as last night over reduction of some people's names. all of that just reminds reduction of some people's names. all of thatjust reminds us how different the legal system can be in the us versus this country but i suppose this is not documentation that will be out there, people can read it, isuppose that will be out there, people can read it, i suppose online, that will be out there, people can read it, isuppose online, in newspapers and it will be poured over. absolutely and this is a very lengthy document, more than 40

, any money he paid epstein for advice or services was a personal matter and not affiliated with the firm but leon black is apollo, to some degree. to what extent in the year 2020 is he still such a key man, such a critical figure for the operation of this firm, as large as it's grown? >> yeah, that's a good point and key distinction to make. black is not necessarily accused of any wrongdoing in his association. now he is involved in the litigation, especially as it pertains to their relationship down in the caribbean, but he's not himself accused of any wrongdoing as it relates to apollo itself, he is the chairman, ceo, on the earnings calls, running essentially the day-to-day of the firm he's still very much associated with apollo, very much the figurehead of that firm. so that is, i think, why we're starting to see some association even though apollo had never done business with jeffrey epstein, the firm says the fact that black is so closely associated with apollo, the firm has kind of become more embroiled into this issue. >> leslie, i know you'll keep us updated as you learn mo

robert epstein, thank you for coming on tonight. are new concerns tonight about the very real dangers, the health effects of locking down schools for the coronavirus. senior correspondent rick leventhal has the latest on that story. >> several studies reaching the same conclusion, in person schooling is better for kids that home schooling and pretty much every way, most importantly putting kids in class does not impact the spread of the coronavirus. one study by yale university of 57,000 child care providers found there were no differences in the percentage of them got covid with their facilities open and those with facilities closed. no heightened risk from working with kids. a spanish study found no increase in infections in teachers or kids who went back to school and those who didn't. one researcher said what we found is the school being open makes absolutely no difference in the number of cases. another researcher in a similar study in 191 countries discovered the same thing. with the data suggests is that opening schools does

lou: just how would big tech and social media manipulate this year's vote, here is doctor epstein again>> if on election day in 2016, if mark zuckerberg for example had chosen to send out a global reminder, say just to democrats and no one would have known if he had done this, that would've given that day an additional at least 450,000 votes to democrats but the point is in 2018 i'm sure they were more aggressive, we have lots of datapo to suppot that and in 2020 you can bet that all of these companies are going to go all out in the methods that they are using are indivisible, they are subliminal, they are more powerful than most any effects i've ever seen in the behavioral sciences and i've been in behavioral sciences for almost 40n years. lou: big tech social media influence, wide-ranging and powerful, a studyen shows 26% of american adults get their news on youtube. their parents, alphabet also parents of google, alphabet, google, facebook and twitter have a combined market tap of close to $2 trillion by comparison the other media powerhouses that effectively control the national lef

epstein was found dead in his cell last year.ws 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. ofitech come of this with wireless mice and webcams found itself at the center of at home working, raising 16% after raising full-year forecasts. joining us now is bracken ceo.ll, logitech's thank you for your time today. really appreciate it. how much longer does this work from home boost last? bracken: thank you for having me. i think the boost is related to the new reality that a lot of us are going to be working from home for good. most of them a few days we get home, a few days a week in the office, and some all the time. so this is kind of the future we saw coming a long time ago. we have positioned ourselves for this. alix: how much of it is pulled forward demand because we were going there anyway versus a structural change? bracken: we started five or six years ago. we saw this

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why didn't he start with jeffrey epstein? who he was friend with for decade. he didn't do much there. there's another part. if it was just trump. that would be bad enough. you have other people who have been seeded around and popping back up like a bad penny. like rudy giuliani for instance. he's been around a long time. making black folks miz rserable. now he's back. selling services to donald trump. finding conspiracies against joe biden. the white house waspi warned ru was targeted by russian intelligence to feed disinformation to donald trump. notma surprising. intelligence raised concerns he was being used to feed russian disinformation to have the president. theo warning to the white hous which hasn't been previously reported. led to snashl security adviser to caution trump in a private conversation if anything information he brought back from ukraine should be considered contaminated by russia. that didn't happen. there's anpp active lane to trus ear and brain. rudy is one of them. from russia. >> trank said earlier never in their wildest dreams could t