. >> in the past week we saw barclays bank ceo jeff staley step down under revelations he had 1200 emailstein. stunning to think that the ceo of a major bank has been sitting son in his post knowing that a major investigation and thought, no, i'm okay in this job. besides jeff staley and a move like this what other investigations should we be aware of that could impact other people, besides maxwell? >> reporter: right, obviously the staley investigation which as we saw reported by our colleagues at cnbc, he's being subpoenaed by the u.s. virgin islands. on top of that, it's been reported that the manhattan district attorney's office is taking a look at leon black, that's another potential avenue, another potential investigation. it's interesting to see, steph, if any other big names come up at this trial. prosecutors wanted to introduce evidence of ghislaine maxwell involving of age women, over the age of 18, and possible dates to use their term, that she said up for other men. the judge is not allowing that to come in -- it has to be focused on the time period here that's charged. and it

and the only way we're going to do that is by paying attention that barclays chief, jeff staley, has a step down from his position as ceo find the latest round of investigations. busy into his relationship with jeffrey jeffrey, i've seen with a client of j. p. morgan that private bank, which is shaylee, used to run prior to taking over as a group ceo and director barclays. shaylee was obviously surprised by the result of the investigation as well as the reaction by the board of directors. as he was said to travel to the sea of the 26 climate talk during glasgow. happening just this week, instead of daily found himself resigning from his position. following the results of the probe, which was done by the financial conduct authority and prudential regulation authority that the investigation made. no finding staley saw or was aware of mister abstains legit crimes. however, the board and mister staley agreed to still part ways. so to give us more insight and if this means the investigation, however slow is still progressing and bringing justice, we bring legal journalists, a contributor

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immediately, oh, go buy me this painting, go do this and that's what these people used him for , jeff staleye had a little different relationship in the sense that it was a business relationship while he worked at jpmorgan. what's interesting to me is that the number of high level people here who believe jeffrey epstein was good at his job, okay? it wasn't just staley. it was leon black, it was bill gates, obviously, thought he was doing something right, they engaged each other about him raising money for i think the gates foundation, it was alan dershowitz. so remember, just because you know jeffrey epstein doesn't mean you're on the island. liz: can i just say one thing? staley has said he told investigators that he kind of drifted away from jeffrey epstein and he kind of even -- charlie: 2015 i believe. liz: charlie 2008 jeffrey epstein plead guilty to child prostitution in florida. charlie: having sex with a 17- year-old is, as jeffrey put it to me, because i was one of the last reporters he spoke to, epstein actually engaged with me a little bit before he got arrested because i was doin

take down another wall street mogul of sorts leon black was the first to get wrapped up and now jeff staleye misled the board. what do you make of this >> it could be a witch hunt. i don't know the situation in great britain. i have known jes a long time he's a great guy the best thing to do is lay everything out on the table. when i got fired from the white house. i made a mistake i owned the mistake. i got out of there quickly people will forgive you if you do that. if you think about what's going on with jeff epstein and his life story there are levels of intoxication isity they are ashamed of. perhaps he held back at a time where a good crisis management put all the cards on the table his board supported them when you are at the top of a big bank, it is not the board that matters. it is the politics i thinks that what got jes in trouble. we didn't talk about elon musk i just got to give 0 seconds i drove the tesla last night first time in a tesla. the car is a spaceship i would get out of the way of elon musk if i were you. you don't want to get in the way of a space ship moving silentl

saying it was about the characterization that staley himself made about his relationship with the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. back to you. >> jeff, sort of plain english, i guess, it sounds like they disagree with how mr. staley characterized that relationship. that maybe he undersold or -- i know we're speculating a little bit, but certainly when we talk about characterizations of language, sounds like he may have undersold his relationship in some way that displeased the board and the investigation. >> absolutely. he has always said throughout that he's been transparent and clear with the regulators and the board. and the board had given him its full backing this investigation has been going on for some time as you can imagine but it is clear, i think, from what the fca and the pra, those are the initials of the regulators what they've said at this stage is that they won't comment on an ongoing investigation. but clearly there is something about the characterization that jes staley made himself that they reflected to the barclays board that they are not happy about and that would seem to be at the root of his departure but as