she's suing jeffrey epstein. maxwell. >> can you tell us your full name for the record? >> jeffrey edward epstein. >> during the depositions, he invoked his fifth amendment right to remain silent every time. >> another long time friend of yours is ghislaine maxwell, right? >> ghislaine maxwell and you have devised several schemes to lure underage girls to you for sex. isn't that correct? is it true that you have had underage females for orgies with you and ghislaine maxwell? is it true, mr. epstein, that you and ghislaine maxwell forced virginia roberts to have sex with you on a daily basis? >> unfortunately at this time, no matter how i would like to respond to your questions, i must assert my sixth amendment, fifth amendment, and 14th amendment rights under the u.s. constitution. >> i also am deposing epstein's staff and former staff, trying to find answers. >> one of the few witnesses who actually answers the lawyers' questions is alfredo rodriguez. >> do you swear the testimony you're about to give to be the t

we are learning more about the people jeffrey epstein targeted.senting 67 of jeffrey epstein's alleged victims. she is the coauthor of relentless pursuit of our battle with jeffrey epstein. we are happy to have her on. thank you for joining us so much. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: it is our pleasure. this is an interesting story and under covered for whatever reason. let's start with the "vanity fair" piece. i know other knowledge other than the story, but it says that liz waxman was essentially the guy with the whole operation but do you think that is true? >> so this article, is what we like to see, there are three categories that we talk about, the abuse and/or, the enablers and the friends of jeffrey epstein and a category where you had jeffrey as the money manager in new york city and so many people on his side. these friends of jeffrey epstein are the people who are on his islands, in his house at dinner. the same people having conversation with women they now know were traffic and actually abused. including less wexner are the peo

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then, for example, we have abstract jeffrey epstein, who could have brought down the system, the establishment. i mean, he's friends included president celebrities, superstar sickness oh, all manner of people, well known and many of them frequented movies parties, parties where there was a legend, the abuse of children, sexual abuse of children. he was found also hadn't in his, in his jail. so many people do by that, so except cool says there's no proof. there's no evidence that there was foul play . nevertheless, it is, it is starting because all these that's happened in areas in the country where the united states and europe, which are 1st in the front room when they hear about human rights abuses or prosecution of activists in china. russia, for example, a song has been harass, tortured, and we have no idea what is happening to him right now. then the anglo saxons will issue immediate release saying no longer could he's free, sol suffer the vulgar world, slow infamy. and that's it. the rest can do this kind of thing, this card there to sonnets. the point is that there is now the least of hi

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its former ceo stepping down over ties to jeffrey epstein.ther former top executive was accused of bullying and unwanted sexual advances. the new chief executive says the re-branding effort is about advocating for women, saying this is a dramatic shift for our brand. >> 74% of americans are more likely to trust someone with an established personal brand. data supports it, intuition supports it, and i think it's kind of like the cultural mood supports this. so i think if they follow through on it, and it's not just a gimmick, but they actually move in this direction it could make a huge difference. >> reporter: the stores will take on a new look, with mannequins of different shapes and sizes. the iconic fashion show was canceled in 2019, but it may return next year, just in a different form. mona, andrew? >> thanks, andrea. >>> we're hearing more from the massachusetts lobster diver who says he was briefly caught in the mouth of a humpback whale. >> michael packard said it lasted 30 or 40 seconds before the whale spit him out. he was a guest o

billionaire financier jeffrey epstein was charged with running a sex trafficking ring making him anotherh-profile case manhattan district attorney office. december 2018, the new york post reported they believed epstein's lawyers who claimed in 2011 that there are no real victims here, deputy chief of cyrus sex crimes unit requested a manhattan judge in january 2011 to change epstein's status in the offender registry for the most dangerous to the least restrictive level one. according to the post manhattan supreme court justice ruth said i've never seen the prosecutor's office to anything like this. after many cases much less troubling than this one where prosecutors never make a downward argument like this. when asked by the judge as to why she was asking for the classification downgrade, the deputy disclosed she never actually wrote to the florida u.s. attorney who dealt with the investigation into epstein, the judge said i don't think you did much of an investigation here. i am shocked. they can't do enough investigating of donald trump. one prosecutor made a mistake told the post who

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many room as again a lot of speculation, conspiracies, i would say there was also, of course, jeffrey epstein, who, who, who could have brought down the entire establishment with his testimony. i mean, look, look into the people. he entertained the some of the people who presumably attended his parties. parties where there was child abuse people pictured at his part exactly superstar president seeing is all manner of officials and celebrities suspected suicide hung himself in jail. and the cool is there is another big name, another person who is right now, being persecuted for their views, their political views, their investigative work and their journalism. europe should not extradite those accused of non violent crimes to a court system so unfair in prison system. so cruel, that native born defendants would rather die than become subject to julian sons could be next until the system is reformed. a moratorium should remain. julian sons, of course, is really released information reports, investigations are more crimes in which dozens and dozens of people died. so for more crimes, there was al

like jeffrey epstein, the moment.piracies flying around and so it will take a while for those two settle down. it is right now suspected to be a suicide. plenty of people saying he was murdered because he knew too much about this thing or that thing. he promoted conspiracy theories. he accused the cia of being out to kill him. he had long—term paranoia and delusions but was very media friendly and so he got on on television a lot and treated as a security issue. maybe he will be remembered for practically inventing the antivirus industry. maybe he will be remembered for the violent crimes he has been accused of committing orjust is lifestyle, lots of hired sex workers, armed guards, enthusiastic embrace of drugs and alcohol at different times. but you know, people believe the reality they want to believe and there are plenty of people who will tie this to qanon and other conspiracies. i hope he is remembered for either the good innovative security work he did or the fact that he was credibly accused of multiple seriou

like jeffrey epstein, there are all these conspiracies right now flying around and so it will take asome people will probably believe, it is right now suspected to be a suicide. plenty of people saying he was murdered because he knew too much about this thing or that thing. he had fuelled a lot of these things by promoting conspiracy theories. he accused the cia of being out to kill him. he had long—term paranoia and delusions but was very media—friendly and so he got on television a lot and treated as a serious security expert, which he has not been for quite some time. maybe he will be remembered for practically inventing the antivirus industry. maybe he will be remembered for the violent crimes he has been accused of committing orjust his exorbidant lifestyle, lots of hired sex workers, lots of armed guards, enthusiastic embrace of drugs and alcohol at different times. but you know, people believe the reality they want to believe and there are plenty of people who are going to tie this to qanon or other made—up conspiracies. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: two penalties o

kennedy: while jeffrey epstein did not kill himself to the same thing is being said about john mcafeeru libertarian presidential cat has reportedly died in a spanish prison. but they are not buying the official story. founder of mcafee associates was sent to a spanish last fall after being charged to separate tax evasion cases spanish authorities just announced earlier today mcafee was to be x-rayed to the u.s. to face the music. and now the deceased lawyer says the man worth 100 million doses so distraught over being in prison he hanged himself. that is feeling an avalanche of conspiracy theories, why? 2019 he infamously tweeted this a photo of a tattoo on his arm saying if i suicide myself i didn't. i was wack too. so what is the real story behind john mcafee and his reported death? try me now treason editor at large of the host of the interview podcast nick gillespie is back. nick, this is a crazy story but somehow oddly fitting for john mcafee's life and death to be mysterious and questionable and leaves quite a legacy, go ahead. >> there is no question that john mcafee's a death

points, there has never been an interview with athletes have been like well, i know who killed jeffrey epsteinne in after the next match to find out more. >> that is a fair point, so i'm going to give it to you, but let's move on from the tennis octagon to the boxing diamond. >> oh my god, you are drunk. >> well, that and i never learned shapes. the moint is over the weekend we saw one of the weirdest boxing matches in recent history. >> it tweant a the knockout many boxing experts predicted as youtube celebrity logan paul went the eight round distant with former multitime champion floyd mayweather. >> the florida state boxing commission didn't sanction the fight because of the size and skill level disparities. >> mayweather made at least $10 million just for participating and he got 50% of the pay per view buys. he could get as much as $100 million. >> come on. how do you pretend this was a real fight, kosta it was a retireee versus a youtube celebrity, it tweant a boxing match t was a boxing match. >> i don't understand sign language and i don't get your point. maybe you didn't follow your b

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tweeting recently, if anything happens to me, i'm telling you, i did not hang myself it is an jeffrey epstein thing he had a tattoo on his arm that said "whack. i don't know nobody knows he's playing us from the grave at this point. >> not the first time left the country. belize he fearedfor his life which is why he left then. >> the irs would be after you if you didn't report any taxes from 2014 -- >> he didn't file returns. >> from 2014 to 2018 when i saw it, andrew and becky, and all of the previous tweets, you immediately want to think jeffrey epstein or some conspiracy then you look at the details that was the same day that he was going to get extradited. no one wants to spend the next 30 years in jail >> he was 75 >> yeah. >> he lived many lives. >> i was surprised he was 75 he still looks pretty good >>> now to the latest on the potential infrastructure deal. the bipartisan group of senator reached a tentative agreement and set to brief the white house. the lawmakers declined to disclose details only saying the group agreed on spending levels from the various infrastructure projects, b

the angel campaign has been mired in criticism due to former ceo's ties to jeffrey epstein. at $69.37 right now. well, as victoria's secret revamps its angels, companies are scrambling to coop up with esg guidelines, environmental, social and governance. yeah, right. [laughter] that hay be coming from the biden administration. oh, yes, it's charlie gasparino once again talking about the woke rules. hi, charlie. >> reporter: hey, liz. i'm talking about it because ceos are talking about it, liz. and from what i understand, ceos are now starting to line up outside the door of gary gensler, the chairman of the sec -- not quite outside his door, but at least trying to get a call in with him, so to speak, so figuratively lining up outside his door to figure out just how far he's going to push these rules. because if he does what he claims he wants to do, liz, let's be real frank here, this is probably the biggest change in corporate governance requirements in terms of disclosures that has hit wall street and hit corporate america probably since the 1930s. this is really big stuff

the emotions that they're feeling right now, but i hear deal and immediately my mind goes to jeffrey epstein, the deal he made, the sweetheart deal everybody was talking about. what is it with these deals that are being made that's just basically -- we have to say they're separate cases, separate circumstances, but when you were victimized, does that really matter. i just can't imagine what they're feeling, thinking that they had some sort of, you know, justice to them and then all of a sudden now it's like gone. again, in minutes really. this happened -- we were breaking this on the air just a few hours ago and now we believe that might be his car that he's riding in possibly. >> yeah. i'm just hearing from some of the accusers and how hard this day is for them and how emotional it is. so, elie, what now for them? where do they go now for justice? >> yeah, i'm afraid i don't have great answers for them on this case. this is a decision by the pennsylvania state supreme court. the only place you can appeal that is to the united states supreme court. the united states supreme court only takes

after what happened to jeffrey epstein in his prison cell, would it really be surprising to learn that could he affect his own death? a lever to a brilliant jet-setting bitcoins mogul to pull it off. for legal reasons, i'm not saying he is still alive or that he was murdered. i will let kat do that. but it's like steve doocy used to say when we'd go camping. if there's nobody, there's no crime. [scattered laughter] all right, kat, you met and talked to him -- >> i did. >> greg: how long ago -- >> you're going to say when i was in my 40s or something like that. whenever you make fun of me for being old, you're much older than i am. you are aging as a man, but still very >> greg: yeah, but i age gracefully. >> ih very gracefully. >> greg: let's get back to the topic. mcafee, alive or dead! >> i bummed a cigarette from the sky at the libertarian convention in 2016 and we talked for 15 minutes it was truly -- like i've been bored every second of my life compared to that. no offense. >> greg: that's almost as and insulting is what mike said. >> people have this thing, most people in their b

>> jeffrey epstein didn't kill himself! >> all right.to his house in elkins park right outside philadelphia, pennsylvania. we heard a lot of people in the crowd cheering or yelling at him. we heard his legal representatives talking about what they perceive to be an injustice of mr. cosby having spent the previous three years in prison. we did not hear bill cosby speak himself. he was just released this afternoon. he appears to be in somewhat frail condition. let's go back to our legal experts we have with us former federal prosecutor jennifer rodgers, as well as criminal defense attorney joey jackson. jennifer, let me start with you. we did not hear bill cosby speak, although he did make an appearance. did that surprise you? >> not really. i mean, i'm sure he's overwhelmed and happy to have his lawyers speak for him. i was interested in what they said. they're celebrating as they should their client has walked free, it's a big victory for them. but to allege political corruption. they're making a lot of strong allegations here about what

his office for its approach to allegations of sex crimes against high profile defendants like jeffrey epsteinnd harvey weinstein. vance said epstein should get the lowest possible sex offender status in a court proceeding. he charged and dropped a case against a prominent french politician. some legal experts say he bungled that case. others said he was actually scared to finish the job. >> district attorney vance has abandoned an innocent woman and had denied an innocent woman a right to get justice in a rape case. >> why were they so scared? because of his power and who he was got a free ride. >> in 2015, vance also passed on indicting weinstein for groping allegations despite audiotape evidence. vance defended that decision at the time as all about the evidence and the rules, not whether he wanted to get someone like weinstein. >> i, as d.a., have to be guided by the evidence and the elements of the crime and my experts in the office. and if i stop being guided by any of those things and start being guided by outside influences, whether it's money or whether it's public opinion, then i'm n

have filed for divorce over concerns about her husband's previous dealings with sex trafficker jeffrey epsteinclearing his history according to politico, 87-year-old iowa senator chuck grassley gets up at 4:00 a.m. every day, as well as 5:15, 6:00 a.m., 6:45 and 7:10 that's right, 87-year-old iowa senator chuck grassely gets up at 4:00 a.m. every day and often goes for a two-mile run and does push-ups said grassley, "i do?" the manager of a movie theater in minnesota was recently arrested for allegedly selling cocaine alongside popcorn and was pretty brazen about it a small sketch of a bear by leonardo da vinci measuring less than eight square inches is expected to sell at an auction for over $16 million, which is way too high because da vinci was originally trying to draw a dog. it's no good no it's very good it's a bear? it's a dog and finally, yesterday was singer billy joel's 72nd birthday and this time, he did almost start the fire oh, wait and that was a monologue you guys, we got a great show for you tonight. she's an emmy-nominated and golden globe-winning actress for her work on "blac