Mr. New York.

Hey, that's Mark Simone.

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So, as we told you yesterday, the committee looking at Jeffrey Epstein has asked for months and months and months to have Bill and Hillary Clinton come testify.

Donald Trump had very little to do with Jeffrey Epstein. He knew him briefly in the beginning, cut him off, threw him out of Mar-a-Lago.

He knew him for a year or two.

And then you're talking about back in the, you know, 25 years ago.

It was the Clintons that had a very close friendship or whatever it was, relationship with Epstein, business, whatever it was.

It was continuing until the end. The Clintons very close to Epstein. And, whatever it was, it was continuing until the end. The Clinton's very close to

Epstein. And in the case of Trump, Epstein became a wealthy guy, went to Palm Beach, and if you're

a very wealthy guy in Palm Beach, one of the first things you do is join Mar-a-Lago. And he started

hanging around there. That's where Trump got to know him. And here in New York, Epstein would throw these great parties or be at these great parties. And you got a certain charm to him. I always found him kind of sleazy, but he was spending a lot of money. So, you know, a club a country club a marlago a resort and a guy

comes and has a ton of money and he seems to be spending it in your place you're nice to him

you're friendly with him and all the pictures you see with trump are all at parties so if there was a big

party in the ballroom uh you know trump would come come down, spent a few minutes with the guy.

It's perfectly normal.

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