So based on that letter back and forth, on other occasions, Epstein appears to emphasize that he didn't feel the financial dealings with Black to be to some of their relationship.

Of course, re-ended financial issues.

I'm always there for you and will continue to be the best friend I can be.

He reportedly put it.

The Times reports suggest that Epstein introduced Leon Black to a number of young women over the years, some of whom would later accuse Black of sexual abuse,

citing court documents and notes taken by Congress investigators.

The newspaper identifies one of those women as Cherry Pearson, whom Epstein had at one time paid for massage services.

Can you go to Cherry Pearson, C-H-E-R-I, Pearson is P-I-E-R.

You got it right there, Epstein.

That's Cherry Pearson. Go back on where you were at, Rob, and go to the first story in New York

Times from two days ago. You've been blocked, Rob. New York Times doesn't like you.

You're a robot. On another occasion, Epstein is understood to have advised Black on payments of $10 million

dollars to another woman.

Wow, advise him to pay $10 million to another woman.

Goosey Jan Rivera, after she accused Black of sexual assault, black, had reportedly

acknowledged having an extramarital affair with her but denied assaulting her.

Congressional investigators had apparently also raised concerns of millions of dollars

paid by black to at least eight women who were later listed amongst Epstein's

associated and victims.

Okay.

So then there's a connection here because because black has apparently declined to comment on the

reasons for those payments.

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