Hi, everybody. I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead Serious. You know, I kind of wonder when I'm going to stop talking about Epstein. And then suddenly the DOJ drops something in my lap that almost bruised my lap. And that was this declaration that there is officially

no client list, no little black book, no Heidi Fleiss type of book. Google it if you're too

young to know who Heidi Fleiss is. Trust me, it's great story. And she's actually kind of cool.

But so here's what I have to say about that.

Okay.

I actually didn't think that a billionaire carried around a little black book.

I actually didn't think he had a client list.

What I did think was he had a whole bunch of people who did a whole bunch of icky things, right?

And I think there's a digital trail.

No, I don't think there's a little black book, a physical list. But the DOJ isn't saying the other stuff doesn't exist.

They just said the client list doesn't exist. And they said, oh yeah, it's suicide. I'm actually

okay with that one. I get it. Not everybody is, but I personally am. I will say this. I'm not sure if we will

get the commitment from the federal government, the FBI or the DOJ, no matter who's in office,

to really dig deep on this one. I do think there are a lot of really powerful people who are

very, very close to Epstein. I know them. I've seen them.

I was in the New York scene with Epstein. I didn't go to any of his parties, but I was invited.

And I would have been right there in those photographs unknowing and thinking he was some big

charitable, you know, tycoon because he did give a lot of money away. And everybody loved

him until they figured out what he was doing. But here's a deal. It's one thing to say there's no client list.

Right. Got it. It's another thing to say it was absolutely a suicide, nothing to see here.

And the DOG just dropped this 11-hour video, a surveillance video from the Metropolitan

Correction Center in Southern Manhattan where he was being held.

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