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Hey there, folks. It is Monday, August 25th, and Robach and I were planning to do a dramatic reading of the Galane Maxwell transcript of her interview.

But it turns out wasn't a whole lot of dramatic anything in

there. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. and Rose, people keep waiting

for bombshell, bombshell, bombshell, something right to be dropped. Look, there was some,

it was some fascinating reading, but once again, there's no bombshell information that people are waiting on.

Yeah, we actually spent the weekend reading through the transcript, so you don't have to.

That sounds terrible. This is what we do with our weekends.

But actually, that is what we did for a large part of our weekend.

Because look, and it wasn't, I actually was kind of dreading it a little bit,

and then you had a bit of a head start on me, and you said to me,

babe, if I were actually on vacation or on the beach, I would keep reading this.

Not, and because almost it was fiction, I'm just going to go ahead and say it read like a fiction

novel to me

because she was taking, well, some creative licenses with, that goes and flies directly in the

face of what we've heard from victims, what we've certainly heard in court transcripts and

court documents and her version of events certainly makes a lot of folks look really rosy,

including herself. And that's certainly not the information we've received from the people

who suffered at the hands of her and Jeffrey Epstein. You know, even Epstein doesn't come out looking

that bad according to her. Yeah. I mean, she and someone that will get to a particular quote in why we're saying that.

But even, as you say, people come out looking rosy and I was thinking, who does look bad in this?

And I said, Epstein, kind of.

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