Figure Out Where The Money Was.

Fired him. I mean, yeah. I mean, I don't know what that is.

All I'm saying is, you know, she, I think she will. Now, my opinion is she will learn from this mistake. She will stop speaking in further cases for sure.

But she's also probably going to trust in utilizing the resources afforded to her in the DOJ, which then I think is a benefit for all of us. And hopefully this isn't the end of the Epstein saga, and we can one day get accountability for all the people who were victimized and, you know, and brutalized by these people. Well, the one thing I will say about this is, like, everyone does need to kind of remember that, like, it's not like the people that were victims of this have, like, you know, they were paid $550 million out in settlement fees.

So and a lot of them signed on to the Epstein, like, the Epstein victim protection thing, which was – sorry, Epstein victim compensation plan. So the way that that worked was if they didn't list people within that, all other people that they signed on to were considered automatically protected. So, you know, I don't know how much you're actually really going to get is the real question.

Like, I mean, I don't know how much you're going to get. And the other side of that is that each one of those people in that original agreement, if they signed it, it said, you know, you can list other people, and we urge you to do so, and they didn't do that. So I guess, again, if you really want to know what happened with all that, the financial stuff, you should FOIA all of that and, you know, figure out where the money was.