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man on everyone's lips at the moment,
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Jeffrey Epste.
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So Epste's a fascinating case because
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Epstein fits all of the primary pillars
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of a foreign intelligence asset
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collecting information on American
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citizens, not an American spy working
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for someone else. It's funny because
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people keep thinking like CIA killed him
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or people keep thinking that he somehow
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worked for CIA or maybe even worked for
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for MSAD. What I see is the opposite.
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That he, if anything, was working
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independently, maybe even working for
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several countries, but collecting
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information on US people.
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Is that what you believe?
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I think that he could have been that. I
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don't know that I necessarily believe
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that it's true
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because he was a very successful
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business person. He had lots of um
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successful friends. I was interviewing
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someone the other day and they said that
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they met Jeffrey Epstein and Jeffrey
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Epstein was really really interested in
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their physics and science discoveries
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and wasn't interested at all in the
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finance year stuff that he was
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pretending to or he was purporting to be
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involved in. And um this person said to
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me it was just really particular really
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bizarre because he was only interested
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in the the physics and science
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discoveries we had at Harvard. he wasn't
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particularly interested in finance to me
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and that person was was like really
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shocked by that.
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What I've learned working with wealthy
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people and successful people is that
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they're often very intelligent and
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they're often misunderstood and part of
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the reason that they have grown as
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successful as they have grown is because
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they don't really fit in anywhere else.
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If they would have fit in somewhere
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else, they would have been distracted by
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the area where they fit in. Instead,
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they had to carve their own interests,
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their own passions, their own
