Bill Gates says Jeffrey Epstein tried to use information about his private life as 'leverage'
Gates said Epstein used details about his marriage to pressure him, while he told lawmakers the meetings were only about philanthropy and raised no funds.
- On Wednesday, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates testified voluntarily before the House Oversight Committee in Washington about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, marking the panel's 15th interview on the matter.
- Gates initiated meetings with Epstein in 2011, three years after the financier's Florida prostitution conviction, believing Epstein could mobilize billions in philanthropic resources for global health initiatives.
- During testimony, Gates alleged Epstein leveraged sensitive information about his extramarital affairs to pressure him into continued engagement, stating he 'should never have met with Epstein in the first place.'
- Committee member Robert Garcia, D-Calif., described Gates as cooperative, noting he 'provided us with information about other folks that were in Mr Epstein's orbit' during questioning.
- Chairman James Comer plans to invite attorney Alan Dershowitz and acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to testify in July as the committee continues investigating institutional failures surrounding Epstein.
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‘GRAVE ERROR’: Diabolical Depopulationist Bill Gates Reveals Information That Jeffrey Epstein Tried to ‘Leverage’ Against Him
(Daily Signal)—Bill Gates told a House committee Wednesday that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein tried to leverage information about marital infidelity by the Microsoft founder against him. The billionaire told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that the infidelity was separate from his ties with Epstein, who was charged in 2019 with sex trafficking of minors. Gates added that he was not aware of any criminal activity by E…
Bill Gates details ‘grave error’ of Epstein ties
What happenedBill Gates told the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday he made a “grave error in judgment” by ever meeting with Jeffrey Epstein but “never witnessed nor had any indication” of his “ongoing criminal conduct,” according to his opening statement. As Gates appeared for his closed-door testimony, The New York Times published new details on the White House’s “freakout over the Epstein files.”Who said whatGates met with Epstein between…
Bill Gates brazen: "I knew of his past crimes, but I didn't realize they were so serious."Jeffrey Epstein tried to exploit my marital infidelity." Bill Gates' words, spoken yesterday in front of the American Congress, which say as much about the paedophile worker as about the patron of Microsoft.
Before the US Congress, Microsoft co-founder Gates stated that the sex offender Epstein blackmailed him because of his affairs. However, he had never observed criminal behavior before. The contact was a mistake.
Bill Gates secret Epstein testimony reveals men ‘only saw what they wanted to see’
Behind closed doors on Wednesday, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates told lawmakers that his relationship with accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was one based in strategic networking and the promise of philanthropy.
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