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Bill Gates 'took responsibility for his actions' over Epstein links, foundation says
Bill Gates apologized for meeting Jeffrey Epstein and involving foundation executives, calling it a mistake during a town hall attended by Gates Foundation staff.
- On Feb 24, Bill Gates apologized to Gates Foundation staff and the foundation said he `took responsibility for his actions`, refocusing scrutiny on his controversial friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
- Following the release of DOJ files and press coverage, a Gates Foundation spokesperson told Reuters the town hall addressed the Epstein files and reflected what Gates shared.
- Gates explained that the photos were taken at Epstein's request by Epstein's assistants, told staff `I saw nothing illicit` on Tuesday, and acknowledged two affairs with Russian women unrelated to Epstein's victims.
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Bill Gates 'took responsibility for his actions' over Epstein links, foundation says
Bill Gates "took responsibility for his actions" over ties to late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in a town hall meeting with employees of the Gates Foundation, a spokesperson for the philanthropic group told Reuters in a written statement on Tuesday.
·United Kingdom
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'Did nothing illicit, saw nothing illicit': Bill Gates apologises Gates Foundation staff over Epstein links
Gates apologised to the employees to acknowledge the mistakes that had cast a cloud over the philanthropic group. While he said that he had affairs with two Russian women, Gates maintained that neither of them was one of Epstein's victims
·Mumbai, India
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Bill Gates breaks silence on Epstein links, ‘took responsibility for his actions’ during town hall meeting
Bill Gates publicly issued statements following a massive release of Department of Justice documents and took responsibility for his actions regarding his ties to late financier and sex offender...
·Pakistan
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