Ron Insana: ‘Maintaining a Relationship for an Extended Period of Time With Someone Like Jeffrey Epstein … It’s Hard to Fathom’

INSANA: “Look, listen, I would imagine. That ultimately they would have asked her to, to to leave the firm at some juncture because this is an untenable situation. When you talk about, you know, 9000 emails, when you already know that Jeffrey Epstein had been a convicted sex offender, it’s beyond the pale, I think, part ways a little bit with bill here, insofar as, you know, maintaining a relationship for an extended period of time with someone like Jeffrey Epstein, whether or not, you know, you’re involved with his specific crimes, it’s hard to fathom. I mean, I think if any of us were around someone with with that background, we would walk away. We would not continue to email and offer, you know, a series of exchanges, ask for advice, financial or otherwise, and be anywhere near someone like that. So it’s really unfathomable to me that the net has been cast so far and so wide and has ensnared so many people, whether it’s in abu dhabi, whether it’s in Norway, whether it’s leon black, whether it’s a whole host of other individuals, you know, who are either related to apollo or Goldman Sachs or whatever, this has become unfathomable to me. Ezra Klein did a great piece this morning, an interview called the infrastructure of Jeffrey Epstein’s power, and the extent to which he was tied to so many people with this zelig like quality and seeming to be so valuable to so many different”

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Ron Insana: ‘Maintaining a Relationship for an Extended Period of Time With Someone Like Jeffrey Epstein … It’s Hard to Fathom’‘I think if any of us were around someone with with that background, we would walk away’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:INSANA: “Look, listen, I would imagine. That ultimately they would have asked her to, to to leave the firm at some juncture because this is an untenable situation. When you talk about, you know, 9000 emails, when you already know that Jeffrey Epstein had been a convicted sex offender, it’s beyond the pale, I think, part ways a little bit with bill here, insofar as, you know, maintaining a relationship for an extended period of time with someone like Jeffrey Epstein, whether or not, you know, you’re involved with his specific crimes, it’s hard to fathom. I mean, I think if any of us were around someone with with that background, we would walk away. We would not continue to email and offer, you know, a series of exchanges, ask for advice, financial or otherwise, and be anywhere near someone like that. So it’s really unfathomable to me that the net has been cast so far and so wide and has ensnared so many people, whether it’s in abu dhabi, whether it’s in Norway, whether it’s leon black, whether it’s a whole host of other individuals, you know, who are either related to apollo or Goldman Sachs or whatever, this has become unfathomable to me. Ezra Klein did a great piece this morning, an interview called the infrastructure of Jeffrey Epstein’s power, and the extent to which he was tied to so many people with this zelig like quality and seeming to be so valuable to so many different”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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