Yassamin Ansari on Les Wexner: ‘It Is Very Hard to Believe Him Based on the Questions That Were Asked and the Responses That Were Given’

ANSARI: “You know, I went in with a very earnest attempt to ask questions and was hoping to get as many substantive answers as possible from Les Wexner. It is very hard to believe him based on the questions that were asked and the responses that were given. And I‘ll elaborate on that, as you very well just outlined, Caitlin, there was a decades long relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Les Wexner. He had power of attorney over his finances. He gave him almost $1 billion even though it‘s pretty unclear what exactly he was doing. And those questions were asked when we asked today, and I asked him this question about the nature of their relationship, were you guys friends? Did you consider yourself to have a personal relationship? Obviously, this is someone you trusted with so much of your life, he said no and he took on the same sort of demeanor that we‘ve seen from many other men who talk about their relationships with Jeffrey Epstein, whether that be President Trump, who now, you know, acts like they barely knew each other. To howard lutnick, who had to change course when it was revealed that he went to Epstein‘s island. This was very similar. It was a no. You know I don‘t we weren‘t we weren‘t good friends. We we didn‘t have a personal relationship. He simply was my advisor. Then we‘d ask him questions about, you know, why he trusted him with so much money despite it being reported that many of his close advisers at the time advised against it. He said he didn‘t remember. So because of that very basic question, not receiving a response that I felt”

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Yassamin Ansari on Les Wexner: ‘It Is Very Hard to Believe Him Based on the Questions That Were Asked and the Responses That Were Given’‘He had power of attorney over his finances‘News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:ANSARI: “You know, I went in with a very earnest attempt to ask questions and was hoping to get as many substantive answers as possible from Les Wexner. It is very hard to believe him based on the questions that were asked and the responses that were given. And I‘ll elaborate on that, as you very well just outlined, Caitlin, there was a decades long relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Les Wexner. He had power of attorney over his finances. He gave him almost $1 billion even though it‘s pretty unclear what exactly he was doing. And those questions were asked when we asked today, and I asked him this question about the nature of their relationship, were you guys friends? Did you consider yourself to have a personal relationship? Obviously, this is someone you trusted with so much of your life, he said no and he took on the same sort of demeanor that we‘ve seen from many other men who talk about their relationships with Jeffrey Epstein, whether that be President Trump, who now, you know, acts like they barely knew each other. To howard lutnick, who had to change course when it was revealed that he went to Epstein‘s island. This was very similar. It was a no. You know I don‘t we weren‘t we weren‘t good friends. We we didn‘t have a personal relationship. He simply was my advisor. Then we‘d ask him questions about, you know, why he trusted him with so much money despite it being reported that many of his close advisers at the time advised against it. He said he didn‘t remember. So because of that very basic question, not receiving a response that I felt”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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