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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Channing" data-source="post: 191365" data-attributes="member: 10"><p>I'll just repost what I said about it over in the Epstein thread:</p><p></p><p>Well what a cringe worthy spectacle that interview turned out to be. One that he will surely live to regret. Some of the excuses were just ridiculous. How stupid does he think people are?? And the arrogance of the man is astonishing. First of all, after saying that he an Epstein were "not that close", he went on to tell us that the reason he visited him in New York was to tell him that they shouldn't be friends anymore, which apparently took three days. He wouldn't do it by phone because that would be a chicken's way of doing it, so he did it person cause he's just too honourable. lol. And then trying to tell us Virginia Roberts is a liar because he couldn't have been sweating all over her due to the fact that he couldn't sweat at the time, some weird PTSD from being in the Navy. What the hell?? As someone in the comments on YouTube said, I bet he's sweating now.</p><p></p><p>I guess I shouldn't be surprised, but he didn't seem to be the least bit disgusted by anything Epstein had done. He has really not come out of this looking good at all. What a monumental error of judgement on his part to agree to it. I take my hat of to the interviewer, she did not let him away with much and gave him a proper grilling. And I think the answers to some of those questions will come back to haunt him in the future, when they're proven to be untrue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richard Channing, post: 191365, member: 10"] I'll just repost what I said about it over in the Epstein thread: Well what a cringe worthy spectacle that interview turned out to be. One that he will surely live to regret. Some of the excuses were just ridiculous. How stupid does he think people are?? And the arrogance of the man is astonishing. First of all, after saying that he an Epstein were "not that close", he went on to tell us that the reason he visited him in New York was to tell him that they shouldn't be friends anymore, which apparently took three days. He wouldn't do it by phone because that would be a chicken's way of doing it, so he did it person cause he's just too honourable. lol. And then trying to tell us Virginia Roberts is a liar because he couldn't have been sweating all over her due to the fact that he couldn't sweat at the time, some weird PTSD from being in the Navy. What the hell?? As someone in the comments on YouTube said, I bet he's sweating now. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, but he didn't seem to be the least bit disgusted by anything Epstein had done. He has really not come out of this looking good at all. What a monumental error of judgement on his part to agree to it. I take my hat of to the interviewer, she did not let him away with much and gave him a proper grilling. And I think the answers to some of those questions will come back to haunt him in the future, when they're proven to be untrue. [/QUOTE]
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