
Billionaire Bill Gates told the House Oversight Committee this month that he believed Jeffrey Epstein “contemplated blackmailing” him over extramarital affairs, according to a transcript of the Microsoft co-founder’s interview released Tuesday. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: Bill Gates told Congress he believed Jeffrey Epstein may have considered blackmailing him over Gates’s past affairs.
Key Points:
The Epstein probe may deepen public mistrust in elite networks and government oversight, which can fuel anger among voters and taxpayers.
The investigation could help victims get more accountability and may push stronger scrutiny of powerful people who abuse access.
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Central figure in the article; Gates’s testimony concerns Epstein’s conduct and possible blackmail.
Epstein’s longtime secretary whose interview transcript was also released and who is mentioned as part of the committee’s.
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