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Bill Gates Tells Congress That Epstein Exploited Knowledge Of His Adultery
Bill Gates Tells Congress That Epstein Exploited Knowledge Of His Adultery
Microsoft founder and mega-billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates told Congress that Jeffrey Epstein exploited knowledge of Gates' multiple marital infidelities. Gates insists, however, that he committed no crimes and that the women he had adulterous sexual relations with were not associated with Epstein. Nonetheless, Gates' highlighting of Epstein's leveraging of Gates' sexual secrets fans suspicions that he sought to exploit similar secrets of other powerful people.
"I never witnessed nor had any indication that Epstein was engaged in ongoing criminal conduct....
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