vidence there was or anything like that.

But the thing is that the one thing we could agree they did or did not do is they did or did not respond to a deposition or respond to showing up at a hearing. And if they put Steve Bannon in jail for anything that was the same, then you have to put him in jail. Let me say this as clearly as possible. If it turns out that Bill Clinton ends up doing the same thing that Bannon did, which is some version of refusing to testify, don't you think the penalty should be the same? Of course. Absolutely. No one's above the law. So we'll see how that goes.

But at the very least, Trump has ruined the rest of the year for the Clintons. And I think we should start keeping score of how many people's lives will be ruined by Epstein. Like Epstein, the Epstein victim list is still growing because we just added Clinton to it. Now you could say Clinton's a perpetrator, but that would be your opinion. But whether he's a perpetrator or not, he's having a bad year. So if you just start throwing on the list all the people whose lives are going to not look so good, whether they deserve it or not, separate question.

But then we also hear that Larry Summers he confessed to his class that he was on the Epstein list and apparently he has resigned from the OpenAI board. It looks like he opened his class at Harvard by acknowledging he was on it, but is he still teaching? Now Harvard has launched an investigation into Larry Summers. Apparently Epstein coached Summ